Funny / Scooby-Doo! Music of the Vampire

• A few moments that are a mix of funny and sympathy-inducing occur during the opening case:
  • Shaggy thinks the Absurdly Spacious Sewer that they're in looks familiar and asks if this was the setting for one of their earlier cases. Velma corrects him about the information and the timeline. Grabbing Scooby's face, Shaggy screams that the cases are all starting to blend together.
  • Fred attempts to give Shaggy and Scooby a heads up that the monster is approaching. Shaggy, half-scared and half-resigned, says that he knows; that also occurred during one of that weekend's cases.
  • As he's running to help his screaming teammates, Fred gives them the earnest but distinctly unhelpful advice not to let it eat them before the rest of the gang arrives to save them.
  • When Velma doesn't get a response after finishing The Summation, she looks over to see that the others haven't yet recovered - Shaggy and Scooby are still passed out on the floor; Fred is trying to extricate himself from the flypaper, and Daphne is climbing the walls, squealing in disgust about a cockroach.
• Daphne insists on playing boring show tunes, despite the begging of the rest of the gang. Daphne points out that Velma isn't complaining... but then it turns out she's wearing headphones.
  Velma: Oh, are we still listening to show tunes?
• Fred decides to make a backpack-mounted stake machine gun. His attempt to calibrate it results in the rest of the gang (sans Daphne) nearly being impaled by stakes.
• In the same scene, Velma tells Shaggy that his vampire bite was only a splinter:
  Shaggy: So I'm not gonna turn into a blood sucking weirdo?
  Velma: Blood sucker? No. Weirdo? It's too late for that.
• Velma seems a trifle offended that no one ever kidnaps her after the Vampire actors abduct Daphne.
• After Valdrona is out of the way, Velma unties Daphne from the altar. The other girl, still dazed, is touched that Velma came to her wedding and tells her not to cry because she'll surely become a bride in the future. Velma retorts that she's not crying while she sheds a few tears from the swamp gas.
• When the culprit gets caught, Velma notes that a book tied to the mystery was something she's actually read before and says, "it's not bad." The perp immediately asks if she actually really liked it given that he wrote it.
  Velma: I said "not bad;" don't push it.