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Hanna Barbera produced this Scooby-Doo variant for ABC in the early 1970s. Goober, voiced by Paul Winchell, is a dog who becomes invisible when he is scared. His human companions are Ted and Tina, reporters for Ghost Chaser magazine, and Gilly, their reckless photographer.

Wilt Chamberlain was a guest in one episode, and the kids from The Partridge Family appeared in a few others.

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Goober and the Ghost Chasers provides examples of:

• Invisible Streaker: Goober is a canine version. When he disappears, his hat and collar are still visible.
• Scooby-Doo Hoax
• Talking Animal: The cartoon plays with this. Goober does talk in asides to the viewer, but only barks at other characters.
• Voices Are Mental: This happened in one of the Partridge crossovers.

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