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* "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesTheGhostOfBigfoot The Ghost of Bigfoot]]":
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* "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesTheGhostOfBigfoot "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesS1E10TheGhostOfBigfoot The Ghost of Bigfoot]]":
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* "Scooby-Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy":
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* "Scooby-Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy":"[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesTheGhostOfBigfoot The Ghost of Bigfoot]]":
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* In "The Frickert Fracas", Creator/JonathanWinters offers to give his farmer friend, Maude Frickert, the money to start her own line of chicken restaurants. Though Maude obviously appreciates the offer, she politely declines it, explaining that she'd rather come up with the money on her own.
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* In "The Frickert Fracas", Creator/JonathanWinters offers to give his farmer friend, Maude Frickert, the money to start her own line of chicken restaurants. Though Maude obviously appreciates the offer, she politely declines it, explaining that she'd rather come up with the money on her own.own.
* "Scooby-Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy":
** When Stan begins crying in terror about being stuck in the lodge after the first Bigfoot sighting, Ollie tells him not to worry, because he'll protect him.
** Given that [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption failure is a constant]] in most of the duo's filmography, it's sweet that the episode ends with the two being happily and steadily employed at the ski lodge, exactly as they intended.
* "Scooby-Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy":
** When Stan begins crying in terror about being stuck in the lodge after the first Bigfoot sighting, Ollie tells him not to worry, because he'll protect him.
** Given that [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption failure is a constant]] in most of the duo's filmography, it's sweet that the episode ends with the two being happily and steadily employed at the ski lodge, exactly as they intended.
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** During the Laurel and Hardy crossover, the pair hear Daphne scream when she and Velma see the ghost just outside their window. They immediately bolt to help "the young ladies."
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* The celebrities and other characters that Scooby and the gang run into over the course of the show are so willing to help a bunch a group of people (and a dog) they just met--it just seems very sweet when you really get down to it.
** In the first episode featuring the Three Stooges, after Velma goes missing, the guys seemed just as concerned as the rest of the gang, and Moe was the first of them to point out that they should make sure that Velma's okay.
* In ''The Frickert Fracas'', the episode where the gang meets Jonathan Winters, the episode's celebrity offers to give his farmer-friend, Maude Frickert, the money to start his own line of chicken restaurants--though Maude obviously appreciates the offer, she politely declines it, explaining that she's rather come up with the money on her own.
** In the first episode featuring the Three Stooges, after Velma goes missing, the guys seemed just as concerned as the rest of the gang, and Moe was the first of them to point out that they should make sure that Velma's okay.
* In ''The Frickert Fracas'', the episode where the gang meets Jonathan Winters, the episode's celebrity offers to give his farmer-friend, Maude Frickert, the money to start his own line of chicken restaurants--though Maude obviously appreciates the offer, she politely declines it, explaining that she's rather come up with the money on her own.
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* The celebrities and other characters that Scooby and the gang run into meet over the course of the show are so willing to help a bunch a group of people four teenagers (and a dog) they just met--it met, that it just seems very sweet when you really get down to it.
** In the first episode featuringthe Three Stooges, Film/TheThreeStooges, after Velma goes missing, the guys seemed just as concerned as the rest of the gang, and Moe was the first of them to point out that they should make sure that Velma's okay.
* In''The "The Frickert Fracas'', the episode where the gang meets Jonathan Winters, the episode's celebrity Fracas", Creator/JonathanWinters offers to give his farmer-friend, farmer friend, Maude Frickert, the money to start his her own line of chicken restaurants--though restaurants. Though Maude obviously appreciates the offer, she politely declines it, explaining that she's she'd rather come up with the money on her own.
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* The celebrities and other characters that Scooby and the gang run into over the course of the show are so willing to help a bunch a group of people (and a dog) they just met--it just seems very sweet when you really get down to it.
** In the first episode featuring the Three Stooges, after Velma goes missing, the guys seemed just as concerned as the rest of the gang, and Moe was the first of them to point out that they should make sure that Velma's okay.
* In ''The Frickert Fracas'', the episode where the gang meets Jonathan Winters, the episode's celebrity offers to give his farmer-friend, Maude Frickert, the money to start his own line of chicken restaurants--though Maude obviously appreciates the offer, she politely declines it, explaining that she's rather come up with the money on her own.
** In the first episode featuring the Three Stooges, after Velma goes missing, the guys seemed just as concerned as the rest of the gang, and Moe was the first of them to point out that they should make sure that Velma's okay.
* In ''The Frickert Fracas'', the episode where the gang meets Jonathan Winters, the episode's celebrity offers to give his farmer-friend, Maude Frickert, the money to start his own line of chicken restaurants--though Maude obviously appreciates the offer, she politely declines it, explaining that she's rather come up with the money on her own.
