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When there's ghosts and goblins as well as evil to
be eradicated, then no look further than handsome Fred,
striking Daphne, genius Thelma, scrawny Shaggy, and last
but not least -- Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?, the original
Saturday morning cartoon that debuted back in the late 1960s
that introduced us to the gang of the Mystery Machine, where
they don't find trouble; it finds them. For four decades,
this lovable canine and his human friends has been traveling
throughout the world fighting crime through several spin-offs
and two live-action big-screen adaptations with real-life
couple and expectant parents Freddie Prinze, Jr. and Sarah
Michelle Gellar, and Matthew Lillard as Fred, Daphne, and
Shaggy. ***
The second volume of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? consists
of four episodes, with the gang still understanding that
there are things that goes "Bump in the Night", with Scooby
going undercover to trap a dognapper; the foursome trying
to find out "What the Hex is Going On" involving a ghost
that casts spells; being casted as extras in an horror movie
while encountering the Ape Man, and there's "Foul Play in
Funland" when a robot becomes out of control due to an malfunction.
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