Original subtitles

[thunder rumbling]

[gulps]

[intense music]

- Uncle Scooby. - Yikes!

Hi, I'm Scrappy-Doo.

Rappy-doo?

Hee-hee-hee-hee.

Shh!

Yeow!

Let me at 'em. Let me at 'em!

Let me at 'em. Let me at 'em!

♪ Scooby Scrappy-Dappy-Doo ♪

♪ Scooby ♪

Scrappy-Dappy-Doo!

♪ Scooby Scrappy-Dappy-Doo ♪♪

Ta-ta-da-ta-ta! Puppy power!

Rappy-Doo?

[giggles]

Uncle Scooby?

Scrappy-Dappy-Doo!

Hee-hee-hee-hee. Scooby-Dooby-Doo-o-o!

[instrumental music]

Hey, guys, this is a neat assignment, coming to New York

to learn big city police methods.

It sure is, partner.

[tires screeching]

Now, let's go meet the chief.

[instrumental music]

- Howdy, chief, we're-- - I know.

The Tumbleweed hicks the Governor wants me

to nursemaid me for a month.

That's us, alright, you got any low down desperados

you want us to track down, hog tie and slam in the pookie?

No. I just want you cowpoke to stay out of trouble.

- Now copy these reports. - Y-yes, sir.

I ain't never tackled one of these critters before.

But it can't be tougher than clipping

a buckin' bronco's toenails.

[buttons clicking]

boing

This one's tougher than I feared.

Yahoo!.

Oh! Slow down, boy!

[bell ringing]

(male #1) 'Hey! Stop it. Stop it!'

[crashing]

Phew! Hey, that was some ride.

Why? You bumbling birdbrain.

I want this mess cleaned up by the time I get back from lunch.

Right, chief.

[phone ringing]

Howdy? Ya don't say! Ya do?

The Phantom jewel thief is heading

for the Empire State building. Got it.

Wow. We gotta let the chief know about this.

No time for that. It's up to us to apprehend the vermin.

- Uncle Yabba's right. - But..

[instrumental music]

Jumping jack rabbit.

This building is taller than 5000 jumbo pigs

stacked end to end.

(Scrappy) 'Look, Uncle Yabba. There's the Phantom jewel thief.'

We gotta apprehend that high rise hood.

Uh-uh fair.

We'll round up a posse. Call the Air Force.

Summon the National Guard.

That won't be necessary, Deputy D.

We'll just climb'er the same way we climbed Mt. Tumbleweed.

[gulps] C-c-climb?

(Scrappy) 'Nice shot, Uncle Yabba.'

Gosh! This sure is exciting.

Whoopie.

Uh-oh. I've been spotted.

Okay, Phantom. We caught you red-handed.

Throw down the jewels and come out with your hands up.

Sure, sure, I'll throw 'em down.

It's all yours. Ha-ha-ha.

boing

Uh-oh. Bamboozled the game.

[all screaming]

Bye, suckers.

Now, for the perfect get away.

[screaming]

boing.

[instrumental music]

boing

[screaming]

[crashing]

Is this some sort of joke?

Look. It's the Phantom.

Hate to drop in and run. But we got a desperado to catch.

Soon I'll be home free.

He's heading down the stairs.

We could catch him with the elevator.

Okay, everybody out, we're taking over this elevator--

[all mumbling]

Well, you don't have to be stinkers about it.

Hey. That gives me a swell idea.

I knew my pet skunk, stinker, would come in handy.

[sniffing]

[coughing]

Little fellow's great for crowd control.

Hurry. Into the elevator.

"Express button for emergency only."

Well, this here is an emergency.

[screaming]

[instrumental music]

He's heading out into the streets.

You can't outrun the law.

Maybe not. But I can outride you.

If it's a ride you want, it's a ride you get.

[whistling]

[horse neighing]

I can't believe it.

Yippee. Yai. Yeah.

I'll show 'em.

[indistinct yelling]

I'll ditch those Wild West weirdo's

inside a Tracey's department store.

That city slicker ain't gonna ditch us. Giddy up, horse.

Those hicks don't give up.

Dead end! Hit the brakes, Yabba.

[screeching]

[crashing]

Hey. This place looks like home sweet home.

thud

Uncle Yabba. The Phantom thief is getting away.

Not when I've got one last Wild West trick under my hat.

bam bam bam

Whoa!

Hand me that 50 gallon stetson, Scrappy.

This oughtta finish him off.

boing

[screaming]

Let's see how you fare against Western police methods.

Woah!

I surrender. Stop this crazy thing.

That'll teach you not to mess with the best of the West.

- You tell 'em, Uncle Yabba. - You tell 'em, Uncle Yabba.

Well, boys. I wanna commend you for catching the Phantom.

Is that our commendation for bravery?

'No. It's a bill for one broken copy machine'

'one bent flag pole, a half a days horse rental'

'200 dented car hoods, and some smashed china.'

Oh..

Well, we always heard it was expensive

living in the big city.

Yippidi-yabbidi-doo.

[theme music]

[music continues]