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[eerie music]
[instrumental music]
โช We got it all together for a brand-new show โช
โช Scooby Doo is here and away we go โช
โช While Scooby-Doo is running from a spooky ghost โช
โช Shaggy is a-doing what he does the most โช
โช Hey c'mon get involved till the mystery is solved โช
โช Hang around for Scooby Doo โช
[instrumental music]
Aww, heh, heh, heh!
[music continues]
โช C'mon get involved, till the mystery is solved โช
โช Hang around for Scooby Doo โช
(Shaggy) 'That's my pal.'
Scooby-Dooby-Doo.
[instrumental music]
[intense music]
[music continues]
roar
Oh, no!
He-elp!
roar
(Velma) 'Professor Krueger, sure must wanna' see us badly to fly us'
'all the way to the North Pole.'
(Daphne) 'I wonder why?'
I don't know. He said it was too important
to tell us in his cable.
[snoring]
- Zoinks! look down there. - Where? Where?
[tribal music]
Yikes!
(Velma) Those are totem poles parked by the Eskimos, Scooby.
And the biggest I've ever seen. let's take a closer look.
Yeow!
[engine revving]
(male #1) 'There it is, the Eskimo village'
'where Professor Krueger is waiting for ya.'
You'll need your skis to get through the snow.
Right and thanks.
- Let's go. - Come on, Scoob.
Who? Me?
[instrumental music]
Uh-uh!
[intense music]
[muttering]
[instrumental music]
crash
[giggling]
Jeepers, what a blizzard.
[instrumental music]
[mellow music]
Ha-ha, like, I don't like the looks of this.
Me neither.
Professor Krueger? Professor Kruge-er?
Zoinks! look at that!
Igloo smashed to bits.
Yeah, as if some giant monster stepped on 'em.
(both) Giant monster?
Come on, Scoob.
Hold it, you two. We've got to find out what happened
to the professor.
We better split up and search the igloos.
Hey, you go inside, Scoob. I'll stay and guard.
Uh-uh, you go inside.
[growling]
Did you say something. Scoob?
[growling]
[indistinct muttering]
Speak up, Scoob, I.. Yeow! Run for it!
[instrumental music]
crash
[grunts]
[upbeat music]
The b-bear's got us. He's got us, Scoob, he's got us.
(Shaggy) 'He-l-lp!'
- That sounds like Shaggy. - Come on.
(Shaggy) 'Let go of me, let go, let go.'
Hey, what's happening?
- The, ba-ba-bear. - 'Bear?'
- 'That's a fish.' - A fish? Yuck!
Eskimos hang them up to dry.
Oh? Ha-ha.
I didn't know they washed 'em, ha-ha-ha.
Looks like someone was fixing dinner.
(Velma) 'It's still warm, whoever it was, sure left in a hurry.'
Maybe we can pick up their trail, come on.
[instrumental music]
sniff sniff sniff
Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy!
glug glug glug
Yuck! Phooey!
Shaggy? Shaggy?
[instrumental music]
Yikes!
'Yikes! Help, he-e-lp.'
Like, what happened, Scoob?
Zoinks! you mean, you mean, you saw a giant paw print?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Where, Scoob? - Right there.
We better take a look.
Jeepers, what ever made these prints, must be 50-feet tall.
[dogs barking]
Oh, no. Like, the monster is comin' after us.
(Fred) 'That's no monster. It's an Eskimo with a dog sled.'
Dog sled? [giggles]
[coughs]
Who? me?
toing toing toing
I am Manook, chief of this village.
What are you doing here?
We're friends of professor Krueger, where is he?
The snow beast carried him off.
Snow beast?
It smashed our igloos and drove off my people.
But, what is this beast? why did it attack?
Our ancient legend say, the great beast comes to life
when man invades the sacred lands of the north.
C-c-comes to life?
(Manook) The great beast was angered when we built our village on
sacred land, now we must go or the snow beast will destroy us.
(Velma) Jeepers!
You must go, too, before the snow beast comes back.
You heard the man, let's get outta here.
- Not so fast, Shaggy. - I know, I know.
(both) There's a mystery to solve.
Oh boy, like, I knew you'd say that Velma.
I am going to go to igloo.
Uh, just a minute, chief. Where did the professor
have his headquarters?
In Quonset hut, there.
Thanks. I think we better check his hut for clues.
Anybody home?
[knocking]
- Oops. - Jeepers! Sorry, mister.
The chief told us we might find out what happened
to the professor if we--
The professor is gone. Another victim of the snow beast.
- All that remains is our work. - Who are you?
(Jean) 'I was his assistant, Jean Pierre Baptiste.'
I must go now before the creature comes back.
[instrumental music]
I recommend for your own good, that you leave at once.
Hey, cant you tell us..?
Not exactly the friendly sort.
Yeah.
Come on, let's check out the hut.
Keep searching. There must be some clue
to tell us why he sent for us.
[sniffing]
Foo-od.
Huh?
He-elp!
I think I found something.
(Daphne) 'Gee, it looks like a drawing of those totem poles'
'we saw when we flew in.'
Exactly! and I'll bet that's what the professor saw when he--
[knock on the door]
Like, see who that is, Scoob.
Okay.
It's for you.
[roaring]
(Shaggy) It's the snow beast!
(Fred) Everybody, run! Hide!!
[grunting]
[instrumental music]
Yeah-ho-oo.
[upbeat music]
[grunting]
No!
He-e-lp!
[gasps] He got Chief Manook.
We better get the chief's dog sled and go after him.
Right, it's our only chance to save him.
[instrumental music]
Scooby, take charge of these dogs.
screech screech
Right!
[sounds reveille]
[howls]
[giggles]
[instrumental music]
There they are.
(Daphne) 'Jeepers, they sure are big.'
[music continues]
- Look at this. - Hmm, black snow, I wonder if..
Listen, what's that?
Zoinks! like the totem pole's heart is beating, it's alive.
[heartbeat]
Jeepers, that's weird.
Hmm, how could a totem pole possibly have--
[roaring]
Yikes!
- The snow beast! - Run for it!
[intense music]
[roaring]
[music continues]
[roaring]
Scooby Doo, where are you-u?
- Over there. - 'Zoinks!'
'Like, he's heading straight for the snow beast.'
[roaring]
[instrumental music]
Look out!
[music continues]
Yikes!
[roaring]
Zoinks, like, Scooby is trapped.
[roaring]
He-e-lp!
[groaning]
[grunting]
[sneezing]
[roaring]
[instrumental music]
Like, you fooled him, Scoob.
[chattering]
Come on down, Scooby, and hurry.
[music continues]
Uh-uh.
He's too scared to come down.
And he's turning into a block of ice.
[wind blowing]
Scatter!
plop
Zoinks! Scooby's frozen solid.
[instrumental music]
Mmm.. Mm-hm.
[music continues]
[sniffing]
[giggles]
Ha-ha-ha, how do you like that? Like, she thawed him out.
Yeah. Hee-hee hee-hee..
(Fred) We better hitch up again and follow that snow beast
before it's tracks are covered up.
[instrumental music]
(Daphne) We've been following these tracks for hours.
Look, the tracks lead into the ice cave.
Hey, this must be his lair. Come on.
Uh-uh!
Like, suppose he's hungry, Fred
and thinks that we're people burgers.
That's ridiculous Shaggy.
This is our only chance to save Manook
and the professor, let's go.
Gosh, this cave goes on forever.
Watch you step, this ice is really treacherous.
(Daphne) Oh, no!
plop plop plop
[everybody screaming]
Like, we'll never get out of here. We're doomed..
Doomed, doomed, do you hear?
Yeah.
We're not through yet, if I can lasso that ice up there
may be we can climb out.
Terrific, Fred, you did it.
You're the lightest. Scoob. Shimmy up that rope and then
tie it real tight, for the rest of us.
Uh-uh, uh-uh.. Too fat.
Come on, Scoob, will you quit clowning?
[instrumental music]
[roaring]
Yikes!
Like, it's the snow beast, now we're really trapped.
[roaring]
Our only chance is to find another way out, let's go.
[roaring]
[instrumental music]
- Look! - Zoinks!
The eyes of the, the, the, m-mo-monster.
(Fred) Relax, Shag, it's just a pair of lighted tunnels in the ice.
That's strange. What would electric lights be doing
in a snow beast's cave?
Hmm.
Okay, we better split up. Shag, you and Scooby
take that tunnel, we'll take this one.
Like, Fred, there's no way you'll get us to
go down that spooky path.
No way.
(Velma) 'Not even for a Scooby snack?'
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Somebody must have carved these tunnels out of solid ice.
Jeepers, look at this, a submarine.
(Fred) Hidden beneath the arctic ice.
And look at this, more black snow.
I think these clues are finally beginning to add up.
Right, we've got to find the professor and Manook
before the snow beast finds us.
S-s-so far, so good Scoob.
[roaring]
[screaming]
toing toing toing
z-zoop
[indistinct muttering]
[roaring]
[upbeat music]
Like, jump for your life!
[shattering]
tap tap tap
Like, quick, Scooby, do something.
Oh, boy, well, that oughta hold him.
boom
Yikes!
Well, well, well.. What kept you, Mr. Beast?
'Uh, come down here, please so we can check'
'those pearly whites of yours.'
Open wide. Yuck!
Like, not bad, not bad for a snow beast your age.
But they do need cleaning.
- Toothbrush. - Toothbrush.
- Toothpaste. - Toothpaste.
[laughing]
See you in about six months for a check up.
Something tells me we're getting closer to--
(Krueger) 'Help!'
What's that?
(Krueger) 'Help!'
It's coming from in here.
creak
(Velma) 'The professor and Chief Manook!'
- Ah, you found us. - What happened?
Ah, I-I can't remember. It's all a blank.
After the snow beast took me away.
(Shaggy) 'Like, help!'
- Shaggy, Scooby. - Where've you two been?
Oh, boy. Like, don't ask.
Come on, we've gotta get the professor and Manook
back up to the surface.
We made it!
Now, all we have to do is capture the snow beast.
Ah-ha-ha. Like, is that all?
If someone could just lure the snow beast
on to this patch of slippery ice, he'll be helpless.
'Any volunteers?'
Way to go, Scoob!
[whimpering]
[howling]
[roaring]
Like, here they come!
[screeching]
crash
Just as we thought. A hidden oil derrick.
(Shaggy) 'And the snow beast was a mechanical monster.'
(Fred) Run by Baptiste, the professor's assistant.
(Fred) Once we put the clues together it was really simple.
Baptiste came across the black snow
while doing research for professor Krueger
and he realized there was a huge oil pool there.
And because it was on Eskimo land
he took advantage of their legend
about the snow beast to scare them away.
Then he and the driller from the Alaskan pipeline
built the derricks during the night
disguised them as totem poles..
(Daphne) And began smuggling oil out beneath the ice
in converted submarines.
Like, the professor became suspicious, so Baptiste
carried him off with this snow beast
'and locked him up just like Chief Manook.'
And I would have made millions if it hadn't been
for you meddling kids.
We're ready to take off. Where's Scooby?
Oh like, he's fishin'.
I got a bite.
Oh, no!
toing toing toing
[chuckles]
Scooby Dooby Doo!
[theme music]
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