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[eerie music]
rattle rattle
[eerie music]
[instrumental music]
Are you sure
this is New York City?
- Yeah, absolutely, - now, if I'm not mistaken
this here is, uh, Broadway.
- 'What's that street sign say?' - '"Gator avenue."'
Hm. I wonder how far
Gator Avenue is from Broadway.
According to this map,
2,000 miles.
- Well, in that case, - we're going to need
to fill up the tank, ha ha.
[eerie music]
[instrumental music]
Hello? Hello, anybody there?
Hello?
[growls]
- [sighs] - Puddles!
[barking]
Come back!
[growling]
Hmm, hmm.
Oh.
Mm-hmm.
Puddles?
[growling]
[snarling]
[shrieking]
[screaming]
Gator Man!
- Oh, sweetie, there's - there's no such thing as..
[growling]
Gator Man!
Uh-ha-ha
[growling]
[all screaming]
[tires squealing]
Puddles!
[barking]
[growling]
[snarling]
[theme music]
♪ Scooby-Dooby-Doo ♪♪
[thunder rumbling]
[rain falling]
[instrumental music]
[rain falling]
Oh, I am so bored.
- We haven't had a good mystery - in I don't know when!
[snoring]
- [sighs] - Fred, I think I've read
every magazine in your house.
Huh, what's that?
No, don't!
Don't! Huh!
"Traps Illustrated?"
Freddy!
I, uh, I read it
for the articles.
In fact, it's where
I got the idea
for this little beauty.
[instrumental music]
Who do you expect to trap
outside your front door?
[doorbell rings]
[rattling]
[groaning]
Let's find out.
I got a package
for, uh, Fred Jones.
Hey, that's me.
[rattling]
- (male ♪1) - 'Ah! Oh!'
What is it?
[thunder rumbles]
Like, um
I think it's a box.
[thunder rumbles]
[gasps]
It's from Mr. E!
[thunder rumbling]
"Saved this for
a rainy day. Enjoy."
Humph. Mr. E gives me the
creeps.
Fred, careful.
That could be a bomb.
Ooh, strike that. Cute purse.
Check it out!
"100% pure gator,
made in Gatorsburg."
Gatorsburg?
But that's impossible.
Gatorsburg hasn't manufactured
gator products in decades.
- Not since the gator mines - dried up.
Gator mines?
[thunder rumbling]
Gatorsburg was founded
back in the 1800s
- when a group of prospectors - searching for gold
struck something
much more valuable.
Alligator.
(male ♪2)
Yeah! We're all gonna be rich!
[cheering]
Gatorsburg had more alligators
than anywhere in the world.
Overnight, Gatorsburg
became a boomtown.
The town became famous
for it's gator skin products.
[instrumental music]
Then the gator wells ran dry.
Gatorsburg became
a ghost town.
But, like, Freddy
it says it was made
in Gatorsburg.
[sniffs]
Ooh, smells new.
Gang, we have
a mystery on our hands.
Oh, sweet Christmas, finally!
[instrumental music]
[screaming]
- (Shaggy) - 'Oh, boy!'
[tires squealing]
[eerie music]
[instrumental music]
(Velma)
when a civilization is founded'
'This is what happens
on an entirely
gator-based economy.
Alright, gang, let's
split up and look for clues.
What do you say, Shaggy?
Wanna go clue hunting with me?
Velma! Huh!
Come on, not in front of Scoob!
[sniffing]
Huh? I didn't touch it!
Like, dude, how about
we check out Gator Burger?
[slurps]
Sounds delicious!
[growling]
[door creaks]
[gasps]
Like, jackpot, Scooby-Doo, huhu.
Ahh!
[instrumental music]
Ooh? Ooh!
[slurping]
We need to talk.
Velma, like, I would love to
but, like, I can't hear anything
- over the sound - of my own stomach.
It's going, "Like, maybe
give me a triple with cheese
"and chili
and, like, a pickle."
You know what? Forget it.
Velma, wait up!
Like, Velm, what did I do?
Nothing!
You didn't do anything.
So me not doing
anything is the thing
that you're mad about?
Like, why do girls
have to be so confusing?
Let's go, gang,
there's nothing to trap here.
Looks like Mr. E
sent us on a wild goose chase.
Ah, yeah, more like
a wild gator chase!
Ha ha!
[clicking]
Hmm, that's weird.
- Can you tell - what the problem is, Fred?
You see that hole there?
That should be an engine.
[engine revving]
[thunder rumbling]
[instrumental music]
You kids are in
some serious trouble!
- (Shaggy) - 'Hoo, gulp.'
[thunder rumbling]
Care to tell me what
you're doing in Gatorsburg?
Our van broke down.
- Maybe you could - take a look at it.
You look like you've got
the hands for the job.
Hey, what size
is your ring finger?
Why the heck should I help you?
Because you're... a mechanic?
[sighs]
Touché.
Here's your problem.
Engine's missin'.
Uh, I'm gonna have to order
a new one from Crystal Cove.
Seeing as that's
over three miles away
it won't arrive until morning.
- So, like, - you're saying we're stuck
in this super creepy
gator town all night long?
[dialing]
[line ringing]
Hello?
- Hello? - Yes?
- Hey, mom, - we're stuck in Gatorsburg.
- The van broke down.
- Think you can come and get us?
Oh, I wish I could
but tonight's race night.
You know me and horses.
- Venus is in - its third retrograde
which means I'm betting
on Sick Little Monkey to show.
Well, lentil
and mushroom caps, Fred!
I've already got the recliner
in the reclined position.
There's no going back from that.
[slurping]
Oh, sweetie, it's dark out.
I can't go out in the dark!
[phone beeping]
[beep]
(male ♪3)
the Rogers' residence.'
'You have reached
'We're busy right now.'
'Please call back.'
Ohh, wait. Duh.
It's Still Life night.
Guess we're here
for the whole night.
And Scooby-Dooby too.
[clanking]
- Don't suppose you could - recommend a hotel?
My sister Greta
runs the best in town.
'The Drowsy Gator.'
[thunder rumbling]
'Oh, and a word of advice.'
'Don't leave your rooms.'
[engine revving]
[eerie music]
[lights crackling]
Huh?
[thunder rumbles]
- Raggy, Raggy!
- Huh?
[whimpering]
But but but uh oh?
Hmm.
[piano music]
[rings]
[rings]
We ain't got no rooms.
But your sign
in the window says, "Vacancy."
Huh, well, that sign's broken.
But it's a painted sign.
[sighs]
[piano music continues]
Gunther, we got guests!
[slurping]
[instrumental music]
Well!
Hello!
This is my son, Gunther Gator.
I'm Greta Gator.
Your last names are Gator
and you live in Gatorsburg?
What a coincidence!
Yeah, coincidence.
[both chuckling]
Uh, we don't get many guests
here at The Drowsy Gator.
Shocker!
[instrumental music]
Like, are those claw marks?
I don't see any marks.
[door creaks]
I got a few hotel rules.
Rule number one
boys and girls
in separate rooms.
No exceptions!
Then I guess
I'm with you, Daphne.
I said, no exceptions!
But I'm a girl.
Oh, right.
Rule number two
stay in your rooms,
no matter what you hear.
- That includes screams, - moans, wails
pounding, clawing, scratching
- and anything - that sounds like a body
being dragged
across a hardwood floor.
[whimpering]
Okay.
Well, Shag, looks like
you, me and Scoob
are in this room.
I almost forgot!
Rule number three
no pets in the hotel!
What?
[chuckles]
Hmm, hmm, hmm.
It's okay, Scoob.
You can sleep
in the Mystery Machine.
It's just one night, Scooby-Doo.
- I'll see you - in the morning, buddy.
I hope so!
[both crying]
[instrumental music]
I'm not a pet.
Is there something
different about your bangs?
I raised them a half centimeter
to bring out my forehead.
Toodles.
[door creaks]
Where you going?
I, uh, forgot something.
What?
I forget.
Hmm.
You know, Shag, when we all
graduate from high school
and move in together
we can get a room
- just like this. - You like bunk beds?
I can't think about
that right now, Fred!
Like, I'm really worried
about Scoob!
Well, I'd say check on him
if it weren't for the fact
that we were warned
to stay in our rooms.
Hey, do you prefer flannel
or cotton sheets?
Shaggy?
- Oh! - Tha..!
Oh, he-he, Velma.
Were you sneaking
over to see me?
Um, yeah.
Like, I wanted to see you.
But Freddy told me I had
to go check on Scooby-Doo
so I'm doing that.
Trust me, Scoob is just fine.
[eerie music]
[Scooby whimpering]
Raggy?
[whimpering]
Huh? Daphne?
I'm looking for Velma.
Have you seen her?
No but I'm glad you're here.
I have something for you.
You do?
It's just a little memento
of our time together.
Oh, Freddy! A scrapbook!
I bet it's filled
with wonderful pictures of..
traps?
We used this one to catch
the Phantom of Vasquez Castle.
Yeah, I remember.
And this baby helped us nab
Carlotta, the gypsy.
Mm-hmm. I was there.
And this one..
[Scooby whimpering]
No monsters, no monsters, no...
[thunder rumbling]
[shrieking]
[indistinct yelling]
Huh!
[screeching]
roar
[whimpering]
[growling]
Huh?
[shrieking]
Raggy! Raggy!
Help!
[Scooby whimpering]
[shrieking]
[whimpering]
clink
[shouting]
[whimpering]
Oh!
[whimpering]
[ringing bell]
Uh! Come on, come on, come on.
[growling]
[Scooby whimpering]
And I left a few pages blank.
You know, for future traps.
Good thinking.
[gasping]
Scoob! What's the matter?
- (Daphne) - 'He's trying
to tell us something.'
- It was a arr.
- Tator people.
[growling]
Uh, crater steeple?
[mumbling]
[wheezing]
- Skater Feeple!
- Gator People!
Phew. Uh-huh, uh-huh.
[growling]
[whimpering]
[electricity flickering]
[Scooby whimpering]
[Gator people shrieking]
Quick, on the bed!
[grunting]
[shrieking]
- Oh, oh!
- No!
[Daphne groaning]
Oh, Fred!
- Aah!
- My scrapbook!
Aah!
Oh, Fred.
[shrieking]
This is it. There's no escape!
[Scooby whimpering]
I've got an idea.
Quick, guys, the comforter.
[shrieking]
[all grunting]
Wow, look at this.
No Fred, no Daphne
no Scooby.
Just us.
- Mm!
- Mm.
- [panting] - Raggy!
- Scooby-Doo! - Uh.
What's going on?
- Gator People! - Come again?
Shh.
[eerie music]
[fan squeaking]
Maybe they're gone.
[electricity flickering]
Oh!
[all gasping]
[Daphne yelling]
[growling]
[metal clanking]
[all screaming]
[both grunting]
[both screaming]
[all gasping]
[all screaming]
[instrumental music]
[shrieking]
Move toward the door,
very slowly.
[growling]
[screaming]
Whoa! Ah!
Velma!
- (Velma) - 'Shaggy!'
[Velma groaning]
- Oh!
- Oh! You saved me!
I did? Oh!
Like, I did.
Zoinks!
No!
[screaming]
- That's disgusting.
- Oh!
- (Fred) - 'Wait! That isn't real.'
It looks like part of a costume.
[snarling]
[all groaning]
[all screaming]
[shrieking]
- Scooby, get behind the wheel. - Huh?
But the Mystery Machine
is broken!
- Which is why - we're going to push it.
[shrieking]
[all grunting]
[growling]
[instrumental music]
[growling]
[tires squealing]
Look! They're stopping.
[growling]
[snarling]
They weren't trying to eat us.
They just want us out of town.
- Why? - I don't know.
- But if we're going - to solve this mystery
we have to go back
into Gatorsburg.
- (both) - Say what?
Like, it's them.
[Velma grunting]
- (Scooby) - 'Huh?'
"One hundred per cent
pure gator."
This belt is just like
the purse Mr. E sent us.
Let me see that.
[groaning]
What happened?
I'm allergic
to imitation animal skin.
Pleather, fake fur
it all makes me break out.
That belt isn't
100 per cent pure gator.
It's a fake. They're all fakes.
- So, like, - those fake gator people
are selling fake gator products?
Dude! We are dealing
with serious irony!
We have to stop them.
[water splashing]
Like, dude, you gator freaks!
You're, like,
the ugliest crocodiles ever!
Who are you calling a crocodile?
Get them!
[growling]
[panting]
[growling]
Now!
[grunting]
[screaming]
Got 'em.
Old 45, gets 'em every time.
[sighs]
[siren wailing]
Time to find out who these
greedy gators really are.
(Daphne)
'Grady Gator?'
(Shaggy)
'Greta Gator?'
- (Scooby) - 'Gunther Gator?'
But why?
After we ran out of gators
everybody moved out
of Gatorsburg.
But not us.
This here is our home.
So, with no alligators left
you decided to make
imitation gator products
and pass them off as real.
[bubbling]
[blade clinks]
(Velma)
snooping around Gatorsburg.
But you couldn't have anyone
- So, you created - the creeping creatures
to scare people away.
- (Fred) - Then you could run
your counterfeit gatoring
without anyone knowing who you
were or what you were up to.
Like, that is
one ridiculous plan.
And you know what?
We would have gotten away
- with it too - if it weren't for you
meddling juveniles and your
unauthorized investigation
of our synthetic
gator accessories.
You're tellin' me
this gator stuff is fake?
I paid a fortune
for this tracksuit!
Sorry, sheriff.
[sighs]
out of this suit.
Man, I gotta get
This fake gator doesn't breathe.
I'm starting to smell a little..
funky.
Arrest them.
Even though I have absolutely
no jurisdiction here!
[instrumental music]
[car revving]
- Wait, sheriff, - can you give us a ride?
The Mystery Machine isn't...
[engine starts]
[all gasp]
Like, there's no engine
in the Mystery Machine!
- (Shaggy) - 'It's haunted!'
(Velma)
'It's from Mr. E.'
"Hope you had
a good time in Gatorsburg
"but be warned, there are
more mysteries to come.
This is only one piece
of the puzzle."
Puzzle?
What's that supposed to mean?
Like, I've got a bad feeling
we're going to find out!
[whimpers]
[thunder rumbling]
[whimpering]
[instrumental music]
[theme music]
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