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Post by scoob16 on Jul 21, 2014 12:22:45 GMT -5
No offense to my fellow American Scooby fans, but American history always had me puzzled with all the names. I had the same problems with "A Night Louse at the White House". But other than that, it was a good episode. My inability to remember all those names though has discouraged me a bit from re-watching it more than twice or so.
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Post by Sophia Peletier on Jul 21, 2014 19:45:39 GMT -5
I remember this one! Scooby getting tangled up was hilarious. And as always, Daphne had some great moments and Pat and Heather were excellent in their roles. I think I'd consider this one to be one of my favorites.
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Post by Doo on Jul 22, 2014 10:05:56 GMT -5
I remember this one! Scooby getting tangled up was hilarious. And as always, Daphne had some great moments and Pat and Heather were excellent in their roles. I think I'd consider this one to be one of my favorites. I love this one too!
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Post by mattpricetime on Aug 15, 2014 0:34:19 GMT -5
As a kid and a history buff, i admit Scooby was the first to teach me about two of the figures here. Benedict Arnold being the only one my school history classes ever taught me about.
I also kind of like anything that plays with wax figures being real. And this episode plays that a little bit when the "ghosts" stand still in their places. (I remember an episode of T&J kids with wax figures coming alive that was always my favorite from that show)
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Post by scoobydoomaster on Aug 22, 2015 15:05:15 GMT -5
This is my favorite episodes of TSDS, I love Scooby and Shaggy flying the planes. Also, I find it a bit weird with not being allowed out.
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Post by Ark on Aug 22, 2015 18:16:22 GMT -5
I think the timelock is real though.
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Post by somebody-doo on Apr 1, 2016 15:00:51 GMT -5
I loved it.
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Post by federer91 on Apr 17, 2016 15:08:29 GMT -5
Another top-notch episode, very original, interesting characters and many history jokes.
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Post by doobert on May 30, 2016 15:09:25 GMT -5
Great episode. Seeing Scooby and the gang trapped in a museum was a treat. I especially love how this episode (let alone a show like Scooby Doo), introduced me to two forgotten revolutionary traitors (William Demont and Major Andre), that the history books in class never told me anything about.
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Post by Ark on Jun 1, 2016 18:43:50 GMT -5
...introduced me to two forgotten revolutionary traitors (William Demont and Major Andre), that the history books in class never told me anything about. I'll have to read up on them. Was Scooby trying to be more educational to keep on the air?
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Post by doobert on Jun 3, 2016 17:50:19 GMT -5
...introduced me to two forgotten revolutionary traitors (William Demont and Major Andre), that the history books in class never told me anything about. I'll have to read up on them. Was Scooby trying to be more educational to keep on the air? I dunna. I imagine they might have pulled their names out from an old history book that had a section on traitors during the revolutionary war, and decided to use them as ghosts, since they were making an episode about spirits from 1776. Major John Andre actually has his own Wikipedia article. William Demont doesn't (funny enough, when you type his name in google one of the first pics you get is his appearance in The Scooby Doo Show), however he was a traitor in The Battle of Fort Washington.
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Post by marx on Apr 18, 2017 8:30:12 GMT -5
I love this episode, background music did a great job.
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Post by matt on Dec 15, 2020 23:00:27 GMT -5
I'll join in on the praises here, great episode! Love the history in this one
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Post by moonscar on Feb 19, 2022 1:37:43 GMT -5
This episode was a blast! Always been one of my favourites from Season 1. Museum settings are just somehow always a win for classic Scooby and the Splitsonian Institute may just be one of the very best. The ghosts are neat too. They're obviously just humans but they have a sinister aura to them, increased somewhat by the fact all 3 were traitors in the American Revolution. It just gives you the impression they would somehow be evil from beyond the grave!
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Post by matt on Feb 19, 2022 19:15:33 GMT -5
This episode was a blast! Always been one of my favourites from Season 1. Museum settings are just somehow always a win for classic Scooby and the Splitsonian Institute may just be one of the very best. The ghosts are neat too. They're obviously just humans but they have a sinister aura to them, increased somewhat by the fact all 3 were traitors in the American Revolution. It just gives you the impression they would somehow be evil from beyond the grave! It isn’t quite one of my very favorites of the season (High Rise Hair Raiser, Bad Humor Man, Headless Horseman, and Watt a Shocking Ghost make up that Mount Rushmore for me) but it is indeed a super fun one. Especially love the history in it, similar to how I love Night Louse at the White House from the New Scooby Doo Mysteries
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