Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog (2021)

1. Woo-hoo!

2. Great work, everybody.

3. And now, let's see who this bank-robbing clown really is.

4. Yeah. Like, Scoob and I got to take some pics.

5. Yeah, yeah. Pictures.

6. - Say, "Cheese!" - Cheese.

7. I thought you guys weren't afraid of clowns.

8. And selfies.

9. We're getting help.

10. Like self-help help, in fact.

11. It's like a book on tape.

12. Being scared is for chickens.

13. Are you a chicken?

14. No. We are not chickens.

15. I'm a dog.

16. Then face your fears.

17. Do something you're afraid of every single day.

18. So, like, that's what we were doing.

19. We were doing something we're afraid of

20. by taking a selfie with that scary clown.

21. And nothing is scarier than a scary clown.

22. Well, that's great, guys.

23. How's it working out?

24. Man, we don't really know.

25. Yeah, we just started.

26. Uh... Ahem.

27. Sorry about that. Let's get back to it.

28. So now let's see who this bank-robbing clown really is.

29. The bank manager, Mr. McGill?

30. It all makes perfect sense.

31. You see, Mr. McGill only took the job as bank manager

32. so that he could pull off the bank heist of the century.

33. Huh?

34. And he orchestrated the installation

35. of a new vault for just that reason.

36. So not only did he have the combination...

37. Huh?

38. Scooby-Doo...

39. Dude! Scooby-Doo just ran off.

40. Like, we got to go after him, man. Come on!

41. What? He just ran off?

42. Jeepers! Why?

43. Like, I have no idea.

44. We'd better find out.

45. Yeah. Yeah, gang. Come on, let's go! Let's go!

46. I am so, so sorry not to finish this properly.

47. It's a bit of a family emergency. You understand.

48. Absolutely. Good luck.

49. Ahem.

50. Oh, right. Sorry, Fred.

51. Ahem?

52. Oh, right. Sorry, Fred.

53. That's better. Safety first.

54. Looks like I'm rich! Rich!

55. Scooby-Doo!

56. Scooby-Doo! Where are you?

57. It's okay, Shaggy, don't worry.

58. Look, I know exactly where he is.

59. Ever since we installed that tracking chip

60. in Scooby-Doo's collar, we can't lose him. See?

61. Yes.

62. Velma Dinkley, man, you are all kinds of genius.

63. Step on it, Fred. We got to catch up with Scooby.

64. He could be anywhere.

65. Oh.

66. Oh.

67. Where am I?

68. Hush it! I can't hear the dang TV.

69. Uh-huh, okay, I see.

70. But what do you think about this?

71. - Oooga-booga-booga!

72. Finally, a little peace and quiet.

73. - Oh. - Phew.

74. - Ooh. - You're a dog.

75. - Uh-huh. - Me, too.

76. Ooh.

77. You hear that weird sound?

78. Uh-huh, uh-huh.

79. Did it go like this?

80. Uh-huh, uh-huh!

81. And did it make you dance?

82. Uh, uh-huh!

83. Me, too.

84. Oh!

85. Huh?

86. Huh?

87. It's my friends.

88. Oh! Hello.

89. Ew.

90. Whoa, nice one, Daph.

91. That had to be 500 yards, at least.

92. Thanks, Freddy. I've been working on my swing,

93. and it's a win-win.

94. I get to practice and I hate bugs.

95. They're cicadas in their pre-molted exoskeletal form.

96. But they're huge.

97. Huh. I've never seen them grow that size.

98. Fascinating.

99. And there's some kind of green slime.

100. Hey, Scooby-Doo, old buddy, What was that about?

101. You had me, like, totally terrified, and worried,

102. and panicked, and freaked out and everything!

103. - Sorry, Shaggy, I heard a sound. - Mm-hmm

104. - Hmm, it stopped.

105. - Uh-huh, uh-huh.

106. Courage, there you are.

107. Oh, and you made some new friends.

108. How nice.

109. Sweetie, why don't you invite all your new friends inside?

110. I'm making my special Scottish dream cookies

111. - with extra, extra, extra butter.

112. Like, dude, that sounds extra, extra, extra good to me.

113. Yeah. Extra, extra, extra delicious.

114. Come on!

115. Look, we're having guests, Eustace.

116. Isn't that exciting?

117. Dang it, Muriel, you're blocking my stories.

118. Now entertain our guests, dear, while I go put the kettle on.

119. Stupid guests.

120. Come on! Come on!

121. Stupid, meddling kids.

122. Oh, it's always so nice when my Courage brings home new friends.

123. Such a treat.

124. I love cookies!

125. Oh!

126. Hmm. Courage, I think the sink's clogged again.

127. He has such wonderfully small paws.

128. So, I take it you're a traveling band of tinkers, then.

129. Um, not quite.

130. Although we have been known

131. - to tinker around with a mystery or two.

132. See what I did there.

133. Ha-ha, nice one, Daph.

134. Nice work. Cookie?

135. We actually drive all over the place solving mysteries.

136. In a van.

137. Oh, I do so like your caravan.

138. Thanks. I just had it re-decaled.

139. I wasn't sure at first, but then, in the end

140. - I went with the flowers.

141. So, you're professional riddle solvers, then.

142. Mystery solvers, we solve mysteries.

143. Guys in rubber masks.

144. Land grabs, bank heists. That kinda thing.

145. You know the deal.

146. - How nice.

147. I love riddles.

148. Do you know this one?

149. What can travel around the world

150. while staying in a corner?

151. Hmm. Uh...

152. A stamp.

153. - Get it? A postage stamp.

154. Always in the corner of the envelope,

155. - traveling all over.

156. I can't believe I didn't get that.

157. Oh, don't worry, dear.

158. I'm sure you're much smarter than that silly old riddle.

159. I have loads more if you want.

160. Like, dude. Man, these Scottish dream cookies

161. are really, really, like, extra dreamy, man.

162. Yeah, Shaggy, deliciously dreamy.

163. I'm so glad you boys like them.

164. I've got loads more of those, too, if you're still hungry.

165. Thanks, we're always hungry.

166. And we love the words "loads more,"

167. especially when it comes to food. Right, Scoob?

168. Yeah, yeah, food.

169. Like, dude, what's wrong, little pink guy?

170. You okay, Courage?

171. Zoinks! Get it off!

172. - Like, dude, get it off! Help! Help!

173. Like, dude, It's one of those crazy monster cicada things on my back!

174. It's just a wee bug, dear.

175. Don't fret, I'll get it.

176. - Hold still, dear.

177. Oh, my.

178. Daphne, be a dear and open the back door.

179. I've never seen cicadas that big before.

180. Maybe it's a new species.

181. Do you think it has anything to do with that strange vibration

182. that Scooby and Courage were hearing?

183. It could be.

184. There's definitely something strange going on here.

185. And Scooby and Courage might be picking up sounds that our human ears can't hear.

186. Oh, my! Sounds so interesting.

187. How would you know, dear?

188. Well, we humans hear in a range roughly from 31 hertz to 19 kilohertz.

189. Whereas dogs hear in a range from 44 hertz to 64 kilohertz.

190. So if I adjust my tablet to pick up any higher levels of sound vibration,

191. we might be able to see what they're actually hearing.

192. Oh, goodness. The things you say.

193. Better than my silly old riddles.

194. Aren't you the smart one.

195. Here, have a cookie.

196. Oh, okay. Thanks.

197. Like, dude, I'm not feeling so hot.

198. Maybe I should just go sit down.

199. Shaggy, dear,

200. go in and watch a bit of telly to relax.

201. Like, okay, Muriel.

202. Good idea.

203. - Uh, telly? - Uh-huh.

204. Aw, it's okay, Shaggy.

205. Like, maybe we should work on our

206. Being Afraid Is For Chickens self-help book.

207. It might help, man.

208. I mean, like, it does have the word "help" in the title.

209. - Good idea. - Huh?

210. It helps us to not be so afraid all the time.

211. Oh!

212. It's important to find friends

213. that understand you.

214. Friends that can share their fear feelings.

215. Talking is sharing. And sharing is caring.

216. - Do you have such friends? Uh-huh.

217. Have one or all of you been afraid at one time or another?

218. Uh-huh.

219. Really afraid?

220. Uh-huh, uh-huh.

221. Really, really, really afraid?

222. Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.

223. - Then share those feelings.

224. Talk about what scares you the most.

225. Your deepest, darkest fears.

226. Like, dudes, where to start? I got so many.

227. - Yeah, me, too. - Me, too.

228. Uh, you go first, Shaggy.

229. Oh, okay, Scoob.

230. Like, I'm really afraid of big, scary monsters.

231. Especially ones that look like spiders. Yikes!

232. Uh-huh, uh-huh. Spiders! Yuck!

233. I'm scared of space aliens.

234. Oh, right, Scoob. Space aliens are the worst!

235. Especially ones that wanna eat you.

236. Uh-huh, uh-huh. Space aliens!

237. Your turn, Courage.

238. Like, I totally don't understand

239. a word you're saying, little pink dude,

240. but I am feeling your fear.

241. Yeah, yeah, totally feeling it.

242. Nice job, little Courage guy.

243. Oh! Stupid dogs and shaggy-haired fella.

244. So annoying!

245. - What now?

246. Why, aren't you going to get the door, Eustace?

247. - Nope. - Uh, I'll get it.

248. It's an invitation.

249. "Pets welcome."

250. Pets? Who are they talking about?

251. The mayor of Nowhere? We have a mayor?

252. Ooh, how lovely.

253. Mayor, shmayor. I didn't vote for him.

254. But free food is free food.

255. I can't believe I'm agreeing with the angry old dude, but I am.

256. Free food sounds good to me, man.

257. - Me, too. Let's go. Mm-hmm.

258. Well, maybe the mayor can give us some clues

259. as to why so many weird things are happening here in Nowhere.

260. I'm driving. I'm not riding with you kooky teens.

261. You make me sick!

262. That's a splendid idea.

263. Eustace, why don't you take the two dogs in your truck?

264. They'll love it.

265. I'll ride with these fun house painters.

266. Mystery solvers.

267. Oh, right.

268. That reminds me, I've got another riddle for you.

269. At night, they come without being fetched,

270. by day, they're lost without being stolen.

271. What are they?

272. I don't know!

273. I can't believe I don't know!

274. Why, it's the stars, dear.

275. The stars! Ugh, I can't believe I didn't get that.

276. Don't beat yourself up, Velma girl.

277. I learned these riddles long ago,

278. when I was a wee thing.

279. I wish I could be

280. a professional riddle solver like you.

281. I don't know why you got to ride with me.

282. Getting your fur all over my seat

283. - and slobbering all over the place.

284. Don't touch nothing!

285. Stupid dogs.

286. I don't slobber... much.

287. Hold the phone! There's a horrible, ugly monster driving that truck.

288. - Call him Eustace, dear. - No, Fred is right!

289. Eustace isn't driving, it's a monster!

290. Like, we've got to save Scoob!

291. - Shaggy!

292. Hang on, gang!

293. And Miss Muriel.

294. Whoa!

295. Go faster, Freddy.

296. My decals!

297. Whoa!

298. They're getting away.

299. Oh, dear.

300. - Oh, man. - Oh, no, they don't.

301. Nitro boosters in three, two...

302. Nitro boosters?

303. While you were redoing the decals,

304. I added nitro boosters.

305. One!

306. Yay!

307. We have to do something.

308. Uh-huh, uh-huh.

309. Grab the wheel.

310. Okay. Okay.

311. Mm. - Uh, that's not what I was thinking.

312. They're going over the cliff!

313. Oh, dear.

314. Oh, man.

315. Daph.

316. Launching grappling hook in three, two, one.

317. Courage!

318. Whoa!

319. The truck is too heavy.

320. Oh, dear.

321. Zoinks!

322. - Daph. - On it.

323. Dropping anchor.

324. Scooby-Doo!

325. Like, grab the bumper, dude. Hurry!

326. And grab my Courage, too, dear.

327. Yeah, like, grab the little dog, dude, and hang on!

328. Oh, my!

329. What did you do to my truck?

330. Like, don't fret, angry old dude.

331. Your truck might be okay.

332. Um, like... It might still be okay.

333. Oh, boy!

334. It's all your fault

335. and those stupid dogs.

336. Try again, Daph.

337. Um, you try again, Fred.

338. Uh, okay.

339. Um... Hey there, buddy.

340. We have an invitation for dinner

341. from the mayor, uh, at this address.

342. Oh, follow me.

343. Wait here.

344. Hey, you three.

345. - Guess what? - What?

346. - Oooga-booga-booga! - [Scooby-Doo and Courage scream]

347. Stop messing around, you guys.

348. - Us? - Yeah. I hear something.

349. - Listen.

350. I hear it, too.

351. Like some kind of growling.

352. - It's not us. - Not us.

353. Like, we recently trained our stomachs to growl

354. at a frequency of 21 hertz,

355. well below the range of human and dog hearing.

356. Why?

357. It's locked.

358. We're trapped.

359. Oh, my!

360. Get out, stupid weird chairs.

361. Oh!

362. - Muriel!

363. Does it feel like you're trapped in a strange room

364. full of angry, weird furniture trying to eat you?

365. Yes!

366. Well, I'm afraid there is nothing I can do to help you.

367. Like, this place is crazy!

368. This way. Hurry!

369. Oh, I am so, so sorry about that.

370. This house is really old.

371. The strangest things happen here.

372. I'm the mayor of Nowhere. Pleased to meet you.

373. I didn't even know we had a mayor.

374. How nice for you, young man.

375. And how can I help you lovely people?

376. We got your invitation.

377. - Yeah, for, like, dinner. - Yeah. Yeah, dinner.

378. We love dinner!

379. Would you please hand that invitation to my assistant?

380. Oh, let's have a look.

381. Well, it's authentic.

382. I'm sorry, but I simply don't remember inviting you,

383. but I'm very, very busy.

384. Did I mention I'm the mayor?

385. Well, I simply don't remember voting for you,

386. so I guess we're even.

387. But now that you're all here,

388. why don't you stay?

389. My butler can set a few more places at the table.

390. - Yes?

391. Oh, Mr. Glockenspiel.

392. How do you keep sneaking up on me like that?

393. Oh, well, please set extra places at the table.

394. All these fine people are joining us for dinner.

395. If you say so.

396. Walk this way.

397. Like, man, if I could walk that way,

398. I would never need a Halloween costume ever again.

399. Check it.

400. Oh, hi.

401. Guess he showed you, shaggy-haired fella.

402. Oh, and another thing...

403. - Oooga-booga-booga!

404. Never gets old.

405. Now let's get some grub. I'm starving.

406. Bread and water?

407. Oh, I'm sorry about this.

408. I'm afraid the butler and his wife, Frau Glockenspiel...

409. have spent a lot of time in prison.

410. Working in prison, I think. I hope.

411. Anyway, that's what they told my assistant.

412. Mr. Mayor, I really need to ask you.

413. We saw an enormous cicada.

414. No surprise.

415. The insects do grow to crazy sizes around here.

416. Ooh! We had a spider in the shower

417. that was huge!

418. But we saw a really big one.

419. Like the queen of them.

420. Possibly seven feet tall.

421. And it was driving a truck.

422. Yes, all the giant insect queens in this town

423. drive trucks, cars...

424. Oh, the Mosquito Queen has a helicopter for some reason.

425. Lots of weird stuff goes on in Nowhere.

426. Believe it or not,

427. I never even heard of Nowhere before today.

428. We're a little off the map.

429. I've been doing some research,

430. even though my internet connection

431. has been pretty spotty.

432. But from what I've discovered—

433. Hey, Mayor. Knock, knock.

434. Um... Who's there?

435. - D'you know? - D'you know who?

436. D'you know who voted for you?

437. 'Cause I sure didn't.

438. Uh... Okay.

439. Oh, Eustace, behave.

440. Table manners, please.

441. Me? What about this big dog?

442. He's got his feet on the table.

443. I'm all feet.

444. Sorry about them, Mr. Mayor.

445. As I was saying, my research shows

446. that weird stuff really does seem to happen here in Nowhere.

447. Per capita, more weird and creepy mysterious stuff

448. happens in Nowhere

449. than anywhere else in the world.

450. It's on our flag.

451. I'd love to get more information

452. that might help us get to the bottom of this giant bug mystery.

453. It's what we do.

454. We solve mysteries.

455. Oh, that reminds me.

456. I have seas without water,

457. coasts without sand,

458. towns without people,

459. and mountains without land.

460. - What am I? - A map.

461. Nice one, Mr. Mayor.

462. Oh, I actually knew that. Shoot!

463. Back to your point, Velma.

464. I wish I could help more.

465. I just don't have any answers, unless they're riddles.

466. There is something of a museum wing

467. here in the mansion.

468. You're welcome to check it out.

469. Oh, that sounds like just what I've been looking for.

470. Oh, I'd love to learn about the history

471. of this amazing town.

472. Me, too.

473. Well, what's stopping us? Let's take a tour.

474. No, no, I'm afraid I'm entirely too busy.

475. Re-election campaigns, hair appointments.

476. Oh, I told you I'm the mayor, yes?

477. Well, anyway, he'll take you.

478. Like, let me guess, your attorney?

479. No, no, it's my butler.

480. He just likes to dress up for the museum.

481. I would love to tag along and see what it is you kids do.

482. - Ooh! - Cool.

483. - We'd love it. - Sure.

484. I came all this way for dinner,

485. and I'm not leaving until I get it.

486. We're staying, too.

487. It's been like 14 minutes since our last snack.

488. Me, too.

489. Uh-huh.

490. Oh, suit yourselves.

491. I do it every morning with help.

492. All right. I have a lot of mayoring to do.

493. Don't forget to vote, whenever that is.

494. All right, Scooby-Doo, let's dig in.

495. - Ow! - Hey!

496. It hurts my teeth!

497. Like, Scooby-Doo,

498. this is our first food we can't actually eat.

499. Yeah. So sad.

500. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

501. Disgusting is what it is.

502. Hey, where is that creepy tall guy?

503. I wanna complain to the management.

504. - Yes?

505. Like, didn't you just... Never mind.

506. - This food is terrible.

507. How are we supposed to eat this dreck?

508. Fine.

509. I will get the cook, Frau Glockenspiel.

510. - I am Frau Glockenspiel.

511. What is wrong with the food I make?

512. Who speaks this?

513. - You must cut.

514. There, enjoy.

515. Yes, ma'am.

516. All right. Here we are.

517. The Nowhere museum wing.

518. Oh, museum.

519. - Jinkies!

520. I'm hoping we can find some answers here.

521. There really is something odd about this town.

522. Oh, how exciting.

523. Hey, guys, how about we take a look for the kitchen?

524. - Uh-huh. - Maybe we'll find something edible.

525. Good idea, shaggy-haired fella.

526. Maybe we can find some real food.

527. - Yes!

528. Oh!

529. Woo-hoo! Jackpot!

530. Watch the masters at work, if you please.

531. - You hungry? - Mm-hmm.

532. I doubt you can make anything that looks good to me.

533. Au contraire, country old dude.

534. Behold, the majesty of what Scooby-Doo and I like to call...

535. El Sandwicho Extra Grande!

536. A little mustard, a little of that...

537. And that, and this.

538. A little more, a little more.

539. Like, man, don't forget the anchovies.

540. Anchovies? Yuck!

541. Hmm. Needs more mustard.

542. - Oh. Excuse me.

543. Why, I never!

544. Must have been something I ate.

545. Ah, that's just gross.

546. But I'll tell you what isn't gross.

547. This! Oooga-booga-booga!

548. Never gets old.

549. Give me. I'll get a new mustard.

550. On second thought, Shaggy fella,

551. you get the mustard because I am leaving.

552. I've had enough of this place and you kooky teenagers.

553. See ya! Wouldn't wanna be ya!

554. I guess that means more for the rest of us.

555. Let's see if we can find some other kind of goodies to put on our...

556. El Sandwicho Extra Grande!

557. Like cookies and pretzels and sweets and—

558. Pasta! And canned peaches and peanut butter.

559. - Olives! Olives!

560. And then we'll put some of those

561. and crackers and dressing and butter butter.

562. That would be perfect extra sandwich fixings for our...

563. El Sandwicho Extra Grande!

564. Yes!

565. It's so dusty.

566. They really should clean more.

567. Wait, Muriel. Look, footprints.

568. Someone's been in here recently.

569. Curious. Look at this.

570. The original land survey books of Nowhere County.

571. And some of them are missing.

572. Hmm. Very interesting.

573. But what's even more interesting

574. are all these kooky photos and statues.

575. Oh, man, this is definitely one weird place.

576. So, you've decided to visit the town of Nowhere.

577. Good for you.

578. Ten out of ten tourists would never do what you have done.

579. Oh, I feel so special.

580. This means you're special.

581. See? I am.

582. How nice.

583. Creepy stuff happens in Nowhere.

584. - Monsters, aliens, demons, mad scientists...

585. zombies, vampires

586. and other such perils from myth and legend.

587. Nowhere is also known for evil masterminds like Katz,

588. or international thieves like Le Quack.

589. From robots to Weremoles, Nowhere has it all.

590. Oh, goodness.

591. I never knew I lived in such an interesting place.

592. Some speculate that the mysteries stem

593. from a nearby top secret military base.

594. Others are not so sure.

595. Like, she's gone!

596. Say, there. You boys okay?

597. You look like you've had a fright.

598. - The mayor guy is gone. - No, look.

599. Oh!

600. That horrible cicada queen lady monster

601. turned the mayor into a giant cicada bug.

602. What is it, Courage? Something wrong?

603. Look!

604. There you are!

605. - You're late. - Yeah. Late, late.

606. Like, here's your sprayer. We'll start in here,

607. then sweep the upstairs levels

608. before finishing in the basement. All set?

609. Oh, man. Like, don't tell me it's your first day on the job!

610. Mm-hm.

611. - Oh, no. - Oh, no.

612. We should have known

613. the agency would send over a noob.

614. Guess we'll have to show you the ropes.

615. - These are the ropes. - Those are the ropes.

616. Tie down this big tent

617. we're gonna drape over the building before we fog.

618. - Did you bring a ladder? - Uh-uh.

619. Ladder.

620. - Ladder. - Ladder.

621. Oh, all right. You got your ladder.

622. You got your tent. You got your ropes.

623. You got your sprayer. You got any questions?

624. No? You got this.

625. Right. We'll just have you sign for the equipment rental here.

626. Print here, initial here.

627. Say, "Cheese"!

628. - Cheese!

629. Your fully laminated photo badge

630. will be mailed within 24 hours of receipt

631. of your completed benefits Roman package.

632. Uh-huh. - Congratulations.

633. You're officially a pest control professional.

634. Welcome to the life. And remember...

635. - No prisoners. - No mercy.

636. The only good bug is a what?

637. - Dead bug. - That's right.

638. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

639. Like, you're doing great. Keep it up.

640. Hm?

641. - It worked! - We did it.

642. Like, way to go, team!

643. You said it.

644. Indeed.

645. Zoinks!

646. Like, shouldn't you be exterminating some pests?

647. He thinks he is.

648. So, you've decided to visit the town...

649. Muriel.

650. Good job, little pink dude.

651. Phew, yeah, yeah. Thanks, Courage.

652. Like, help!

653. Ah... Ah... Ah...

654. Phew!

655. - Gesundheit. - Thanks.

656. So dusty. Oh, thank you.

657. Huh?

658. Where are we?

659. And what is that thing?

660. It's making a funny sound.

661. Jinkies! That's it.

662. That's the source.

663. The machine is broadcasting the signal

664. that is making the dogs act crazy.

665. I wonder what it's doing.

666. Hello.

667. Go for Brian.

668. Whatever this thing is, it's broadcasting the signal

669. to cell phone towers across the country.

670. But why?

671. And to whom?

672. Oh, my! It's making the call.

673. Hello.

674. I'm in a meeting. Can I—

675. If this is about the tiny car rental, I already—

676. Hmm.

677. Hey, guys.

678. Nice of you to drop in.

679. Oh, Courage! You're okay.

680. Muriel!

681. Well, whatever this machine was doing,

682. it's not doing it anymore.

683. Huh?

684. Like, man! This place is totally freaky.

685. Like, why is the water dripping upward?

686. Whoa!

687. - How's that even happening? - Oh, man!

688. Oh, how nice.

689. Also, we're all floating.

690. Interesting.

691. The energy that is powering this machine

692. is affecting the laws of gravity and physics.

693. Hm. There are only a few known substances

694. that could have this effect.

695. This mystery is really starting to come together.

696. But I need more information.

697. I need an internet connection to find some answers.

698. Oh, we've got a lovely computer at the farmhouse.

699. - Don't we, Courage? - Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

700. Let's see if this tunnel will lead us out of here

701. and back to the surface.

702. They got nothing on my sandwich.

703. - Darn it. It does need more mustard.

704. - Huh?

705. Oh, thanks.

706. Huh?

707. Awesome!

708. - Phew!

709. I'll take that.

710. - Gimme. Gimme. Gimme.

711. Oh!

712. Ah!

713. I guess all my hard work is finally paying off.

714. Woo-hoo!

715. Jinkies! Hm.

716. Oh, goodie!

717. Home is just across that cornfield.

718. Like, there's no way

719. I'm walking through a creepy cornfield at night.

720. I'll wait here.

721. - Me, too. - Me three.

722. Since when are you guys afraid of corn?

723. Yeah. You each had four ears at breakfast.

724. You're eating some right now.

725. No, it's not the corn. Daphne.

726. You're new. So let me explain.

727. This is the part where Shaggy and Scooby

728. continually refuse to do something

729. until we bribe them with treats.

730. Oh, just like my Courage.

731. Boys...

732. Will you do it for a Courage snack?

733. They're homemade.

734. - Homemade? - Oh!

735. - Yeah. Yeah.

736. Hm.

737. Like, we never get homemade Scooby Snacks. Do we, Daph?

738. Well, I— I— Uh... I don't really, uh...

739. - Yum. - Yeah, that's what I call a treat.

740. They're just normal biscuits I put in a jar.

741. No one's the wiser.

742. Now, come along.

743. Eustace is probably worried sick.

744. No jewels? No gold?

745. Why, you're wasting my time with just cash.

746. Okay, okay, give it here anyway,

747. weird clown!

748. Now, beat it!

749. Easy come, easy go.

750. I'm rich. Rich! I love money!

751. And money loves me!

752. Stay together, everyone.

753. Guys, what's the matter?

754. Quit goofing around, you guys.

755. That's just a scarecrow.

756. Now, come on.

757. Like...

758. - It's the Cicada Queen.

759. Like, man. Why is the ground crunchy?

760. - Are they dead?

761. No, not dead.

762. These are just the remains of exoskeletons

763. left after the cicadas have molted,

764. which can only mean they've gone through their chrysalis stage

765. and now, have wings!

766. Like, somehow, that is so much worse.

767. I have to agree with Shaggy.

768. - Huh?

769. Oh, dear!

770. You said it, Muriel. Run!

771. Whoa!

772. Oh, my!

773. Muriel! - Oh, dear!

774. No!

775. Whoa!

776. Just when we were so close.

777. The farmhouse is the epicenter, I know it.

778. I just need to prove it somehow.

779. - Jeepers!

780. It's up to you guys.

781. The source... Dig it up and use it.

782. Stop these horrible bugs!

783. I'm scared, too, Courage.

784. Like, we're all scared, Scooby-Doo.

785. But you have to ask yourself...

786. Like, if we're always afraid...

787. - And we are, always. - Uh-huh.

788. Then by sheer logic,

789. maybe we're, like, never afraid. You get it?

790. Uh, no.

791. Like, me neither.

792. But check this out.

793. What is the true difference

794. between courage and fear?

795. Courage isn't the absence of fear.

796. True courage is taking action in the face of fear.

797. Oh!

798. It's time we took action.

799. Like, time we said to ourselves,

800. "Selves, listen, you gotta stand up and be strong

801. with, like, strength and stuff."

802. What's happening, Shaggy?

803. I'll tell you what's happening, Scooby-Doo.

804. I've had it.

805. I've had just about all I'm gonna take from those horrible bugs.

806. Speak your truth.

807. Speak it.

808. Yeah. Yeah, I will.

809. Thanks, talking book.

810. I know it's rarely like me to be brave.

811. Okay, it's never like me to be brave.

812. But this is the moment.

813. This is my moment.

814. I will be afraid.

815. It's just who I am.

816. But I will have courage in the face of a fear.

817. I will draw the line here and I will stand and fight.

818. - Shaggy! They took my Shaggy.

819. Oh!

820. What do we do?

821. Oh!

822. - Velma. - Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

823. - She said dig. - Uh-huh.

824. Dig to the source. Yes.

825. No, I'm confused.

826. What does that mean?

827. Oh. Hmm.

828. - Wait.

829. Maybe it's on here.

830. Oh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

831. Hello? Knowledge, hello?

832. Aha!

833. Huh?

834. - Come on. - Oh.

835. - Huh? - Woo-hoo!

836. and before that when she had her eureka moment.

837. She said the farmhouse was the epicenter...

838. I'm sorry.

839. But I will require more information.

840. - Aha! - Huh?

841. Interfacing...

842. Hello, Velma Dinkley's tablet-device.

843. Hello, Courage's computer.

844. How may I help?

845. Of course.

846. Well, Velma has done some lovely research.

847. Thanks to you, of course, tablet-device.

848. Too kind, old-school computer.

849. Hm. Let's see.

850. The farmhouse belonging to Eustace and Muriel Bagge

851. is in the exact middle of an impact crater

852. of immense size.

853. It was caused by one of the most deadly meteors

854. in the history of the planet.

855. The one thought to have wiped out the dinosaurs.

856. Very exciting.

857. You have such a lovely voice.

858. I could just listen to you all day.

859. We could share a download, have an upgrade.

860. I feel so connected.

861. Velma said dig. Dig for what?

862. It should be directly below us, more or less.

863. - But beware the meteor

864. is composed of dark matter.

865. - A notoriously unstable substance.

866. Oh!

867. Hey, thanks, Mr. Computer.

868. Oh!

869. Oh, and you, too, Courage.

870. Aren't they cute?

871. Keep digging, Courage.

872. Oh!

873. - Uh-oh!

874. Yikes!

875. Where are we?

876. Uh-uh.

877. Let's get that meteor.

878. Muriel!

879. Whoa!

880. Whoa...

881. Muriel!

882. Muriel!

883. The things I do for love.

884. Muriel!

885. I will be afraid. It's just who I am.

886. - But I will have Courage in the face of fear.

887. Courage.

888. Courage.

889. Courage.

890. Courage.

891. Courage, that's me.

892. Courage.

893. Hmm!

894. Wow.

895. You go, Courage! You go!

896. - Oh, I can't look. Watch out! - Jeepers.

897. - Whoa! - That's gotta hurt.

898. Way to go, little pink dude.

899. Yay, Courage! You're so brave.

900. Oh, Courage, you caught that nasty bug.

901. Well done, sweetie.

902. Oh...

903. Now let's see who this cicada monster really is.

904. The Mayor?

905. Goodness. Why would you do all these horrible things?

906. Naughty boy.

907. I'm afraid we're dealing with something

908. even more sinister and untrustworthy

909. than a politician.

910. If there is such a thing.

911. Say, Muriel, I've got one for you.

912. When is a mayor not a mayor?

913. Oh, I... I don't think I know that one.

914. Then let me show you.

915. - And they are?

916. Yeah. Like, who are these weird dudes?

917. It's Katz and Le Quack.

918. Remember?

919. From the museum display?

920. Oh! - Right.

921. They were operating the mayor costume,

922. and they were the real villains behind all of this.

923. Hmm?

924. I'm Katz, mastermind and evil genius.

925. And I am Le Quack,

926. world renowned thief of the most highest skill.

927. I had my suspicions, but to be honest,

928. a lot of the clues don't make sense.

929. If you would allow me to explain

930. how it all happened,

931. it would be my greatest of pleasures.

932. - When I, Katz, discovered— - No, no, no.

933. - When I, Le Quack, discovered—

934. When we discovered that there was

935. a dark matter meteor of intense power,

936. buried somewhere here under Nowhere,

937. we joined forces and worked

938. to get ourselves elected as the mayor.

939. This gave us the access

940. to all the records of the town.

941. Allowing us to locate the right spot to dig.

942. The power of the dark matter meteor

943. has been affecting everything in Nowhere

944. for millions of years.

945. Oh, oui, oui.

946. And it is the exact center

947. of a map of documented weirdness

948. that only seems to affect Nowhere.

949. - It is all because of the meteor. - Huh?

950. We knew the dark matter meteor

951. held unlimited power

952. and once we found it,

953. we harnessed that power to get rich.

954. Oui, oui.

955. We made all those silly rich peoples

956. bring their wealth to the farmhouse,

957. which we planned on the collecting of later.

958. But when the gang of mystery-solving teens arrived,

959. we needed to up our game.

960. We found the meteor had different effects

961. by adjusting the modulations.

962. When it spins, it emits a frequency...

963. - ... that makes people very open to suggestion.

964. It also affects animals in different ways.

965. It enabled us to control the giant cicadas

966. to keep you all out of our business.

967. Sadly, it did not work so well as we hoped.

968. Yes, indeed. We were so close.

969. We would have been rich. Rich!

970. And we would have gotten away with it, too,

971. if it wasn't for you meddling—

972. Hold it right there, Katz.

973. Frau Glockenspiel?

974. Anything you do or say

975. can be used against you in a court of law.

976. Or a basketball court, racquetball court,

977. food court, take your pick.

978. And you are...

979. Right, right. Sorry.

980. That's better. The costume was a bit steamy.

981. - I am the General.

982. And this is the Lieutenant.

983. Right, right. Exactly.

984. We are very grateful to you kooky mystery-solving teenagers

985. and these two brave dogs

986. for stopping the nefarious plan

987. of these dastardly criminals.

988. Fine. Fine.

989. May I continue?

990. Right. Right. Please do.

991. And we would have gotten away with it, too,

992. if it weren't for you meddling—

993. Ow, ow, ow!

994. Uh, I don't understand. What is happening?

995. His rubber mask is really stuck on there.

996. - Ooh, it's so realistic.

997. That is because

998. I can assure you mystery-solving kooks,

999. that this is indeed my very own face.

1000. Yeah, right, buddy.

1001. Nobody's got a face like that.

1002. What kind of glue did you use?

1003. And how do you make that duck puppet

1004. move and talk like that?

1005. I resent being called a puppet.

1006. I am, Le Quack, world famous thief.

1007. And I, Katz, genius and mastermind.

1008. And we would have gotten away with it, too,

1009. if it weren't for you annoying, meddling teenagers.

1010. We'll make sure that all the stolen goods

1011. are returned to their rightful owners.

1012. And we'll take that meteor if you don't mind.

1013. I like the dancing.

1014. Right. Right. It's nice.

1015. Huh?

1016. Aha!

1017. Well, might as well go with it.

1018. Oh, Courage, what a wonderful idea.

1019. I do so love dancing.

1020. Get some.

1021. I have to say,

1022. this is a better use of the dark matter meteor.

1023. We were just gonna make it a weapon.

1024. Right, right. Yeah, dancing is more fun.

1025. Hey!

1026. Well, if you can't beat them...

1027. Ah, oui, oui, join this.

1028. Jinkies, what a weird mystery this was.

1029. Jeepers, I hate to admit that this whole time

1030. I kinda thought Eustace was the bad guy.

1031. Yeah, me too, Daph.

1032. I wonder where he is, anyway.

1033. - Huh?

1034. Hey! Where's my dang riches?

1035. This ain't nothing to dance about.

1036. I've been robbed!

1037. Somebody call the... Huh?

1038. What's happening to me?

1039. Oh, why am I dancing?

1040. This is the worst day of my life!

1041. Whoa!

1042. Somebody help me!

1043. I only have one more riddle for you.

1044. And I bet you two know the answer.

1045. What's furry, and sweet, and brave all over?

1046. Courage and Scooby-Doo!

1047. Oh, exactly right, dears.

1048. Well, good night, folks.

1049. Bye.

1050. Stupid dogs.