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Scooby-Doo - Mystery Mask Mix-Up [VHS]

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This is my favorite scooby-doo episode. Daphne buys a mask and the "zombie" tries to steal it back. This video has awesome "one-liners" from scooby and the gang. A "must have movie!"

This is one of my favorite episodes of Scooby Doo, and I've seen practically every one. I always crack up when Scooby's chasing after the baddies in their car. A must-have for any Scooby fans.

I love the Scooby Doo, Where Are You?, and the Scooby Doo Show cartoons and Mystery Mask Mixup is one of the best from Scooby Doo, Where Are You?, It's great that it's on video and they even have a couple of classic Scooby episodes on DVD but it would be great if they included all of the classic episodes in order in a series of videos and DVD's individually and even in complete DVD box sets which is what I would like and I don't care that some people will think that wanting to own every classic Scooby episode is silly and a waste of money because their shown on TV all the time, I would love to be able to have every episode on DVD's and to be able to watch them at my convenience and if they do put every Scooby episode on DVD's I hope my mom will let me buy them with money I have saved.

Actually, this episode takes place in San Francisco! It's by far one of the funniest episodes I've ever seen. The chase scene through down town San Francisco takes the Mystery Machine rambling through a hotel room and ends at the famous Fisherman's Wharf.

Another hellarious scene envolves Shaggy riding Scoob like a motorcycle!

This one is a must-own for all you Scooby fans!

Actually, I give this video 3 1/2 stars. I have seen better episodes, but this tape is certainly worth adding to your collection. The first episode takes place in China. We don't see the gang too often in China. It starts normal enough with Daphne buying a mask. Later, some strange things happen, and the kidnapping of Daphne creates some suspense. We get to hear the famous whimpering of Scooby and Shaggy. Ofcourse, Scooby and Shaggy accidentally find the criminals. Shaggy's hilarious one liners are there: 'I warn you, I know Judo, Chop Suey, and Chinese Checkers.' Scooby and Shaggy are able to disguise themself quick under pressure. The sassy but reality orientated Velmah offers a memorable line: 'It's up to Shaggy and Scooby? Oh boy are we in trouble.' The second episode is also quite good. As many Scooby episodes do, this start offers a combination of creepy and seemingly normal events. It is interesting that this episode has many scenes that are in the opening and ending credits. We get to see Scooby's desperate attempts to avoid these situations. The abduction of the gang's friend Sharon provides some suspense. The sudden appearance of the bad guy is done in a creepy but entertaining fashion: 'I found a clue. Him.' There is also a great moment between the level headed Fred and the frantic Shaggy. FRED: 'Well, we're not going to let him scare us.' SHAGGY: 'We're not?' In this episode, Shaggy steals Scooby's food for a change. We also get to see Daphne's talent for causing accidents. The villain even offers a funny line: 'You brought the fortune. How fortunate for you.' The funniest part of this episode is when the gang uses the bad guys own props and methods against him. DAPHNE: 'He's running like a ghost is after him.' And the finish shows us Scooby's natural talent for getting to the food first. I grant that there are better Scooby episodes out there, but this tape is well worth buying.

Another classic from my favorite Doog.Scooby Doo always gets right.along with the rest of the gang.The Lines are a Stone Trip.very enjoyable with alot of Laughs.