Big Top Scooby-Doo! Page #6

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and you're the best circus performer too.

That's right.

Won't you please forgive me,

old buddy, old pal? Heh.

Oh, maybe.

I know it was wrong

to treat you like a trained animal.

I was a complete--

(IN UNISON)

Trained animals.

FRED:
Hey.

DAPHNE:
Stop please.

FRED:
Slow down. Stop.

VELMA:
Stop that train.

Ah, it's so nice to see young folks

taking an interest in the railroads.

(TRAIN WHISTLE WAILS)

Hey, animals. We need your help.

Um....

(SPEAKING IN SPANISH)

Allow me.

(BARKING)

(BABOONS GIBBERING)

Scooby speaks baboon? Who knew?

(HORSE WHINNIES)

Ha. Best superb.

Archambault just wants to say he has

enjoyed doing the business with you. Huh?

(PLAYS "CHARGE")

Ha, ha. Archambault never punch

a horse before. Could be fun.

(HORSE NEIGHS)

(BABOONS GIBBERING

AND SCREECHING)

Sleepy time for the monkeys.

(GUN CLICKS)

Huh? What?

Where are the darts?

Don't worry, I got them right here.

No! Bad monkeys!

(BREAKING)

Like, what do we do now?

Hello, peoples.

-Run!

-Run!

Come back here, dog and hippie.

Archambault won't hurt you much.

Did he just call me a hippie?

(BOTH YELL)

(BANGING)

(GROWLS)

(BOTH WHIMPERING)

(SHAGGY YELLS)

Jump.

-Huh?

-Well, duh.

(YELLS)

-Thanks, buddy.

-Anytime, pal.

(BOTH SHRIEK)

(GRUNTS)

Archambault not built

for the long jump.

Scoob. I got an idea.

Follow me.

What?

(GASPS)

(YELLS)

Ow!

(SPEAKS IN FRENCH)

My....

(GROANS)

(SNORING)

-Good work, Shaggy.

-You too, Scoob.

This guy is tough.

I think those tranquilizers

are starting to wear off already.

MARIUS:
Apparently, Archambault

and Doubleday were both angry...

...when my uncle left me the circus.

I understand it.

They worked for him for years...

...then suddenly his nephew comes in

and wants to change everything.

And then, when Archambault saw

that Doubleday was caught...

...he double-crossed him,

hoping to buy himself enough time...

...to make off with the jewels

and the box-office money.

And Archambault would have

get away with it...

...if it don't be for the young peoples

and the nosy dog, there.

Oh. I do like to hear that.

Guess that wraps it up.

I got your call.

Hey, that's a train. Choo-choo!

Mr., uh, Wulfric, sir?

Um, hi. Ha, ha.

Uh, we caught Doubleday's accomplice...

...and, uh, he had this in his pocket.

Brilliant. Just brilliant.

That one's my second favorite.

I really gotta thank you.

And I have to thank you again.

-Is there anything I can do for you?

-They won't take money, I tried that.

Well, there must be something, right?

Hmm. Maybe there is.

Like, man, this is the best. Heh.

-Right, buddy?

-You said it, amigo.

Hello, Cleveland.

(WHISPERS)

We're in Atlantic City.

Right.

Hello, you guys.

-Are you ready to rock?

ALL:
Yes!

SHAGGY:

Totally!

Well, I need a minute.

(YELLING)

(BAND PLAYING HEAVY METAL MUSIC)

(SINGING)

Mystery Inc., Mystery Inc.

They helped me out a lot, I think

Mystery Inc., Mystery Inc.

They helped me out a lot, I think

There's a dog named Scooby

And some other guys

And I said I'd write them a song

But I forgot to

Scooby-Dooby-Doo.

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