Shaggy has a map while driving back to the luau. Why? Could it be because this is actually film from Mine Your Own Business?
Scooby and Shaggy run from Mano Tiki Tia and run smack into him. Couldn't they notice a monster as big as a four-story building moving around in front of them?
Several points are not explained at the end of the mystery: what was dragged through the jungle? What is the significance of the downed airplane? More...
We've added one new mistake from this classic Scooby-Doo episode, but you'll have to click the link to find out what it is. More...
Velma pronounces Ebeneezer Shark to be mighty fishy. In this case, she's mighty mistaken; Shark is completely innocent.
The gang splits up, Freddy and Daphne staying put to watch Ebeneezer Shark while Shaggy, Velma, and Scooby visit the lighthouse, presumably in the Mystery Machine. If so, then how do Freddy and Daphne know that Shark won't be going out today, since they'd be unable to follow him without transportation?
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There's only one Mystery Machine, or is there? Here are a few instances of the groovy van looking a little different than usual...
What a Night for a Knight
The back is filled with miscellaneous equipment, a ladder, lanterns, rope, etc., mounted on hooks.
What the Hex Going On?
There is a bench running longwise in the rear of the van.
Decoy For a Dognapper
The back contains a table and chairs, plus the walls are lined with computer equipment; there is a large antenna on the roof and a circular skylight.
The Spooky Space Kook
Another table, but this time the walls are lined with kitchen cabinets. More...
Daphne and Velma each use the wrong voices.
Scooby's nose temporarily turns brown. In another scene, he loses his spots.
In the tunnel, Shaggy and Scooby try to run away but a gate falls and blocks the way, forcing them to go on and find the villainous strong man. The question is, who dropped the gate? The strong man? He wanted the gang to leave, and besides, he didn't even know they were in the tunnel. Maybe he was closing it to keep them from finding his lair and accidentally locked them in.
Daphne loses her lipstick. Twice. More...
Moe and Larry switch voices.
Although the Red Baron pulls the ladder off the windmill, it is later shown intact.
The Red Baron even uses a German accent when he talks to himself. The guy really gets in character.
How do the Stooges get in the barn with Freddy, Daphne, and Velma?
The mini plane continually changes in size. More...
Freddy tells Valerie to deactivate the trap, but Velma steps in and flips the switch.
Shaggy turns the crank the wrong way; he's lowering the trap, not raising it.
In a far shot of all the kids together, neither Josie nor Daphne move their lips while speaking.
The canvas, though nailed to the deck, slides across the floor when Sebastian crawls under it.
Velma grows even more suspicious of Lance Goodwin, pondering his resemblance to Capt. Scavenger. Which, incidentally is nil. They don't look at all alike. If that's your idea of deduction, then arrest Capt. Canaby, who looks a lot more like the ghost than Goodwin. More...
Piles of peanuts and other foods on the floor are serious health code violations.
The same switch on the same machine is used to work the ceiling conveyor belt and the secret door.
Scooby watches as Shaggy is snagged by a hook and dropped over a vat. When Freddy asks where Shaggy is, Scooby replies, "Beats me."
Some of the candy machines are very dangerous, like the jawbreaker maker that shoots candy out like bullets.
You might have to pause it to spot this one, but when Scooby taps his head to indicate to the audience what he thinks of Shaggy's brain-power, the dog has five limbs. More...
Historically, little is known about the celebrated serial killer, except that in 1888, he knifed and mutilated five or more women in the Whitechapel District of London. He was never caught or even identified, although theories abound, along with a steady stream of new revelations, secret diaries, and suppressed files continually surfacing. Still, the truth remains unproven. More...
