This show quietly disappeared

>>85220225
Nice thumbnail

>>85220225
what is this, a thread for ants?

>>85220225
Forgettable shows tend to do that.

Speaking of Scooby-Doo in general, whenever they busted someone running around in a monster mask, did that person ever do anything illegal? All they did was put on a scary outfit and frightened people away for whatever reason, but was there anything that actually broke the law in those scenarios?

>>85221535
The villains often dressed up to scare people away from some kind of illegal activity, like smuggling, insurance fraud or some scam.

>>85221535
Public disorder

>>85221535
Often times there was vandalism, trespassing, theft or attempted theft, kidnapping, counterfeiting or any number of typical crimes, but just dressing up as a monster with the intent to harass and scare people should fall under criminal terrorizing and intimidation.

>>85221535
>that episode of the '70's series with the magician
>he doesn't seem upset that they caught him, and gleefully shows how he made everything work

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>>85221535
Yes, there was tons of people who broke the law. That's why they were chasing people off so they wouldn't find out.

Also there were tons of cases of attempted murder. Everyone just comically ducks in time or figures a way out.

>>85220225
Which episode of family guy was this?