does anyone remember the johnny bravo episode with scooby doo?
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I definitely remember it. That was superfunny how Johnny was in love with Daphne, but Velma was in love with Johnny... and when Velma and Johnny accidentally switched glasses!\n\nI don't know where to download it. Maybe youtube.com?\n\nDid you see the Speed Racer commercial when Speed was racing against the mystery machine? Scooby was driving, and Speed bumped him off the road and the van exploded. Speed says "Dogs shouldn't Drive!"
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Yes. Man I had forgot about that.\n*harf*\nThe dad from "Full House"\nEwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww\nBut when I saw a few years ago a E! True Hollywood stories that Him and Uncle Jessie (I can't remember his name right now for the life of me) Used to tell dirty jokes to each other while the children could hear them.\nThey said there were a lot of Angry Teachers and Parents who took their kids to the live tappings.
563428
I really like that 70's show. \nAny episode is great, but the \nfinale was the bomb!\nThanks for asking.
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I love it too. I watched it everyday until I was seeing repeats of the repeats. I'm thinking of buying the DVD set. It's hilarious!
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i have a really cool math teacher who told us a ghost story he said it happened to him. i just can't remember it. something about him going into a house and the cabinets shaking and clothes coming out of them and things like that.
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I remember that! It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen on the telly. I still laugh to myself when I think about it. It was so badly done its eyes were crossed! Priceless.
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I love that show!! But, I already have plans to go to the movies, but maybe I'll get back in time to watch it. It's not as good on tv as it is on video or dvd. Just because they bleep out stuff. They even cut a whole part out. The part when Janie's little brother is skating around the cafeteria and those 2 bullies put their pubes on the pizza and try to make him eat it. Then along comes Freddie Prinze Jr. to save the day and make the guys eat their own pubes. Hahaha..they don't show that part on the tv! It sucks! Well I hope you enjoy it!
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I remember that show. It was on from 88 to 90 and is NOT on DVD yet. I have never seen it on reruns either.
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Check the old McGuyver episodes :)
851056
omg...I totally remember that show!!
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I loved that show!  It was soo good.  \n\nHere's the link for imdb.com: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101081/\n\nThey actually have DVD box sets out for the series.  If I have enough spare money, I might go relive my childhood.
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I hear about simple plan and i'm from scotland. They r on some music channels quite a bit and in some magazines. I was disturbed to find them singing that scooby doo song then someone showed me them in a pre-teen magazine so i hear about them quite a lot even if a lot of the time it's in horrible mediums.
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I remember it..but I am wondering why it is bugging you.\n\nIt is called Fox Hunt. Here is a link describing the episode. Episode 21, Season #1\n\nhttp://www.tv.com/gumby-adventures/geese-grief---fox-hunt---goos-pies/episode/642484/summary.html
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OMG--I totally remember that show! It was one of our favorites growing up!  Talk about a blast to the past!  \n\n**Today's Special was a children's television show produced by Clive VanderBurgh at TV Ontario from 1981 to 1987. It also ran on Nickelodeon and the Faith and Values Channel (now the Hallmark Channel.) It was set in a department store, based on the anchor location of the now defunct Simpson's. Many sequences for the show were shot at the Queen Street West and Yonge Street store after hours.\n\nCore characters\nJeff (Jeff Hyslop): A mannequin with a magical hat that makes him come to life. \nJodie (Nerene Virgin): The store's display designer. \nSam Crenshaw (puppet, Bob Dermer): The store's security guard and a retired member of the merchant marine. \nMuffy (puppet, Nina Keogh): A mouse who speaks in rhyme and lives in the store. \n\nIn the children's department of a major department store, each night Jodie when she arrives for work carries a mannequin (Jeff) upstairs, where Muffy says the magic words "hocus pocus alimagocus!" From there Jeff comes to life, and hilarity ensues.\n\nMany early episodes focused on a tangible object as a subject, such as hats or costumes, with the show revolving around teaching about that subject. Later episodes dealt with more complicated subjects, such as the episode "Wishes" dealing with sacrificing one thing for another, or "Phil's Visit", which dealt with alcoholism.
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is it SCOOBY DOO?????
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Yes I remember it...very heartwarming and often a tearjerker, but always had interesting story lines.  Tony Franciosa (who died recently) is who I belive starred in it.  I also remember that I really liked the beautiful theme song.
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Google video had an archive of Penn&Teller's Bullshit for a while.  You can probably find the episode - I think it was the second or first of the first season - that dealt with 'talking to the dead' - they had another one on tarot readings.  Oh, and a third one on ouija boards.