The gang investigates the rumor of the "Miner 49'er" haunting the old mines of the Gold City ghost town.The gang investigates the rumor of the "Miner 49'er" haunting the old mines of the Gold City ghost town.The gang investigates the rumor of the "Miner 49'er" haunting the old mines of the Gold City ghost town.
Nicole Jaffe
- Velma Dinkley
- (voice)
Casey Kasem
- Norville 'Shaggy' Rogers
- (voice)
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Don Messick
- Scooby-Doo
- (voice)
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Vic Perrin
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (credit only)
John Stephenson
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (credit only)
Jean Vander Pyl
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (credit only)
Frank Welker
- Fred Jones
- (voice)
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Featured reviews
"Showdown in Ghost Town" a Scooby computer game is loosely based on this episode, I think. It starts out in a tavern which has a player-piano. It also has a mining car ride with hills, twists and turns. I am in my late 30's, and I still love watching these shows! My whole family loves Scooby! Sometimes, we have a Scooby marathon and watch the Scooby series shows and movies. I really hope that more Scooby shows and movies will be made in the future. I also agree with other viewers that Scrappy was an annoying character, and I am glad that the recent shows and movies have excluded Scrappy. The actors and actresses who have taken over the main characters' voice-overs have done excellent jobs at immitating the original cast members!
A Favorite Of Mine.
This Episode Is A Heart Racer With Thrills And Laughs Galore!
Oh And Don't Forget The Opening,Middle And Ending Scenes π
The Railcar Scene Is Very Classic And Genuine And It Plays Along Great With The Whole Episode!
Also Another Favorite Is The Eye In The Door And The Mouse Scene πππ Always Brings A Grand Smile To My Face!
I Give This Episode A 10 Out Of 10 Just Like Each And All The Rest Of The Scooby-Doo TV Episodes And The Films Of Course π
I Will Always Enjoy And Never Stop Watching Nor Stop Recommending This Episode It's Masterpiece Of An Episode.
This Episode Is A Heart Racer With Thrills And Laughs Galore!
Oh And Don't Forget The Opening,Middle And Ending Scenes π
The Railcar Scene Is Very Classic And Genuine And It Plays Along Great With The Whole Episode!
Also Another Favorite Is The Eye In The Door And The Mouse Scene πππ Always Brings A Grand Smile To My Face!
I Give This Episode A 10 Out Of 10 Just Like Each And All The Rest Of The Scooby-Doo TV Episodes And The Films Of Course π
I Will Always Enjoy And Never Stop Watching Nor Stop Recommending This Episode It's Masterpiece Of An Episode.
Great episode iam actually watching it right now! Miss my childhood! Velma is Still my Fave lol!
Scooby Doo, Where Are You!
S1E4: Mine Your Own Business (1969)
The gang shows up at an abandoned town where they learn about the ghost of a miner from 1849. This ghost is scaring off all the people so the gang decides to investigate and see what's really going on. The fourth episode is far from a classic but it's certainly highly entertaining and features plenty of funny moments. The highlight has to be a sequence inside the mine where the gang is trying to get Scooby into an elevator and of course it comes down to some Scooby snacks. Another highlight happens when the gang finally gets a plan to trap the miner and it involves Scooby and a train. The villain this time out is basically just an old man with a beard so he's not all that memorable but he's still enjoyable. The setting of the deserted town makes for some rich atmosphere, which is another plus.
Episode: B+
S1E4: Mine Your Own Business (1969)
The gang shows up at an abandoned town where they learn about the ghost of a miner from 1849. This ghost is scaring off all the people so the gang decides to investigate and see what's really going on. The fourth episode is far from a classic but it's certainly highly entertaining and features plenty of funny moments. The highlight has to be a sequence inside the mine where the gang is trying to get Scooby into an elevator and of course it comes down to some Scooby snacks. Another highlight happens when the gang finally gets a plan to trap the miner and it involves Scooby and a train. The villain this time out is basically just an old man with a beard so he's not all that memorable but he's still enjoyable. The setting of the deserted town makes for some rich atmosphere, which is another plus.
Episode: B+
Taking place in a abandon town, the gang try to investigate a mystery why a 150 year old miner is haunting a town. This is an underrated episode. I been understand why some people say it's a weak episode. Likely because of the villain just being an old man with a long beard. I still think it's really entertaining. The Miner 49er is a very interesting villain. The setting and the atmosphere in this episode are so good. It makes the episode more creepy. Also the Miner in the show has a really great moan. It sounds so creepy, you can understand why the gang gets creeped out.
Overall a excellent episode. 10/10
Overall a excellent episode. 10/10
Did you know
- TriviaThere's a real-life Indian Springs ghost town in Kern County, California, possibly placing the setting in the Mojave Desert.
- GoofsWhen Daphne falls into a mine shaft Fred turns his head 180 degrees.
- Quotes
Shaggy Rogers: Zoinks! It's the Miner 49er!
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Scooby Doo Show Monsters (2019)
- SoundtracksScooby-Doo, Where Are You! (Main Title - Dutch Version)
Performed by Tony Neef
Details
- Runtime
- 30m
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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