Chill Out, Scooby-Doo!

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Scene 1
(The film opens to the Himalayas as the title reads "Chill Out, Scooby-Doo!" The credits roll and then we got to the mountain, where two men walking, and one man sees something) (They see a statue that has a carving) (The professor examines the carving, and takes out the manuscript, that compares the carving on the statue) (He goes further to the way, but Pemba stops him.) (Pemba sees a couple of footprints) (Then, they hear a menacing roar, and the snowstorm comes) (He runs but the professor stops him) (Then, the professor cuts the robe) (The professor wouldn’t listen, and disappears in the cloud of snow. as Pemba goes to find him, he sees the creature roared at him.) (He runs but the floor cracked and Pemba falls and slides down the mountain, then he gets out his pickaxe, and finally stops before he falls off the cliff and then sees the monster climb up the mountain and dissappears in the cloud of snow) (We fade to the view of the mountain)
 * Man 1: (gasps) Look.
 * Man 2: Egads.
 * Man 1: See, professor? The ancient carvings, just as I promised you.
 * Professor Jeffries: So the legend is true.
 * Professor Jeffries: Yes. It's all here, just as the manuscript describes. I've found it at last. Come, Pemba. The lost kingdom of Shangri-la awaits.
 * Professor Jeffries: What?
 * Pemba: I am sorry, professor. We dare not go further. These lands are forbidden.
 * Professor Jeffries: Forbidden? By whom? Look around. We're the only ones here.
 * Pemba: No we are not alone.
 * Pemba: We should not be here. He is coming.
 * Professor Jeffries: No, Pemba. We can't quit now, not when we're so close.
 * Pemba: You do not understand. We must hurry.
 * Professor Jeffries: (gets out his pocket knife) Then I'll go alone.
 * Pemba: Wait! Professor! Professor!
 * Pemba: No!
 * Pemba: I have seen the creature.

Scene 2
(Then, we go to Paris) (Later on a plane we Shaggy and Scooby eating) (???) (Then the cabin alarm is sounded) (Scooby is ringing the button) (???) (It wasn’t the VIP lounge it was a cargo area) (???) (???) (???) (Then a ringing sound is heard) (???) (???) (They head to the Mystery Machine)
 * Daphne Blake: Don't you just love Paris? The city, the sights, the shopping. Isn't it romantic, Freddie?
 * Fred Jones: Oh, man, I think I'm in love. (His attention is at a phone) This new cell phone rocks. It's got hi-def video, an MP3 player, even satellite GPS. I'm, like, totally geeking.
 * Velma Dinkley: Really? How can you tell?
 * Daphne Blake: I don't know which is worse: Fred and his phone, or you and your newspapers. I thought we were supposed to be on vacation.
 * Velma Dinkley: We are. You know how I like reading in a foreign language. Listen to this, gang. Climbers on Mount Everest claim to have seen the abominable snowman, a mysterious creature believed to exist in the high Himalayas.
 * Daphne Blake: Oh no. Not this time Velma. I don’t care if this is in French or Swahili. There will be no mysteries on this trip. Do you hear me!?
 * Velma Dinkley: I hear you. Can I have my cheeks back?
 * Fred Jones: Speaking of mysteries, Shaggy and Scooby were supposed to meet us here over an hour ago. Where can they be?
 * Daphne Blake: Knowing those two, they've probably been sidetracked by their stomachs.
 * Scooby-Doo: Yummy.
 * Shaggy Rogers: What a great idea, Scoob. Like, I've always wanted to fly an all-you-can-eat airline.
 * Scooby-Doo: Yeah, me too.
 * Shaggy Rogers: Like, gee whiz. Shouldn't we have landed in Paris by now?
 * Pilot: We're coming up on the drop zone. Mount Everest, dead ahead.
 * ???: Mount Everest, tallest mountain in the world, and home to the abominable snowman.
 * Pilot: So you're really going through with this?
 * ???: But of course. I am Alphonse Lafleur, the world's greatest hunter. Now, I come in search of the world's greatest prize.
 * Pilot: But I thought the abominable snowman is just a myth. How do you catch a monster that may not even exist?
 * Alphonse LaFleur: Oh, mu flaire, With a bait no monster can resist.
 * Alphonse LaFleur: Sacré bleu! What can they want now?
 * Scooby-Doo: Hello, anybody home? Hello?
 * Alphonse LaFleur: Bonjour mis amis and thank you for flying Alphonse Lafleur's Le Monde Grande Tours. We are going to be landing very shortly.
 * Shaggy Rogers: Boy, are we glad to hear that. Like, my stomach is already coming in for a three-snack landing.
 * Alphonse LaFleur: You have eaten everything?
 * Shaggy Rogers: Almost. Like, I'm still saving the last slice of peanut butter and pineapple pizza, in case of an emergency.
 * Shaggy Rogers: Hey.
 * Alphonse LaFleur: The pooch is still hungry, no? We have lots of yummy goodies waiting for you in the VIP lounge.
 * Shaggy Rogers: This is the VIP lounge?
 * Alphonse LaFleur: You are on the package tour, no? (closes the box with them inside)
 * Shaggy Rogers: I didn't know that that meant we were the package.
 * Shaggy Rogers: You said it, Scoob. Like, I think we've just been bumped from first class to worst class.
 * Alphonse LaFleur: ???
 * Shaggy Rogers: Zoinks, like, now, we know how it feels to be lost luggage.
 * Shaggy Rogers: As if things weren't bad enough, now my ears are ringing.
 * Scooby-Doo: Shaggy, cell phone. Cell phone.
 * Shaggy Rogers: Hey, my cell phone.
 * Shaggy Rogers: (answers his phone) Like, world's worst vacation ever, Shaggy speaking.
 * Fred Jones: Shaggy? I can barely hear you. Where are you guys?
 * Shaggy Rogers: Hang on, Freddie. Like, I think Scoob and I are about to go from frequent fliers to frequent criers.
 * Fred Jones: Shaggy? Scooby? I've lost their signal.
 * Daphne Blake: Can't you trace it with that high-tech GPS thingy?
 * Fred Jones: Oh, yeah. With global positioning, I should be able to pinpoint their exact location. (attivates GPS on his phone) Just a little satellite tracking, and viola! (sees that the signal came from the Himalayas) Wait, this can't be right.
 * Fred Jones: Look.
 * Velma and Daphne: The Himalayas?
 * Velma Dinkley: Home to Mount Everest. And the headline-making mystery of the abominable snowman.
 * Daphne Blake: Now, hold on. Just because there's a mysterious monster on the loose, it doesn't necessarily mean that Shaggy and Scooby are going to get in trouble. Does it?
 * Fred Jones: We've got to get to Mount Everest. Everybody in the van.
 * Velma Dinkley: Sorry, Daphne, but it looks like you're trading in your new heels for snowshoes.
 * Daphne Blake: Oh, just once, I'd like to have a vacation that stays a vacation. Like, elevator going down.