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Title: The Dynamic Scooby Doo Affair (16 Sep 1972)
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Cast
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Don Messick | ... |
Scooby-Doo
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| Casey Kasem | ... |
Shaggy /
Robin
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| Frank Welker | ... |
Fred
(voice)
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Heather North | ... |
Daphne
(voice)
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Nicole Jaffe | ... |
Velma
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| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Olan Soule | ... |
Batman
(voice)
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| Larry Storch | ... | ||
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This was the adventure with the rotating house and the little old lady and the mysterious hooded figure in purple.
In one scene, the Batmobile is stolen, so Batman and Robin use the Mystery Machine to go to the Batcave.
The gang agree to be blindfolded.
Shaggy asks "will there be something for us to eat in the Batcave?" "Sure, Shaggy," Batman says. "Batmilk and cookies for everyone." "Batmilk!!!!???!!!" This is also the adventure in which the Joker makes an incredibly indirect reference where he says that the hooded villain is Scooby's mother.
Olan Soule (best known as the choir director from the Andy Griffith show, he can also be seen toward the end of "Towering Inferno") who did the voice of Batman in the 1960s cartoon, does Batman's voice here, as he would do in the Superfriends cartoon.
And Robin, of course, was double-dutied by Casey Kasem, who also did Shaggy's voice.
This IMDb list, however, is incomplete. It is missing both 3 Stooges adventures, Josie and the Pussycats, Laurel & Hardy and Jeannie & Babu.