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  • "Decoy for a Dognapper":
    • The reactions of the gang — especially Shaggy — when Scooby is dognapped. After they get him back, Velma asks him if the dognappers hurt him.
    • The perp, Buck Masters, tells the kids to mind their own business. Fred replies, "Catching dognappers is our business. After all, Scooby-Doo is a dog, and we love him very much."
  • "Jeepers, It's the Creeper": When Scooby returns the baby chick to its mother and kisses it goodbye.
  • "That's Snow Ghost":
    • Shaggy, who has seemingly been turned into a ghost, falls into a pool of water. Instantly, Scooby yelps, "Raggy!" and runs over to pull him out. This dog won't even be in the same town with a spook if he can help it. But if that spook is Shaggy? He ain't scary; he's my best friend.
    • When the snow ghost almost kills Scooby by trying to throw him off a cliff, Shaggy, knowing his friend is in trouble, flings a snowball at the Snow Ghost successfully hitting him and making them roll down the hill.
  • "Nowhere to Hyde"
    • When the Ghost of Hyde kidnaps Shaggy, the dog starts looking for him. When he finds Shaggy, Scooby runs over and snatches the table to which Shaggy is tied without spooking once over the ghost in the room.
    • From the same episode, the gang's concern when the ghost kidnaps Shaggy. While Scooby finds him first, he wasn't the only one hunting. All of them see him get kidnapped, and Fred immediately sets the rest of the gang on the search. When they run into the others again, the girls are very relieved that they're okay.
  • A minor one in "Spooky Space Kook": The gang meets a creepy farmer who lives near the abandoned air force base. With the way he acts towards the gang, the farmer seems like an obvious suspect for the episode's titular "Space Kook," but he's ultimately revealed to be innocent. And how? Just before the Space Kook is caught and unmasked, the farmer shows up with the local sheriff—he explains that, after seeing the Mystery Machine parked in front of the military base and realizing that the Space Kook is still out there, he got worried about the gang when he realized that they must've gone into the base to investigate and realized that they could be in serious danger.
  • "Scooby Doo and a Mummy Too":
  • Bluestone the Great being quite pleased to show the gang his trick to walk through walls in "Hassle in the Castle" and not seeming to have any ill will towards them despite being arrested.
  • "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts": Shaggy and Scooby are scared of Frankenstein's Monster and not eager to swing across the moat back to the castle. However, they agree to do it to save Daphne.
  • Charlie the robot giving Scooby an ear scratch at the end of the episode.

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