"Scooby-Dooby-Doo!" Scooby howled, accidentally knocking over a display of plastic mummies.
"Now let’s see who’s really behind this 'burning vengeance,'" Daphne said, pulling back the bronze hood. "Dr. Aris!" the gang exclaimed in unison.
Fred set a classic "Net-and-Pulley" trap using a heavy tapestry and some ancient rope. With Scooby acting as the "brave" bait (motivated by a box of Egyptian-flavored Scooby Snacks), the Shadow Stalker was lured into the center of the room. "Now, Scooby!" Fred yelled. [S5E3] The Curse of the Bronze Lamp
"And I would have gotten away with it, too," Aris sneered as the police led him away, "if it weren't for you meddling kids and that mangy dog!"
The dusty curtains of the Cairo Museum of Antiquities parted as the gang stepped into the shadow of the Pharaohs. They weren’t there for the gold, though; they were there because Velma had found a translation error in a 3,000-year-old scroll. "Scooby-Dooby-Doo
Right on cue, the lights flickered and died. A deep, guttural moan echoed through the hall. From the darkness, a towering figure draped in bronze-colored bandages emerged, its eyes glowing with an eerie, flickering orange light.
"According to this," Velma whispered, adjusting her glasses, "the Bronze Lamp of Amun-Ra doesn't just hold oil. It holds a 'spirit of scorching vengeance.'" "Now, Scooby
Scooby pulled the cord, the tapestry dropped, and the "spirit" was pinned to the floor.