
Wacky Races - S01E09: Scout Scatter
The Anthill Mob disguises themselves as Wood Scouts to evade the police.
Cast: John Stephenson, Paul Winchell, Don Messick, Daws Butler, Janet Waldo, Dave Willock
All Episodes - Season 1
01See-Saw to ArkansasSep 14, 196802Creepy Trip to Lemon TwistSep 14, 196803Why Oh Why WyomingSep 21, 196804Beat the Clock to Yellow RockSep 21, 196805Mish Mash Missouri DashSep 28, 196806Idaho a Go GoSep 28, 196807The Baja-Ha-Ha RaceOct 05, 196808Real Gone ApeOct 05, 196809Scout ScatterOct 12, 196810Free Wheeling to WheelingOct 12, 196811By Rollercoaster to Upsan DownsOct 19, 196812The Speedy Arkansas TravellerOct 19, 196813The Zippy Mississippi RaceOct 26, 196814Traffic JambalayaOct 26, 196815Hot Race at ChillicotheNov 02, 196816The Wrong Lumber RaceNov 02, 196817Rhode Island Road RaceNov 09, 196818The Great Cold Rush RaceNov 09, 196819Wacky Race to RipsawNov 16, 196820Oils Well That Ends WellNov 16, 196821Whizzin' to WashingtonNov 23, 196822The Dipsy Doodle Desert DerbyNov 23, 196823Eeny, Miny Missouri Go!Nov 30, 196824The Super Silly Swamp SprintNov 30, 196825The Dopey Dakota DerbyDec 07, 196826Dash to DelawareDec 07, 196827Speeding for SmoglandDec 14, 196828Race Rally to RaleighDec 14, 196829Ballpoint, Penn. or Bust!Dec 21, 196830Fast Track to HackensackDec 21, 196831The Ski Resort Road RaceDec 28, 196832Overseas Hi-Way RaceDec 28, 196833Race to RacineJan 04, 196934The Carlsbad or Bust BashJan 04, 1969
Wacky Races S01E09 Synopsis
Stream Wacky Races "Scout Scatter" in HD quality on Goojara. This episode is rated an impressive 8.5/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 1968-10-12, this episode is part of Season 1 of Wacky Races. Featuring performances from John Stephenson, Paul Winchell, Don Messick among the cast. With a runtime of 11m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Family and Animation series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. The Anthill Mob disguises themselves as Wood Scouts to evade the police.















