Goofs and Gaffes - Starvation - Scooby snacks

By Rich Cross   Last updated on 21 December 2020, 13:20:50

This canine actor expects a tasty reward for their efforts...


As Greg and Abby reflect on the realisation that their search for a home has ended

Where are we?: As Greg and Abby reflect on the realisation that their search for a home has ended, and that the Grange will play host to their new community, pet dog Ben runs up to Abby and nuzzles her hand.

What's the goof?: Secreted in Carolyn Seymour's hand is a doggie-treat (no doubt provided by animal handler John Holmes) to encourage the canine actor to deliver a good take, which she slips to him on cue. As the camera pans away, 'Ben' can be glimpsed chomping down on his reward.


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 Cross, R. (2021). 'Goofs and Gaffes - Starvation - Scooby snacks,' [online] Survivors: A World Away, 31 January. Available at: https://www.survivors-mad-dog.org.uk/a-world-away/GoofST02.php. Accessed on: 07 August 2026.

 
   

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