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Mrs. Baker was the leader of an international counterfeiting gang.

Physical appearance[]

Mrs. Baker was an elderly woman with gray hair and glasses with semi-circular lenses. She wore a pink dress with a purple hooded cloak.

Personality[]

She seemed like a kind old lady when the gang first met her, but this was simply a charade. She was actually a cold, sneaky, and callous person who was willing to kill people to protect her counterfeiting operation, as seen when she attempted to lower Shaggy Rogers and Scooby-Doo into a car crusher at the auto-junkyard.

History[]

The New Scooby-Doo Movies[]

Season one[]

The gang, Batman, and Robin were investigating a crate delivered to an old farmhouse, which they originally thought was deserted when they met her. She claimed to know nothing about the crate, which contained a punch clown filled with counterfeit money inside, or why it was delivered there. Velma Dinkley found jeep tracks outside the house left by the men who delivered the crate.

Mrs. Baker told them that they may have taken the jeep to the auto-junkyard, but she also warned them of a rumor that the spirits of the departed wander the junkyard at night. When they got there, they found no spirits, but a hooded figure nearly killed Shaggy and Scooby by picking up a scrapheap they were hiding in and lowering it into a car crusher. When they returned to where the farmhouse was, both it and Mrs. Baker had disappeared.

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Mrs. Baker unmasked.

They eventually solved the mystery of the disappearing farmhouse; it rotated underground and was controlled by a hidden lever. In a secret underground hideout beneath the farmhouse, they found the hooded villain again. When they captured "him", they asked what the hooded figure did with Mrs. Baker, only to discover that Mrs. Baker herself was the culprit.

Appearances[]

Notes/trivia[]

  • Mrs. Baker was the first female culprit to be unmasked, although chronologically the first would be Prestina from the A Pup Named Scooby-Doo episode, For Letter or Worse.
  • She was voiced by the late June Foray who also voiced Granny in Looney Tunes. although, this was uncredited.
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