The Legend of Alice May

The Legend Of Alice May is the sixth episode of the first season of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated.

Premise
A ghost girl is kidnapping boys at school dances, and Fred is her next victim.

Synopsis
A teenager named Randy steps out the front door, ready to go to prom. His mother takes a bunch of pictures of him (much to his annoyance). He goes to the limosine parked in front of his house and gets in. His date is revealed to be a blonde girl with purple eyes and wears a green and aqua gown. She thanks him for taking her to the prom; this is her first time and gets all flirty (snuggling up against him). Then, she pulls off a her beautiful face, revealing her a ghostly one underneath. She cackles, then Randy screams.

This synopsis is incomplete.

Villains

 * Ghost Girl/Alice May

Locations

 * Crystal Cove
 * Crystal Cove High School
 * Crystal Cove Cemetery
 * Rogers Mansion
 * Jones mansion
 * Dinkley home
 * Blake Mansion
 * K-Ghoul
 * Crystal Cove Police Department

Continuity

 * Daphne wants to research on missing kids from the Crystal Cove Caves who they found out about in Revenge Of The Man Crab; they find out they're a mystery solving club at Crystal Cove High called Mystery Incorporated (inspiring the gang's own name in Battle Of The Humungonauts).
 * Daphne has a picture of Brad Chiles and Judy Reeves in the the latter's locket she found in the first episode.

Notes/trivia

 * UK premiere date: 29th October 2010.
 * Alice May looks very similar in design to "Gwen Stacy" from the Spider-Man comics, who like Alice had blonde hair, and often was known for dressing with a black hair band, a pink mini-skirt, green and black stripped top.
 * Randy and his parents are like the Foremans of That '70s Show.
 * Two of the dancers at the prom look like members of The Impossibles in civilian clothes: Coilman (short, tubby, with blond Beatle-cut hair) and Multiman (tall, with a mop of orange hair covering his eyes).
 * Alice May and the gang are supposed to be the same age yet in her flashbacks to when she watched her father get taken away, she appears to be a small child when the gang were still teenagers when they caught him; two scenes that are presumably not that far apart. (This is a clue the flashback is a lie).

Home media

 * Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated: Season One, Volume 2 DVD released May 10, 2011.
 * Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated: The Complete Season 1 DVD set to be released October 8, 2013.