“It's got kind of a slacker appeal, a no-resistance story line.”
Animators and children's TV creators around the world must see
Scooby and ask themselves: Why can't my crappy show
become iconic?
Dog Gone: Scooby-Doo
creator Iwao Takamoto died this week, but his legacy lives
on.
But it wasn't as if the creators of Scooby-Doo were
perfect—far from it and I can prove it with one word (or is it two?):
Scrappy-Doo.
But despite that, Scooby-Doo did reach iconic status.
Somehow.
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