"Towards the end of a decade marked by chaotic cultural shifts, mounting tensions, and mass violence, Scooby Doo insists that there is always an underlying solution that may be achieved through calm investigation. They are all automatically united, against their archetypal differences, in pursuit of sanity and normalcy, debunking the extreme situations that have disturbed local everyday life, through patience and pragmatism. In this way, Scooby Doo suggests to the youth of America an alternative path for resistance against a greedy grown-up world, one achieved by outsmarting the enemy, rather than either fighting it or protesting it."
Olivia Rutigliano at CrimeReads marks fifty years of Scooby-Doo.
Saturday, September 14, 2019
"We Need Some Help From You, Now"
Labels:
1960s,
children,
cultural history,
television,
twentieth century,
youth
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