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The very first television series, Scooby-Doo, Where are You!, was created by Hanna-Barbera Productions for CBS Saturday morning and premiered on Sept. 13, 1969. The formula of four mystery-solving teenagers—Fred, Daphne, Velma, and Shaggy along with the titular talking Great Dane—remained mostly intact as the group stumbled their way into pop-culture history. But as I explain in my forthcoming book on the franchise, Scooby-Doo’s invention was no happy accident; it was a strategic move in response to cultural shifts and political exigencies. The genesis of the series was inextricably bound up with the societal upheavals of 1968—in particular, the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. In the late "60s, the television and film studio Hanna-Barbera was the largest producer of animated television programming. For years, Hanna-Barbera had created slapstick comedy cartoons– Tom and Jerry in the "40s and "50s, followed by television series like The Yogi Bear Show and The Flintstones. But by the "60s, the most popular cartoons were those that capitalized on the secret agent craze, the space race, and the popularity of superheroes. In what would serve as a turning point in television animation, the three broadcast networks—CBS, ABC, and NBC—launched nine new action-adventure cartoons on Saturday morning in the fall of 1966. In particular, Hanna-Barbera’s Space Ghost and Dino Boy and Filmation’s The New Adventures of Superman were hits with kids. These and other action-adventure series featured non-stop action and violence, with the heroes working to defeat, even kill, a menace or monster by any means necessary. So for the 1967-1968 Saturday morning lineup, Hanna-Barbera supplied the networks with six new action-adventure cartoons, including The Herculoids and Birdman and the Galaxy Trio. Gone were the days of funny human and animal hijinks; in their place: terror, peril, jeopardy, and child endangerment. The networks, wrote The New York Times ’ Sam Blum, “had instructed its cartoon suppliers to turn out more of the same—in fact, to go ‘stronger’—on the theory, which proved correct, that the more horror, the higher the Saturday morning ratings. ” Such horror generally took the form of “fantasy violence”— what Joe Barbera called “out-of-this-world hard action. ” The studio churned out these grim series “not out of choice, ” Barbera explained. “It’s the only thing we can sell to the networks, and we have to stay in business. ” Barbera’s remarks highlighted the immense authority then held by the broadcast networks in dictating the content of Saturday morning television. In his book Entertainment, Education and the Hard Sell, communication scholar Joseph Turow studied the first three decades of network children’s programming. He notes the fading influence of government bodies and public pressure groups on children’s programming in the mid "60s—a shift that enabled the networks to serve their own commercial needs and those of their advertisers. The decline in regulation of children’s television spurred criticism over violence, commercialism, and the lack of diversity in children’s programming. No doubt sparked by the oversaturation of action-adventure cartoons on Saturday morning, the nonprofit corporation National Association for Better Broadcasting declared that year’s children’s television programming in March 1968 to be the “worst in the history of TV. ” Cultural anxieties about the effects of media violence on children had increased significantly after March 1968, concurrent with television coverage of the Vietnam War, student protests, and riots incited by the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. As historian Charles Kaiser wrote in his book about that pivotal year, the upheaval fueled moral crusades. “For the first time since their invention, ” he wrote, “televised pictures made the possibility of anarchy in America feel real. ” But it was the assassination of Robert. F. Kennedy in June 1968 that would exile action-adventure cartoons from the Saturday morning lineup for nearly a decade. Kennedy’s role as a father to 11 was intertwined with his political identity, and he had long championed causes that helped children. Alongside his commitment to ending child hunger and poverty, he had, as attorney general, worked with the Federal Communications Commission to improve the “ vast wasteland ” of children’s television programming. Just hours after Kennedy was shot, President Lyndon B. Johnson announced the appointment of a National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. While the commission’s formal findings wouldn’t be shared until late 1969, demands for greater social control and regulation of media violence surged directly following Johnson’s announcement, contributing to what sociologists call a “ moral panic. ” Media studies scholar Heather Hendershot explained that even those critical of Kennedy’s liberal causes supported these efforts; censoring television violence “in his name” for the good of children “was like a tribute. ” Civic groups like the National Parent Teacher Association, which had been condemning violent cartoons at its last three conventions, were emboldened. The editors of McCall’s, a popular women’s magazine, provided steps for readers to pressure the broadcast networks to discontinue violent programming. And a Christian Science Monitor report in July of that year—which found 162 acts of violence or threats of violence on one Saturday morning alone—was widely circulated. The moral panic in the summer of 1968 caused a permanent change in the landscape of Saturday morning. The networks announced that they would be turning away from science-fiction adventure and pivoting toward comedy for its cartoon programming. All of this paved the way for the creation of a softer, gentler animated hero: Scooby-Doo. However, the premiere of the 1968-1969 Saturday morning season was just around the corner. Many episodes of new action-adventure series were still in various stages of production. Animation was a lengthy process, taking anywhere from four to six months to go from idea to airing. ABC, CBS, and NBC stood to lose millions of dollars in licensing fees and advertising revenue by canceling a series before it even aired or before it finished its contracted run. So in the fall of 1968 with many action-adventure cartoons still on the air, CBS and Hanna-Barbera began work on a series—one eventually titled “ Scooby-Doo, Where are You! ”—for the 1969-1970 Saturday morning season. “Scooby-Doo, Where are You! ” still supplies a dose of action and adventure. But the characters are never in real peril or face serious jeopardy. There are no superheroes saving the world from aliens and monsters. Instead, a gang of goofy kids and their dog in a groovy van solve mysteries. The monsters they encounter are just humans in disguise. Kevin Sandler is an associate professor of film and media studies at Arizona State University.

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However, coronavirus has sideswiped cinema chains, which means direct-to-digital successes such as Trolls give studios more leverage. “ Trolls is operating under optimal conditions – lockdown, kids at home and limited competing media, ” says Broughton. “Having said this, the success of Trolls does offer studios leverage with cinema owners for a greater share of box office income for secondary titles. The option of the PVOD window improves their positioning. ” Unless Covid-19 causes longer-term closures or serious attendance issues in cinemas, the chains remain confident they will return to the top of the pecking order for film releases. “These circumstances will not persist and should not be taken by anyone as a sign of lasting change, ” said Phil Clapp, chief executive of the UK Cinema Association, the national trade body for cinema operators. “We are absolutely confident that when cinemas are able to reopen safely, the public will once again respond to the unsurpassable big-screen experience. After people have been required to spend weeks and sometimes months in lockdown, it seems unlikely, to say the least, that the first response of many will be ‘let’s stay in and watch a film. ’” But if audiences do decide to bypass cinemas and stay in, Hollywood studios will have to follow them.

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There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020 Writing this review to balance out the negative reviews from those complaining about the price. If you want to pay less for the blu ray and digital copy then wait 6 months for the blu ray but don’t complain about WB’s release strategy during a global pandemic. I for one applaud them for allowing people to purchase the digital copy for an extra $5 over the rental price. I hope the VOD release is as successful or more than a theater release would have been. It would have cost me $40 to take the family to see this in theaters but now the kids can watch it over and over for only $25. Thank you to WB. Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020 Verified Purchase This Movie does not have a complex plot nor is it like the Live Action movies with fake teen angst and stuff. However it does deal with the issue of loneliness, feeling left out, and the basic theme of friendship rather well without feeling forced. It also has a lot of comedy, I"d say even more than most Scooby-Doo incarnations and it had me smiling ear to ear the entire time and on the brink of tears at others. I think if your not a super critical movie watcher, are a scooby fan, and/or want a movie to watch with kids this is it. Wish I could"ve seen it in the theater but I"m definitely buying physical to support the movie so it gets a sequel or just to help this franchise I grew up with stay around just a bit longer. Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2020 Why is the digital copy 24. 99 and Blu-ray with digital 19. 99 so change not a good deal for digital copy Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020 Verified Purchase The movie was great! so glad I was still able to watch it even though the movies are closed. It made me very happy to watch and makes me remember back to my wonderful childhood of watching scooby doo. Please ignore the boomers complaining about the price of their DVDs, they want it because just streaming it is too new and fangled for them. Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 I am happy it is being offered here. It would save me a lot of money but i was planning on taking the grandkids to the theater to watch it. It would have cost me close to $100. We will miss the experience but now i can watch it with them at home on my big screen tv. Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2020 I understand why they had problems releasing in the theater, but I just won"t pay twice the price to view it on the small screen. I"ve waited nearly 2 years for this movie (ever since I first heard it) and I"m a huge Scooby fan (since I was a little kid). I"ve watched EVERYTHING Scooby. I was already nervous because they messed with the voice actors (I really wish Mindy Cohn could come back). I would"ve paid 25 bucks to wait and see it on the big screen with awesome sound... I love the theater experience. Twice the price with a tenth of the experience isn"t a deal. Fortunately there are other ways to get the movie lol Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2020 I’m a big fan of Scooby doo this is a perfect movie everyone should watch it Scoob! The newest best movie of 2020! But there are somethings I would change I understand they are playing with the new animation things. But I like the gang before I don’t know if this is a one time thing and the falcon furry is great they had one other movie with him and I loved it over all the only complaint I have is that it’s not like the gang to act like they are now this is just my opinion Is it’s not as good as they’ve held the Scooby industry as others if this is a test to see if people like it but I’d like to see another movie of scoob like this really good would suggest 10/10. Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020 Verified Purchase A loud, unfunny, mean-spirited mess with no likable characters and terrible comic timing. We own every Scooby Doo movie and series, and only a few of the movies are flops (like Scooby Doo goes Hollywood). We turned this one off thirty minutes before the ending, even though we paid $25 for it (because the trailers looked promising! ). It was like a bad trip to the dentist.

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