Well I can understand some of these debasing reviews, the plot was a little thin. However, after identifying with one of the five characters, (or maybe more), you would undoubtedly empathize through every tribulation, (leading to furthered series). I personally relate to Shaggy and as I read assessments calling him, (and scoob'), a coward i take offense. I would any sane person to act as the other three do regularly. Fred, Velma and Daphne while all adept, (in some manner of speaking), were meant to exemplify inexperience. No average joe should attempt to apprehend a mischief-maker, supernatural or not. Scoob' and Shag' are the unlikely heroes and anyone questioning their merit forgets the underdog, (show).
What I find now, though, is an endless array of innuendos. From a smoke filled van to a talking dog. The munchies and paranoia can also affirm such a conclusion. Looking back i couldn't quite grasp such connotations and I think that also held my interest through the years.
Scoob' is a classic satire
What I find now, though, is an endless array of innuendos. From a smoke filled van to a talking dog. The munchies and paranoia can also affirm such a conclusion. Looking back i couldn't quite grasp such connotations and I think that also held my interest through the years.
Scoob' is a classic satire