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From Savior to Villain | The Curious Fate of Scrappy-Doo

Is it time to cut Scrappy-Doo some slack? Or does he deserve all the hate that comes his way? ============================================================= While some characters develop a fandom, others develop a hatedom, and it's difficult to find a cartoon character more maligned and despised than Scooby-Doo's nephew, Scrappy-Doo. The character was introduced to the Scooby-Doo franchise in the late 1970s in an attempt to bolster ratings and save the show from cancellation. It was a bold shake-up and it worked, audiences seemed to respond well to the character and the show's ratings instantly improved. But not everyone was happy with Scrappy, and over the years the pup has been dragged through the mud, being mocked in Cartoon Network commercials, humiliated in other shows, cast as the main villain in the first live-action movie; even fan fiction about his murdered corpse popping up in Miami went viral. Scrappy has even become synonymous with the concept of Jumping the Shark, and his name has been used to refer to characters being introduced to series which have caused fans to unintentionally hate the character. So how did Scrappy-Doo go from savior to villain, and is all this hate justified? Join us now as we look back at the development and the legacy of what has become arguably the most divisive character in the history of Saturday morning cartoons. ============================================================= What we will look at in this video: 00:00 - 01:19 - Introduction 01:20 - 02:02 - Falling ratings 02:03 - 03:14 - Scrappy-Doo joins the show 03:15 - 03:44 - Development of character 03:45 - 05:02 - Initial reaction 05:03 - 06:05 - Early 1980s 06:06 - 07:16 - Remainder of the 1980s 07:17 - 08:33 - 1990s-early 2000s 08:34 - 09:32 - Why the negative treatment? 09:33 - 11:16 - Further explanations 11:17 - 12:46 - Impact and legacy 12:47 - 13:50 - Conclusion ============================================================= Your feedback is important, so please like this video if you enjoyed this content and feel free to share your feedback in the comments below. SUBSCRIBE for more cartoon history and turn on notifications so you never miss a video. @toonraider123 FOLLOW us for more cartoon history! Instagram:   / toon_raider_official   Facebook:   / toonraiderofficial   ============================================================ Music: Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio ============================================================ #scrappydoo #scoobydoo #retrocartoons