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D2 The Arizona Republic Monday, November 22, 1999 She's fed up with men and their 1-track minds Who's Who of 'Doo' has all the favorites HT i WHO'S, from Page Dl 'What'cha talkin' 'bout, Fred?" Little-known fact: According to Joseph Barbera, the dog is world-famous. The Duke of Westminster in England even named his own dog Scooby. THE SHOWS Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (1969-72) The original, and best. Gang manages to foil smugglers, thieves and real-estate scams with their meddling. The New Scooby-Doo Movies (1972-74) To spice things up, famous guest stars are added: Tim Conway, Sandy Duncan, Don Knotts, Mama Cass Elliot and others all meet the gang.

The Scooby-Doo and DynoMutt Show 1 976-77) Scooby-Dum, Scooby 's country cousin, and Scooby-Dee, glamorous actress, drop by. Scooby 's All Stars (1978-79) New "classic" episodes (read: no Scooby cousins) are mixed in with old standbys. The Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show (1979-80) The nephew ev eryone loves to hate, Scrappy-Doo, manages to drag Scooby even further into mediocrity. Scooby, Scrappy and Yabba-Doo (1982-83) Insult to injury. Yabbo-Doo is yet another cousin, a Western cowdog.

The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries (1984-85) A return to classic Scooby-Doo, with the original gang unencumbered by pint-size mongrels. The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo (1985-86) The low point. Scooby, Shaggy, Daphne and Scrappy drag around Vincent Price's head in a crystal ball. They must capture 13 ghosts that have escaped a chest. A Pup Named Scooby-Doo (1988-91) Scooby, the early years.

He's a pup, the gang are in elementary school. THE MOVIES Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1988) Scooby-Doo and the Witch 's Ghost (1999) Both are available on video. Orange County (Calif.) Register children were that age, my eyes were on them 24 hours a day. They never left my sight. I consider the parents neglectful, and they should be prosecuted, as well as responsible for paying for the search and rescue efforts.

Kathy Last week, you reported that a group of grade-school children in Tempe built a computer out of Rice Krispies treats and came in second place nationally. Now if these kids had been smoking marijuana, it would have made front page, but just children doing good work ended up in the East Valley section on Page 1 1 1 think this is what deserves front page coverage. Jerome, Tempe I have to agree with Dee Dee, who was griping about the paper becoming like USA Today (Gripe Line, Nov. 15). I've lived in Phoenix for only one year, and, already, I can see that the paper's deteriorated.

Sue, Phoenix My gripe is with the fact that, for a supposedly major metropolitan city, The Arizona Republic has more inadequacies in its reporting, gram-mar and spelling than any other paper I've had the privilege to read. This paper must be written by 4-year-olds. Bob, Scottsdale My gripe is with the way men treat women. They don't care about women's feelings, they only care about sex. They don't fall in love, they fall in lust.

By the way, I'm sick of you guys always staring! Angela, Phoenix My gripe is with people who go to the GRIPE LINE theater and concerts in all stages of misdress, like Levi shorts, tank tops and flip-flops. Have people forgotten that there are places you're supposed to take a bath and clean up for? What's wrong with people? Karen, East Valley This is for Sonia, regarding the bus systems (Gripe Line, Nov. 15). At least you have one! I live in Chandler, and the buses don't come within three miles of us. I can't walk that far, and I don't drive.

I'd give my eyeteeth for one within three blocks. Jenny, Chandler I want to gripe about this poor 3-year-old boy that was lost in Saf-ford. It's so wonderful that they found him. Why are they not punishing those parents for not watching a 3-year-old boy? When my Ridin' Rover. This toy Scooby takes to the road with gusto, unlike his usual, quaking demeanor.

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We've deconstructed the group's first mystery, What a Night for a Knight, to highlight the essentials: "Here we are, gang." The Mystery Machine, flower-power people mover, cruises into its latest destination. Fred smells trouble; Shaggy smells pizza. "Jinkies!" With her trademark exclamation, Velma, master of the obvious, realizes that something is amiss. In this case, a famous archaeologist is missing. "Zoinks! It's the Black Knight!" The gang runs into the latest poorly disguised villain, who is trying to scare away visitors from the place where he's a) laundering money; b) hiding stolen jewels; or c) making art forgeries.

The answer is "It's a clue!" The bad guy leaves clues everywhere: footprints, receipts, to-do lists that say "forge paintings." "Let's split up." Fred is always suggesting that the gang divide to better find clues; "Shag, sode, we said, 'Where do we go from The answer: nowhere. "But it works!" he says. All right, so on to the real questions: What's with Fred and Daph Mi mmmBwm of writing and drawing Fred and Daphne. That's why they always split off, not to be seen until the final act. Sorry, no sexual overtones.

Ruby and Spears are less playful when it comes to the drug theories. "No way," Spears says. The appetite was simply a funny character trait. Scooby snacks are chocolate-caramel cookies or something close. How about the outfits? Barbera can handle this one.

"If I was creating the show today, I'd put one of the girls in overalls. We just did what kids were wearing at the time." And if they rarely changed styles, it's because the characters had become so recognizable and anyway, bell-bottoms are back. (Thank goodness, ascots haven't returned.) "It amazes us to think that it's lasted this long," Spears says. "These things come along once in a lifetime. It's amazing our grandchildren watch the show.

Who could have guessed?" Fair enough. But "We were very cognizant of creating catch phrases back then," Ruby says. Fred Flintstone, after all, was famous in no small part because of "Yabba-dabba-doo," a play off "Yahoo!" For Daphne, then, it was "Jeep-ers!" which was already in the vernacular, as in "Jeepers creepers!" For Velma, it was "Jinkies," which was invented by a writer during a brainstorming session, basically a take-off of "high-jinks." And "zoinks?" Silence. "Someone just said it," Ruby says. "Not sure where it came from," Spears adds.

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"Would you do it for a Scooby snack?" The gang well, Fred comes up with a complicated plan to trap the Black Knight. Scooby's the bait. But how to get the cowardly canine to cooperate? He negotiates Fred up to two Scooby snacks. "It's the curator!" The plan goes awry, but the gang still manages to capture the Black Knight. He's unmasked to reveal the only other character we've met in the half-hour.

"It would have worked, too, if it weren't for you meddlesome kids." Mystery solved. Can't these villains come up with a better retort? Orange County (Calif.) Register ne? "Well, they were the straight characters," Ruby says, laughing. "At first, Daphne was real danger-prone. But we got bored with that." Basically, the producers got sick 5. If HP HARKINS CHBISIOWIIliflM 19th An.

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And when were they paid? "That's one of those mysteries, like what Barney's job is," says Mike Lazzo, senior vice president of programming and production at the Cartoon Network. No matter. Suffice to say, there was a reason they spent most of the time in scary mansions and spooky swamps. They were entrepreneurs. The cartoon turned into an enduring venture: After the first episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? aired in 1969, it stayed in production more or less through 1991, adding much-loathed characters, such as Scrappy-Doo, Yabba-Doo and Scooby-Dum.

The gang met the Three Stooges, Phyllis Diller and the Harlem Globetrotters. Busted the Moon Monster, Gator Ghoul and Mona Tiki Tia. Was chastised for being "meddlesome kids" in 310 episodes. Never changed clothes. "The motivations were very simple," Barbera says.

"Scooby was cowardly, unless you gave him a Scooby snack. Shaggy was always hungry. He'd even eat plastic fruit. People could identify with them." Let's talk about those Scooby snacks and unrelenting appetites for a minute, though. Aron Kartell, a 25-year-old fan, thinks something else is going on here.

"You got these two stoners I mean, you never saw them smoke pot, but they're driving around in that van, hungry all the time," says Karten, a retail clerk. "C'mon." Click on the "I Love Scooby-Doo" Web sites yes, they exist or strike up a conversation with anyone between the ages of 20 and 29, and the questions are likely to surface: Why are Fred and Daphne always splitting off from the group? Who's hotter, Daphne or Velma? What is in a Scooby snack? These are just some of the pointless questions that keep viewers vegging for hours in front of a Scooby marathon. Scooby-Doo is the same every episode. Gang stumbles across mystery. Gang finds clues.

Shaggy and Scooby bumble about. Plastic mask is pulled off villain. It's off to the malt shop. It's nearly impossible to tell one installment from the next. Lazzo, of the Cartoon Network, thinks that the predictability of Scooby Doo is part of its appeal.

"It's reassuring. Formula can be a positive thing. Every year, it creates a new audience, and it's fondly remembered by a couple of generations." And though the adult subtext isn't the same as, say, the sophisticated humor of Rocky Bullwinkle or Bugs Bunny, it does give Scooby-Doo a comic afterlife. Heck, there are drinking games centered on its structure: Drink every time Daphne is kidnapped, for instance. Karten may not be able to solve that whole Scooby snack debate or speculate on Daphne and Fred's love life, but he does have a theory as to the show's longevity.

"It appeals to awkward, normal American kids," he says. "Growing up, there weren't a lot of shows about teenagers. Who can't relate to a bunch of kids hanging out? I mean, The Jetsons. OK, it's the family of the future but who wants to hang out with their family?" Dig a little, however, and other answers emerge. In a production office in Burbank sit Joe Ruby and Ken Spears, two cartoon writers who have helped develop everything from Captain Caveman to Jabber-jaw to Thundarr the Barbarian.

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