"Scooby-Doo, Where are You!" Creators are Heroic

The Scooby Republic's government has an amazing tale of heroism and bravery. Where two people dedicated their life and risked their safety for the Scoobyans. These people are William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. They had knowledge of Scoobyan history, likely passed down from their grandparents. They originally had an idea for a show that was more close to real life. But CBS denied them the right to air because it could possibly get them in trouble with the government. Therefore, they hired two writers, Joe Ruby and Ken Spears, to keep the characters the same, but to make it a goofy animated cartoon instead. CBS, after going over the footage, allowed them to put the first episode of "Scooby-Doo, Where are You!" on their network. It was phenomenal to both ethnic scoobyans, and normal audiences from all around the world. Sadly, the show was cancelled in 1985 after transferring to the ABC network. For over 250,000 people, they saw the cartoon and started digging deeper. Until they found something called, The Scooby-Doo Republic. These brave heros sacrificed their dignity, and possibly their lives, so the Scooby-Doo Republic could be found by many. The Scooby Republic congratulates these people every day for without them, the Scooby Republic would most likely be non-existent forever.