Conspiracy Theories

Cartoon conspiracy theories

1. Scooby-Doo Post-depression
The original Scooby-Doo series is set after a horrible economic depression. Everything is abandoned and falling apart, and all of the villains are people who would normally be respected (professors, museum curators, celebrities) who have fallen into hard times just like everyone else.

2. The Flintstones Post-Apocalyptic
The Flintstones, explains the family's Christmas celebrations and modern technology in what we believed to be B.C. "Remember, the flintstones originally aired from 1960 to 1966, at the height of the Cold War. What if a nuclear showdown between the Soviets and Americans was what blew Bedrock to kingdom come? What if the Flintstones are us in the future, clinging to the best of our past as we rebuild? The familiar technology, entertainment and religion are all that remain from the fractured memories of a shattered history that never was.

3.The Teletubbies are biogeneticall- y engineered slaves

Definitely one of the more out-there theories. What's the proof? There is no official backstory on the creation of Teletubbies, but it's clear to some that the Teletubbies are not in control of their own destiny. A mysterious "voice" tells them when to do everything, from eating to sleeping. There is also a vacuum-like character, the Noo Noo, who is constantly keeping the Teletubbies in check, making sure they follow orders. Then there's the Pinwheel, a godlike structure at the top of a hill that causes the Teletubbies to drop whatever they are doing and fall to their knees and worship whenever it spins. The Pinwheel then picks its favourite character and turns on it's tummy TV. Carrot and stick. It's all very Big Brother.