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Series Description: The Yogi Bear Show was a 30 minute kids cartoon series from Hanna-Barbera Productions and Screen Gems that aired in syndication. It was about a conniving bear named Yogi who constantly sought ways to steal picnic baskets from the unsuspecting human visitors to Jellystone Park. Along with Yogi's little buddy Boo Boo bear, they typically found themselves in trouble with the park's Ranger Smith. Yogi Bear Characters (Voices):Daws Butler ................. Yogi Bear / Snagglepuss / Fibber Fox / The Cat / Alfy GatorDon Messick ................. Boo Boo Bear / Ranger John Smith / Major Minor Jimmy Weldon ................ Yakky Doodle Vance Colvig ................ Chopper the Bulldog Julie Bennett ............... Cindy Bear Mel Blanc ................... Miscellaneous Voices June Foray .................. Miscellaneous Voices Hal Smith ................... Miscellaneous Voices Bill Thompson ............... Miscellaneous Voices Jean Vander Pyl ............. Miscellaneous Voices Doug Young .................. Miscellaneous Voices Yogi Bear Theme Song Lyrics:Written By: "Hoyt Curtin"Yogi Bear is smarter than the average bear,Yogi Bear is always in the ranger's hair.
At a picnic table you will find him there,
He will sleep till noon, but before it's dark,
Yogi has it better than a millionaire, Yogi Bear Trivia:
Yogi Bear was seen by audiences for the first time in 1958 on the "Huckleberry Hound Show". Yakky Doodle began as the character known as "Quacker" on the "Tom and Jerry Cartoon Show. The voice of Yogi Bear was modeled after Art Carney's character named "Norton" on the classic 1950s sitcom, "The Honeymooners". Yogi Bear's name was inspired by Yogi Berra, the famed catcher for the New York Yankees who hit 358 home runs during his career. Several seasons, Berra had more home runs than strikeouts! In 1950 he only struck out twelve times at 597 times at bat! Berra wasn't thrilled about his name being used for a not too bright cartoon bear and sued Hanna-Barbera for using the name without his permission but he lost the case because they never actually referred to Berra as being the source of the bear's name. Yogi Bear was the first supporting character to get his own series. When Yogi left the Huckelberry Hound Show he was replaced by Hokey Wolf. Yogi's popularity went on to far surpass that of Huckelberry Hound. Besides his movies and TV series, Yogi Bear has been featured in numerous comic books and even in his own comic strip. Snagglepuss originated several popular catchphrases on his segment of the Yogi Bear Show. Whenever he needed to get out of a bad situation quickly he would say, "Exit, stage left" and then run away to the left. He would also sometimes say "stage right" and occasionally even "stage up or down". The kids of the day quickly adopted the phrase and would use it when leaving a conversation with friends or in any similar situation. Snagglepuss also would say, "Heavens to Murgatroid" whenever he found himself in an upsetting situation or when something nearly unbelievable happened and many fans also picked up that phrase. The catchphrase was actually first uttered by actor Bert Lahr in the 1944 movie, "Meet the People". You might not think you've ever heard of Bert but you almost certainly have seen one of his movies. He played the cowardly lion in the 1939 classic film, "The Wizard of Oz".
Episodes List With Original Air DatesNOTE: Each episode of the Yogi Bear show except for the finale was comprised of a Yogi Bear segment followed by a Snagglepuss segment and then by a Yakky Doodle segment. All three segment titles are listed below in that order.The First Season
The Second Season
Other TV Series:Yogi's Gang (Premiered 9/8/1973 for 16 episodes)Yogi's Space Race (Premiered 9/9/1978 for 13 episodes) Yogi's Treasure Hunt (As a segment of the series, "The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera") (1985-1994) The New Yogi Bear Show (Premiered 9/15/1988 for 45 episodes) Yo Yogi! (Premiered 9/14/1991 for 19 episodes) TV Movies:Yogi's Ark Lark (9/16/1972)Yogi's First Christmas (?/?/1980) Yogi Bear's All-Star Comedy Christmas Caper (12/21/1982) Yogi Bear and the Magical Flight of the Spruce Goose (?/?/1987) Yogi's Great Escape (?/?/1987) Yogi & the Invasion of the Space Bears (?/?/1988) Yogi the Easter Bear (4/3/1994) Theatrical Movies:Hey There, It's Yogi Bear (6/3/1964)Yogi Bear 3D (12/17/2010)
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