Yogi Bear

Mischievous bear's adventures in Jellystone Park

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About Yogi Bear

Released: 1958

Platform: Max

Rating: TV-G

Run time: 3 Seasons Available (70 Episodes)

Cast
Daws Butler, Don Messick, Don Messick, William Hanna, Joseph Barbara, Jimmy Weldon, Vance Colvig Jr., Daws Butler, Don Messick

Yogi Bear TV Series

About Yogi Bear

Yogi Bear is an iconic animated TV series that was first launched in 1958. The series is centered on the misadventures of Yogi Bear and his companion Boo Boo at Jellystone Park. Yogi garners attention for his antics to steal picnic baskets, much to the displeasure of Park Ranger Smith.

Making / Production

The show was created and produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions, a company known for creating many other successful animated shows. The Yogi Bear show became incredibly popular, leading to several spin-offs, feature films, and additional merchandise.

Actors

  • Daws Butler: Voiced the character of Yogi Bear, perfectly capturing the light-hearted and mischievous spirit of Yogi.
  • Don Messick: Provided the voice for Boo Boo, Yogi's constant companion whose wary and rational personality contrasted Yogi's mischief.
  • Julie Bennett: Lent her voice for the character of Cindy Bear, Yogi's girlfriend who often attempts to keep Yogi out of trouble.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The character of Yogi was thought to be inspired by the baseball player, Yogi Berra. However, Hanna-Barbera denied these claims, making the connection merely coincidental.
  • The show was one of the first to be aired in a prime-time slot, indicating the growing popularity of animated television shows.
  • Yogi's famous catchphrase, "I'm smarter than the average bear," has been referenced and parodied in various pop culture instances.

Quotes

  • "I'm smarter than the average bear!"
  • "Hey, Boo Boo, let's go get us a pic-a-nic basket."

Music, Soundtrack

  • The theme song, "Yogi Bear is Smarter," was written by Hoyt Curtin, William Hanna, and Joseph Barbera. The catchy tune is beloved by many and encapsulates the spirit of the show.