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@ Not Brad, bot I can answer it. Because by tackling things like this incorrectly, you can actively make things worse. People hate being preached to, and most will do the exact opposite of what you want them to do, simply out of spite. Kinda like how Captain Planet actually made people WANT TO destroy the environment.
Lloyd might like tro know,as a detective cat, that Hanna-Barbera had a detective cat, voiced by the great Daws Butler, Super Snooper, with a 13 year old mouse, Blabber Mouse, as an assistant! Came out on Quick Draw McGraw,woith Augie Doggie, and they,too, wqere on that 1973 showe..
The idea that these cartoon characters living on an ark really freaks me out. Like, the world is going to be purged by god and these are the only ones chosen to survive.
germanvisitor2 - Sen'Dschini Really? I was always raised more with the peace and love aspects of the Bible and I didn’t know that about Noah. Though the Old Testament was wild so I’m not super surprised.
@@okami6399 After the flood business was over Noah got drunk and his sons found him hung over, naked. He cursed his son Ham who was the only one to not avert his eyes from the father's shame. Ham and all his descendants were to be servants or slaves to the others for all eternity. Many believed (and some still do) that all black people are the descendants of Ham and used those Bible verses to justify their racism.
germanvisitor2 - Sen'Dschini Ham’s descendants being slaves does sound vaguely familiar now that I think about it. Thanks for the info, I’m not sure how I’ll use it but it’s good to have.
Brad, I and all of Salt Lake Valley were hit by an earthquake this morning. We are all safe and oaky. I just want to say thank you because I really need something silly to help me stay calm.
I really hate how cartoons are all becoming so political nowadays! They should've kept cartoons like they used to where there were no political undertones whatsoever!
Really? Last time I checked, the media always went the political since the beginning, starting with the comic books such as Captain America punches Hitler on issue #1.
GVD_Psamtik shouldn’t that be Grumpy Goatse and the Clue Crux Clan, solving mysteries in the deep South? Though Ku Klux Klam works too 😉. I’m now imagining a clam with a pointy white hat on it.
Racist Yogi could make a better show. Put him in an episode of every Hannah Barbera cartoon series, and just let him roast the hell out of the main characters. Fred: "Let's split up, gang. Velma, Daphne, and I will go this way, and Shaggy, Scooby, and Yogi can go the other way." Yogi: "You're just sending us down the more dangerous path!" Fred: "What?" Yogi: "And don't think I don't know what you're up to with taking both the girls with you!" Fred: (worried) "I would argue... but then I'd be arguing with a bear." Yogi: "Why not? YOU TALK TO A FUCKING DOG."
Oh my God I did see this when I was a kid. And now that watching this has busted the doors to my subconscious wide open I guess I'll just have to deal with the oncoming flood of subpressed memories from my childhood. Thanks Brad you're breaking ground in ways that years of therapy never could. You're awesome!
These kinds of shows fascinate me because they sort of display this tremendous anxiety about and alienation from children. We simultaneously desperately need to teach children that bigotry is bad but we can't trust kids to deal with even a remotely honest explanation of why people become bigoted. It's such a weird dynamic buried under all the cheap animation.
Yeah, that was one of the Superstar 10 movies, right? I think I enjoyed that one as well, even though the Scooby ones and Jetsons Meet the Flintstones for the main ones I recall.
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Whats wrong with Haggling? Why is it tied with bigotry? Was it just one of those 50s hold-over ideals where it was something that was seen as rude? I guess some people still see it as rude for some reason though clumping it together with bigotry is a bit extreme. It would be like having a character named Jesus then his henchmen are Forgiveness and Tax Evasion. At least with that you can rationalize that religions are tax exempt.
I think it's more to do with "haggling" laws, like, "okay, you can't murder this marginalized group all willy nilly, but you can withhold renting property out to them."
I looked because I swear they were saying Heckling, because that would make at least a little sense, but no, you're right, it is Haggling, that's so weird
Yogi Bear as a fundamentalist survivalist piloting his ship while he waits for the apocalypse is the most American thing I have ever heard in my entire life.
Kinda funny how the Looney Tunes characters almost never appeared on screen together while the Hanna-Barbera characters almost ALWAYS appeared on screen together.
Obviously Warner Brothers was a toxic work environment. Then there's Elmer and Sam, who go around SHOOTING at the other stars - would you work with them?
Until Space Jam, Looney Tunews:back in aciton, Tweety';s High Flying Ad venture,etc.,etc. Strange, but by 1966 WB started using Hanna-Barbera sound FX..and WB and MGM/TOm and Jerry were the origins of a handful of H-B sounds. Then again, Hanna and Barbera did the T&J.s,,
Duffy Duck and Porky Pig meets the Groovy Ghoulies was another episode of Superstar Movies which featured many characters from both franchises, including a brief live segment after traveling through a magic mirror. 🎩
this is fun to poke at and meme on, if it were made today, it would commit the cardinal sin of just being fucking boring with less jokes, more soap boxing and all the names of the villains would just be literally the people they are lampooning like Mr Bigot being replaced with Bad Orange Man with a character that looks identical to Trump.
Dr. Bigot looks like a vampire version of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, but yeah. Either way, I remember this show used to be on Boomerang all the time, it was like a lamer version of Captain Planet, but at least THAT show had some charm to it.
Brad's long awaited follow up to Casper and the Angels...Yogi's Gang. The cavalcade of 1970s era Hanna Barbera cartoons is bound to bore and disappoint you. Thanks Action for Children's Television!
@Otneimica Fair enough, but when it's done well, it can be entertaining, and engaging. Which is why I like the first couple of 'Scooby' OVAs, and 'Mystery Incorporated' the most.
So, Mr. Bigot is basically making fun of other anglo white humans, not the cartoon animals. Ha/ So is he supposed to be 70s Archie Bunker? But then he turns the mind machine on the animals, creating Animal Farm.
There's one episode called "The Gossipy Witch," that I've seen that is Grade C material that could've easily been Grade A+ if they had rumors/secrets that are really more personal/embarrassing/scandalous/funny to laugh about. Like hiding one's true hair color (Huck), shedding problems (Snag), having the tiniest "package" (Magilla), and a successful film career in Japan in a specific genre (Squiddly). *Also about the Yogi & friends being "nice guys"... Oh how later that turned out to be true in "Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law" & "Jellystone" with a certain purple hippopotamus.
What's funny to me is that the Hanna-Barbera catalog of characters could be split into three, or four categories. You have the comedy characters, (Which includes Yogi, The Flintstones, The Jestsons, ect. ) The mystery solving teams, (Scooby-Doo, and the rest) the super hero characters. (Space Ghost, Galaxy Trio, Frankenstein Jr. The Impossibles, etc.) and the other action fair like say 'Johnny Quest', or 'Swat Kats'. They all have no rhyme, or reason to mesh, but I hope it works out again.
@@Launchpad05 They actually did something like this in the early eighties with a show called Laugh-O-Lympics. It was a Wacky Races type affair with Hanna-Barbera characters split into three teams. Yogi and the funny animal characters on one team, Scooby and the mystery characters on another, and a bunch of villains on the third. Snagglepuss and Hokey Wolf were the commentators, and they even wore yellow blazers like the real-life ABC sports commentators of the time.
@@kingalfred2014 Oh, I'm WELL aware of 'Laugh-O-Lympisc'. At least THAT was kinda fun.(More so than 'Yogi's Gang'.) I was referring to the present day. 'Scoob' looks like it could be fun, so we'll see. Also, it was Mildew Wolf who co anchored with Snagglepuss. Not Hokey Wolf.
6:40 Godwin's Law is nullified if comparisons to Hitler and/or Nazi Germany are appropriate. Where Trump and his administration are concerned, that pretty much goes without saying.
_"Eeeeeeeehhhh Boo-Boo!! I found a unlabeled bottle of Smirnoff in this Pic-a-nic bas-ket!! Oooohh don't mind if I dooo!!"_ *_"YOGI WAIT!!"_* _"OoooOoOoOæEeEgggkkk!!!"_ _"Oh my god, this isn't Smirnoff. It's heroin!! Yogi, someone liquified heroin to get it pass the state line!!"_ _"Y-Yogi?....YOGI NOOOOOO!!!"_
I had to go imdb and for those who didn't get the Out of Sight crossover-joke like me; Out of Sight is based on an Elmore Leonard-novel and Michael Keaton's character from Jackie Brown (also based on an Elmore Leonard-novel) makes a cameo in that movie.
right winged: rockos modern life static cling is so woke i remember when cartoons weren't political me: oh sorry you droped something is called yogis gang.
If you wanna see a better Yogi Bear and the other Hannah-Barbera characters in an ark, watch Yogi's Treasure Hunt. Maybe not better, but that one was less psa-ish. Also, there's another Yogi Bear in space series called The Galaxy Goof-Ups, and you can definitely tell that one was made in the 70's because in every episode they are always on a pyschedelic lsd-esqe disco club! =P
Yogi's Space Race & especially The Galaxy Goof-Ups remain my fave Yogi cartoons of all time. ;) This 1, on the other hand, was always proof of just how much PTA-enforced restrictions ruined cartoons. I quote Yogi: "YECH."
Personally I prefer The Cinema Snob, more than Yogi Bear. The Snob loves loves, Yogi's brief heel turn. The face and the laugh, after you said space racist.😁
I used to feel the same way when this show came on Cartoon Express, extreme disappointment. Later there was an awesome version of the "HB characters on a flying ark" concept called "Yogi's Funtastic Treasure Hunt" that was just wacky shenanigans and 80s pop culture jokes, no preachy morals to be found.
The only 70s animated villain with an obviously evil name to make it big was Dr. Hell from the Mazinger series; still a recurring character in that series to this day 😆
shows like this always come off as hanna barbera's, NBC's, or whoever's voice actors cabal make a terrible shows when they wanna hang out in the lot and make a crappy show. probably tons of fun to make but ughhhh to watch kinda like hollywood squares
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what is the synth riff at the end of the episode?
Hromovlad1 was just about to ask the same thing!
@ Not Brad, bot I can answer it.
Because by tackling things like this incorrectly, you can actively make things worse.
People hate being preached to, and most will do the exact opposite of what you want them to do, simply out of spite.
Kinda like how Captain Planet actually made people WANT TO destroy the environment.
Great review as always Brad! Btw I'd love to see you do a review of The Brothers Grunt some day.
Lloyd might like tro know,as a detective cat, that Hanna-Barbera had a detective cat, voiced by the great Daws Butler, Super Snooper, with a 13 year old mouse, Blabber Mouse, as an assistant! Came out on Quick Draw McGraw,woith Augie Doggie, and they,too, wqere on that 1973 showe..
The idea that these cartoon characters living on an ark really freaks me out. Like, the world is going to be purged by god and these are the only ones chosen to survive.
Is them or shinji and asuka, either way we lost
Well in the flood story God chose Noah, a drunk who not just cursed but *put* a curse on one of his sons.
germanvisitor2 - Sen'Dschini Really? I was always raised more with the peace and love aspects of the Bible and I didn’t know that about Noah. Though the Old Testament was wild so I’m not super surprised.
@@okami6399
After the flood business was over Noah got drunk and his sons found him hung over, naked. He cursed his son Ham who was the only one to not avert his eyes from the father's shame. Ham and all his descendants were to be servants or slaves to the others for all eternity.
Many believed (and some still do) that all black people are the descendants of Ham and used those Bible verses to justify their racism.
germanvisitor2 - Sen'Dschini Ham’s descendants being slaves does sound vaguely familiar now that I think about it. Thanks for the info, I’m not sure how I’ll use it but it’s good to have.
*”I’M NO FRIEND OF YOURS, FATSO”*
- Yogi Bear, 1973
I recognize Peter Potamus, but for Harvey Birdman. “Hey Brad, did you get that thing I sent ya?”
I like to think Yogi and his "gang" got into some legal trouble, and this show was their community service.
Probably
That just gives me an idea for Yogi becoming bigoted.
Boo Boo is the Unabooboo
Too many picnic baskets. Oops not pic a N word basket , but cook out basket.
Knowing Yogi he got into trouble and roped everyone into it.
Brad, I and all of Salt Lake Valley were hit by an earthquake this morning. We are all safe and oaky. I just want to say thank you because I really need something silly to help me stay calm.
My heart is with you.
According to news sources, there was no severe damages, although it did disrupt coronavirus response. Be safe, my friend.
Fettuc nope, mainly older brick buildings in a few areas suffered. No causalities or anything worse. Thank God.
Hello from fellow Salt Lake resident and earthquake survivor!
i can't stop thinking of yogi bear as a doomsday prepper i keep thinking of john goodman in 10 cloverfield lane
I really hate how cartoons are all becoming so political nowadays! They should've kept cartoons like they used to where there were no political undertones whatsoever!
Well their was undertones just no overtones I mean just look at Jessica rabbit pritty much like project Melody and I'm ok with that mmmmm 🤫🤤🤫
Really? Last time I checked, the media always went the political since the beginning, starting with the comic books such as Captain America punches Hitler on issue #1.
@@DarthVader-ze4dg that's the joke my man.
@@LupineShadowOmega I was responding to TheGreatMC
They should have learned their lesson the first time, if you make your cartoon political then it's probably going to suck.
That's the whole gang? Where's Disgruntled Goat and Ku Klux Klam?
GVD_Psamtik shouldn’t that be Grumpy Goatse and the Clue Crux Clan, solving mysteries in the deep South?
Though Ku Klux Klam works too 😉.
I’m now imagining a clam with a pointy white hat on it.
Disgruntled Goat was obviously a tribute to Gabby Goat.
Marc Baker He had his moments.
I prefer Manic Mailman myself
Don't forget Uncle Ant!
“I could eat a horse”? Thats cannibalism coming from Quickdraw.
Quick Draw McLecter.
Cannibal racist!
You know you dont want to have quickdraw as a doomsday pal.
Well I don’t see his sidekick anywhere
Self-cannibalism?
Can’t wait for the gritty reboot of this.
Actually, we are getting reboot called 'Jellystone' from C.H. Greenblatt. ('Chowder', 'Harvey Beaks')
Yogi hates humanity and enslaves us with mind control, and Snagglepuss gives people the Bull Connors treatment...that might actually work...
@@Launchpad05 oh God no
I hope DC will still alive to make a comic with that kind of premice!
Well Harvey Birdman had Booboo as the Unabomber if that counts.
Stay safe out there Brad, and everyone else.
You too, stranger.
Racist Yogi could make a better show. Put him in an episode of every Hannah Barbera cartoon series, and just let him roast the hell out of the main characters.
Fred: "Let's split up, gang. Velma, Daphne, and I will go this way, and Shaggy, Scooby, and Yogi can go the other way."
Yogi: "You're just sending us down the more dangerous path!"
Fred: "What?"
Yogi: "And don't think I don't know what you're up to with taking both the girls with you!"
Fred: (worried) "I would argue... but then I'd be arguing with a bear."
Yogi: "Why not? YOU TALK TO A FUCKING DOG."
1:15 - 1:24 so this is where Bibleman bought all his villains.
And Captain Planet.
Oh my God I did see this when I was a kid. And now that watching this has busted the doors to my subconscious wide open I guess I'll just have to deal with the oncoming flood of subpressed memories from my childhood. Thanks Brad you're breaking ground in ways that years of therapy never could. You're awesome!
The laugh track used on bigoted Yogi makes the scene that much better.
These kinds of shows fascinate me because they sort of display this tremendous anxiety about and alienation from children. We simultaneously desperately need to teach children that bigotry is bad but we can't trust kids to deal with even a remotely honest explanation of why people become bigoted. It's such a weird dynamic buried under all the cheap animation.
And the funny thing is that they were all outpaced by a kung fu show about kids traveling around fantasy Asia on a flying bison 🦬.
Space Racist is my favorite insult.
Spracist?
I think I actually used the term once, in reference to a Star Trek character.
Yogi's Treasure Hunt was the superior Yogi crossover series.
Sure. They tossed out the clumsily executed prosocial values for ...well... humor and writing.
At least Tom Ruegger worked on that, and it had Dick Dastardly, and Muttly as the main protagonists.
i enjoyed the spruce goose,tyvm
Yeah, that was one of the Superstar 10 movies, right? I think I enjoyed that one as well, even though the Scooby ones and Jetsons Meet the Flintstones for the main ones I recall.
There is a Yogi Bear crossover comic with Deathstroke the Terminator. ... I'm curious but still could not bring myself to read it.
I just want to thank Brad and Stoned Gremlin Productions for putting a smile on my face these days of Corona this and Corona that everywhere in the news. Your videos make me think of other things even if it only is for a few minutes. And reading everyones great comments is also great fun.
True. Watching Brad's Snob videos had really helped a ton.
@@Jar0fMay0 I agree
I think this cartoon is meant for those who think Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas is too subtle
Maybe it is meant for people like Kirk Cameron.
LMAO 🤦♂️🤣
Anti-Bigotry..and I am a Conservative..ironic, Yogi and Kirk's Growing Pains are both produced y the same studio (H B back then)WB
Imagination Land, Imaginaaaation Land, Ima-a-agina-a-ation Land ...
Whats wrong with Haggling? Why is it tied with bigotry? Was it just one of those 50s hold-over ideals where it was something that was seen as rude? I guess some people still see it as rude for some reason though clumping it together with bigotry is a bit extreme. It would be like having a character named Jesus then his henchmen are Forgiveness and Tax Evasion. At least with that you can rationalize that religions are tax exempt.
I think it's more to do with "haggling" laws, like, "okay, you can't murder this marginalized group all willy nilly, but you can withhold renting property out to them."
I looked because I swear they were saying Heckling, because that would make at least a little sense, but no, you're right, it is Haggling, that's so weird
Yogi Bear as a fundamentalist survivalist piloting his ship while he waits for the apocalypse is the most American thing I have ever heard in my entire life.
Ok, U just succeeded in making me fall out of my chair laughing!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Kinda funny how the Looney Tunes characters almost never appeared on screen together while the Hanna-Barbera characters almost ALWAYS appeared on screen together.
Obviously Warner Brothers was a toxic work environment. Then there's Elmer and Sam, who go around SHOOTING at the other stars - would you work with them?
Until Space Jam, Looney Tunews:back in aciton, Tweety';s High Flying Ad venture,etc.,etc. Strange, but by 1966 WB started using Hanna-Barbera sound FX..and WB and MGM/TOm and Jerry were the origins of a handful of H-B sounds. Then again, Hanna and Barbera did the T&J.s,,
Duffy Duck and Porky Pig meets the Groovy Ghoulies was another episode of Superstar Movies which featured many characters from both franchises, including a brief live segment after traveling through a magic mirror. 🎩
12:14 now I want to see someone do a “A Very Special Hanna Barbera SNOWPIERCER”
this is fun to poke at and meme on, if it were made today, it would commit the cardinal sin of just being fucking boring with less jokes, more soap boxing and all the names of the villains would just be literally the people they are lampooning like Mr Bigot being replaced with Bad Orange Man with a character that looks identical to Trump.
Dr. Bigot looks like a vampire version of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, but yeah. Either way, I remember this show used to be on Boomerang all the time, it was like a lamer version of Captain Planet, but at least THAT show had some charm to it.
I thought he looked more like a fat Paul Lynde as a vampire.
I'm surprised anyone else remembers this show from Boomerang. Also 'sup Masterge.
It's Care Bears before Care Bears. I half-expected him to say "It's pronounced bee-GO."
Only 'Yogi's Gang' isn't was saccharine, and sweet as 'Care Bears'. (The Less said about 'Unlock The Magic', the better.)
I never knew I needed Savage Yogi in my life until now...
Brad's long awaited follow up to Casper and the Angels...Yogi's Gang. The cavalcade of 1970s era Hanna Barbera cartoons is bound to bore and disappoint you. Thanks Action for Children's Television!
Dr. Bigot in that thumbnail looks Hispanic or Samoan.
MarsGundam he kinda looks like Dwayne Johnson...
Proof brown people _can_ be racist!
"You're a Space Racist!"
-Brad Jones
"You're a Spaceist!"
-Me
I swear I think these shows are what turned us against any show with a message. Though Yogi pissed is great.
Am I the only one who finds it odd that the characters call each other by their full names when they're supposed to be chums?
Crap like this is why it's taken animation so long to be respected as a legitimate art and medium for storytelling.
That's pretty much what happens when you milk the 'mystery solving' formula for an entire decade.
No crap like Spongebob, Tiny Titans, and pretty much any modern Nickolodeon cartoons
@@Rodshark75 How does it feel to have no taste
@Otneimica Fair enough, but when it's done well, it can be entertaining, and engaging. Which is why I like the first couple of 'Scooby' OVAs, and 'Mystery Incorporated' the most.
So, Mr. Bigot is basically making fun of other anglo white humans, not the cartoon animals. Ha/ So is he supposed to be 70s Archie Bunker? But then he turns the mind machine on the animals, creating Animal Farm.
The Saturday Superstar Movie had other production companies besides Hanna-Barbera doing spin-offs of other TV shows.
Where do you get a doctorate in bigotry, Liberty University? Never understood why 60's and 70's cartoons had a laugh track.
I figure you get those degrees at PragerU
The laugh track was a standard of TV at the time and some people didn’t think a show could work without one
Bigoted Yogi Bear needs to be a meme.
You joke, but this really does feel like they predicted Twitter.
I was never expecting to hear the phrase "Bigoted Yogi Bear".
So Yogi and crew fought against the future members of the Trump administration.
TDS
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Lol!
I'd like to see them take on Fuzzy Lumpkins.
@@ladycheyne5607 Though to be fair, Nancy Pelosi is our real life equivalent of 'Lotta Litter'.
@@Launchpad05 Get off ma propertieeee!
My mother warned me to stay away from gangs.
This show proves she was right.
There's one episode called "The Gossipy Witch," that I've seen that is Grade C material that could've easily been Grade A+ if they had rumors/secrets that are really more personal/embarrassing/scandalous/funny to laugh about.
Like hiding one's true hair color (Huck), shedding problems (Snag), having the tiniest "package" (Magilla), and a successful film career in Japan in a specific genre (Squiddly).
*Also about the Yogi & friends being "nice guys"... Oh how later that turned out to be true in "Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law" & "Jellystone" with a certain purple hippopotamus.
In a regular RPG, the airship doesn’t get unlocked until the halfway point.
I'm glad scoob is bringing back the concept of a Hannah Barbara cinematic universe.
What's funny to me is that the Hanna-Barbera catalog of characters could be split into three, or four categories. You have the comedy characters, (Which includes Yogi, The Flintstones, The Jestsons, ect. ) The mystery solving teams, (Scooby-Doo, and the rest) the super hero characters. (Space Ghost, Galaxy Trio, Frankenstein Jr. The Impossibles, etc.) and the other action fair like say 'Johnny Quest', or 'Swat Kats'. They all have no rhyme, or reason to mesh, but I hope it works out again.
@@Launchpad05 They actually did something like this in the early eighties with a show called Laugh-O-Lympics. It was a Wacky Races type affair with Hanna-Barbera characters split into three teams. Yogi and the funny animal characters on one team, Scooby and the mystery characters on another, and a bunch of villains on the third. Snagglepuss and Hokey Wolf were the commentators, and they even wore yellow blazers like the real-life ABC sports commentators of the time.
@@kingalfred2014 Oh, I'm WELL aware of 'Laugh-O-Lympisc'. At least THAT was kinda fun.(More so than 'Yogi's Gang'.) I was referring to the present day. 'Scoob' looks like it could be fun, so we'll see. Also, it was Mildew Wolf who co anchored with Snagglepuss. Not Hokey Wolf.
Is it just me or does Doctor Bigot look Polynesian/Black? Surprisingly progressive of them
YessSSSSSSsss! Love DVD-R Hell!
6:40 Godwin's Law is nullified if comparisons to Hitler and/or Nazi Germany are appropriate. Where Trump and his administration are concerned, that pretty much goes without saying.
I remember this show, they showed it as a double feature with Catch the Pigeon, which was the much better show
Dastardly amd Muttley and Their Flying Machines was the fucking tits. Awesome show.
*STOP THE PIGEON!*
I remember watching a lot of these Hanna-Barbera cartoons on the USA Network in the 80s in syndication.
_"Eeeeeeeehhhh Boo-Boo!! I found a unlabeled bottle of Smirnoff in this Pic-a-nic bas-ket!! Oooohh don't mind if I dooo!!"_
*_"YOGI WAIT!!"_*
_"OoooOoOoOæEeEgggkkk!!!"_
_"Oh my god, this isn't Smirnoff. It's heroin!! Yogi, someone liquified heroin to get it pass the state line!!"_
_"Y-Yogi?....YOGI NOOOOOO!!!"_
"you again! What do you moochers want?" Dr. Bigot must have the ray on the libertarian setting
"We all have to carefully examine the thoughts we have in our own think tank."
Sick burn on the Heritage Foundation.
They're sending picnic-basket thieves, lawless desperado horses, and unnaturally-toned thespian cougars---and some, I assume, are good people.
I had to go imdb and for those who didn't get the Out of Sight crossover-joke like me; Out of Sight is based on an Elmore Leonard-novel and Michael Keaton's character from Jackie Brown (also based on an Elmore Leonard-novel) makes a cameo in that movie.
And Dr. Bigot looks like he might be African American, so 1973 Twitter just lost their mind.
The Black Delegation does NOT recognize Dr. Bigot at this time 😐🤣🤣🤣
So is Dr. Biggot related to Blackula? Or 'Dracula' from 'Billy & Mandy'? (Phil LaMarr)
Wow this thing is cringy. It’s preachy as hell and we don’t need any more of that these days...
We have Rick and Morty, Southpark (although it can be just as preachy sometimes), and I guess the Simpsons is still on.
🙄
2:08 Something has clearly gone up Peter Potomus' ass
He does look like a factory-irregular, yiffy blow-up doll.
Candy Wolff That would explain his Hippo Hurricane Howl...
I was thinking the same thing
The villain from Captain Planet you referred to was "Verminous Skumm". Still not subtle, though.
So that's where intolerance comes from kids. A super villain with a bigot ray. It's not your fault if you say anything racist.
right winged: rockos modern life static cling is so woke i remember when cartoons weren't political
me: oh sorry you droped something is called yogis gang.
I love these old cartoon reviews. Please review Dink the Little Dinosaur and why do the henchmen look like Bud Man?
Dr. Bigot looks like Adam Sandler's Dracula from Hotel Transylvania.
If you wanna see a better Yogi Bear and the other Hannah-Barbera characters in an ark, watch Yogi's Treasure Hunt. Maybe not better, but that one was less psa-ish. Also, there's another Yogi Bear in space series called The Galaxy Goof-Ups, and you can definitely tell that one was made in the 70's because in every episode they are always on a pyschedelic lsd-esqe disco club! =P
Yogi's Space Race & especially The Galaxy Goof-Ups remain my fave Yogi cartoons of all time. ;)
This 1, on the other hand, was always proof of just how much PTA-enforced restrictions ruined cartoons. I quote Yogi: "YECH."
It's nice to know that bigoted thoughts wear off after a short period of time. { eye roll }
Sounds like the writers for this are the same arseholes who have written Doctor Who for the past two seasons.
7:50 Almost Sounded like a lyric in the Pink Floyd Song "In the Flesh". lol
It was Verminous Scum, not Venomous Scum.
Never saw this one... it's before my time. And I'm glad I missed it. It seems like the 70s was a dark age for animation.
Pretty much, but this was also the time when Hanna-Barbera ruled Saturdays mornings. Controlling nearly 80% of kids programing.
Personally I prefer The Cinema Snob, more than Yogi Bear. The Snob loves loves, Yogi's brief heel turn. The face and the laugh, after you said space racist.😁
So you're telling me that Yogi bear started a cult in a flying ark in the sky?
Yup then they landed in Guyana and ended up drinking flavor aid with Mister Jones
Yogi in the sky with diamonds
Kyle Shiflet dont you mean “James Johnson” (Guyana review reference)
I used to feel the same way when this show came on Cartoon Express, extreme disappointment. Later there was an awesome version of the "HB characters on a flying ark" concept called "Yogi's Funtastic Treasure Hunt" that was just wacky shenanigans and 80s pop culture jokes, no preachy morals to be found.
Oh God no 🤦♂️ that sounds like that shitty Looney Tunes show that had Lola bunny as crazy ass psycho uhhhhhh 😵🙄
I don't even like regular Yogi Bear.
Dr. Bigot looks likes John Lovitz
Does anyone else think Mr. Cheerful looks like John Candy?
@Sean Wilkinson Mr. Goodman even sounds like a name these writers would come up with! :D
9:12 He threw it on the GOUND!!
He threw the rest of the cake too
Wait... Charles Nichols? He framed Richard Kimble!
Yup lol
Why is Yogi the main character??
Come on now, my church youth minister put on much better puppet shows than this.
Pastor Don, you rocked.
7:41
“IF I HAD MY WAY, I’D HAVE ALL OF YAH SHOT!!!”
Bigot beam!
Huh! I never thought I'd see Yogi mention humans in a negative tone outside of that episode of Billy and Mandy...
Brad you need to do space race
Excellent.
Need a sequel of the Yogi Bear live action movie, wherer Dr Bigot can be played by Dwayne ''The Rock'' Johnson.
I remember this cartoon. Good times.
The only 70s animated villain with an obviously evil name to make it big was Dr. Hell from the Mazinger series; still a recurring character in that series to this day 😆
John Stephenson dubbed Jesus Christ in the 1957 Mysteries of the Rosary film!
Was it Dr? I remembered it wrong. I thought it was MR Bigot; a wordplay on Mr Big.
Jesus! If Yogi is willing to flatten people who litter then I'd hate to know what he does to people who don't return their library books on time!
His doctorate is in Cheesemaking.
"Blessed are the cheesemakers?"
So was the lesson of this show that bigotry is cool? I don't quite get what they were going for, not clear enough.
shows like this always come off as hanna barbera's, NBC's, or whoever's voice actors cabal make a terrible shows when they wanna hang out in the lot and make a crappy show. probably tons of fun to make but ughhhh to watch
kinda like hollywood squares
Still less embarrassing then when "The Banana Splits" got turned into a "Five Nights At Freddy's" knock off.
This show is like a pre-cursor to the many moral shows of the 80s like Care bears, the get along gang, and Little clowns of happytown.
This originally aired before I was born. I remember it from early childhood and again when I was in college.
The only thing that inspired the Doo Little remake was a overdose of aderall. Much like how LSD tabs inspired many Hannah Barbera characters.
This episode has made me Mr. TH-cam Commenter cheerful.