THE YOGI BEAR SHOW: TV commercials & Bumpers (1961) (Remastered) (HD 1080p)
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- The Yogi Bear Show is an animated television series and the first incarnation produced by Hanna-Barbera about a picnic basket stealing bear named Yogi. The show debuted in syndication on January 30, 1961 and ran for 33 episodes until January 6, 1962 and included two segments, Snagglepuss and Yakky Doodle. The show had a two year production run.
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Yogi Bear started in various spin-off shows such as Yogi's Gang, Yogi Bear Movie. He was originally part of The Huckleberry Hound Show and later got his own show called The Yogi Bear Show. Creators Hanna-Barbera also created many Kellogg's Cereal commercials. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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There's NOTHING greater than classic Hanna-Barbera cartoons, and I mean NOTHING!! Without them, I never would've survived a toxic childhood. They're as much a part of my life now as then!! Top Cat and Yogi are my special favorites!❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣
Making Fiends, Fried Chicken, Dopamine, Money!!
Or Tom And Jerry
As a child in 1960s I loved the cartoon played before a film.
Now I can appreciate the voice-overs ,humour, imagination, of all Artists producing such a wonderful world .
To escape into then.......and now.
At 61, still love cartoons 😆
Being born in 84, I love seeing old cartoons with original advertising. Oh the classics
I love that Geico ad that has Yogi Bear and Boo Boo in it. I watched those two on TV when they were introduced in the early 1960's.
Los dibujos de Hanna-Barbera durante las décadas de 60/70 fueron de lo mejor que vi en mi infancia.
When we were kids we couldn't wait to get up on a Saturday morning to watch cartoons! This really brings back some great memory's!
Yes! Yes!..
Popeye (1980)
Robin Williams as Popeye
Mike Myers: The Cat in The Hat (2003)
Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, John Lithgow: Shrek (2001)
just wow!!! as a kid growing up in the 1970s these cartoons were always on. henna barbera have always been the best in my opinion. absolutely loving these. thank you 😊
I agree
Real cartoons you can watch and enjoy. HB productions first started with Tom & Jerry then the rest of the best came out in the 60s. Love it. Hats off to Hanna Barbera HB.
Wow! What a kick. When I saw Yogi drive into a billboard and out of another one, it just made me go back to being 5 years old or so. After all of these years, my mind had these images impressed on it and they never went away. And you showed that I had not dreamed it! Thanks so much!
something to watch when you hav to stay inside.
stay safe.
Weird surreal moments like that in Hanna Barbera cartoons were what set them apart from Disney cartoons.
Ditto!!!
You know, this is my favorite Hanna Barbera cartoon of all time and when it comes to Hanna Barbera, these are the shorts I recommend seeing.
Wonderful. At age 73, My spouse and I are still, ' Yogi',and Booboo', to each other. LOL
Desene animate
I wish you both health, wellness and happiness, every person should know why he exists in this world, there is a Creator who created him and created this universe, and the truth exists in the only religion on this planet that is the religion of Islam, so a person should be abstract and search in this, he will find the truth.. Then he can decide what he wants.
My greetings ..
I'm 64 today. Right being ya two. 😃
M. Illinois
Oh how I wish the hand drawn cartoons were back how I miss the old days.
Low tech = the best tech...sometimes...
@ADRIAN Arencibia
Hey, dumb@$$ It's hand-drawn. Even then it's called "Traditional Cels" and. not "hAnD-DrAwn" but hey it's not like I'm talking to a dumb@$$.
@@robertallen6710 what is THAT supposed to mean !?
I miss this show I remember always watching this
I am only in my early teens and I loved watching these when I was younger on the dvds and boomerang/Cartoon Network. I still do. I also finally get the joke about Quick Draw McGraw in the one where Yogi has some guns.
Wonderful memories of my childhood in the 60's, thanks for sharing!
growin up in the 90s i got a chance to see all the good cartoons
Micah Mosley me too. Oh, the memories :')
Micah Mosley me.too
you mean cartoons like ed edd and edddy
Yes!, same here!! I LOVED the jetsons . Like EL Roy & the dog.. !
Im glad i was shown those from my parents.
I grew up in the 60's - Sat morning - 8 o'clock...Bugs Bunny & the Road Runner show. The very best cartoons! Also - Tom & Jerry ...Mighty Mouse and can't forget Popeye the Sailor. In the evenings after McHale's Navy (6:30pm) it was The Flintstones - also The Jetsons. Fantastic cartoons! (Po' ol' Wiley Coyote never got that skinny ol' Road Runner). These cartoons were very time consuming to make because quality was kept high. 😁🇺🇸
Loved all these clean entertaining cartoons of the past cartoons will never be the same..
It can, Just stop being Boomer and watch some new things that have the same charm as these.
The greatest cartoons ever back in the day !! Every Saturday was like a Holiday 😷
Lee Zeidel soo true lol!
You said it
My favourite was Huckleberry Hound. It had 3 cartoons on each show, first was huckleberry hound, followed by pixie and dixie and mr jinx and finished with yogi bear. Best line up of cartoons ever.
I love 1960s and 1970s cartoons
I love it .
Wow!These bumpers haven't been seen in years-and by gosh I remember a few of them. Thank you so much for bringing back these memories. Yogi Bear's show premiered when I was in the first grade,although I'd seen Yogi on Huckelberry Hound since my preschool days. Hanna-Barbera Productions' Golden Age was from 1958 to 1966 IMHO.:-)
Richard Ranke Yea they are hard to come by, many have been lost forever. At least we do have some and I am always keeping my eyes open for more. Glad you enjoyed them :) Thanks for your support.
Love this bear
Shahrzad
wow what a really old show I dont kown anything about 1958 or 1966
1958-1966 they did them for Screen Gems which expected them to be the best they could be.. And they were!
great cartoon never missed it as a kid
So happy you are enjoying!
I liked the characters Yogi, Boo Boo, and Snagglpuss.
+jordan webb There's also Yakky Doodle
Also, you spelled Snagglepuss wrong
There were bumpers with Quick Draw, Snooper and Blabber, and Augie Doggie on the old Quick Draw McGraw. Hokey Wolf and his pal appeared in Huckleberry Hound Show bumpers with Huck, Pixie & Dixie, and Mr. Jinks. There were also bumpers on the Top Cat Show and the 1962 Hanna-Barbera series that featured Wally Gator, Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har, and Touche Turtle and Dum Dum.
Daniel Yentzer Yea they all had them, have to see if we can hunt any of those others down.
Hanna Barbera music director Hoyt Curtin snuck '40's big band and 1920's Jazz Age music themes into our little 1960's ears -- and we didn't even know it! LOL
They can't beat !! These classic cartoons !! From back in the day !!! . Boo,. Boo!!! And that picnic basket!!!,lol!! And thanks for this posting .
Have you ever noticed that most of these cartoons by Hanna-Barbera's theme music were most of the time composed by Hoyt Curtin and sung by Hoyt Curtin's choir called the Randy Van Horne Singers?
Love the old commercials!
I'm a 80s person but I always wish I was from that era!😊
yogi bear, quick draw mcgraw, rocky and bullwinkle, underdog, go-go gophers, tennessee tuxedo....fantastic
Thank you I love my classic cartoons
Becky Smith yogi bear
I'm 64 and I watched this beloved show as a kid. Now I get to see it in color!
I remember watching these great cartoons 50+ years ago!
Best cartoons ever
I miss watching yogi!!
Watching this episode on my lunch break thinking when I used to watched this as a kid damn where did the time go
16:56 Yakky sliding down the hill saying " Yabba Dabba Doo "😉
Used for Fred Flintstone later
@@coophouseanamation2854 The Flintstones came out in 1960 before the Yogi Bear show.........or is it
@@ScroogeKamaziMD yogi bear did come out in 1961
2016 and I'm at the yogi bear camp😊
Thank You for posting this bit of nostalgia. There had to be another run of them, because in syndication these were shown regularly. way more than just 33! Some featured a mute Yogi and a narrator. The kellogs logo had been edited out, but some of the other scenes in opening and closing sequences are reminiscent of the ones I had seen from 1964-1972. I have never seen some of these incidentals and bumpers. Once again, thanx for sharing!
Arthur Cabral Yea there are more, just a matter of finding the collector's who have them.
8thManDVD.com TH-cam Channel It is quite astounding that these ones still exist. The old style recordings from that era were highly perishable, and they tended to be discarded once they began to decay! There was such a high volume of new productions being introduced after the 1950's, the older ones have not even one example remaining. Yogi Bear was probably one of the most popular of the HB endeavors. - Personally, I had found him to be quite annoying. Thank you once again for you generous post!
Arthur Cabral Yea sadly that's how it was and why most are gone forever. I'm always keeping my eyes open for someone who has rare old recordings tape or film. If you do ever find anyone send them to me. Yogi was obviously based on Ed Norton from Honeymooners and for that reason he seems a bit annoying. I never did like those spoofs like WB's babbit and costello. Funny that Yogi wasn't even the star was all Huck but for some reason people did love him.
8thManDVD.com TH-cam Channel Huckleberry hound was a multi-role character. Some times a police officer, some times a cow boy, some times a truant officer. He was always a "neer-do-well" that ended up being eaten by a lion, or locked in a cage and forced to attend grammar school, or something equally humiliating. Rather slow, and often stupid, and nearly always being "trounced" in one way or another. People most likely did feel humorous empathy for him, but by no means did they ever wish to IDENTIFY with him. Yogi Bear, on the other hand, (an obvious play on the name of famous baseball legend "Yogi Berra", who was known for saying preposterous remarks like "a nickel ain't worth a dime anymore)". Was always the same role, and constantly planning his next intrepid strategy. Some times acting as a local benefactor, and often subjected to outrageous fortune. He was a thief and a liar at his core, but more often represented a quasi "Robin Hood" anti-hero. I suspect the upbeat and polite nature of his "Ed Norton" persona was more readily defendable than poor Huck. His super-ego personification, and comic-relief side-kick Boo-Boo, was also an effective sound board. Thus, Yogi Bear could probably be regarded as more "popular" than his mentor, Huckleberry Hound. I liked HH better, but that is not important.
There were two versions- the original Kellogg's sponsored titles (1961-'66, originally syndicated in black and white), and the post-1966 "generic" version without the Kellogg's billboards and spoken I D. {YOGI: "Who else?"/ANNOUNCER: "YOGI BEAR!!"}, with Yog "frozen" in the billboard at 0:40 to the fade-out.
I have always loved these Hanna Barbera classics.
Yogi actually started as part of the Huckleberry Hound show then his own show less than two years later.
...and that was because Yogi's series was practically rushed into production, after the deal Kellogg's made to sponsor the "MISTER MAGOO" TV cartoons in syndication in the fall of 1960 fell through [UPA refused to follow Kellogg's "guidelines" of what they expected from the series]. They needed another series to join their national "checkerboard" schedule of Huckleberry Hound, Quick Draw McGraw and Woody Woodpecker......Yogi was a natural choice, and he premiered in January 1961.
You notice he said," really big shoe", like Ed, Sullivan, who was so famous at the time. I love old shows and cartoons with the original commercials, Thanks so much!
I remember that chocolate touch Cocoa Krispies commerical- it freaked me out a bit that at the end Snagglepuss turned the fairy into chocolate-effectively "killing" her.
Jeff Boice yes that was a bit over the top!
That was fun to watch! I'm a kid again !! Miss them sat morning shows.
3:06 Love the animation here. Just goes to show what they COULD do when given the money. I heard they were given the same money for a 30 second commercial that they were given for a full 6-minute cartoon.
Right? I'm not sure but it looks like Rod Scribner or Don Williams did the animation. It's so loose.
Irv Spence.
It’s the magic of Irv Spence, one of of the finest animators who ever animated for Bill Hanna and Joe Barbara!
Something about being a child when all this stuff was around...unlike modern times 💔
Yogi Bear and Big Otis meeting in a Kellogg's OK's commercial. OK's was Kellogg's answer to Cheerios. OK's were introduced in 1959, and in
(approximately) 1961, Yogi replaced Big Otis as spokescharacter.
1959 and 1961 had cartoons ?
This cartoon show was distributed by Screen Gems, the studio that did many of the HB cartoon shows including “The Flintstones”, “The Jetsons” and others. After a series of Yogi Bear cartoons that were shown exclusively to the show, it was later released theatrically and distributed by Columbia Pictures.
i love Yogi bear
Too cute♥ I adore these. Thank you. Lifetime fan here!
The earliest were originally run on THE HUCKLEBERRY HOUND SHOW from 1958-1961..
I loved this show
Double LOL...Snagglepuss at 4:13, "Then I Was In Fillums...CUT!" I used to laugh so hard at the guy taking him off the set! :)
They sure liked their cereal in '61!
cocoa cereal.
Hanna-Barbera's cartoon characters were all over many Kellogg's cereal boxes in the 1960's. Yogi Bear was on OK's. Huckleberry Hound was on All Stars/Sugar Stars. Quick Draw McGraw was on Sugar Smacks. Snagglepuss was on Cocoa Krispies. And Boo Boo was on Triple Snack (a discontinued cereal that was a mix of Sugar Pops, Sugar Smacks, and peanuts.) And on Quick Draw McGraw cartoons that featured Snuffles the dog, another Kellogg's product, a discontinued product, Gro-Pup T-Bone Dog Biscuits, was featured, with Snuffles jumping up, then falling down in ecstasy, after eating one.
That's when they used to put crack in it.
i forgot how much I loved these cartoons!
I never get fun that I get to watch it. Best cartoon
It wasn’t until I was an adult that I realized this “cartoon” was only a lure for children to want Kellogg.
These r rare scenes,like decades ago when my own mum was in her younger times lol.
+Raisa Cherry yea these are from the early 60s.
16:57 the Flintstones reference
I'm a huge fan of yogi bear
I was gonna say the same thing really old they are
I'm Lovell Yogi When I was growing up they were nice cartoon I was born in 1956. These days these cartoons are shooting each other Blowing each other up. Back in my day Yogi Bear was on black-and-white TV
I wish I grew up in the 60's.
Love 1960s tv shows, elvis movies, james bonds movies,
Same here.
This is better than the God awful stuff they did in their declining years.
I just can't wait to eat cocoa krispies and I wish Saturday morning cartoons were still on
Back in my day there was no cable TV display Black white Tv.
The legendary Daws Butler.
Fun Fact: Butler modeled his Yogi voice after Art Carney's in The Honeymooners...
Robert Allen You forgot to say Fun Fact.
RIP to one of the greatest cartoon voice actors of all-time.
@@garthdavis4320 I stand corrected Garth...lol
Late comment, but why can't they show these again on Saturdays on local TV, i think little kids would love it
LOOK AT THE BEARS
LOOK AT THE BEARS
LOOK AT THE BEARS
LOOK AT THE BEARS
@@ritaandrunt5767 Yogi Bear, Now Streaming only on the Boomerang App, no longer Hanna Barbera Cartoons on TV but the Flintstones is on MeTV before other cartoon classics like the jetsons gonna air on January
Mr Butler actually briefly play the role of Barney Rubble in 1961 after Mel Blanc suffered his terrible car crash. I heard him do Barney and to me he sounded more like Yogi Bear than Barney. If Mel had not survived and recovered Dawson would probably had replaced Mel and take over the role since Yogi and Barney are similar to Art Carney. They also both worked together on The Jetsons. Mel did Mr Spacely and Dawson did Elroy Jetson. I think they are both the best Voice Actors in past cartoon history.
Some of the very early Flintstones did have Barney sounding a little different. And I do remember reading where Warner Bros. set up a studio inside Mel Blanc's hospital room, so he could continue to do his famous voices while he's recovering.
I'm so proud to say that this is the best thing I've seen today so many things are
The fire department bumper(s) is/are animated by the great Don Williams!
Great commercial!
Really could do with some Kellogs Cocoa Krispies. Apparently, they taste like a milkshake...but crunchy.
Thank you
I known Yogi Bear and his friends since I was six years old but now I'm 13 years old
wonderfull toon as a kid,still love to watch..
8th Man!! Thanks, I wish you could run full episodes of Yogi Bear Show. I loved it 60 years ago..
“Help me, Mr Wizard.... help me!!!” Classic
Ha! Yes, this was back in the Golden Age of not American Animation (even if it is also one of the oldest animated TV shows ever created) and Hanna-Barbera.
1:02 BONK! 😂
I used to have a yogi bear lunch box! It wasn't very big but it worked well for me!
Every Saturday Morning Cartoons are Easy.
I just saw the word Bubu from elsewhere and started searching for Yogi Bear.
You are smart Boo Boo. You are funny Yogi Bear.😜
I remember Yogi bear when I was a kid!!!
Oh my, now I want cocoa krispies 🤤
This is great. Thank you for sharing these
Fantastic! I grow up watching Orso Yoghi (Yogi Bear) on tv, but this is the first time I hear him speaking his mother(bear)tongue! Of course these commercials were never aired in Italy. Please will someone tell me which accent Snugglepuss has? Is it British? In the Italian version he is called Leone Svicolone. They thought he was a lion, even if he's missing his mane! And they gave him (who knows why...) the accent of people living in Bolonia. Which is very nice to hear anyway.
I was born in year 77 so I don't remember this when was this created maybe sixties I've been watching this with my son. Lately he loves it
Most likely in the sixties I was born in I 1956 and I saw him in the sixties
R.I.P.
Yogi Bear, a play on the name of baseball great Yogi Berra . Some people think its a play on Art Carney's Ed Norton . I think its a take off of Phil Silvers Sgt. Bilko , with the the Mr. Ranger sir representing Col. Hall and Boo Boo as Pvt. Doberman . The picnic baskets always being stolen as the gambling games held on the army fort .
Thank you for making this I love yogi baer
I love yogi bear
My father and mother used to watch yogi bear
Wow fantastic
It sounds like he's saying "Yakky Doody" at 1:12
I never know about this cartoon now I love it
They aught bring back Kellogg's OK's and Otis...
Trokon Hufnagel Wish they would bring back the cute prizes we got from box tops,also we had candy and jelly in cute animal shaped glass bottles.
This is better than CNN!
that is much better than South Park's
Amen!
bob hoke ur more ignorant than the average bear
hey boo boo!
Hello from Michigan 🌲🌲🌲
I remember watching this when I was younger and the other Gorilla one I MISS IT!
Yogi bear at his best 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Estas si son las mejores caricaturas como estas ningunas 👍👍