The Yogi Bear Show

The Yogi Bear Show
Premiere	January 30, 1961
Finale	January 6, 1962
Creator	Bill Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Network/Provider	First-run syndication
Style	30-minute children's animated comedy
Company	Hanna-Barbera Productions, Screen Gems
Distributor	Screen Gems (until 1974) Columbia Pictures Television (1974-1980) Worldvision Enterprises (1980-1988) Great American Broadcasting (1988-1991) Turner Program Services (1991-1996) Telepictures Distribution (1996-2003) Warner Bros. Television (2003- )
Seasons	2
Episodes	33
Origin	USA

The Yogi Bear Show is a spinoff of The Huckleberry Hound Show, in which Yogi first appeared. It was Hanna-Barbera's third big hit series, after Huck and Quick Draw McGraw.

Yogi lived in Jellystone Park where his predilection for picnic baskets were slowly developed. His pal Boo Boo wistfully tagged along, and they both had to deal with Ranger Smith.

Along with Yogi were Yakky Doodle, a naive little duck whose bulldog pal Chopper protects him from Fibber Fox; and Snagglepuss, about a stage-struck mountain lion; he first appeared in 1959 in episodes of Quick Draw McGraw.

New episodes of Yogi Bear were made for syndication in 1988 with Greg Burson filling in as Yogi's voice, as the original voice, Daws Butler, died earlier that year.

Seasons

Season	Premiere	Finale				#
First-run syndication
Season One	January 30, 1961	May 15, 1961				16
Season Two	September 16, 1961	January 6, 1962				17

In-Depth

• At a Glance: Additional information about the series

DVD Releases

Title			Release			Discs
The Complete Series			November 15, 2005			4