The Yogi Bear Show

Yogi Bear and Boo Boo are deceived by the Three Little Pigs into moving into a straw house and later a wooden house, only to have each destroyed by a wolf. The cartoon was originally featured on *The Huckleberry Hound Show*.

Major Minor attempts to hunt Snagglepuss once more in order to remain a member of the Adventurers Club, even though the lion is now residing in a zoo.

Yakky, struggling to keep up with the migrating ducks, accidentally falls into Chopper's water dish and has his first encounter with the bulldog.

Yogi Bear disguises himself as a health inspector to steal picnic baskets from tourists, prompting Ranger Smith to set up a series of booby-trapped baskets as a lesson.

Two men from a mountain village compete for the love of a woman by attempting to bring her a lion's fur, leading both to pursue the elusive and talkative Snagglepuss.

Yakky Doodle becomes lost en route to Missouri and ends up in Australia, where he meets and bonds with a baby kangaroo who considers him a brother.

Ranger Smith takes a vacation to Miami Beach, only to be unexpectedly joined by Yogi and Boo Boo, who believe they were invited along.

Snagglepuss discovers Yakky Doodle hiding inside a mailbox and initially considers eating him, but ultimately decides to shield Yakky from a group of duck hunters.

Yakky attempts to teach Chopper how to fly after learning about his desire to do so, but the lesson leads to unintended and painful consequences.

Boo Boo enters a puzzle contest and wins a vacation to Paris for two, taking Yogi along. Their trip takes an unexpected turn when Yogi's actions nearly lead to a diplomatic problem.

Snagglepuss arrives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Evil Scientist, asking for food, and is hired to deal with a giant mouse that Junior has created.

A woman purchases Yakky, a rubber duck, as an Easter gift for her granddaughter, but her cat has other ideas and sets out to take control of the situation.

Ranger Smith installs a network of closed-circuit cameras across Jellystone Park to monitor Yogi Bear's movements.

In a medieval kingdom, the bumbling yet well-meaning Snagglepuss embarks on a daring mission to rescue the Queen after she is captured by the villainous Count Down.

Fibber Fox, in an attempt to reach the chickens in Chopper's henhouse, devises a scheme by disguising himself as Yakky's mother.

Yogi is advised by a doctor, at Ranger Smith's request, that he must switch to a diet of nuts and berries to protect his health.

Hungry Snagglepuss enters a college, believing the "sheepskins" he hears about mean the school has sheep, and soon finds himself playing as the team's quarterback in the school's football games.

Yakky and Chopper are on a train journey when they encounter a persistent cat that continually attempts to catch and eat Yakky.

Yogi discovers a hollow log containing honey and uses jars of it to trade for items from visiting tourists.

Snagglepuss takes on a role as a TV actor, only to discover the challenges of the job are more demanding than he anticipated.

Duhh-glas the Dog, a hunting companion, struggles with his duty when he becomes emotionally conflicted about his master's duck hunts, particularly when one duck, Yakky, is targeted.

A circus bear that escapes from captivity swaps places with Yogi, leading to chaos as Yogi struggles to perform risky stunts, while the wild bear causes trouble that the rangers find difficult to manage.

Snagglepuss seeks to join King Arthur's Round Table by challenging the Stormy Knight in a duel.

Chopper shows appreciation for being freed from a dog catcher's wagon by giving Yakky a whistle, which Yakky later uses to summon help when Fibber Fox attempts to eat him.

Yogi and Boo Boo discover a magical lamp containing a genie, and Yogi makes a wish for a flying carpet.

Two gangsters take over Snagglepuss's cave as their hideout, causing chaos in the area.

Yakky's off-key singing irritates a nearby cat, leading to a comedic confrontation.

A Boy Scout troop camps in Jellystone Park, prompting Yogi Bear and Boo Boo to disguise themselves as scouts in an attempt to obtain food.

The Major's young nephew disappears from his home, prompting Snagglepuss to take charge of the search and return the child safely.

Yakky enrolls in school but faces bullying from a larger student, prompting Chopper to secretly attend as a disguised student to protect him.

Ranger Smith inherits a large sum of money and a mansion, prompting him to leave Jellystone.

Big Hombre, a notorious outlaw, entrusts his infant son, Little Hombre, to Snagglepuss while he leaves to commit a bank robbery.

Yakky Doodle visits Chopper at the animal hospital, but his visit is interrupted when Fibber Fox secretly arrives, attempting to trick or catch Yakky.

Yogi Bear is struck by a literal arrow from Cupid, causing him to develop a sudden infatuation with a female bear, which distracts him from his usual pursuit of picnic baskets.

Snagglepuss takes on the role of a hero, inspired by Robin Hood, as he helps those in need, including a zoo elephant that has gone missing.

Chopper's master plans a duck hunting trip, and Chopper must try to protect Yakky from being mistaken for prey.

Ranger Smith adopts a bear costume to secretly monitor Yogi Bear and prevent him from taking picnic food.

The Major's twin brother, Sir Clyde, holds strong beliefs in animal freedom, leading to a conflict with the Major over Snagglepuss's captivity, as Sir Clyde repeatedly releases him from the cage the Major locks him in.

Yakky surprises Chopper with a birthday gift—a fossilized dinosaur bone obtained from a museum—sparking Chopper's excitement and curiosity about prehistoric creatures.

Ranger Smith investigates unusual activity in the park, unaware that Yogi Bear is secretly organizing a surprise birthday celebration for him.

Snagglepuss attempts to become a Musketeer, but the Three Musketeers deceive him into believing the king has been replaced by a spy.

A farmer's elderly plow-horse becomes convinced that the farmer intends to shoot him, leading Yakky to assist the frightened animal in finding a hiding place.

Yogi Bear installs a wishing well in Jellystone Park and uses the coins tossed in by visitors to purchase items for himself.

Snagglepuss gets his chance to perform Shakespeare in a theatrical production, but his rival, Major Minor, is in attendance, threatening to disrupt the show.

Yakky brings a basket of food to Chopper, who is sick with a cold, but Fibber Fox attempts to trick her into revealing the basket's contents, in a parody of the "Little Red Riding Hood" story.

Two bank robbers, disguised as elderly women, take refuge in Jellystone Park and hide their stolen money in a picnic basket, inadvertently drawing Yogi Bear into the situation.

The Major pursues Snagglepuss across multiple TV studio sets as they appear on *This Is Your Strife*, a parody of *This Is Your Life*. The episode also features humorous send-ups of game shows, westerns, science fiction, *You Bet Your Life*, and *Frankenstein*, including a sequence on Yogi Bear's show.

Yakky Duck mistakenly believes Fibber Fox is his mother, causing Fibber to struggle with his desire to eat him. Distressed by the situation, Fibber seeks help from a psychiatrist.

Yogi is given the ability to transform any object he touches into a picnic basket by the bears' fairy godmother, leading to both comedic and chaotic consequences.

A mouse named Bigelow, once rescued by Snagglepuss from a mousetrap, attempts to free the lion from a zookeeper, despite Snagglepuss's reluctance to escape. The story unfolds primarily on a train, giving the episode its title.

A flea, having been removed from a dog, is offered a new home by Yakky on Chopper, leading to an unexpected living arrangement.

Cindy Bear's visit to a circus inspires Yogi to join, where he is hired as a lion tamer by the circus owner.

Snagglepuss, weary of his role in a lion-taming act, leaves the circus and returns to the jungle in search of a more natural and regal life among the beasts.

Fibber Fox uses a child's chemistry set to create a shrinking formula, which reduces Chopper to Yakky's size, prompting Fibber to pursue the two.

Ranger Smith attempts to catch Yogi using a picnic basket equipped with an alarm, but the plan fails. Later, Yogi misinterprets the Ranger's intentions and believes he is to be hunted.

A railroad company attempts to build a track through Snagglepuss's cave, but he successfully prevents them from doing so. Frustrated, the company enlists Major Minor to resolve the issue.

Chopper and Yakky take shelter in an abandoned house for the night, unaware that Fibber Fox is nearby, planning to scare Chopper off by disguising himself as a ghost in order to catch Yakky.

Ranger Smith takes a vacation, leaving his position temporarily to Ranger "Iron Hand" Jones, whose strict and rigid style of discipline clashes with Yogi's more laid-back approach.

Snagglepuss, frustrated with being the target in a game at the county fair, is convinced to take on a kangaroo in a boxing match instead.

Chopper gives Yakky a trading stamp to complete his book, but they struggle as the wind repeatedly blows the stamp away.

A skilled Japanese bear martial artist arrives at Jellystone Park, where he crosses paths with Yogi Bear, who introduces him to the lure of picnic baskets, leading to an unexpected entanglement.

An outlaw plans to kill the sheriff of a frontier town, prompting the townspeople to replace the fleeing sheriff with the unlikely candidate, Snagglepuss.

Alfy Gator makes his debut in an attempt to capture Yakky Doodle, hoping to enjoy a meal of roast duck.

Yogi Bear encounters a military training exercise in a restricted section of Jellystone Park and mistakenly believes the park has been taken over.

Snagglepuss, en route to the zoo aboard a riverboat, escapes from his cage and disguises himself as a gambler, blending into the lively atmosphere of the vessel.

Bigelow the Mouse assists Yakky in evading the schemes of Fibber Fox.

Yogi Bear becomes eager to ride a new children's train that has been introduced to the park.

Snagglepuss, in an attempt to avoid being captured by hunters, assumes the identity of a soldier and ends up in a military encampment.

A mad scientist accidentally swaps the brains of Chopper and Yakky, causing the two to act out in confusing and chaotic ways that frustrate Fibber Fox.

A secret military rocket base is constructed in Jellystone Park, leading Yogi Bear, Boo Boo, and Ranger Smith to be accidentally launched into space. The episode uses humor to critique military overreach and secrecy.

Snagglepuss explores an ancient English castle rumored to be haunted by two playful ghosts.

Yakky and Chopper spend a relaxing day at the beach, but their peaceful time is interrupted when Fibber Fox begins chasing Yakky once more.

Yogi and another bear vie for Cindy's attention by presenting her with gifts, leading to a series of thefts across the park.

Snagglepuss takes in a lioness named Lila, who is being hunted, offering her refuge in his cave; however, he soon finds her presence more difficult to endure than the threat of the hunters.

Alfy Gator pursues Yakky Doodle once more, but this time Yakky takes an unexpected stand and actively resists Alfy's usual antics.

Yogi, after falling asleep in a tourist's trailer, awakens in a bustling city and must navigate the dangers of urban life, evading traffic and adjusting to the fast-paced environment.

A circuit judge avoids presiding over a bank robbery trial in a lawless western town, prompting Snagglepuss to take on the roles of judge, prosecutor, and two witnesses.

Fibber Fox and Alfy Gator compete for Yakky's attention, leading to a rivalry that results in a battle between them.

Yogi convinces Boo Boo to disguise himself as a queen bee in order to distract a swarm and gain access to their honey, but their plan attracts the attention of an entomologist who begins pursuing Boo Boo.

Cyril D. Snagglepuss, a professional poet, is hired to help a suitor win the affection of a woman, but complications arise as the situation takes an unexpected turn.

Yakky, unable to fly south for the winter due to weak wings, relies on Chopper to help find him a safe place to stay.

Yogi wins a "Bat Guy" costume with working bat-like wings by sending in a large number of boxtops to a TV contest. He then uses the costume to glide down and take picnic baskets from unsuspecting campers.

Major Minor attempts once more to capture Snagglepuss, enlisting the help of his loyal sidekick, Snuffles.

Fibber Fox tricks Chopper into losing his dog tags, leading to his capture by the dog catcher and leaving Yakky Duck vulnerable and in need of protection.

A television station sets up a western series partly filmed in Jellystone Park, leading to Yogi Bear and Ranger Smith being cast in roles on the show.

Snagglepuss rents out part of his cave to raise money for a trip, but his new tenant, Lila, proves to be a source of frustration and conflict.

To celebrate her 110th birthday, a witch prepares a unique potion requiring a rare ingredient—Yakky.

Yogi and Boo Boo escape during their transport to the Cincinnati Zoo and begin causing mischief by stealing food from various locations.

Major Minor employs psychological tactics to trap Snagglepuss by exploiting his aspirations to become an actor.

Alfy Gator invites Yakky to dinner but fails to mention that the duckling is the planned meal. To his surprise, Yakky arrives with his friend Chopper.

Ranger Smith sets up a prank to catch Yogi Bear in the act of stealing from his refrigerator, but Yogi turns the tables with a clever counterplan.

Snagglepuss is joined by his identical twin brother, Snaggletooth, for the summer, leading to confusion among the other characters, particularly Lila.

Yakky, lost in the desert, attempts to befriend a dangerous outlaw, but his persistent efforts ultimately lead to the outlaw's downfall.

During military war games in Jellystone Park, a team disguises its soldiers as bears, leading to confusion and adventure when Yogi and Boo Boo become unintentionally involved in the演习.

The king enlists the help of Snagglepuss, a colorful and dramatic character, to eliminate Bigelow the Mouse, a persistent rodent causing trouble in the castle.

Yakky, convinced he has mastered judo, challenges Fibber Fox to a fight, while Chopper quietly assists behind the scenes.

Yogi is invited to appear on a television show and takes comedic lessons from character parodies of Fred Astaire, Bobby Darin, and Liberace to prepare, though the lessons go poorly. Worried he'll embarrass himself, Yogi learns at the last minute that the event is a surprise birthday celebration for him and that his only role is to enjoy the tribute.