The Huckleberry Hound Show - Season 2
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Title: The Huckleberry Hound Show
Overview: The Huckleberry Hound Show is a 1958 syndicated animated series and the second from Hanna-Barbera following The Ruff & Reddy Show, sponsored by Kellogg's. Three segments were included in the program: one featuring Huckleberry Hound; another starring Yogi Bear and his sidekick Boo Boo; and a third with Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks, two mice who in each short found a new way to outwit the cat Mr. Jinks.
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Huckleberry goes up against Ten Pin Pierre for the bowling cup.
Pixie and Dixie try to scare Jinks with ventriloquism, which soon stops working... until it summons a bulldog in the house.
Jellystone Park is invaded by a movie company. It's filming "The Killer Bear From Outer Space." When its lead star walks out, Yogi takes the part.
Huckleberry goes hunting Thanksgiving turkey, accidentally shoots an Indian, and winds up eating knockwurst with the Indian and the turkey!
Jinks gets a cat robot to catch Pixie and Dixie for him. To get even, the mice get a dog robot; in the end, both robots cause chaos.
Yogi wants to stay up the entire Winter, but he keeps falling asleep at every activity he attempts which gives the Ranger a rough time.
Huck is sent to sea to bring back a man by the name of Jolly Roger who's weakness is being tickled.
Jinks is thrown out by the house butler after disposing of Pixie and Dixie. Jinks gets them back, but the butler takes his job shortly.
A jewel thief puts on a bear suit to hide out in Jellystone Park. A lawman and his bloodhound Ole Yelp pursue him. Yogi, fooled by the thief's disguise, helps him elude his pursuers. The jewel thief is caught and the credit goes to Yogi, to the chagrin of Ole Yelp who was the only one not fooled by the thief's disguise.
Big game hunter Huckleberry Hound recalls how he hunted the prankish lion, Leroy.
Pixie and Dixie disguises an escaped lion as a giant poodle, who misleads Jinks to protect his cover.
Yogi and Boo Boo disguise themselves to attend a "fathers and sons" picnic in Jellystone Park.
Huck is a messenger boy who encounters a unruly Dog.
Pixie and Dixie invite Champion Rooster El Puncho in their house, who then gives Jinks a punching fight.
Yogi thinks that a gorilla wearing a ranger's uniform is working for the vacationing Ranger Smith.
Jester Huckleberry gives a twist on the story of Robin Hood.
When the neighbors leave their pet canary with Jinks' owners while they're away, Jinks comes down with a serious case of what he calls "canaryitis". He turns to Pixie and Dixie for help in resisting catching the canary.
Yogi catches the headline in the newspaper, Chicago Bears vs. Giants, so he goes to Illinois to support the bears, but everyone thinks he's the mascot.
Huck is a giant killer.
Pixie and Dixie's cousin- who's a bat-mouse- comes for a visit. Because he flies, he can out-maneuver Jinks as he gets food for Pixie and Dixie.
It's spring and Yogi and Boo Boo are up and looking for food when they come upon Presto the Magician, who makes them invisible so they can sneak food from the tourists.
Officer Huck is on patrol during the night to keep citizens of the city safe, and on his shift he investigates a flying saucer.
A new cat, Charlie, moves in next door, whom Jinks quickly befriends. When Charlie informs Jinks that the new house has no mice yet, Jinks sends Pixie and Dixie over to Charlie's place until Charlie gets mice of his own.
After faking being hypnotized by Ranger Smith, Yogi hypnotizes Boo Boo into thinking he's a bird.
Huck is a brave Pony Express rider who battles Indians throughout his mail route.
Pixie and Dixie discover they have a fairy who speaks with a whistle and she grants them wishes.
Mr. Ranger posts a sign of no bear feeding, so Yogi gets an idea to turn Boo Boo into a toy bear so he can return with some goodies.
Huck the vet has to help the Zoo Lion feel better.
After a hit on the head, Jinks gets knocked out. A mysterious voice tells him to be nice to Pixie and Dixie if he wants to go "up." He agrees, and Jinks finds that being nice is much harder and more painful than he thought.
Yogi and Boo Boo use a flying broom from a witch to steal picnic baskets.
A take-off on "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
Jinks tries to catch the neighbor's goldfish, whilst running into the bulldog. Pixie and Dixie tries to snap Jinks out of his obsession.
Yogi intervenes in the story of Little Red Riding Hood to help rescue Granny from the wolf.
Huck explains life in the Hawaiian Islands.
A cat, claiming to be Jinks' buddy, Arnold, barges in; Arnold's true intention, however, is to catch Pixie and Dixie.
Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs keep disturbing Yogi as he prepares to hibernate for the winter.
This is Huck's first night as a taxi driver, and he picks up his first passenger. Huck mistakes him for a bank executive, but what he doesn't know is that his first passenger is a bank robber, and Huck has an exciting experience with the burglar.
Pixie and Dixie depart for vacation, but Jinks can't bear to part with them. When the mice begin to feel homesick, they call for Jinks' help.
An alien disguises himself as Yogi and terrorizes Jellystone with a disintegration gun.
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