History WesternAnimation / YogisTreasureHunt

* DoNotPassGo: Top Cat uses the phrase in one episode when summoning the treasure hunters to the assembly room.

* CutLexLuthorACheck: One episode the gang go after a treasure to help Cindy bear pay her mortgage and like almost every episode Dick Dastardly is trying to get the treasure himself. The thing is the landlord is going after the treasure so Dick can take a break for one episode.

-->'''El Kabong:''' (''to audience'') Gawsh, kids, we're only trying to make you laugh. But don't try this at home!

''Yogi's Treasure Hunt'' (1985-1988) was one of the earliest segments of ''The Funtastic World of Creator/HannaBarbera'', a syndicated block of Sunday morning cartoons in the late 1980s. In each episode, WesternAnimation/YogiBear and his friends received an assignment from WesternAnimation/TopCat to find a lost treasure. Along the way, our heroes had to outwit Dick Dastardly and Muttley, who sought the same treasure after eavesdropping on Yogi's group.

* CutLexLuthorACheck One episode the gang go after a treasure to help Cindy bear pay her mortgage payment and like almost every episode Dick Dastardly is trying to the treasure himself the thing he the landlord he going the treasure anyway so can take a break for one episode.

* CrossOver: Besides the main cast, there were cameos by [[WesternAnimation/WackyRaces Penelope Pitstop]], Ricochet Rabbit, Touché Turtle, WesternAnimation/{{Jabberjaw}} and Ruff (from ''WesternAnimation/TheRuffAndReddyShow''), among others.

* {{Earworm}}: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPK9ZyOhQMU&feature=related The intro]][[note]]It was also the basis for "The Funtastic World..."'s original intro for the block's first three seasons.[[/note]]

''Yogi's Treasure Hunt'' (1985-1988) was one of the earliest segments of ''The Funtastic World of {{Hanna-Barbera}}'', a syndicated block of Sunday morning cartoons in the late 1980s. In each episode, WesternAnimation/YogiBear and his friends received an assignment from TopCat to find a lost treasure. Along the way, our heroes had to outwit Dick Dastardly and Muttley, who sought the same treasure after eavesdropping on Yogi's group.

* CrossOver: Besides the main cast, there were cameos by Penelope Pitstop, Ricochet Rabbit, Touché Turtle, {{Jabberjaw}} and Ruff (from ''TheRuffAndReddyShow''), among others.

* {{Expy}}: For the most part, the series was a clone of ''Popeye's Treasure Hunt'', from the 1978 Hanna-Barbera {{Popeye}} show.

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In one episode the gang is trapped in a room filling with water, and as Huckleberry Hound yells for help the show fades out to an ad break. When the show returns the gang are safe and sound on the roof of the building, and Huck - in one of the show's many NoFourthWall moments - tells the viewers that they'd have seen an incredible escape "if it weren't for that there commercial interruption" ("Yeah, take Huck's word for it," Snooper adds, "it was a doozy!").

* CrossOver: Besides the main cast, there were cameos by Penelope Pitstop, Ricochet Rabbit, Touché Turtle, {{Jabberjaw}} and Ruff (from ''Ruff & Reddy''), among others.

* MadnessMantra: In the episode "Yogi's Heroes", Dick Dastardly and Muttley capture Yogi and his friends and force them to watch episodes of ''WesternAnimation/DastardlyAndMuttleyInTheirFlyingMachines''. By the time they're finished, all anyone can do is chant "Stop the pigeon, stop the pigeon, stop the pigeon..." until Quick Draw [=McGraw=] as El Kabong uses his "kabonger" as a remedy.
* MemeticMutation: In season two, Huck Hound, Quick Draw [=McGraw=] and Boo Boo Bear had a hero agency (as Huckle Hero, El Kabong and Ram-Boo Boo). On their office wall was a ubiquitous poster of three figures laughing with the caption "You want your planet saved ''when??''"

''Yogi's Treasure Hunt'' was one of the earliest segments of ''The Funtastic World of {{Hanna-Barbera}}'', a syndicated block of Sunday morning cartoons in the late 1980s. In each episode, WesternAnimation/YogiBear and his friends received an assignment from TopCat to find a lost treasure. Along the way, our heroes had to outwit Dick Dastardly and Muttley, who sought the same treasure after eavesdropping on Yogi's group.

* {{Earworm}}: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPK9ZyOhQMU&feature=related The intro; despite not appearing in the actual show, Hong Kong Phooey can really rap.]][[note]]It was also the basis for "The Funtastic World..."'s original intro.[[/note]]

* CrossOver: Besides the main cast, there were cameos by Penelope Pitstop, Ricochet Rabbit and Ruff (from ''Ruff & Reddy''), among others.

* {{Earworm}}: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPK9ZyOhQMU&feature=related The intro, Top Cat can really rap.]][[note]]It was also the basis for "The Funtastic World..."'s original intro[[/note]]

* MadnessMantra: In the episode "Yogi's Heroes," Dick Dastardly and Muttley capture Yogi and his friends and force them to watch episodes of DastardlyAndMuttleyInTheirFlyingMachines. By the time they're finished, all anyone can do is chant "Stop the pigeon, stop the pigeon, stop the pigeon..." until Quick Draw as El Kabong uses his "kabonger" as a remedy.
* NoFourthWall: Season two and three took on a more self-satirical tone as the characters would not only address the audience but often poke fun of themselves doing it. An episode in which El Kabong was on trial for assault with his Kabonger, making it in Judge Hokey Wolf's mind a bad influence on the kids watching, tells:

* {{Earworm}}: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPK9ZyOhQMU&feature=related The intro, Top Cat can really rap.]][[hottip:*: It was also the basis for "The Funtastic World..."'s original intro]]

* NoFourthWall: Season two and three took on a more self-satirical tone as the characters would not only address the audience must often poke fun of themselves doing it. An episode in which El Kabong was on trial for assault with his Kabonger, making it in Judge Hokey Wolf's mind a bad influence on the kids watching, tells:

* {{Earworm}}: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPK9ZyOhQMU&feature=related The intro, Top Cat can really rap.]]
* GangOfCritters: Ranger Smith was the only human in Yogi's band of treasure hunters.

* CrossOver

* Expy: For the most part, the series was a clone of ''Popeye's Treasure Hunt'', from the 1978 Hanna-Barbera {{Popeye}} show.

* MadnessMantra: In the episode Yogi's Heroes, Dick Dastardly and Muttley capture Yogi and his friends and force them to watch episodes of 'Dick Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines'. By the time they're finished, all anyone can do is chant "Stop the pigeon, stop the pigeon, stop the pigeon..."

''Yogi's Treasure Hunt'' was one of the earliest segments of ''The Funtastic World of {{Hanna-Barbera}}'', a syndicated block of Sunday morning cartoons in the late 1980s. In each episode, YogiBear and his friends received an assignment from TopCat to find a lost treasure. Along the way, our heroes had to outwit Dick Dastardly and Muttley, who sought the same treasure after eavesdropping on Yogi's group.

* Earworm: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPK9ZyOhQMU&feature=related The intro, Top Cat can really rap.]]