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* CelebrityParadox: Boo Boo says that Yogi sings just like James Darren. Darren provides Yogi's singing voice for the "Ven-e, Ven-o, Ven-a" song.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Mugger, the Chizztling Brothers' dog, later became Muttley of ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'' fame.
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* RepulsiveRingmaster: Grifter Chizzling, who runs the circus that takes Cindy. He treats everyone except his dog Mugger like crap.
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* BigDamnMovie: A big-time step up from Yogi's standard seven-minute shorts that precede it, dealing with heavier topics than the original show usually did.
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* DelayedReaction: Yogi comes out of hiding when he learns that Cindy is missing. He tells Ranger Smith he'll stay at the Ranger Station while Smith drives away to find her. The Ranger turns around when he realizes it's Yogi.
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* RunningGag: People keep running away from the sight of Yogi, Boo-Boo and Cindy.
* SayMyName: Boo-Boo calls out Cindy's name as he tries to tell her she's being sent to another zoo instead of San Diego where Yogi is supposedly located.
-->'''Boo-Boo:''' Cindy! Yogi isn't in St. Louis! CINDY! ''CIIIIIIINDYYY!!''
* SceneryPorn: Jellystone Park is mighty scenic.
* SayMyName: Boo-Boo calls out Cindy's name as he tries to tell her she's being sent to another zoo instead of San Diego where Yogi is supposedly located.
-->'''Boo-Boo:''' Cindy! Yogi isn't in St. Louis! CINDY! ''CIIIIIIINDYYY!!''
* SceneryPorn: Jellystone Park is mighty scenic.
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''Hey There, It's Yogi Bear!'' is TheMovie about the titular eponymous [[WesternAnimation/YogiBear pic-a-nic basket stealing, smarter-than-the-average bear.]] bear]]. Released in 1964, it was Creator/HannaBarbera's first full-length feature.
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''Hey There, It's Yogi Bear!'' is TheMovie about the titular [[WesternAnimation/YogiBear pic-a-nic basket stealing smarter than the average stealing, smarter-than-the-average bear.]] Released in 1964, it was Creator/HannaBarbera's first full-length feature.
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Spring has come to Jellystone Park once more and with it comes the return of Yogi Bear from hibernation, who proceeds to get up to his normal antics. After one too many thwarted efforts from Ranger Smith Yogi decides to give an ultimatum to his adversary- either revoke the "Do Not Feed The Bears" rule or he leaves. Much to Yogi's shock the Ranger calls his bluff and decides to send Yogi to the San Diego Zoo!
Yogi is able to elude this fate but unknowingly sets events in motion that lead Cindy Bear, who is in love with Yogi, to being sent away from the park and into misery and peril. Upon discovering this Yogi and Boo Boo set out to rescue Cindy and bring her back home to Jellystone. Will they succeed or find themselves in even greater danger?
Yogi is able to elude this fate but unknowingly sets events in motion that lead Cindy Bear, who is in love with Yogi, to being sent away from the park and into misery and peril. Upon discovering this Yogi and Boo Boo set out to rescue Cindy and bring her back home to Jellystone. Will they succeed or find themselves in even greater danger?
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Spring has come to Jellystone Park once more more, and with it comes the return of Yogi Bear from hibernation, who proceeds to get up to his normal antics. After one too many thwarted efforts from Ranger Smith Smith, Yogi decides to give an ultimatum to his adversary- adversary: either revoke the "Do Not Feed The Bears" rule rule, or he leaves. Much to Yogi's shock shock, the Ranger ranger calls his bluff and decides to send Yogi to the San Diego Zoo!
Yogi is Yogi's able to elude this fate fate, but unknowingly sets events in motion that lead leads Cindy Bear, who Bear--who is in love with Yogi, to Yogi--to being sent away from the park Jellystone and into misery and peril. Upon discovering this this, Yogi and Boo Boo set out to rescue Cindy and bring her back home to Jellystone. Will they succeed succeed, or find themselves in even greater danger?
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* AnimationBump: As a movie it was higher budget, allowing better quality and smoother movement. Some scenes almost bring the fluidity back up the standards of Hanna Barbera's final ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' shorts.
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* AnimationBump: As a movie movie, it was has higher budget, allowing better quality and smoother movement. Some scenes almost bring the fluidity back up to the standards of Hanna Barbera's final ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' shorts.
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** Boo Boo when he finds out that Cindy is being sent to St. Louis instead of San Diego.
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**OhCrap: Boo Boo when he finds out that Cindy is being sent to St. Louis instead of San Diego.
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* RandomEventsPlot: ''Hey There, It's Yogi Bear!'' begins with the bears waking up from hibernation, with Yogi beginning his usual picnic basket-stealing routine. The entire movie starts to kick off when Yogi has enough of Ranger Smith bossing him around, so he demands him to lift the rules or he wishes to be transferred out of the park. So, Ranger Smith sends the bears to the San Diego Zoo after getting a call from them asking for a bear. Yogi tricks another bear in his place and hid for a while, unbeknownst to Boo-Boo and Cindy, leading the latter to have herself transferred out to be with him. Unfortunately, she's being sent to the St. Louis Zoo instead. She gets lost on the way and captured by crooked circus owners. Yogi comes out of hiding when he finds out about Cindy's disappearance, so he and Boo-Boo go off to find her. After rescuing her the three try to journey back to Jellystone, only to end up in the city, where Ranger Smith finds out from the news and brings them home.
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* AnimationBump: As a movie it was higher budget, allowing better quality and smoother movement. Some scenes almost bring the fluidity back up the standards of Hanna Barbera's final ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' shorts.
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* InternalDeconstruction: A DownplayedTrope but still present. This movie represents what would happen if Yogi ever did push Ranger Smith to follow through on his threats to send Yogi to the zoo. More generally it also picks apart Yogi's behavior. The ZanyScheme approach he's so fond of gets thwarted because Ranger Smith has gotten GenreSavvy about his tricks. He's shown to some degree as selfish in his motivations rather than being a LovableRogue, most prominent in how he deals with Cindy and the Ranger. Finally it's shown what would happen if Yogi pursued his picnic basket thefts with no concern for how others would feel. He's practically unstoppable but ultimately friendless because he's in hiding.
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* InternalDeconstruction: A DownplayedTrope but still present. This movie represents what would happen if Yogi ever did push Ranger Smith to follow through on his threats to send Yogi to the zoo. More generally it also picks apart Yogi's behavior. The ZanyScheme approach he's so fond of gets thwarted because Ranger Smith [[TaughtByExperience has gotten GenreSavvy wise about his tricks.tricks]]. He's shown to some degree as selfish in his motivations rather than being a LovableRogue, most prominent in how he deals with Cindy and the Ranger. Finally it's shown what would happen if Yogi pursued his picnic basket thefts with no concern for how others would feel. He's practically unstoppable but ultimately friendless because he's in hiding.
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* TheFilmOfTheSeriesTheFilmOfTheSeries: And the very first one in animation history at that.
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* FromBadToWorse: Cindy was in bad enough straits just finding out she was being sent to St. Louis instead of San Diego but then some ''really'' bad luck came her way when she got tossed from the train and wound up found by some crooked circus owners.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Oh boy, did Yogi do it here. And not with a single, with a triple. First there was his TemptingFate with his ultimatum to the Ranger. Then there was his pulling a fast one and going into hiding but not telling his friends about it. Finally there were his thefts as the "Brown Phantom" which drove the Ranger up the wall. All of that put together ultimately led Cindy to take credit for being the "Brown Phantom" in an effort to be with Yogi.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Ranger Smith, upon finding out that Cindy was lost on the way to the zoo he had her shipped to.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Oh boy, did Yogi do it here. And not with a single, with a triple. First there was his TemptingFate with his ultimatum to the Ranger. Then there was his pulling a fast one and going into hiding but not telling his friends about it. Finally there were his thefts as the "Brown Phantom" which drove the Ranger up the wall. All of that put together ultimately led Cindy to take credit for being the "Brown Phantom" in an effort to be withYogi. Yogi.
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** Boo Boo when he finds out that Cindy is being sent to St. Louis instead of San Diego.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Oh boy, did Yogi do it here. And not with a single, with a triple. First there was his TemptingFate with his ultimatum to the Ranger. Then there was his pulling a fast one and going into hiding but not telling his friends about it. Finally there were his thefts as the "Brown Phantom" which drove the Ranger up the wall. All of that put together ultimately led Cindy to take credit for being the "Brown Phantom" in an effort to be with
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** Boo Boo when he finds out that Cindy is being sent to St. Louis instead of San Diego.
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* ToBeLawfulOrGood: Ranger Smith has this conundrum with Yogi and Cindy, choosing lawful each time. He might hate to do it but his job is to enforce the park rules and he ''will'' do it, friends or no.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Yogi does this to Ranger Smith upon finding out that he sent Cindy to the zoo.
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Spring has come to Jellystone Park once more and with it comes the return of Yogi Bear from hibernation, who proceeds to get up to his normal antics. After one too many thwarted efforts from Ranger Smith Yogi decides to give an ultimatum to his adversary- either revoke the "Do Not Feed The Bears" rule or he leaves. Much to Yogi's shock the Ranger calls his bluff and decides to send Yogi to the San Diego Zoo!
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* AllForNothing: Cindy's plan to reunite with Yogi winds up as this. She takes credit for being the "Brown Phantom" so she can get sent to the same zoo as Yogi but winds up sent to a different one unbeknownst to her until half way there. It was even more pointless as Yogi wasn't even at the zoo but still in the park as the "Brown Phantom" and he had also had a LoveEpiphany about her.
** Yogi to a smaller degree. He got to continue his picnic stealing but the lengths he went to meant he was completely alone and by the time he has a LoveEpiphany about Cindy she's already been sent away because of setting herself up as the "Brown Phantom".
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* BatmanGambit: Yogi is able to trick Corn Pone into taking his place at the San Diego Zoo with this, boasting about how famous he'll be there to get the other bear to want to take his place.
** Yogi to a smaller degree. He got to continue his picnic stealing but the lengths he went to meant he was completely alone and by the time he has a LoveEpiphany about Cindy she's already been sent away because of setting herself up as the "Brown Phantom".
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* BatmanGambit: Yogi is able to trick Corn Pone into taking his place at the San Diego Zoo with this, boasting about how famous he'll be there to get the other bear to want to take his place.
* TemptingFate: Yogi goes to confront Ranger Smith about the "Do Not Feed The Bears" rule, boasting to Boo Boo that Ranger Smith would never think of sending him away. He finds out exactly how well his belief holds up.
* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: Happens to Cindy. Miserable over Yogi being sent to the zoo, she takes credit for being the "Brown Phantom" to get sent there as well only to wind up being shipped to a different one. She does this immediately after Ranger Smith uses it as a threat to find the "Brown Phantom".
* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: Happens to Cindy. Miserable over Yogi being sent to the zoo, she takes credit for being the "Brown Phantom" to get sent there as well only to wind up being shipped to a different one. She does this immediately after Ranger Smith uses it as a threat to find the "Brown Phantom".
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-->'''Ranger Smith''': Well they didn't need anymore bears in San Diego. I'm shipping Cindy to the St. Louis Zoo.
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-->'''Ranger Smith''': San Diego? Well they didn't need anymore bears in San Diego. I'm shipping Cindy to the St. Louis Zoo.
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* HoldTheUnsolicitedIngredient: Yogi uses StrongAnts to steal from picnic baskets. Some of the ants are carrying hamburger ingredients, and Yogi [[TalksInSigns holds up a sign]] that reads "Hold the onions."
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-->'''Ranger Smith''': Well they didn't need anymore bears in San Diego. I'm shipping Cindy to the St. Louis Zoo.Zoo.
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bear.]]
* AccidentalVentriloquism: Yogi commandeers Ranger Smith's telephone.
-->'''Yogi:''' Hello? Hello? Is this the White House?\\
'''Ranger Smith:''' Yogi!\\
'''Yogi:''' Hey, the President knows my name.
-->'''Yogi:''' Hello? Hello? Is this the White House?\\
'''Ranger Smith:''' Yogi!\\
'''Yogi:''' Hey, the President knows my name.
* ByWallThatIsHoley: When a ladder falls off a high rise, a group of cops rearrange themselves so that they fit neatly between the rungs when it lands.
* HoldTheUnsolicitedIngredient: Yogi uses StrongAnts to steal from picnic baskets. Some of the ants are carrying hamburger ingredients, and Yogi [[TalksInSigns holds up a sign]] that reads "Hold the onions."
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Oh boy did Yogi do it here. And not with a single, with a triple. First there was his TemptingFate with his ultimatum to the Ranger. Then there was his pulling a fast one and going into hiding but not telling his friends about it. Finally there were his thefts as the "Brown Phantom" which drove the Ranger up the wall. All of that put together ultimately led Cindy to take credit for being the "Brown Phantom" in an effort to be with Yogi.
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* LateToTheRealization: Yogi overhears Ranger Smith learning that Cindy got lost on her way to Saint Louis and starts giving him commands to start a search party. Smith is too distraught to realize who is giving him orders, and is already driving away when he suddenly screeches to a halt, drives back and confronts Yogi.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Ohboy boy, did Yogi do it here. And not with a single, with a triple. First there was his TemptingFate with his ultimatum to the Ranger. Then there was his pulling a fast one and going into hiding but not telling his friends about it. Finally there were his thefts as the "Brown Phantom" which drove the Ranger up the wall. All of that put together ultimately led Cindy to take credit for being the "Brown Phantom" in an effort to be with Yogi.
* PieInTheFace: How Cindy convinces Ranger Smith that she's the "Brown Phantom".
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Oh
* PieInTheFace: How Cindy convinces Ranger Smith that she's the "Brown Phantom".
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Spring has come to Jellystone Park once more and with comes the return of Yogi Bear from hibernation, who proceeds to get up to his normal antics. After one too many thwarted efforts from Ranger Smith Yogi decides to give an ultimatum to his adversary- either revoke the "Do Not Feed The Bears" rule or he leaves. Much to Yogi's shock the Ranger calls his bluff and decides to send Yogi to the San Diego Zoo!
Yogi is able to elude this fate but unknowingly sets events in motion that lead Cindy Bear, who is in love with Yogi, to being sent away from the park and into misery and peril. Upon discovering this Yogi and Boo Boo set out to rescue Cindy and bring her back home to Jellystone. Will they succeed or find themselves in even greater danger?
!!This movie provides examples of:
* AnimationBump: As a movie it was higher budget, allowing better quality and smoother movement.
* DependingOnTheArtist: This film actually ended this practice for Ranger Smith and Cindy who received their iconic appearances here.
* InternalDeconstruction: A DownplayedTrope but still present. This movie represents what would happen if Yogi ever did push Ranger Smith to follow through on his threats to send Yogi to the zoo. More generally it also picks apart Yogi's behavior. The ZanyScheme approach he's so fond of gets thwarted because Ranger Smith has gotten GenreSavvy about his tricks. He's shown to some degree as selfish in his motivations rather than being a LovableRogue, most prominent in how he deals with Cindy and the Ranger. Finally it's shown what would happen if Yogi pursued his picnic basket thefts with no concern for how others would feel. He's practically unstoppable but ultimately friendless because he's in hiding.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Oh boy did Yogi do it here. And not with a single, with a triple. First there was his TemptingFate with his ultimatum to the Ranger. Then there was his pulling a fast one and going into hiding but not telling his friends about it. Finally there were his thefts as the "Brown Phantom" which drove the Ranger up the wall. All of that put together ultimately led Cindy to take credit for being the "Brown Phantom" in an effort to be with Yogi.
* WhamLine: What Ranger Smith says to Boo Boo as Cindy is being taken away:
-->'''Ranger Smith''': Well they didn't need anymore bears in San Diego. I'm shipping Cindy to the St. Louis Zoo.
Spring has come to Jellystone Park once more and with comes the return of Yogi Bear from hibernation, who proceeds to get up to his normal antics. After one too many thwarted efforts from Ranger Smith Yogi decides to give an ultimatum to his adversary- either revoke the "Do Not Feed The Bears" rule or he leaves. Much to Yogi's shock the Ranger calls his bluff and decides to send Yogi to the San Diego Zoo!
Yogi is able to elude this fate but unknowingly sets events in motion that lead Cindy Bear, who is in love with Yogi, to being sent away from the park and into misery and peril. Upon discovering this Yogi and Boo Boo set out to rescue Cindy and bring her back home to Jellystone. Will they succeed or find themselves in even greater danger?
!!This movie provides examples of:
* AnimationBump: As a movie it was higher budget, allowing better quality and smoother movement.
* DependingOnTheArtist: This film actually ended this practice for Ranger Smith and Cindy who received their iconic appearances here.
* InternalDeconstruction: A DownplayedTrope but still present. This movie represents what would happen if Yogi ever did push Ranger Smith to follow through on his threats to send Yogi to the zoo. More generally it also picks apart Yogi's behavior. The ZanyScheme approach he's so fond of gets thwarted because Ranger Smith has gotten GenreSavvy about his tricks. He's shown to some degree as selfish in his motivations rather than being a LovableRogue, most prominent in how he deals with Cindy and the Ranger. Finally it's shown what would happen if Yogi pursued his picnic basket thefts with no concern for how others would feel. He's practically unstoppable but ultimately friendless because he's in hiding.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Oh boy did Yogi do it here. And not with a single, with a triple. First there was his TemptingFate with his ultimatum to the Ranger. Then there was his pulling a fast one and going into hiding but not telling his friends about it. Finally there were his thefts as the "Brown Phantom" which drove the Ranger up the wall. All of that put together ultimately led Cindy to take credit for being the "Brown Phantom" in an effort to be with Yogi.
* WhamLine: What Ranger Smith says to Boo Boo as Cindy is being taken away:
-->'''Ranger Smith''': Well they didn't need anymore bears in San Diego. I'm shipping Cindy to the St. Louis Zoo.
