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[theme song]

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♪ Who is always on the spot? ♪

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♪ Who is? Yogi Bear ♪

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♪ Who keeps cool when things are hot? ♪

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♪ Who does? Yogi Bear ♪

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♪ Who believes the world they dream ♪

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♪ And falls for some fantastic scheme ♪

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♪ And always winds up on the beam? ♪

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♪ Yogi Bear ♪♪

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(male narrator) This happens to be a true bear story

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the Bear Facts, straight from the bear's mouth.

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Late one fall, with winter close at hand

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this particular bear, called Yogi

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headed for his home, which happened to be

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the hollow trunk of a giant redwood tree.

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But before bedding down for the winter

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Yogi bear paused to take a last look at his beloved forest.

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Little did he know that this would really be his last look.

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Outside, the forest awaited winter

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while inside the big redwood

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Yogi snuggled, cozy and warm..

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[snoring]

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(male narrator) ...and slept while mother nature covered the forest

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with a beautiful blanket of snow.

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But with the snows came men with tractors and trucks.

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They came from all directions.

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Surveyors started surveying,

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and saws started sawing.

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Steam shovels started shoveling

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and dump trucks started dumping.

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[instrumental music]

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crash

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(male narrator) Although all this bumping, thumping

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and dumping was annoying

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it didn't disturb Yogi bear...much.

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He snoozed all winter long

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in spite of the bumping..

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...thumping..

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...and dumping.

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When springtime came, the snow was gone

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and the men were gone.

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The giant redwood tree was still there

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but the forest was gone.

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And the lonely redwood tree was surrounded on all sides

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by a brand-spanking-new superhighway.

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Well..

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Inside his redwood den, Yogi bear began to..

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[yawns]

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(male narrator) ...wake up.

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[yawns]

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(male narrator) His long winter sleep left him bright and refreshed.

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At least, refreshed.

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But grouchy as..

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Well, grouchy as a bear.

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After such a prolonged nap

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it takes a little while for a bear to wake up.

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[yawns]

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(male narrator) So our hero didn't notice the drastic changes

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and stepped out onto the new superhighway.

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Suddenly..

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Suddenly, Yogi realized for the first time

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that his favorite forest was gone!

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What happened?

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(male narrator) Naturally

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Yogi's first reaction was panic.

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His second reaction was anger.

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I'll write my congressman about this!

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(male narrator) Careful.

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You shouldn't try to..

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...cross a superhighway while you're angry.

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Actually, anyone trying to cross a superhighway

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should exercise extreme caution..

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...and make sure there are no cars

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coming from either direction

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before stepping off the curb.

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Even so, it doesn't always..

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vroom

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(male narrator) ...guarantee a safe crossing.

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Then there's the devil-may-care approach

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such as burying your nose in a newspaper

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throwing caution to the winds

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and sauntering across.

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[tires screeching]

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(male narrator) Quite often, this works.

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But there are small exceptions.

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vroom

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thud thud thud

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(male narrator) A hungry bear will try anything once

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including the overland route.

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Uh-oh.

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snap

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screech

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thud

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crash

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(male narrator) Necessity may be the mother of invention

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but Yogi bear is the father.

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[buzzing]

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(male narrator) Who else would come up with a patented balloon-o-copter?

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But don't laugh. The crazy contraption works.

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Not bad, dad!

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He's off to a flying start, but..

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Whoops!

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Oh, well. He's still got three left.

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Ah, two. Ah, one.

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Uh-oh.

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thud

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(male narrator) When one finds himself stranded on a busy highway

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he might try an old animal trick

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playing possum.

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Motorists know it's not sporting to hit a pedestrian

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when he's down.

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vroom vroom

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Yeah! Missed me a mile!

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(male narrator) Yes, most motorists have a sense of fair play.

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But remember, there are exceptions.

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Sometimes a crafty or sneaky-type bear

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can resort to tricks

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such as disguising as

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an old lady in a wheelchair.

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This attire seems to command great respect on any highway.

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However, we must caution

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against overconfidence or cockiness.

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[babbling]

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Whoops!

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vroom

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Down, boy! Down!

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(male narrator) There are other ways to bridge a difficult situation

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such as this homemade, uh, bridge.

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vroom vroom

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Not bad for a do-it-yourself type job.

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Oh, no!

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Halt! stop!

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Watch it, will you?

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snap snap

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(male narrator) The moral is

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it's a smart bear

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that knows when he's beaten.

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If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

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[laughs]

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(male narrator) So if you're ever driving down highway 66

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stop in at Yogi's Super Service Station.

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Tell him I sent you.

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[theme music]


