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