John K Yogi Bear [Re-upload]

Not my original cartoon nor original recording. I'm only reuploading this for archival purposes.

[@capncookie1110]

Such a shame John K was such a horrible person. He could have still been making great cartoons and helping out the animation industry today if he didn’t treat everyone he worked with like dogshit and also kept it in his pants.

[@xanderszunsol9963]

Maybe everything great people praise him for he did thru exploiting others as the guy barely showed any talent nor effort when he made "Cans without Labels".

[@vivimos_en_una_sociedad7758]

​@@xanderszunsol9963well there is a difference between having a studio and production budget and team backing you up versus just you your home friendly tools and your self taught abilities

[@ssg-eggunner]

​@@xanderszunsol9963either that or he simply does better under a different direction there's a massive difference between doing full on insane animation with modern software compared to doing controlled chaos on cels

[@terranceaddison4599]

Then there's a difference between a clean and shitty reputation.

[@ironhell813]

He still can he just needs to do it in his native Canada and forget about the moral hypocrisy in the us.

[@Spingo1944]

humanity has been restored

[@BrotherTemplar]

Not anymore

[@PeachLover94]

9:23 - my reaction to hearing about John K.'s nastiness is best summed up here.

[@ironhell813]

What’s nastier is that the us courts stole his rights and compensation to his own work over it.

[@InkB]

The fact that the Boomerang Annoucer was the narrator for this feels weird

[@Alpha1992PAL]

“A spumco production”

[@ironhell813]

Needs to bring it back in Canada.

[@richardpeterson1398]

7:07, Reel L-2, TC-303, “Zany Comedy”, from The Capitol Production Music Library, great music for Bassoon.

[@bunkerbuster4266]

Hey, do you know what song is played at 6:33

[@StevenDolce]

From the creator of Ren and Stimpy.

[@richardpeterson1398]

2:28, Light Animation (ZR-51), from the same reel, Reel L-4, track #7, also from The Capitol Production Music Library, Also a rap tune by Daft Punk.

[@Bigtoonscomedycartoons479]

Owned by 1992

[@ethanciotti9103]

Bed at 2, up at 4, only one hour of sleep every night, there's no way I'll ever be a park ranger!

[@SegaMaster2011]

7:27 AYO 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@lamisscherrie]

Too bad the recording is incomplete

[@angelomontemar3659]

Where’s the rest of it?! 😭

[@richardpeterson1398]

3:26, A ZIV Tune, Reel L-39, TC-22, Sublime Ghost, just only a few second snippet.

[@jamieimai9328]

Auggie Doggie & Doggie Daddy theme tune @ 1:24 & 11:52. “Yogi Bear” theme @ 8:43.

[@willcarroll3712]

does anyone know what classic Yogi cartoons appeared in this?

[@richardpeterson1398]

5:32, TC-336, from Reel S-11, from The Capitol Production Music Library.

[@richardpeterson1398]

3:43, L-40, TC-436, another selection, from The Capitol Production Music Library.

[@richardpeterson1398]

4:45, A Major 7th Chord, the last note from TC-436.

[@Jesusdelagarza]

18:33 18:37

[@shaunrodney]

Fair Warning: 7:56-8:02

[@shaunrodney]

10:45 as well as "Mike Lu & Og"

[@richardpeterson1398]

1:48, Reel L-4, ZR-49, from The Capitol Production Music Library.

[@moxxiepeppino]

Whoa

[@shaunrodney]

8:06-8:15 😮

[@dustinclark3390]

I m also disappointed in John K. But I did at one point look up to him as an artist before I found out about the shameful crap he did. Why not let him do the Flintstones though, he would reveal in that one. Probably not because we are not entering a dark time for cartoons like the eighties because of PC culture.

[@mcd00gle]

John K. vandalized a memorable Hanna Barbera cartoon.