Yogi Bear is not the main character, by the way. Each episode focuses on diffent members of the Hanna-Barbera universe, who all live in a single community. The show has no main character, just like The Wire.
Unlike the Wire, this show is entertainment for all ages. So watching this with your nearest child is probably a good idea.
What exactly was the metaphor in Huck's dream in The Face Of Jellystone supposed to be? Only watched once so not sure if it's supposed to be the obvious "Don't lose your head" or if it's something only noticeable on rewatches.
>!I am going to feel so stupid if it was something completely obvious.!<
EDIT: Love how whenever I ask a question, it usually gets upvotes and a snarky comment but no answer. Can I just have an answer please?
I know, technically not related so if mods want to delete go ahead.
Anyway, I was watching the Learning with Pibby trailer and upon noticing that some shows had 1 survivor (Muriel Bagge from Courage, Buttercup from Powerpuff Girls and Darwin from Gumball were the 3 I noticed and recognised immediately), it got me thinking: what if Jellystone was featured and had a survivor?
Personally, would love to see anyone from the show (one of the comments in the post said Huckleberry Hound, which I'm not sure on if that's a good fit) but would honestly love to see others' thoughts on survivors and why they'd be a good fit. Only way I could see Huck working is if they do a "reluctant to fight the Glitched versions of his citizens and is forced to eventually overcome it" which seems really cringe and probably a no.
