List of Yogi's Treasure Hunt episodes

Yogi's Treasure Hunt is an American animated series, which originally aired in syndication from September 6, 1985 to March 25, 1988, and consisted of three seasons.

Season 1 (1985)

No.	Title	Original air date
1	"The Riddle in the Middle of the Earth"	September 6, 1985
Yogi and the gang sail on the SS Jelly Roger in search of a crystal orb located in the Earth's core.
2	"Bungle in the Jungle"	September 13, 1985
Yogi's team sets out for an uncharted jungle, where a treasure with the power to save it from destruction is hidden.
3	"Countdown Drac"	September 20, 1985
Top Cat sends the teams to Transylvania, where it is rumored to be the resting place of the vampire, Dracula.
4	"The Return of El Kabong"	September 27, 1985
Quick Draw goes back to his old crime-fighting identity of El Kabong; this allows him to get one up on the other teams and be the first to find the treasure, until Dastardly and Muttley show up.
5	"Ole the Red Nose Viking"	October 4, 1985
The teams find a treasure in an old Viking settlement.
6	"The Curse of Tutti-Frutti"	October 11, 1985
While hunting for an Egyptian treasure, Quick Draw, Snagglepuss and Doggie Daddy become possessed by a curse of greed; now everyone must find the treasure to reverse the spell.
7	"Yogi and the Unicorn"	October 18, 1985
Top Cat assigns the boys to travel to a land of Fairy Tales to search for a golden unicorn and protect it from a greedy circus ringmaster, as well as Dick Dastardly and Muttley. While finding the unicorn, a lost Yogi and Boo Boo meet Hansel and Gretel, who trick them into going to eat the gingerbread house so they can play. Huckleberry Hound, while taking Little Red Riding Hood's place, reunites with guest star Hokey Wolf.
8	"The Case of the Hopeless Diamond"	October 25, 1985
Told by Snooper, the treasure the teams must find this time is a diamond ring, possession of Lady Creampuff; but every time they seem to have found it, it turns out to be a fake. Simultaneously, Yogi is mistaken for a bear criminal resembling himself and gets arrested, leading the rest of the team to help him get out.
9	"Merlin's Lost Book of Magic"	November 1, 1985
While searching for treasure, Yogi's team comes across Merlin's lost book. Then Dastardly and Muttley steal it so they can use it to try to get to the treasure first.
10	"Beverly Hills Flop"	November 8, 1985
Top Cat sends the gang after a jewel statue known as "The Emerald Flamingo", was used in a Hollywood movie of the same name.

Season 2 (1986–87)

No.	Title	Original air date
11	"Follow the Yellow Brick Gold"	November 7, 1986
Top Cat gives the gang clues in Ireland to look for a pot of gold to donate to a children's home, which is on the brink of financial crisis.
12	"To Bee or Not to Bee"	November 14, 1986
The gang arrives at Cindy Bear's Honey Farm, where they learn that Cindy's bees have mysteriously stopped honey production (Snoop states the bees are on "a 'permanent' coffee break"). Cindy's mortgage payment is almost due, and with no honey, Cindy has gone bankrupt and is at great risk of losing her farm.
13	"Heavens to Planetoid"	November 21, 1986
Yogi's crew ventures into deep space in search of a rare ruby, which is actually the remains of what was once the planet Murgatroyd.
14	"Beswitched, Buddha'd and Bewildered"	December 5, 1986
Dastardly's latest contraption causes everyone to swap bodies, causing confusion and non-cooperation.
15	"There's No Place Like Nome"	December 12, 1986
On the trail of a giant gold nugget lost in Nome, Alaska, Yogi's team overcomes a town's chilly reception.
16	"The Great American Treasure"	January 2, 1987
Guest starring on The Good Night Show, Top Cat tells how he formed the treasure hunting team, in which Yogi and his team found out the great American treasure isn't actually treasure.
17	"Huckle Hero"	January 9, 1987
When the teams get captured, it's up to Huckleberry (with the use of his new superhero alter ego, Huckle Hero) to save the day.
18	"The Moaning Liza"	January 16, 1987
A parody of The Pink Panther, the episode starts at the Louvre Museum in Paris, where the famous painting The Moaning Liza is held. A criminal named the Pink Pussycat (who's identical to Snagglepuss) arrives and steals the painting, but sets off the security alarm. In the ensuing escape, the Pink Pussycat accidentally leaves his shadow behind. The next day, Undercover Elephant holds a press conference where he announces that Yogi's Treasure Hunting Team is on the case. When interviewing the various H-B characters that are inside the paintings at the Louvre, they discover that the criminal's shadow is still there. Snooper and Blabber conclude that they will need to find the person whose profile matches the shadow. Just then, Snagglepuss walks in and admires the shadow, which Blabber concludes is a perfect match to Snag's profile. Undercover walks in and arrests Snagglepuss. A trial is conducted by Judge Hokey Wolf, who sentences Snagglepuss (along with Dick Dastardly and Muttley, who are already imprisoned) to the guillotine. At a stadium the next morning, the Goodyogi blimp arrives and pulls Snag and the two villains away just as they are about to be beheaded. The gang decides that they have to clear Snag's name and find the real perpetrator. Dastardly and Muttley promise to help too, but are really only doing it to get the reward. T.C. tells them that the criminal's secret hideout is located at "a famous place in France where the people wear no pants". Meanwhile, the Pink Pussycat is planning to use his Life-O-Matic machine to bring the Moaning Liza to life. The treasure hunters arrive at the Eiffel Tower, where they find the shadow from earlier. After a lengthy chase around Paris, they finally find him at the "Boulin Rouge", which is the famous place they were looking for. Inside, the shadow reunites with the Pink Pussycat. Unfortunately for him, the shadow opens the door to reveal Yogi and crew. The Pink Pussycat escapes with the Moaning Liza, and disguises as a can-can dancer. Dastardly and Muttley are also disguised, and Dastardly fights with the Pussycat for possession of the painting. Yogi, Quick Draw, and Snagglepuss also disguise themselves, and they proceed to kick the criminals off the stage. They accidentally turn on the Life-O-Matic, which transports the Pink Pussycat inside the Moaning Liza, and Dastardly and Muttley inside American Gothic.

Season 3 (1987–88)

No.	Title	Original air date
19	"Snow White & the 7 Treasure Hunters"	November 6, 1987
Told in storybook-format by Chopper and Yakky Doodle, Yogi's crew protect Snow White while her seven dwarves are on vacation.
20	"Yogi's Heroes"	November 13, 1987
Top Cat announces Dicaragua and Bearzil, two countries ruled by Dick Dastardly and Yogi, respectively, are on the brink of war. To make matters worse, the Crown Jewels of Bearzil have gone missing
21	"The Attack of Dr. Mars"	November 20, 1987
A female Martian, Dr. Mars, makes a special intergalactic guest appearance at the United Nations claiming the Earth will be destroyed... unless a treasure chest (which is really a time bomb), called "The Big Dipper Booty" (lost somewhere in Peru), is returned to her. Absent: Ranger Smith
22	"20,000 Leaks Under the Sea"	December 4, 1987
The team searches for sunken treasure, while putting up with a snobby television talk show host.
23	"Goodbye, Mr. Chump"	December 11, 1987
Yogi and the gang are called in to save a college on the brink of financial crisis. Absent: Ranger Smith
24	"Yogi Bear on the Air"	February 5, 1988
Top Cat informs the gang that the TV Zone's Golden Transmitter (which is used to air TV programs) has gone missing.
25	"Yogi and the Beanstalk"	February 12, 1988
Yogi and the gang find themselves in the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.
26	"The Greed Monster"	February 19, 1988
Told through rhyme, Yogi and the gang depict how all the toys in the world disappear; mysterious flute music draws toys away from their homes to a distant planet.
27	"Secret Agent Bear"	March 25, 1988
Yogi and the gang are secret agents attempting to stop Dick Dastardly from discovering the Fountain of Youth and use its power to transform everyone on the planet into children. However, Dick Dastardly crashes their boat, which flings them into the fountain and turns them into toddlers. Absent: Ranger Smith

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