Yippee, Yappie and Yahooey - The Volunteers

[jspazds1]

dis was my joint back when i was yung

[WiiMaster8881]

what is your favorite stupid rodent out of those three and why?

[HaggisMcCrablice]

@WiiMaster8881 -- They're dogs, I think....the fat one is a sheepdog, and the tall one may be a greyhound.

[immyhoney]

The queen looks just like Wilma Flinstone :)

[hookuspookus529]

what the F doe's he mean not popular ?

[maintech777]

Daws past away May 18,1988 of a heart attack He and Stan Freberg did the last network comedy radio show in 1957 aka "The Stan Freberg Show" which in the late 90's was awarded a place in the Smithsonian Institute.

[67nairb]

@maintech777 A great loss to the animation world.

[Kauaimon]

I laugh now that I know what Slappy meant.

[67nairb]

What has happened to all the other YIPPEE YAPPEE & YAHOOEY cartoons that were on you tube six months ago? Why have they all disappeared?

[1aundulxaldin]

There was a user, but as usual, Cartoon Network, Turner Broadcast, or some other asshole third company party got pissed/paranoid about their dwindling piles of money and held lawsuit papers/knives against the Youtube makers' throats. I'll let you fill in the blanks. It was a shame too. MADDOG even had "Yogi Bear and the Magical Flight of the Spruce Goose" on his account, too. Oh, and "The Good, the Bad, and the Huckleberry Hound." And the "Jackson Five".

[67nairb]

Boy that sucks.

[67nairb]

But Cartoon Network doesn't even air the YIPPEE, YAPPEE AND YAHOOEY cartoons on their network anymore. Not even BOOMERANG. Why they should complain?

[SteveCarras]

Also on Arnold Stangs sounding like Phil Silvers's Bilko:One of the Hanna-Barbera coffe table books even,, quote Mr.Stang as recalling he'd have to watch that he didn't sound like himself, but then the sponsors, one of whom was problay Nestle Chunky-for whom Stang advertised, WANTING Arnold Stang not to be Phil Silvers but to be ARNOLD STANG!!] Jerry Mann's Bilko voice on Floitnstones came periously close!! Allegedly, HE was to have been Top Cat originally.

[RoyFive]

Thanks. That explains something that's puzzled me for a long time--mainly why Stang sounded nothing like Phil Silvers. But then, you think about it, Butler was very adept at his Hokey Wolf/Silvers voice. They didn't really need two Bilkos.

[SteveCarras]

Actually, it was Daws Butler except for Jerry Mann as "Dino/Snorkasauaras" Arnold Stang s[!!!!!!!!!] vocie characterization of Top Cat [like Sterling Holloway doing an impression of Jimmy Durante...Arnold Stang doing an imitatation of another disctintve voiced actor, Phil Silvers for Top Cat. ]

[lashwhip]

People always looked at me funny when I would yell Yippee, Yapee and Yahooooooey!

[67nairb]

Scooby Doo's got nothing on these three guys.

[yogafan6500]

I love the part in which the Seargent said.. " I should have listen to my mind joining the Waves, i mean The Navy." Funny classic from the mid 60's.

[TimelordR]

Funniest episode of the series!

[Kukilunestar]

Ooooh! THATS what Slappy was refering to!

[Zakerandsaisu]

Haha, I see you're here for the same reason I am!

[kebler823]

and it's elbows and assholes! not heals!

[kebler823]

I don't remember these hounds!

[adelgado75]

They were part of the Magilla Gorilla show.

Good times.

[mar2mar2]

The Sargent is Sgt. Bilko...AKA Phil Silvers

[BARNDOG27A]

yea I remember his voice on a few Flintstone and Jetson episodes.

[SteveCarras]

Hokey Wolf, some very "Flintstones" guest characters land the first DIno,and Top Cat.

[vynilistic]

The Sergeant was actually voiced by Daws Butler (who also did Yahooey.)

[djtommym]

Classic!

[coconine5]

Thank You! Love those H-B cartoons.

[joni2691]

The sargent was kinda like....gay/Paul Lyndish! Funny though.

[Granitoons]

Phil Silvers-y not Paul Lynde, I'd say.

[MARCOKIKO65]

No Brasil passou como: Mosquito, Mosquete e Moscado.

[punkcat84]

THANK YOU!! I LOVE CLASSIC CARTOONS, I WAS A KID 1970's I SEEN CARTOONS OF 1960's MON-FRI GOOD TO SEE IT.

[shabcrazynut]

Our maths teachers' voice goes high like that.

hehe

[fromthesidelines]

Jean {"Wilma"} VanderPyl supplied virtually all the female voices for H-B's syndicated cartoons in the '60s. Naturally, Daws Butler's "Sergeant" features his patented Phil Silvers/"Sgt. Bilko" voice {the same one he also used for "Hokey Wolf"}. "Yippee, Yappee & Yahooey" {"The Three Goofy Guards"} originally appeared as a segment of on "THE PETER POTAMUS SHOW" (with "Breezly & Sneezly").

[jolmosj8799]

love the three goofy guards they the best love yahooey the best

[altonw]

"He looks heavy enough".........LOL

[CokaCoolA]

They do. Daws Butler did a crap load of stuff. Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, even Bingo of the Banana Splits. Don't know about Doug and Hal, but a lot of the actors worked for other HB productions.

[RoyFive]

Hal also did the voice of Swampy in the Clutch Cargo cartoons.

[ACcountryFan]

@CokaCoolA: As you mentioned, Daws Butler was the main voice artist for Hanna-Barbera during the late '50s through the early '60s. He did Reddy, Huckleberry Hound, Yogi Bear, Quckdraw McGraw, Baba Louie, Dixie, Mr Jinx, Hokey Wolf, Snagglepuss, Wally Gator, Augie Doggy, Cogswell Cog, Elroy Jetson, Super Snooper and Blabber Mouse, and quite a few others. Daws' voice partner was usually Don Messick during this time period.

Doug Young was the original voice of Doggy Daddy and Ding-a-Ling.

[TheSV3]

@ACcountryFan WOW! Butler was just as versitile in cartoon voices as the late Mel Blanc was for Warner Bros cartoons. Thanks for posting. Is Butler still with us or has he passed on?

[ConnyLundgren]

Remember this is a Hanna-Barbera production. Maybe they used the same persons who did the voices?

[DrBubbleBathMan]

Voices:

Yippee: Doug Young

Yappee / The King: Hal Smith

Yahooey / Serge: Daws Butler

[67nairb]

In this cartoon episode it didn't sound like Doug Young's voice doing Yippee.

[jlwick]

No one beleived me that this show existed. I loved it. Better than Magilla.

[DrBubbleBathMan]

I was told that this series was the worst Hanna-Barbera series ever made. Like F*** it is! I love this show, man!

[67nairb]

In a 1988 documentary entitled HANNA-BARBERA PRESENTS THE HANNA-BARBERA'S PERSONAL FAVORITES, Joe Barbera said that YIPPEE, YAPPEE AND YAHOOEY was his pesonal favorite cartoon series.

[testedofg]

thanks! I miss the old ones. Got more?

[visor109]

How ironic! She sounds like Wilma Flinstone, but her name is Miss Rubble!

[suzbubbles2352]

She does and the scene looks like one from the flinstones with Fred and Mr. Slate.

[67nairb]

The secretary's name is Miss Scribble.

[Apterix]

Thanks! One of my favorites!!