The Huckleberry Hound Show: Volume 1

The Huckleberry Hound Show: Volume 1
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Series	The Huckleberry Hound Show
Number of episodes	26
Number of discs	4
Distributor	Warner Home Video
Original release	November 15, 2005
Run time	624 minutes
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The Huckleberry Hound Show: Volume 1 is a four-disc DVD set containing the complete first season of The Huckleberry Hound Show TV series. It was released by Warner Home Video on November 15, 2005 in the United States. This is the first time it had been made available on DVD.

Episodes

Disc 1

• "Yogi Bear's Big Break" / "Cousin Tex" / "Huckleberry Hound Meets Wee Willie"
• "Slumber Party Smarty" / "Judo Jack" / "Lion-Hearted Huck"
• "Pie-Pirates" / "Kit Kat Kit" / "Tricky Trapper"
• "Big Bad Bully" / "Jinks' Mice Device" / "Sir Huckleberry Hound"
• "Foxy Hound-Dog" / "Pistol Packin' Pirate" / "Sheriff Huckleberry"
• "Big Brave Bear" / "Scaredycat Dog" / "Rustler Hustler Huck"

Disc 2

• "Tally Ho Ho Ho" / "Little Bird Mouse" / "Freeway Patrol"
• "High Fly Guy" / "Jiggers..It's Jinks!" / "Cock-a-Doodle Huck"
• "Baffled Bear" / "The Ghost With the Most" / "Two Corny Crows"
• "The Brave Little Brave" / "The Ace of Space" / "Huckleberry Hound Meets Wee Willie"
• "Yogi Bear's Big Break" / "Jinks Junior" / "Fireman Huck"
• "The Stout Trout" / "Cousin Tex" / "Dragon-Slayer Huck"

Disc 3

• "The Buzzin' Bear" / "Jinks, the Butler" / "Lion-Hearted Huck"
• "Slumber Party Smarty" / "Jinks' Flying Carpet" / "Hookey Daze"
• "The Runaway Bear" / "Judo Jack" / "Skeeter Trouble"
• "Be My Guest Pest" / "Puppet Pals" / "Tricky Trapper"
• "Pie-Pirates" / "Mark of the Mouse" / "Sheep-Shape Sheepherder"
• "Duck in Luck" / "Kit Kat Kit" / "Barbecue Hound"

Disc 4

• "Bear on a Picnic" / "Dinky Jinks" / "Sir Huckleberry Hound"
• "Big Bad Bully" / "Hypnotize Surprise" / "Hokum Smokum"
• "Prize Fight Fright" / "Jinks' Mice Device" / "Bird House Blues"
• "Brainy Bear" / "Nice Mice" / "Postman Panic"
• "Robin Hood Yogi" / "King-Size Surprise" / "Ski Champ Chump"
• "Daffy Daddy" / "Cat-Nap Cat" / "Lion Tamer Huck"
• "Scooter Looter" / "Mouse Nappers" / "Little Red Riding Huck"
• "Hide and Go Peek" / "Boxing Buddy" / "The Tough Little Termite"

Behind the scenes

• During the time Warner Home Video had released the first season on DVD, Capital Records, who HB had borrowed music from during their early years, still held rights to the music, however, shortly after this DVD's release, the contract had expired, leaving all of the music to go back to the original composers and their peers, some of which demanded more money than Warner was willing to pay, and as a result, the releases for the remainder of the series, as well as The Quick Draw McGraw Show, were not released on home video, due to poor sales and conditions of the masters, as well as music right issues.