The Hillbilly Bears (Temporada 2)

The Hillbilly Bears, played on a social stereotype of the "hillbilly", with a gun-toting, mumbling father Paw Rugg (voiced by Henry Corden) who was always "feudin'" (the "feudin'" was usually a lethargic operation, in which the protagonists fired the same bullet back and forth from the comfort of their rocking chairs) with their neighbors, the Hoppers. The series aired as a segment on The Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show from October 2, 1965 to September 7, 1967.

  • Poster for Whirly Bear

    Whirly Bear 0.0

    Fecha de emisión: 1966-09-10

    Duración: 7 min

    Sinopsis: Paw Rugg goes on an unexpected ride while trying to fix the windmill.

  • Poster for Saucy Saucers

    Saucy Saucers 0.0

    Fecha de emisión: 1966-09-17

    Duración: 7 min

    Sinopsis: Aliens capture Paw and take him back to their planet for observation.

  • Poster for Chipper Chirper

    Chipper Chirper 0.0

    Fecha de emisión: 1966-09-24

    Duración: 7 min

    Sinopsis: Paw's out hunting a meal for dinner when Maw's pet bird gets out of its cage and runs away.

  • Poster for Gettin' Paw's Goat

    Gettin' Paw's Goat 0.0

    Fecha de emisión: 1966-10-01

    Duración: 7 min

    Sinopsis: Paw battles with the neighbor's billy goat that is eating everything in his garden.

  • Poster for Buzzin' Cuzzins

    Buzzin' Cuzzins 0.0

    Fecha de emisión: 1966-10-08

    Duración: 7 min

    Sinopsis: Paw's cousin Fud sends a telegram saying he is going to stop in for a visit since they have never met. Meanwhile, Gorzo the Wild Man escapes from a truck delivering him to the circus and is mistaken for cousin Fud when he shows up at the cabin.

  • Poster for Do the Bear

    Do the Bear 0.0

    Fecha de emisión: 1966-10-15

    Duración: 7 min

    Sinopsis: Maw tries to wake up Paw from his between-naps rest period so he can go to the store for her. Some music producers offer Paw a lifetime music contract after hearing him play the guitar in the store.

The Hillbilly Bears

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