#snagglepuss and huckleberry hound

[sohannabarberaesque]

Postcards from Snagglepuss

So what was Christmas like among a diver's camp, and in the Bahamas even?

Rather interesting, to say the least.

Thankfully, the Jolly Roger's galley managed to survive intact in its new incarnation as the Diver's Delight, mobile headquarters of the Peter Potamus Magic Divers ... and it wasn't just the tradition-bound turkey and trims.

Conch stew, in a Bahamanian manner (Peter even picking up the recipe from contacts in Nassau), served as the appetizer course, with a little preparatory help from Wally Gator, Ol' Chuckleberry "himself," and yours truly. And what could get oh so aromatically tasty waiting for the turkey (and presumably, you're probably obvious about what such is bound to entail).

But still, even considering the Bahamas' British associations, never mind its independence in 1973, it was felt interesting to have some plum pudding in the classical English manner for the dessert. Steamed, even, right down to the brandy butter.

All in all, just filling enough to recognise that we were a little too full to go diving afterward, instead resting things off until sunset, when some rather lively snorkelling as the reef goes into the evening mode of such blacklit-looking wonder prevailed. What could have rounded out Christmas Day among a diver's camp all the better?

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At any rate, ye of the Hanna-Barbera persuasion, Snagglepuss would just like to use this chance opportunity to thank all of you taking stock of this now-twice-weekly feature of mine, enjoying such exploits fresh and wonderful bound to happen to such a nicer, if klutzy, mountain lion, laid-back Southern-type hound ... and the friends who manage to tag along.

As well as this blog whence these escapades appear, wherein much in the way of Hanna-Barbera Fandom is laid evident; I certainly hope you keep making such a welcoming part of the Hanna-Barberian experiences you manage to keep in your routine.

"Thank you for your support," even ... and 2024 promises much in the way of further escapades. Especially as this year sees its tenth anniversary therefor, even!

@warnerbrosentertainment @groovybribri @jellystone-enjoyer @iheartgod175 @joey-gatorman @railguner34 @archive-archives @thebigdingle @themineralyoucrave @thylordshipofbutts @screamingtoosoftly @warnerbros-blog1 @xdiver71 @indigo-corvus @theweekenddigest @funtasticworld @warnerbrosent-blog

[darkwingsnark]

Boo Boo's Just Happy to Be There

First date between two southern gays, with Boo Boo serving them at Jellystone Diner.

A three-way aggie collab from over a month ago between @micaxiii, @rachelordwayart, and myself.

I finally got my new laptop and took all day yesterday throwing myself into coloring to celebrate. I'm glad I thought to save the progress I had done onto a hard drive before my computer crashed.

[clyde49]

My recolor remake of a classic Hannah Barbara holiday illustration.

[funtasticworld]

Happy Holidays

1981

Hanna Barbera Productions, Inc.

[dreamtdebris]

i should probably work on some sort of art dump but for now have a post with 30 tags

[tarnydraws]

I made this out of spite ENJOY

[artpro86]

Huck and Snagglepuss are too speechless to say anything.

This is another Screenshot Redraw, this one based off a scene from the Spongebob episode, “Mermaidman and Barnacle Boy VI - THE MOTION PICTURE”. The original screenshot can be found here.

[probably-des]

happy pride month

[rabid-dog-steve-horn]

[sole-di-fragola]

Jellystone Old Man Yaoi

[dorkarts]

'Window' shopping

[sohannabarberaesque]

Postcards from Snagglepuss

Kind of makes you look small--or can it?

OFF GUANA CAY, ABACOS ISLANDS, BAHAMAS: If ever there was a rather impressive dive spot to end all dive spots in The Bahamas, it would have to be a reef on the north side of Guana Cay in the Abacos group of the Bahamas known as "The Skyscrapers." Sitting in waters as reach 60 feet deep, with coral reaching literally to the ocean surface, one will certainly try and feel impressed by the sheer looks of such being not unlike a small city situated underwater.

Or am I getting a little too Trollkins for myself here?

Yet even with the looks of The Skyscrapers, care certainly needs to be taken in navigating. And you can never tell when a black-tipped reef shark will come along, let alone Jabberjaw ... but maybe for another time, as the Diver's Delight, the craft of the Peter Potamus Magic Divers, makes anchor off Guana Cay, the name prompting Mildew Wolf to wisecrack whether it would have been much amusing if it were named "Guano Cay." Until Peter pointed out that "guano" is another term for dung--especially such used as fertiliser.

And as I said, considering that many of the coral structures of The Skyscrapers reach to the ocean surface, care has to be taken with the approach.

And was it a dive for the books, videos even ... yet you wouldn't want to attempt an underwater game of "hide-and-go-seek" in this particular reef. Even with the Divin' Wolf Pups, who for some reason seemed attracted to some of the reef life hemmed in between rather hefty coral walls. And given just how narrow some of the passages in The Skyscrapers can get, it was understandable that Peter Potamus, considering his bulk (even for the leader of such a fascinating dive troupe), managed to crawl through one especially narrow passage ... diving on his side. And with barely an inch or so of his frame to spare, even with moray eels and black-tip reef sharks somehow seeing their share of fascination at such a sight. (Let's just hope any footage which Squiddly Diddly captured wasn't of an embarrassing sort.)

Yet then again, you can't help but wonder what can make the Bahamas so divable ... and there's some more to note here, fellow Hanna-Barberians!

@warnerbrosentertainment @joey-gatorman @theweekenddigest @indigo-corvus @xdiver71 @archive-archives @thebigdingle @screamingtoosoftly @themineralyoucrave @thylordshipofbutts @warnerbros-blog1 @iheartgod175 @funtasticworld @jellystone-enjoyer @groovybribri @warnerbrosent-blog

[ghosts-of-jellystone]

Long ago, there was a… chaotic… town by the name of Jellystone. Sure it wasn’t the most safe town, but despite the reign of destruction over it, the citizens lived together as peacefully as they could.

Until one day, terrible disaster struck. Rumors of the ‘mythical jellystone’ started spiraling, as people said it could grant anyone who got their hands on it, riches beyond any of their dreams. As the citizens fed into the rumors, they had different ways of handling it. Some didn’t care about the stone, while others cared too much, to murderous points. Two others particularly ; Cindy Bear and Snagglepuss. Regardless of who reacted which way, years later the town became a former husk of it’s glory, winding up nothing but a forgotten ghost town.

And now said ghosts are here to answer your questions !! Available characters are down below, and more will be added eventually, but for the time being, hope you have fun, and ask away !

[pembrokewkorgi]

Commercial Break - Classic Huckleberry Hound Commercials Part 2

In the newest installment of Commercial Break we watch more Huckleberry Hound commercials! So get ready for a classic fun time of humor, silliness, and a lot of Kellogg's cereals. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/XJmFAm-TrRI

Posted using PostyBirb

[funtasticworld]

my favorite genre of hanna barbera image is jonny quest being amongst the goofy scrimblo bimblos. bro looks so lost

[gameraboy2]

Quick Draw McGraw, Snagglepuss, Baba Looey and Huckleberry Hound animation cel signed by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera, 1989