The Tales of Huckleberry Hound: Season 2

22. Super Spy Huck

One morning, Pixie and Dixie were at Mr. Jinks' house waiting for the rest of the gang to arrive to take them to the Hill Street Neighborhood Film Festival. Time had passed, but still no sign of them anywhere.

"Have you seen them anywhere, Pixie?" Dixie asked.

"Afraid not, Dixie. They said they'd be here by now, but they haven't shown up."

"Well, they better show up soon. I can't wait much longer."

"They probably decided to relax at the park after all that walking."

"Yeah, probably, but they better show up, because I wanna get going." Pixie paced around in circles and stared at the ground worriedly. "The festival's gonna start soon."

"I know!" Dixie said. "I really wanna get going! Where are they now anyway?"

Pixie shrugged. "I don't know! We can't track them."

"Then our only hope is to wait patiently for them to show up," Dixie sighed.

Meanwhile, in the park, Huckleberry Hound was laying on his back in the soft green grass relaxing and enjoying the warm sunshine with the rest of the gang.

"Ahh, what a beautiful day," Huck breathed happily, stretching his arms and smiling.

"You said it, pal," Yogi Bear agreed.

Mr. Jinks nodded. "Yeah, I just love the breeze in the air."

Huck gazed up into the clouds. "It's so beautiful, I swear you can almost see a rainbow in the sky! Ain't that just a perty sight?"

"It sure is!" Yogi replied, sitting up. "And speaking of rainbows, wanna try these?" He reached behind his back and pulled out a picnic basket, opening it up to reveal a whole bunch of cupcakes with rainbow-colored icing!

Huck sat up to take a look and his eyes sparkled with joy. "Oooh! Cupcakes! Did you make these, Yogi?"

"Sure did!" the bear grinned.

"I'd love to try one!" Huck beamed. He grabbed a cupcake from the basket and took a bite of it. "Mmm...yummy! I've never tasted anything so good as this!"

Mr. Jinks sat up and took a cupcake of his own, biting into it. "I just gotta agree with you there, Huck!" he smiled.

"I'm really glad you both like them," Yogi said. "My mom used to make them for me all the time! She gave me her special recipe, and the cupcakes tasted absolutely perfect!"

"They sure do taste perfect, alrighty!" Huck replied, polishing off the last of his cupcake.

"Yeah!" Jinks added. "They sure are delicious!"

The three continued to sit there in the grass, happily munching on cupcakes and chatting it up, until Huck suddenly felt a tap on his shoulder.

"Huh?" he cried. "Who's that?"

When he looked up he saw two men standing right above him and his friends. They were both very tall, and wore matching coats and sunglasses.

"Excuse me, are you Huckleberry Hound?" one of them asked.

"Uhhh, yes!" Huck said, chuckling nervously. "Yes, I am!"

"Very well then, I'll need you to come with us. And bring your friends with you."

Huck and his friends followed the two men to a tall building as they looked in confusion.

"What is going on here?" the hound asked.

"I have no idea," Jinks replied. "And who are these guys?"

"Mr, Hound," the first man said, "You may call me Robbie.