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Lisa Maliani (known as Felicia Freeman or Felicia Maliani) is a writer who wrote five episodes on Hanna-Barbera's The New Yogi Bear Show, an updated version of The Yogi Bear Show. She also worked on The Flintstone Kids , Maxie's World , and other animated series from the mid-1980's through 1990.
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Lisa Maliani (also known as Felicia Freeman or Felicia Maliani) is a writer who wrote several episodes strictly for Season 4. She now lives in Hidden Hills, California with her husband Michael and their three children and many animals on a farm/ranch. Her and her husband also run their own company, Pig Dog Productions.
Lisa Maliani is known for Dinosaucers (1987), The Get Along Gang (1984) and The Flintstone Kids (1986). Add photos, demo reels. Add to list. More at IMDbPro. Contact info. Agent info. Known for: Dinosaucers. 6.4. TV Series. Writer (as Felicia Maliani) 1987 • 6 eps. The Get Along Gang. 7.0. TV Series. Writer (as Felicia Maliani) 1984 • 13 eps.
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Lisa Maliani: September 27, 1988 Ranger Smith trains his new dog to stop Yogi Bear from ruining the annual Mother of the Year picnic at Jellystone Park. While attempting to steal goodies during the picnic, Yogi gets sidetracked by babies in distress. 13 "Pokey the Bear" Barry Blitzer: September 28, 1988 ()
The Hopeful Diamond. "The Hopeful Diamond" is the thirtieth episode of Yogi Bear season five, and the ninety-eighth episode overall, and came as a segment of The New Yogi Bear Show. It first aired on October 21, 1988 in first-run syndication. It was written by Lisa Maliani, and voice directed by Gordon Hunt .
It was written by Lisa Maliani, and voice directed by Gordon Hunt . Yogi fakes being run over by Ranger Smith so he can get inside his cozy cabin during the winter. Detailed summary. Memorable quotes. Characters. Locations. Earth. United States. Jellystone Park. Yogi's residence. Ranger station. Objects. Nothing of importance. Vehicles.
Creators. Barry E. Blitzer, Jack Hanrahan, Candace Howerton, Wayne Kaatz, Earl Kress, Vince Trankina, Joe Sandusky, Alan Swayze, Lisa Maliani, Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Kristina Luckey, Jim Pfanner...
