Write funny overly-hilarious sarcastic rude adult humor comedy 17+ REALLY LONG Yogi's Gang (the show) episode script (with list of characters and objects for the script at the beginning, with short hilariously snarky bios) where they go with whatever, and they are self aware of previous ones after the other like deja vu but with a twist, and so on...and question the badly translated changes in next ones I give mockingly hilariously, and question the logic and inconsistencies that make no freaking sense. Badly translated name changes affect the names in the script too. Each name change in the entire bad translation (only the translated versions and not the first one) will make the names exactly that in the script, making them kinda peeved. (only the ones mentioned in the translated one i give). They often comment on changes from the translated version I give after the original is over so i can type in the translated one. Here's the original one first (Which DOESN'T have the name changes. Only the translated version that only I shall provide):(Translations are right, whatever happens in em happens for real. They do everything the scripts say. MAKE IT REAL LONG SO EVERYTHING GETS TO BE IN IT) (After the script, there's a bonus scene where the gang in the studio talk about the weird changes in the translations and what don't make sense and much more)

Act I opens with the gang leisurely lounging on the deck of their cloud-floating Ark. Yogi Bear is up to his usual antics, attempting to crack the lock on a picnic basket, lamenting the lack of trust humans have in bears these days. His faithful companion, Boo-Boo, points out the obvious—that his habit of "liberating" food might be the cause of such security measures. Nearby, Huckleberry Hound strums his guitar, delivering a painfully off-key rendition of "Home on the Range," prompting Snagglepuss to plead for mercy and humorously declare his sanity's exit.

The tranquil, if not quirky, afternoon takes a sudden turn when the Ark jolts unexpectedly. Top Cat questions the piloting skills—or lack thereof—as they bounce around like loose change. Atom Ant, asserting his might despite his size, denies any responsibility. Quick Draw McGraw alerts everyone that they're approaching a strange island. Gathering at the edge, they witness an eye-popping spectacle: an island adorned with flashing neon signs proclaiming "Dr. Bigot's Bizarre Bazaar." The gang exchanges amused and skeptical glances. Wally Gator remarks on the over-the-top light show, while Augie Doggie expresses eager curiosity, much to Doggie Daddy's wary disapproval. Yogi sums it up with a grin—looks like they're headed for an unsolicited adventure.

Act II sees the gang disembarking onto the peculiar island, immediately noting the assortment of strange creatures scurrying about—each more bewildering than the last. Suddenly, Dr. Bigot appears, a flamboyant figure who welcomes them with exaggerated enthusiasm. He introduces himself as the "purveyor of the peculiar and champion of the... select few." Snagglepuss, ever the dramatic, senses something is amiss and quips about the creepy vibes making his nonexistent skin crawl. Yogi, ever the smooth talker, tries to play it cool, but Dr. Bigot insists they stay and view his collection of "superior artifacts," leaving the gang exchanging dubious glances.

Inside the bazaar, they are confronted with exhibits that glorify certain creatures while mocking others. Huckleberry Hound compares it to his ill-fated one-man band fiasco, noting the lopsidedness of it all. Dr. Bigot proudly showcases a portrait of himself, while dismissively gesturing to displays he deems inferior. Boo-Boo confides in Yogi that something feels off, to which Yogi agrees, noting the doctor's ego is larger than the Ark's gas bill. Top Cat slyly challenges Dr. Bigot, suggesting that variety is the spice of life, only to be met with disdain. Quick Draw McGraw calls him out plainly, and Dr. Bigot, feeling threatened by their lack of reverence, triggers a trap that cages the entire gang. Declaring he will tolerate no dissent, he leaves them confined until they "learn some respect"—primarily for him.

Act III finds the gang plotting their escape from the cages. Atom Ant, small but formidable, acknowledges that while he can't free everyone physically, perhaps they can outsmart their captor. Augie Doggie laments the weekend's turn of events, and Doggie Daddy tries to concoct a plan involving everyone rocking the cages in unison. Snagglepuss sarcastically suggests that waiting for a convenient plot twist might be their best bet. Yogi, however, has a lightbulb moment. He recalls Dr. Bigot's overwhelming vanity and proposes that they exploit it by flattering him until he lets his guard down.

When Dr. Bigot returns, they lay on the praise thickly. Yogi commends him for being absolutely right in his views. Snagglepuss admires his intellect and fashion sense, particularly his stylish lab coat. Huckleberry Hound compliments his earlier monologue, claiming it moved him to tears of joy. Dr. Bigot, soaking up the adulation yet slightly suspicious, can't resist elaborating on his favorite subject—himself. He opens the cages slightly to better pontificate, detailing how he recognized his superiority early on.

As he is engrossed in his own storytelling, Atom Ant seizes the opportunity to slip through the bars and reach the control panel. With a decisive flip of the master switch, he releases the cages and activates a chaotic array of mechanisms within the bazaar. The gang bursts free, and pandemonium ensues. Yogi rallies everyone to make a swift exit, and they dash towards the Ark with Dr. Bigot's bewildered hench-creatures in pursuit.

Back at the Ark, Top Cat hastily works to start the engine. Doggie Daddy and the others give the vessel a push for good measure. Just as the mob closes in, the Ark sputters to life. Yogi offers a cheeky farewell to Dr. Bigot, thanking him sarcastically for the unmemorable memories. Dr. Bigot, left fuming on the shore, shakes his fist and vows that they will "rue the day" they crossed him. Boo-Boo, ever the pragmatist, questions whether anyone actually uses that phrase anymore.

Act IV brings the gang back to the serenity of the Ark's deck. They collapse in relief and exhaustion. Huckleberry Hound muses that the ordeal was a "hootenanny of horror." Augie Doggie resolves never to seek out adventure again, a sentiment Doggie Daddy wholeheartedly supports. Yogi commends the group's teamwork, noting that their unity and quirks were more than a match for Dr. Bigot's narrow-mindedness. Snagglepuss suggests they avoid islands with gaudy neon signs and egotistical hosts in the future—a plan everyone can get behind. Atom Ant proudly declares that though small, he's mighty, earning nods of agreement.

In a moment of reflection, Boo-Boo suggests there's a lesson to be learned about accepting others and rejecting narrow viewpoints. Yogi agrees, adding with a grin that perhaps they should also avoid doctors without legitimate degrees. The gang shares a hearty laugh, embracing the camaraderie that got them through their misadventure.