The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

thumb|right|300px|Opening credits and first act of a typical episode
The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was produced by Hanna-Barbera for NBC in 1968. Based on characters created by Samuel L. Clemens (writing as Mark Twain), it was the only Hanna-Barbera series to have live child actors interact with animated characters. The series was later absorbed into the syndication package of The Banana Splits and Friends Show.
==Premise==
Every episode started with film footage of Huck Finn, Tom Sawyer and Becky Thatcher pursued by Injun Joe. As the three children entered a cave to escape Injun Joe, they were caught in a time vortex that took them to a different place and time period. After they left the vortex, Huck, Tom and Becky were still live children, but they now interacted with animated characters, such as Hercules, King Arthur or Don Quixote.
==Cast==
===Live actors===
* Anne Bellamy as Aunt Polly
* Ted Cassidy as Injun Joe
* Lu Ann Haslam as Rebecca "Becky" Thatcher
* Kevin Schultz as Tom Sawyer
* Michael Shea as Huckleberry Finn
* Dorothy Tennant as Mrs. Thatcher
===Animation voices===
* Daws Butler
* Henry Corden
* Dennis Day
* Don Messick
* John Myhers
==Episodes==
# The Magic Shillelagh
# Huck of La Mancha
# The Terrible Tempered Kahleef
# The Little People
# Pirate Island
# The Last Labor of Hercules
# The Gorgon's Head
# Castle of Evil
# Hunting the Hunter
# The Curse of Thut
# The Ancient Valley
# Menace in the Ice
# The Eye of Doorgah
# Mission of Captain Mordecai
# The Jungle Adventure
# Son of the Sun
# Prophecy of Peril
# Strange Experiment
# The Conquistador Curse
# All Whirlpools Lead to Atlantis
==DVD release==
On May 26, 2016, Warner Archive announced a DVD release of The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: The Complete Series. The manufacture-on-demand title will become available on June 28.
==External links==
* IMDb record
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Category:NBC shows
Category:Cartoons never released on VHS
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