Editing The Huckleberry Hound Show (section)

===Distribution===
The show was originally intended to be part of a line-up of kid programmes sponsored by Kellogg and broadcast on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC-TV]], joining ''[[The Woody Woodpecker Show|Woody Woodpecker]]'', ''[[Adventures of Superman (TV series)|Superman]]'' and ''[[The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok|Wild Bill Hickok]]'' in an early evening, weekday line-up.<ref>''Weekly Variety'', June 26, 1958, pg. 7</ref> However, Kellogg's agency, Leo Burnett, decided instead to syndicate the show and buy air time on individual stations.<ref>''Daily Variety'', June 26, 1958, pg. 1</ref> The show was originally distributed by [[Screen Gems#Television subsidiary (1948–1974)|Screen Gems]] (the television division at the time of [[Columbia Pictures]]) which held a part-ownership of Hanna-Barbera at the time, over 150 stations. In April 1967, Screen Gems announced the show had been released from advertiser control, and would be made available to stations on a syndicated basis with available bridges to create 92 half-hour shows.<ref>''Broadcasting'' magazine, Apr. 10, 1967, pg. 64</ref>

The distribution was later passed to [[Worldvision Enterprises]], after it became a sister company to Hanna-Barbera. It was later distributed by [[Turner Program Services]], after Turner's purchase of Hanna-Barbera; the current distributor [[Warner Bros. Television]] picked up ownership of the show following the 1996 acquisition of Turner by parent company, [[Time Warner]].