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Captain Caveman

**Captain Caveman** is a fictional superhero and one of the main characters of *The Flintstone Comedy Show*, *The Flintstone Kids*, and *Yabba-Dabba Dinosaurs*, the three spin-offs of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Captain Caveman was the world's first superhero thousands of years ago in the past, using various club shaped gadgets to help him out. In *The Flintstone Comedy Show* within his early days, he had the secret identity of Chester, an office boy, where he worked at the Daily Granite in Bedrock with reporters Wilma and Betty for a time.

In the segments, *Captain Caveman and Son* featured in *The Flintstone Kids*, he also appeared in a TV show that young Wilma Slaghoople and Betty McBricker along with their childhood friends Freddy Flintstone, Barney Rubble and Philo Quartz would watch, suggesting that these adventures were in separate continuities.

### **Personality**

Captain Caveman has a strong sense of justice and is always enthusiastic to help fight evil and do good, usually after shouting his own name in a dramatic fashion.

### **Physical Appearance**

Captain Caveman is an oval-shaped caveman with tan-brown hair, cat-like whiskers and hair strands and fair skin on his hands, feet and a big Neanderthal-like nose. He also wears an orange and black spotted loin cloth cape and he has a club as a weapon with a small pterodactyl in it that shoots like a jet-pack.

## Appearances

* *The Flintstone Comedy Show*
* *The Flintstone Kids*
* *Yabba-Dabba Dinosaurs*

## Notes/Trivia

* His design was based loosely on that of the twins, Rock and Gravel Slag from *Wacky Races*.
Baby Puss

**Baby Puss** is Fred and Wilma Flintstone's pet saber-tooth cat and one of the characters that rarely appeared in the original series, *The Flintstones* and the rest of the franchise.

## Background

### **Physical Appearance**

Baby Puss is a large pet tiger with yellow-orange fur, with black spots, a tan muzzle on his face and ears, a black nose, whiskers and a long tail.

## History

Though featured in early merchandise and in the series' opening and closing credits, the prehistoric house cat is rarely seen in the actual episodes. Baby Puss is mostly known for Fred's failed attempts at putting him out at night in the ending credit sequences.

In a What-a-Cartoon short, "*Dino: Stay Out!*", Fred puts Dino in charge of keeping Baby Puss outside, only to often fail miserably. The short ends with Fred showing him how it is done. The cat locks them both out, leading Fred and Dino yelling for Wilma to let them in.

In the opening of *The Flintstones & WWE: Stone Age SmackDown!*, Baby Puss made his last appearance before being woken up and scared away by Fred which he was late for work at the Slate Rock and Gravel Company.

## Appearances

* *The Flintstones*
	+ "*The X-Ray Story*"
	+ "*Nuthin' But the Tooth*"
	+ "*The Dress Rehearsal*"
	+ "*Pebbles' Birthday Party*"
* *The Flintstones* (1994)
* *Dino: Stay Out!* (1995)
* *The Flintstones & WWE: Stone Age SmackDown!* (2015)

## Notes/Trivia

* Baby Puss made a cameo appearance as a plush toy from "*Christmas Flintstone*".
* Baby Puss made an appearance at the theme park attraction, *The Flintstones: Bedrock River Adventure*.
San Cemente

**San Cemente** is a house in Arkanstone and a one-time location of the episode, "*The Bedrock Hillbillies*", featured in the fifth season of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

It is the paternal home of the Flintstone family in Arkanstone. In the past, it's previous owner was Zeke Flintstone and it's current, but temporary owner is Fred Flintstone, the last of the Flintstones until the end of the episode.

### **Description**

It is an abandoned, dilapidated and broken-down one-room house with split slab roofs, tilted Doric-style columns, a stone fireplace chimney, an open but unhinged wooden door and a step to the porch. It contains a stone gateway arch overgrown with entangled plants and weeds that leads to courtyard with two dead bushes and a waterless Cupid fountain with entangled plants.

## Appearance

* "*The Bedrock Hillbillies*" (only appearance)

## Gallery

A stone gateway arch overgrown with entangled plants and weeds.A courtyard with two dead bushes and a waterless Cupid fountain with entangled plants.
## Notes/Trivia

* San Cemente is a spoof of San Clemente, California.
At the Races

"**At the Races**" is the 8th episode of the first season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on November 18, 1960.

## Synopsis

Fred and Barney want to buy a pool hall, so they go down to the dinosaur racetrack, where Fred blows all his money. To cover this up, he tells Wilma he was mugged.

## Plot

Fred and Barney enjoy a game of pool at Boulder Dan's Billiards, where they soon find out that the owner is retiring and selling the place for $2,000. Fred gets the idea of them buying place so they can be their own bosses. They get the idea of betting on the race track, but the only money they have is Fred's $50 wages. They pretend to Wilma that Fred has been mugged, which she doesn't believe until she sees the giant bump on Fred's head (that Barney made to convince her). She calls the doctor, who's a quack, and forces Fred to stay in bed.

Wilma goes out for some market supplies for Fred, after ordering him to stay in bed. This disrupts the boys plans to go to the race track, so they phone a guy named Herman to bet on the race dinosaur, Sabertooth for them, who's currently in hands of the police for doing dodgy dealings. The only option now is to rush to the bus to the race track.

They make it at the race track and bet on Sabertooth. While there, they run into Fred's boss, who demands to know what he's doing. Fred's initially deceptive, but quickly realizes that with the money he thinks he'll win, he doesn't have to hide anything, and tells his boss what he really thinks of him, along with twisting his big nose around. With Fred out of a job, they hope that Sabertooth really does win, which is further plagued by a Southern colonel betting against his own dinosaur. He mocks them that they shouldn't be betting on the races.

The race begins, and all seems lost until Sabertooth catches up, making for a close match between Sabertooth and Gravelpit, who the colonel bet on. The photo after reveals Sabertooth to have won, allowing Fred & Barney to follow their dream.

On the way home, they hide the money under a rock, before confessing to Wilma of what happened (who they think might just want to put it into a bank), who is thrilled about the idea. They go back to get the money, but are stopped by a mugger. Barney once again goes back to Wilma with a story of how Fred just got mugged and once again she doesn't believe either of them.

## Characters

* Fred Flintstone
* Barney Rubble
* Boulder Dan (only appearance)
* Wilma Flintstone
* Doctor (only appearance)
* Herman (only appearance)
* Bus driver (only appearance; no lines)
* Sabertooth (only appearance; no lines)
* Fred's boss (only appearance)
* Colonel (only appearance)
* Judge (only appearance)
* Betty Rubble (mentioned only)
* Mugger (only appearance)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Boulder Dan's Billiards (first appearance)
	+ Flintstone home

## Animals

* Brontosaurus (as racers)
* Monkeysaurus (as riders)

## Vehicles

* Flintmobile
* Bus

## Notes/Trivia

* Betty is absent.
* This is the first time Fred's boss (or one of the incarnations of Mr. Slate) is seen.
The Flintstones: Jogging Fever

***Jogging Fever*** is a 1981 animated television special and the fourth and final of *The Flintstone Special* limited-run prime time revival of the original series, *The Flintstones* produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions which premiered on NBC on October 11, 1981.

## Summary

After failing his annual physical, Fred wants to prove to everyone (including his boss Mr. Slate) that he is in shape, so he decides to become the first citizen of Bedrock to enter the Rockstone Marathon and is a local celebrity.

## Voices

* Henry Corden - Fred Flintstone
* Mel Blanc - Barney Rubble, Turtle and Dino
* Jean Vander Pyl - Wilma and Pebbles Flintstone
* Gay Autterson - Betty Rubble
* John Stephenson - Frank Frankenstone and Mr. Slate
* Frank Welker - Creepy and Announcer
* Wayne Morton - Additional Voices

## Home media

On October 9, 2012, Warner Archive released *Jogging Fever* on DVD in region 1 as part of their Hanna–Barbera Classics Collection, in a release entitled ***The Flintstones Prime-Time Specials Collection: Volume 2***. It was a Manufacture-on-Demand release, available exclusively through Warner's online store and Amazon.

## Notes/Trivia

* *Jogging Fever* was animated at Filman, an animation studio in Madrid, Spain (headed by Carlos Alfonso and Juan Pina) who did a lot of animation work for Hanna-Barbera between the early 1970s through the mid-1980s.
John Stephenson

**John Stephenson** (August 9, 1923 – May 15, 2015) was an American screen and voice actor and a veteran of the Hanna-Barbera animated cartoons, best known as the original voices of Fred's boss, Mr. Slate and other characters in the original series, *The Flintstones* and its' spin-offs.

## Filmography

### **Television shows**

* *The Flintstones* (1960-1966) - Mr. Slate, Sam Slagheap (Grand Poobah), Joe Rockhead and Various Characters
* *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* (1970-1971) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstone Comedy Hour* (1972-1973) - Mr. Slate
* *Fred Flintstone and Friends* (1977-1978) - Mr. Slate
* *The New Fred and Barney Show* (1979) - Mr. Slate
* *Fred and Barney Meet the Thing* (1979) - Mr. Slate
* *Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo* (1979-1980) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstone Comedy Show* (1980-1982) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstone Funnies* (1982-1984) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstone Kids* (1986-1987) - Ditto Master and Mr. Gemstone

### **Television specials and films**

* *A Flintstone Christmas* (1977) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstones: Little Big League* (1978) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstones Meet Rockula and Frankenstone* (1979) - Count Rockula
* *The Flintstone Primetime Specials*
	+ *The Flintstones' New Neighbors* (1980) - Frank Frankenstone
	+ *The Flintstones: Fred's Final Fling* (1980)
	+ *The Flintstones: Wind-Up Wilma* (1981) - Frank Frankenstone
	+ *The Flintstones: Jogging Fever* (1981) - Frank Frankenstone & Mr. Slate
* *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones* (1987) - Mr. Slate
* *I Yabba-Dabba Do!* (1993) - Mr. Slate
* *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby* (1993) - Mr. Slate
* *A Flintstone Family Christmas* (1993) - Mr. Slate
* *A Flintstones Christmas Carol* (1994) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstones: Wacky Inventions* (1994) - Mr. Slate
* *The Flintstones: On the Rocks* (2001) - Mr. Slate

### **Theatrical films**

* *The Man Called Flintstone* (1966) - Mr. Slate and Various Voices
* *The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas* (2000) - Minister
Darrin Stephens

**Darrin Stephens** is a one-time and crossover character of the episode "*Samantha*", featured in the fifth season of the original series *The Flintstones*.

### **Physical Appearance**

Darrin is a slender caveman with fair skin, thick black eyebrows, brown hair and black eyes. He wears a white and black-striped short-sleeved loin cloth with a white captain's hat.

## Biography

Darrin meets Samantha and falls in love with her. After marrying her, she tells him she's a witch and proves herself. At first, Darrin doesn't know what to do, but decides he loves her and can't give her up. He wants Samantha to learn to live like a mortal, believing witchcraft is not a "proper" way to live. Samantha complied, but can't give up her witchcraft completely.

Darrin first meets Samantha's mother, Endora who hates mortals, so she casts spells on him for her own amusement, while her father, Maurice disapproves of "mixed" marriages and has a terrible temper. When he first meets Darrin, he "disintegrates" him with the wave of his hand. Endora and Samantha lose their tempers with Maurice and order him to bring Darrin back. Samantha tells her father she loves Darrin and not to take him away from her, and he relents. The only two members of Samantha's family who even come close to liking him are Samantha's Aunt Clara and her Uncle Arthur.

Darrin works as an advertising executive for McMann & Tate, and Samantha sometimes helps him with his work. Larry Tate is his boss and best friend.

## Notes/Trivia

* Darrin is one of the two crossover characters that was featured from the television series, *Bewitched*.
Dino: Stay Out!

**Stay Out!** is a 1995 animated short film and a spin-off of the original series, *The Flintstones* starring Dino, the Flintstone family's pet dinosaur, produced by Hanna-Barbera. It originally aired on Cartoon Network as part of *What a Cartoon!* on March 19, 1995.

## Plot

When Fred Flintstone goes bowling with Barney, he leaves Dino in charge of keeping their Saber Tooth Cat outside the house. Dino does try his best. However, the Saber Tooth Cat continues to find Dino in the house. He then keeps coming back inside and outwits Dino at every turn; disguising himself as Santa Claus (Santa for Christmas), a baby, and a tiger skinned rug. When Fred comes back inside the house, he scolds Dino because of his poor ideas of keeping the cat out of the house ("Is this your idea of keeping the cat out of the house?!").

When Dino tells him what the cat has done through gestures (such as the cat dressing up as Santa, being a baby, and a tiger skin rug), Fred does not buy Dino's excuse. Fred says to Dino that it must be the most ridiculous story he has ever seen. He drags Dino (as Dino did not do his job) and then tells him, "If you have had put the cat in the shed, HE WOULD STILL BE IN THE SHED! BUT THERE IS NO CAT IN THIS SHED!". Fred opens the door of the shed, only to find out that there is a lot more other cats. It's later revealed that the cat has a big family. He has a big family because for every cat Dino put in the shed, another cat (one after another) kept taking his place each time to hound Dino of letting him stay inside. They yell, "SHUT THAT DOOR!".

Then, it seems like Fred begs their pardon and lets them stay in. So he closes the door. But then, he loses his temper, opens the door, and yells at them to all get out at once. The cat (which Dino tried to keep out of the house), says, "Hey. What can I say? I've got a big family". After Fred sends all the cats out, he tells Dino that he is going to show Dino the steps for keeping the Saber Tooth Cat out of the house one last time; that way Dino can remember next time. After showing him all the steps (repeating it to Dino step by step), the Saber Tooth Cat (after Fred finishes and steps back inside), he locks Fred out. Then he taunts him at the window, and locks the window. Finally, the cat goes to sleep in Dino's bed (leaving Fred and Dino locked out of the house). The film ends with Fred screaming at the door; ordering the cat to let him in (and later joined by Dino to force the cat to let Fred in).

## Characters

* Fred Flintstone
* Dino
* Wilma Flintstone (off-screen)
* Saber Tooth Cat (only appearance)
* Saber Tooth Cat's family (only appearance)

### **Locations**

* Bedrock
	+ Flintstone home

### **Objects**

* TV
* Fred's bowling bag

## Cast

 Jean Vander Pyl | Wilma Flintstone (off-screen)
Pebble Bleach

**Pebble Bleach** is a Hollyrock star and a character of the *Perry Gunnite* stories and also her own stories, featured in the comics of *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Pebble is a beautiful, sweet, kind, compassionate and heroic Hollyrock star and heroine who helps other people and defeats various villains with her handbag, her most prized possession. She is also a friend of detective and boyfriend, Perry Gunnite.

### **Physical Appearance**

She is a beautiful and slender cavewoman with fair skin, black lips, thin black eyebrows, and light blonde hair.

#### **Fashion**

She also wears a grey and black zebra-striped dress and grey sunglasses on her head.

## Gallery

Model sheet of Pebble Beach with Perry and Fred.Model sheet of Pebble Beach with Perry Gunnite.
## Notes/Trivia

* Her name is a spoof of the community of Pebble Beach.
* She was inspired and used from the character, Wednesday Tuesday from "*The Monster from the Tar Pits*" and Mrs. Brigette from "*Love Letters on the Rocks*".
The Flagstones

* First released on *The Flintstones: The Collector's Edition* on VHS in 1994, it made it's the television debut on Cartoon Network in May 1994 and aired again on Boomerang in November 2001. It was released on DVD in 2001.

## Notes/Trivia

* This was the original pilot episode for *The Flintstones* in 1959, but was never shown with the original series. It was actually a 90 second "demo reel" (with grease-pencil marks still visible on the film), designed to sell the series to potential advertisers in the winter of 1960, depicting a scene from what would eventually become the episode "The Swimming Pool".
* Daws Butler provided the voices of Fred and Barney, June Foray was Betty (her appearance was somewhat redesigned for the actual series), and Jean Vander Pyl was Wilma (the only actor from the pilot to regularly reprise their role for the actual series).
* Kenneth Muse was the animator for this film reel.
The Man Called Flintstone (soundtrack)

## *The Man Called Flintstone (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)*

***The Man Called Flintstone (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)*** is a soundtrack album for the film, ''*The Man Called Flintstone*, released on vinyl by Hanna-Barbera Records in 1966.

**Side A:**

1. "The Man Called Flintstone" (Instrumental)
2. "Spy Chief" (Instrumental)
3. "Spy Type Guy"
4. "Bobo and Ali" (Instrumental)
5. "Team Mates"
6. "Paris Bound" (Instrumental)

**Side B:**

1. "Someday When I Am Grown Up"
2. "The Happy Sounds of Pareé"
3. "Pensate Amore (Think Love)"
4. "Scooter Scootin'" (Instrumental)
5. "Tickle Toddle"
6. "The Man Called Flintstone"
Daws Butler

**Daws Butler** (November 16, 1916 – May 18, 1988) was an American voice actor, best known as the original voices of Yogi Bear in a cameo appearance of the episode, "*Swedish Visitors,*" in the first season and Barney Rubble only in five episodes in the second season plus additional characters of the original series, *The Flintstones* and the pilot, *The Flagstones*, plus Elroy Jetson in the special, *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones*.

## Filmography

* *The Flagstones* (pilot) - Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble
* *The Flintstones* (1960-1966)
	+ Barney Rubble (*The Hit Songwriter*, *Droop-Along Flintstone*. *Fred Flintstone Woos Again*, *The Rock Quarry Story* and *The Little White Lie* only)
	+ Yogi Bear ("*Swedish Visitors*" only)
	+ Additional characters
* *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones* - Elroy Jetson, Henry Orbit, and W.C. Cogswell
Grand Canyon

## The Grand Canyon

The "Not-So-Grand Canyon" as seen in "Droop-Along Flintstone".

The **Grand Canyon** (also referred to as the **Not-So-Grand Canyon**) is a famous tiny river stretching from Texarock to Hollyrock that Stone Age researchers believe will one day become something truly grand.

## Background

It first appeared in "*Droop-Along Flintstone*" and has become a somewhat recurring location ever since, usually serving as a tourist trap.

## Appearances

* *The Flintstones* - "*Droop-Along Flintstone*"
* *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby*
The Sweepstakes Ticket

"**The Sweepstakes Ticket**" is the 12th episode of the first season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on December 16, 1960.

## Synopsis

Fred doesn't trust Barney with a sweepstakes ticket, debating if he should steal it from him.

## Plot

Fred buys a sweepstakes ticket and is persuaded by his conscience (a little, angel-winged Fred with a halo) to share the ticket and its potential yield with Barney, who promises to hide the ticket so that Wilma and Betty cannot find it. The wives would squander the winnings on extravagant garments, and Fred and Barney are adamant that this not happen. Meanwhile, Wilma and Betty have obtained their own sweepstakes ticket and are also determined to keep the ticket secret from their husbands, who would spend the won money on sporting paraphernalia.

On the same kitchen shelf in the Rubble household are the coincident hiding places for both tickets. Barney conceals his and Fred's ticket in a cookie jar, and Betty and Wilma hide theirs in a red coffee pot. At night, Fred's evil "conscience" (a little, horned, Devil-tailed Fred holding a pitchfork) prods Fred to sneak into the Rubbles' house and locate and confiscate his and Barney's ticket to guard on his own turf.

Fred finds not his and Barney's ticket but Wilma and Betty's, and as luck would have it, the wives' ticket is the winner. Fred inadvertently admits to filching Wilma and Betty's ticket from the coffee pot. The wives reclaim their property, and with a cry of, "Charge it," they rush to a department store to buy some expensive clothing, with their winning sweepstakes ticket as collateral.

## Characters

* Barney Rubble
* Joe (only appearance)
* Mrs. Roxy (only appearance)
* Junior (only appearance; no lines)
* Mrs. Roxy's pup (only appearance; no lines)
* Fred Flintstone
* Charlie (only appearance)
* Angel Fred (only appearance)
* Devil Fred (only appearance)
* Wilma Flintstone
* Betty Rubble
* Homeless guy (only appearance)
* Officer 1 (only appearance)
* Officer 2 (only appearance)
* Sergeant (only appearance)
* Al (only time mentioned)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Joe's home
	+ Flintstone home
	+ Rubble home
	+ Police station

## Vehicles

* Flintmobile
* Police car

## Notes/Trivia

* Fred and Barney know yet another Charlie.

### **Errors**

* Mrs. Roxy looks and sounds identical to Edna Boulder, and she even has a son, but he's one or two years older.
Mrs. Brigette

**Brigette** is Perry Gunnite's private investigator and a one-time character of the episode, "*Love Letters on the Rocks*", featured in the first season of the original series, *The Flintstones*. She speaks French with an French accent. She was also voiced by Bea Benaderet.

## Background

### **Physical Appearance**

Mrs. Brigette is a beautiful and slender woman with fair skin, thin black eyebrows, blonde hair, black eyes and red lips. She wears a red strapless loin-cloth dress.

## Appearance

* "*Love Letters on the Rocks*" - (only appearance)

## Notes/Trivia

* Mrs. Brigette, one of the characters would be inspired and used for Pebble Bleach, a character from the comics by Gold Key.
Roxy Rubble

**Roxanne Elizabeth "Roxy" Flintstone-Rubble** is the sweet, precious, cute and pretty fraternal twin sister to Chip Rubble, the daughter of Bamm-Bamm Rubble and Pebbles Flintstone, the great-granddaughter of Pearl Slaghoople, the granddaughter of Fred and Wilma Flintstone, and Barney and Betty Rubble and a fictional character of *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby* and *A Flintstone Family Christmas*.

## Background

Roxy and her twin brother, Chip, were born at the end of *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby*. Roxy looks very much like her mother, Pebbles but has inherited a lot of her father, Bamm-Bamm's traits, including his white hair and incredible and amazing strength.

### **Physical Appearance**

Like the infant version of Pebbles, she is short with fair skin, thin black eyebrows, black eyes, red lips, and white hair with a pink bow. She also wears a pink shirt with a lavender-purple and black-spotted border on top and a lavender-purple and black spotted short loin cloth.

## Appearances

* *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby*
* *A Flintstone Family Christmas*
Someday When I Am Grown Up

## Video

"**Someday When I Am Grown Up**" (known as "**(Someday) When I Am Grown Up**") is the seventh and last song of the 1966 animated film, *The Man Called Flintstone*.

## Premise

When Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm are in the park in Rome, the children's choir sing about getting their dream jobs when they're grown up.

## Lyrics

Someday I'm gonna be a great doctor

And cure every deadly disease

You'll wait and see

I'm gonna help other children like me

When I'm grown up

You'll see

We know that someday

We will do great things

When we are grown up

You'll see

(We know that we're grown up)

And you'll see

(And not so small)

You're gonna do great things

(And show them all)

And you'll see

Someday I'm gonna be a great farmer

And grow lots of good things to eat

Won't that be neat

No one will ever go hungry again

Not when I'm grown up

Not them

We know that someday

We will do great things

When we are grown up

You'll see

(We know that we're grown up)

And you'll see

(And not so small)

We're gonna do great things

(And show them all)

And you'll see

Someday I'm gonna be a great teacher

And teach everybody to read

That's what we need

People who read them

So easy to fool

So I will teach them in school

We know that someday

We will do great things

When we are grown up

You'll see

Someday

(You'll see)

Someday

(You'll see)

Someday

I'm gonna be
Zsa-Zsa

**Zsa-Zsa** is a dressmaker's model and a one-time character of the episode, "*Hot Lips Hannigan*", featured in the first season of the original series, *The Flintstones*. She is 41 years old. She speaks Hungarian with a Hungarian accent.

## Background

### **Physical Appearance**

Zsa-Zsa is a beautiful and slender woman with fair skin, platinum blonde hair, red lips, thin black eyebrows and black beady eyes with eyelashes. She also wears a green loin cloth dress.

## Role in the episode

While at the dressmaker's, Wilma Flintstone had Zsa-Zsa try on a dress for her.

## Appearances

* "*Hot Lips Hannigan*" (only appearance)

## Notes/Trivia

* The character was named after the actress, Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Team Mates

## Video

**Team Mates** (known as **Teammates**) is the third song of the 1966 animated film, *The Man Called Flintstone*. It was sung by Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden) and Barney Rubble (Mel Blanc).

## Premise

After Barney and Fred gets packed up and ready to go to Eurock with Betty, Wilma, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm, they sing about teammates working together with their friendship, cooperation and teamwork, without being separated from each other.

## Lyrics

**Fred:** Here we are

Like we always are

**Barney:** When you're near

I'm never far

**Fred:** We're a matched and perfect set

**Barney:** Never separated yet, in fact

**Fred:** We are the indisputable

**Barney:** Positively irrefutable

**Both:** You might say we're me-and-you-table

Teammates, teammates

**Fred:** We may stay or we may go

By the way we always know

We are both beyond the scene

**Barney:** Nothing ever comes between us, cause

**Fred:** We are the most reliable

**Barney:** Definitely undeniable

**Both:** It's like we're you-and-I-able

Teammates, teammates we

**Fred:** When I broke my arm last summer,

You wore the cast

**Barney:** What else could I do?

We're teammates through and through

Me and you

**Fred:** Teammates

**Barney:** Teammates, teammates

**Fred:** When I exercise, it's you

Who always starts breathing fast

**Barney:** How else could it be?

We're suited to a tee, you and me

**Both:** Teammates, teammates, teammates

Now that's the long and short of it

The unabridged report of it

The starboard and the port of it

Teammates, teammates we

**Fred:** Yeah, that's the long and short of it

**Barney:** The unabridged report of it

**Both:** The starboard and the port of it

Teammates, teammates we
The Salesman

**The Salesman** is one of the 5 Taskmasters. He also sells and buys items in exchange for  Doubloons.

The Tasks given by him involve  Building in exchange for recipes for  Trinkets,  Task Tokens and the Dragon pet.

## Location

The Salesman can be found in the middle of the Fifth Island. It's marked by a multitool icon on the map.

## Shop

The Salesman sells a range of  building materials such as Rope, Wooden Slat, Stone Slab, Metal Sheet, Glass Sheet and Metal Hinge.

You can also sell items to get  Doubloons. Anything, except the  Spy Glass, Legendary Items and a few other items, can be sold.

## Tasks

After finding  The Collector, the player will be tasked with finding The Salesman on the next island. From there, he will give you multiple  building tasks to complete.

While most rewards are items the player can craft, the player will unlock the  Ice Sword and  Fire Sword from the  Mysterious Stranger's Task Token shop and receive the Dragon Egg from his final task.

**Tip:** Building something, destroying and rebuilding it still counts towards The Salesman tasks

## Quips

*"We should BULLDOZE all this USELESS nature and build a HIGHWAY!"*

*"When I make my first BILLION, I'm gonna buy so many hot-tubs!"*

*"We're gonna be rich because I've got DIAMOND HANDS!"*

## See Also

* Taskmasters, other characters in the game that will give the player tasks to complete.
* Doubloons, required for purchasing items.

## Credits

The information in this page was gently provided by Daevawolf, Rockinkiku and OSHSTO.

Thank you for your contribution!
Flintmobile

The **Flintmobile** is an iconic vehicle owned by Fred Flintstone, featured in the original series and franchise, *The Flintstones* by Hanna-Barbera.

## Background

It is Fred's car, and he commonly uses it. For example, Fred's drives to get to work on time at the Slate Rock and Gravel Company and then after work, he drives it to get to his home and also other places at Bedrock wherever he goes, including the Bedrock Drive-in Theater at night to watch a movie with the gang including his best pal, Barney Rubble, his wife Wilma and her friend, Betty, along with Dino, Baby Puss, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm from the iconic theme song, *Meet the Flintstones*. Although Wilma has rarely driven it at some point.

## Gallery

The Flintmobile at the exit of the former attraction, *The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera*.
Texarock

Texarock featured on a world map in the episode, "Deep in the Heart of Texarock".

## Other information

### First appearance

"*Deep in the Heart of Texarock*" (*The Flintstones*)

### Last appearance

"*They Went That Away*" (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*)

**Texarock** is a state and one of the recurring locations of the franchise of *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Texarock is a state that covers the vast majority of Stone Age America and it is also a home of Tex Hardrock, Fred's uncle along with his family including Tumbleweed and Mary Lou Jim.

### **Places of Interest**

* Sand-and-Stony-o
* Alarock
* Rockadollar Ranch
* Bunkhouse
* Gold Bar H Ranch
* Stone Gap

## Appearances

* *The Flintstones*
	+ "*Baby Barney*" - (first mentioned)
	+ "*Deep in the Heart of Texarock*" - (first appearance)
* *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*
	+ "*They Went That Away*" - (last appearance)

## Notes/Trivia

* Texarock is a spoof of Texas, located in the U.S.A..
Arthur Quarry's Dance Class

"**Arthur Quarry's Dance Class**" is the 16th episode of the first season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on January 13, 1961.

## Synopsis

In order to go to dance classes in secret, Fred and Barney join a volunteer fire department.

## Plot

A wealthy childhood friend bestows gratis to Wilma 4 tickets to "the swankiest social event of the year"- a dance at the Rockadero Tilton, but Fred and Barney both refuse to go thereto, because neither of them knows how to dance- and both are too ashamed of this fact to admit it to the wives. Yet, Fred and Barney are determined to learn dancing technique and when a book with foot diagrams is not particularly helpful, the pair decide to enroll at Arthur Quarry's Dancing School.

With only a week to go until the Rockadero Tilton's event, Fred and Barney are required to enlist in a "crash course" of 4 lessons per every evening. In order to excuse themselves from home without revealing their dance tutelage to Wilma and Betty, the husbands join Joe Rockhead's Volunteer Fire Department, which is really a ploy for the males of Bedrock to regularly leave their homes for leisurely purposes.

Whenever the fire bell rings- always at 7:30 P.M., the intrepid volunteer firefighters leave their houses to battle non-existent blazes (Bedrock's buildings are all built from stone and cannot burn). Fred and Barney use their Volunteer Fire Department membership to enable them to attend dance class without Wilma and Betty's knowledge, intending to surprise the women with their newly acquired talent on the Rockadero Tilton dance floor.

However, Wilma and Betty are suspicious and summon the Volunteer Fire Department- minus Fred and Barney- on the pretense of a real fire. They demand, with threat of revealing the deceptive nature of Rockhead's civic mindedness, to know the true whereabouts of Fred and Barney. Rockhead divulges Flintstone and Rubble's location and Wilma and Betty replace the ravishing dancing teachers to surprise Fred and Barney at Arthur Quarry's Dance School. Fred, Wilma, Barney and Betty go to the Rockadero Tilton dance, where Fred and Barney "trip the light fantastic" with an unvarying 2-step.

## Characters

* Mailman (only appearance)
* Wilma Flintstone
* Betty Rubble
* Gussie Gotsrock (only time mentioned)
* Beardlsey Gotsrock III (only time mentioned)
* Fred Flintstone
* Barney Rubble
* Dino
* Mrs. Melissa the Dance Teacher (only appearance)
* Joe Rockhead
* Miss Sabrina (only appearance)
* Miss Caroline (only appearance)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Flintstone home
	+ Rubble home
	+ Arthur Quarry Dance School (only appearance)
	+ Joe Rockhead's Volunteer Fire Department (only appearance)
	+ Rockadero Tilton

## Objects

* *How to Dance with Diagrams* (only appearance)

## Animals

* Snorkasaurus
* Bird (as a record player)

## Notes/Trivia

* The Arthur Quarry dance class is a spoof of the dance studio chains of Arthur Murray.
* This is the first time that Barney Rubble had a deep chuckle American with a deep chuckle American accent. He is voiced by Mel Blanc.
Flintstone Flyer

The **Flintstone Flyer** (also known as the **Barney-copter**) is a machine and a one-time vehicle of the episode of the same name featured in the first season of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

It is created by Barney Rubble. The machine, when peddling the peddles and turning the fan with the handles, will fly in the air.

## Role in the episode

One Sunday morning, when Fred Flintstone was trying to have a sleep in his hammock, Barney was fixing his machine, which he was going to name the "Barney-copter". At first, Fred was skeptical, thinking it wouldn't work. Later, Barney began using the machine to fly leisurely. Fred, excited, decided to take ownership of the machine, and named it the "Flintstone Flyer".

Sometime later, when their wives went to the opera, Fred and Barney, the former pretending to be sick and the latter nursing him, used the Flintstone Flyer to get to the bowling alley and back. But the opera house they were supposed to go to was a few feet away from the bowling alley, so when Wilma and Betty went there after the opera to call Fred and Barney, the husbands panicked, and disguised themselves using a broom to make fake mustaches to wear to fool the wives into thinking they were someone else. When the wives head home, Fred and Barney use the Flintstone Flyer again to beat them there. When the women came home, Barney accidentally blew their cover, and so Fred and Barney rode around in the air for six hours, hoping to get away from their wives, only resulting in them being angry.

## Appearances

* "*The Flintstone Flyer*" (only appearance)
The Man Called Flintstone (song)

## Video

**The Man Called Flintstone** is the titular opening and closing song and the first song of the 1966 animated film of the same name.

## Lyrics

* Opening version
* Closing version
* Soundtrack version

<poem>
Who do they call
When the chips are startin’ to fall?
Just when the villains are winnin’,
The trouble’s beginnin’ to brew
The Man Called Flintstone.
That’s who.

Who's always there
There to rescue some maiden fair
A man with instincts unerring
Full of the old daring-do
The Man Called Flintstone.
That’s who.

He thrives on a diet of danger
And he's no stranger
To the unjust
And he is with romance

Who is the man?
The Man Called Flintstone.

<poem>
Who do they call
When the chips are startin’ to fall?
Just when the villains are winnin’,
The trouble’s beginnin’ to brew
The Man Called Flintstone. That’s who.

Who is the man
Who seems more than merely a man?
Who chases characters shady
While every lady demands?
The Man Called Flintstone.
Who else? (3x)

<poem>
Who do they call
When the chips are startin’ to fall?
Just when the villains are winnin’,
The trouble’s beginnin’ to brew
The Man Called Flintstone.
That’s who.

Who's always there
There to rescue some maiden fair
A man with instincts unerring
Full of the old daring-do
The Man Called Flintstone.
That’s who.

He thrives on a diet of danger
And he's no stranger
To the unjust
And he is with romance

Who is the man?
Who seems more than merely a man?
Who chases characters shady
While every lady demands?
The Man Called Flintstone.
Who else? (3x)
Fred Flintstone and Friends

***Fred Flintstone and Friends*** is a 30-minute weekday animated anthology wheel series and a spin-off of the original series, *The Flintstones* produced by Hanna-Barbera and Columbia Pictures Television which aired in first-run syndication from October 3, 1977 to September 1, 1978.

Henry Corden made his official debut as Fred Flintstone's *speaking* voice on this series after Alan Reed's death in June 1977. Corden had previously appeared as Fred's *singing* voice in the theatrical film, *The Man Called Flintstone* and the television specials, *Alice in Wonderland or What's a Nice Kid Like You Doing in a Place Like This?* and *Energy: A National Issue*. He continued providing Fred's voice in future Flintstones spin-off series and specials, as well as Cocoa Pebbles and Fruity Pebbles Cereal commercials, until his death in 2005.

## Overview

The series is hosted by Fred Flintstone and featured a repackaging of the following six Hanna-Barbera Saturday morning cartoons that were originally broadcast by the various networks:

* *The Flintstone Comedy Hour* (1972–1974) ("Fred and Barney" and "The Bedrock Rockers" segments)
* *Goober and the Ghost Chasers* (1973–1975)
* *Jeannie* (1973–1975)
* *Partridge Family 2200 A.D.* (1974–1975) (re-titled The Partridge Family in Outer Space)
* *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* (1971–1972)
* *Yogi's Gang* (1973)
* *Wacky Races* (1968)

## Voice Cast

* Henry Corden – Fred Flintstone (Host)
* Mel Blanc – Barney Rubble, Dino, Zonk, Stub (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*, *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Carl Esser – Fabian (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Gay Hartwig – Betty Rubble, Wiggy, Cindy (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show and The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Mitzi McCall – Penny (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Don Messick – Schleprock (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Jay North – Bamm-Bamm Rubble (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Alan Reed – Fred Flintstone (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* John Stephenson – Mr. Slate and Noodles (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Mickey Stevens – Pebbles Flintstone (*The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Sally Struthers – Pebbles Flintstone (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*)
* Jean Vander Pyl – Wilma Flintstone (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
* Lennie Weinrib – Moonrock and Bronto (*The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*)
Saber-Tooth Bear

**Saber-Tooth Bears** (also called **Bearasauruses**) are a species of prehistoric bears which existed during the Stone Age featured in the franchise of *The Flintstones*.

## Background

They mostly resembled regular bears with brown fur except that they had large fangs like those of a saber-tooth cat. Others though were far larger and had blue and purple skin with dinosaur-like spots on their backs. They were quite dangerous and mainly lived in forests, often antagonizing campers.

Fred had several incidents with these troublesome creatures in both the original show and *The Flintstone Comedy Show*.

## Gallery

A saber-tooth bear from *The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock*.
## Notes/Trivia

* The episode "*Swedish Visitors*" instead had the infamous Yogi Bear (with his modern look) antagonizing Fred and his family while they were camping.
	+ Yogi would be referenced again as an in-universe cartoon character in *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby* created by Hanna-Barbarian Studios.
Tex Hardrock

**Uncle Tex Hardrock** is Fred's maternal uncle, a member of the Texarock Rangers and a supporting character of two episodes, "*Baby Barney*" and "*Deep in the Heart of Texarock*" from the original series, *The Flintstones* and the episode "*They Went That Away*" from *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*.

## Background

### **Physical Appearance**

He is a short and slender caveman with fair skin, a bald head with two tufts of white hair, a white mustache, big ears and a big nose.

#### **Outfits**

In the episode, "*Baby Barney*", he wears a baby-blue cowboy hat and a purple loin cloth with a collar and a golden bolo tie.

In the episode, "*Deep in the Heart of Texarock*", he is now shorter and wears a big pink cowboy hat with a green and black-spotted center stripe, a dark blue and black-spotted loin cloth and green gloves.

In the episode, "*They Went That Away*" from *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*, he wears a brown cowboy hat, a sky-blue short-sleeved loin cloth with a collar, a dark blue vest and a bolo tie.

## Appearances

* ***The Flintstones***
	+ "*Baby Barney*" (first appearance)
	+ "*Deep in the Heart of Texarock*"
* "*They Went That Away*" - *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* (last appearance)

## Gallery

Tex with Barney Rubble, Wilma, Pebbles and Fred in "*Deep in the Heart of Texarock*".Tex in the episode, "*They Went That Away*" from *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*.Tex with a long-hornasaurus.
## Notes/Trivia

* In this episode, "*They Went That Away*" from *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*, Tex was only known as Uncle Hatrock, an uncle-in-law as a one-time character.
Loggin Continental

The **Loggin Continental** (also known as the **Rubble Wreck**) is an iconic vehicle owned by Barney Rubble, featured in the original series and franchise, *The Flintstones* by Hanna-Barbera.

## Background

It is Barney's car, and he commonly uses it, such as picking up Fred Flintstone at work at the Slate Rock and Gravel Company. His wife Betty also uses it to take her best friend, Wilma on shopping and beauty salon trips.

### **Description**

It is a wooden log-like sports car replica with brown, purple or blue paint, four stone wheels, a steering wheel and seats which holds a capacity, including his wife Betty and her adopted son, Bamm-Bamm on the back seat for example.

## Gallery

The early model of the Loggin Continental with a canopy from "*The Flintstone Flyer*".The Loggin Continental from "*The Split Personality*".
## Notes/Trivia

* It is a spoof of the Lincoln Continental luxury car series.
The Flintstones: Wind-Up Wilma

***Wind-Up Wilma*** is a 1981 animated television special and the third of *The Flintstone Special* limited-run prime time revival of the original series, *The Flintstones* produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions which premiered on NBC on October 4, 1981.

## Summary

Wilma is a celebrity when she gets a shot at the big leagues and becomes a pitcher for the Bedrock Dodgers after nailing a couple of robbers with a melon at a grocery store; however, she and Fred argue over her ambition to pitch for the team because Fred thinks a woman's place is in the home.

## Voices

* Henry Corden - Fred Flintstone
* Mel Blanc - Barney Rubble and Dino
* Jean Vander Pyl - Wilma and Pebbles Flintstone
* Gay Autterson - Betty Rubble and Belinda
* John Stephenson - Frank Frankenstone
* Julie McWhirter - Hidea Frankenstone
* Jim MacGeorge - Stubby Frankenstone and Cop
* Don Messick - Announcer
* Joe Baker - Mean, Checker
* Paul Winchell - Umpire, Thief and Reporter #1
* Frank Welker - Finrock

## Home media

On October 9, 2012, Warner Archive released Wind-Up Wilma on DVD in region 1 as part of their Hanna-Barbera Classics Collection, in a release entitled ***The Flintstones Prime-Time Specials Collection: Volume 2***. This is a Manufacture-on-Demand (MOD) release, available exclusively through Warner's online store and Amazon.
Stegosaurus Skull

The **Stegosaurus Skull** can be found near and inside the Swamp on the Third Island/3-star danger island. There should be stegosaurus bones scattered all over the place, and by destroying the bones, it has a chance to drop the Stegosaurus Skull.

The Stegosaurus Skull is needed for The Collector's 10th task.

Note: The drop rate is very, very low so expect not to get it on the first 10 tries.

Around 10%-20% chance, green flower monsters usually spawn close to bones.
Arnold

**Arnold** is the paper boy and one of the supporting characters that appeared in several episodes of the original series, *The Flintstones* and is known as Fred's arch-nemesis in some.

## Background

He annoys Fred Flintstone every time he appears due to that every time he delivers the newspaper (which is made of stone) it ends up hitting Fred on the head and breaking into pieces. Arnold's honesty also tends to drive Fred's patience as he will often speak his mind (albeit in a polite manner) and his thoughts usually greatly annoy Fred as well.

His greatest grievance against Fred was joking that he would one day marry Pebbles Flintstone when they're older, which not only annoyed Fred but gave him one of the worst nightmares of his life in which an imaginary adult Arnold replaced and took over every part of Fred's life, like replacing Fred as foreman at his job, replacing Fred as Barney's best friend, replacing Fred as the Grand Poobah of the Water Buffaloes, replacing Fred as the head of the Flintstones family, and topped it all off by marrying Pebbles much to Fred's horror. Despite having been a nightmare, the dream did little to improve Fred and Arnold's relationship.

Regardless of his questionable skills as a paperboy, Arnold is an excellent pin pong and marble player and he is very good at scrabble and many other activities, and he shows that he is well wiser than Fred is and even though he greatly annoys Fred, Arnold is a very friendly and calm young lad who everyone in town liked except for Fred.

### **Physical Appearance**

Arnold is short with fair skin, brown hair, and black eyes.

## Appearances

* ***The Flintstones***
	+ "Alvin Brickrock Presents"
	+ "Flintstone of Prinstone"
	+ "The Gambler"
	+ "Wilma's Vanishing Money"
	+ "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"
	+ "The Little Stranger"
	+ "The Hero"
	+ "Groom Gloom"
	+ "Once Upon a Coward"
	+ "Son of Rockzilla"
	+ "Bachelor Daze"

## Notes/Trivia

* His age is somewhat unknown, although in the beginning of the second season he was known as being 8 years old.
* Arnold had several different physical appearances, just as Joe Rockhead did.