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The Golf Champion

"**The Golf Champion**" is the 11th episode of the first season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on December 9, 1960.

## Synopsis

Fred wins the Loyal Order of Dinosaurs tournament, but new lodge president, Barney, withholds it due to unpaid club dues. This causes a big fight between the 2, with each one trying to get back at other one.

## Plot

Fred defeats Ben Boulder in the Loyal Order of Dinosaurs' Golf Tournament but is denied entitlement to the prize trophy by Barney, who is treasurer of the L.O.D.. Barney withholds the trophy from Fred until Fred pays overdue month's dues and again is a L.O.D. member in good standing, and Fred proudly proclaims that his modest endorsement had resulted in Barney
becoming L.O.D. treasurer and that Barney is an ingrate for not returning the favor to his buddy by letting Fred have the trophy.

Animosity between the 2 cavemen escalates as Barney acts to reclaim property borrowed by Fred, including a water bucket, golfing gear, and a hammock. Barney thwarts Fred's furious retaliation by releasing his new, vicious watchdog, Buzzsaw, upon Flintstones' butt. Fred's attempt to lure Barney on bended knees back into his good graces with a rollicking party runs afoul when he learns that Barney is away from home.

Wilma and Betty finally decide to pay Fred's L.O.D. dues and give the trophy to Fred on the pretext that Fred and Barney both relented and themselves did these deeds so that they could be pals again.

## Characters

* Ben Boulder (only appearance; no lines)
* Fred Flintstone
* Wilma Flintstone
* Betty Rubble
* Barney Rubble
* Buzzsaw (only appearance; no lines)
* Joe Rockhead
* Malcolm Quartz (only appearance; unidentified)
* Sam (only appearance; unidentified)
* Pete (only appearance; identified)
* Eddie (only appearance)
* Charlie (only appearance)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Flintstone home
	+ Rubble home
	+ Loyal Order of Dinosaurs lodge

## Animals

* Dogasaurus
* Sea Serpent
* Brontosaurus (as a sirloin steak)
* Stegosaurus
* Pterodactyl (as drumsticks)
* Monkeysaurus

## Notes/Trivia

* This may be Charlie's first appearance, if he isn't supposed to be one of 2 Charlies in "The Swimming Pool".
Mrs. Henrietta and Mrs. Annabelle the Waitresses

**Mrs. Henrietta and Mrs. Annabelle the Waitresses** are the former drive-in waitresses and one-time characters of the episode, "*The Drive-In*", featured in the first season of the original series, "*The Flintstones*". They are also 43 years old.

## Background

Gwen and Daisy were former but unemployed drive-in waitresses in Bedrock, only mistaken by Fred for Charlie and Irving), until they quit to work in the military for the missiles.

### **Physical Appearances**

#### **Mrs. Henrietta the Waitress**

Gwendolyn is a beautiful and slender woman with fair skin, thin eyebrows, black hair with a ponytail, eyelashes, black beady eyes and a red lips. She wears an olive-green and black polka dotted turtle-necked sleeveless dress with an olive-green and black polka dotted cap-like hat. She also speaks Midwestern with an Midwestern accent too. She is also 43 years old.

#### **Mrs. Annabelle the Waitress**

Daisy is a beautiful and slender woman with fair skin, thin eyebrows, auburn hair, eyelashes, black eyes and red lips. She wears a blue and a black polka dotted turtle-necked sleeveless dress with a blue and black polka dotted cap-like hat. She is also 43 years old.
The Flintstones: Dino: Lost in Bedrock

***The Flintstones: Dino: Lost in Bedrock*** is a platforming game based on the original series, *The Flintstones* for MS-DOS, released in 1990. It was developed and published by High Tech Expression.

## Synopsis

Fred Flintstone's pet dinosaur, Dino is, well, lost in the city of Bedrock. Fred and his best friend, Barney Rubble try to find him.

## Gameplay

The game is divided into several levels. The player must walk as either Fred or Barney through Bedrock, and the player must avoid enemies such as crocodiles or turtlesauruses. If they catch the player, he/she loses a life. The player can pick up rocks to throw at them.

At the end of every level, the player must encounter a boss - always a big prehistoric creature. There is a time limit on every level, but the player can get coconuts out of the trees for extra time. Sometimes, however, there are spiders instead of coconuts in the trees.
Tasks

**Tasks** are objectives given to the player usually by bottles washed up on the beach, Totems or from the Taskmasters such as the Mysterious Stranger.

**Tasks** are also given by the Taskmasters which will help players progress through the story as well as unlock better upgrades such as Backpack Upgrades, Trinket Blueprints and Legendary Items.

## Tutorials

When starting a new game there will be several Tutorials that the player can complete at any time and receive an extra 100 Doubloons from each. These Tutorial tasks serve to, as the name suggests, teach the player different game mechanics revolving around the Monkeys.

* **Monkey Combat** : Have a monkey defeat an enemy in combat.
* **Monkey Chopping** : Have a monkey chop 5 trees or bushes.
* **Monkey Gathering** : Have a monkey collect 10 items from the ground and deliver them to a storage chest.
* **Monkey Deliveries** : Have a monkey deliver an item to a structure blueprint or workbench.
* **Monkey Building** : Have a monkey use a Multitool to craft a structure or item on a workbench.
* **Monkey Production** : Using a workbench, have a monkey craft 3 Flimsy Axes.

## Bottles

When exploring the beaches of the worlds islands, washed up bottles can be found which will give the player small tasks which generally involve finding treasure. Almost all tasks given by bottles will reward the player with a variety of items ranging from starting equipment to Lightweight Tools and building materials.

There are some bottles which will lead the player to a piece of Lore.

## Totems

Totems are a living entity that can be found around the world. When approaching them, they can often let out small bits of dialog indicating they have a task available. These tasks generally involve giving the Totem a specific item in exchange for a treasure chest.

In some instances there will be multiple Totems in the same area which require you to give items to all of them before getting a reward.

The items Totems often want are Makeshift Bowls and Tool Handles.

## Taskmasters

There are 4 Taskmasters in the game currently, which reside on each of the Islands.

* Beast Master (found on the 2-Star Danger Island)
* Survival Gourmand (found on the 3-Star Danger Island)
* The Collector (found on the 4-Star Danger Island)
* The Salesman (found on the 5-Star Danger Island)

Their main purpose is to give you tasks, of which, if you complete, you can receive Task Tokens, Trinket recipes and even Legendary Items.

The Mysterious Stranger will also give the player 2 tasks, 1 of which you start the game with.
No Help Wanted

"**No Help Wanted**" is the 4th episode of the first season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on October 21, 1960.

## Synopsis

Fred gets Barney a job repossessing furniture, and to the dismay of both, his first assignment is to take Fred's TV.

## Plot

Barney has lost his job and Fred, feeling sorry (and guilty too, in that it was Fred's demands as Barney's "agent" that Barney be given a substantial increase in pay which caused Barney's boss to terminate Barney's situation) for his friend, arranges to find employment for Barney with the help of an influential, golf-playing acquaintance named Boulder.

Unbeknown to Fred, Barney's new employer is Rocky Stone, a creditor who assigns Barney to re-possess furniture and other material and Barney's first mission involves confiscating Fred's television! Barney spends hours on a hill agonizing over his task and decides to proposition Fred about sending the overdue payment on the television to relieve Barney of the unpleasant chore of divesting Fred of the television. Barney is unable to persuade Fred to make the payment because Fred lost the money for the payment by losing in a wagered golf game with Boulder (the game that resulted in Barney's hiring by Stone).

Fred unwittingly preaches to Barney about the necessity of ruthlessly doing one's duty, thus emboldening Barney to re-possess the television, resulting in a fiery clash between the duo. Barney ultimately decides to resolve the problem by supplying money for Fred's television payment so that Fred can have his television back and writes a tear-jerking letter to Fred, saying that he does not want to lose Fred's friendship. Fred and Barney reconcile, before Barney reveals that his next assignment is the re-possession of Fred's golfing equipment!

## Characters

* Fred Flintstone
* Dino (first appearance)
* Wilma Flintstone
* Barney Rubble
* Betty Rubble
* Edgar Boulder (only appearance)
* Rocky Stone (only appearance)
* Little boy (only appearance)
* TV salesman (only appearance)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Flintstone home
	+ Rubble home
	+ Gravel Beach Golf Course
	+ Rocky Stone Inc.
	+ TV store
	+ Drug store
	+ Cafe

## Animals

* Snorkasaurus (first appearance)
* Lionasauruses (in a painting)

## Notes/Trivia

* Fred is revealed to be the shortened name of Frederick in this episode.
* The Flintstones' address is 201 Cobblestone Lane in this episode, which will change throughout the franchise.
The Flintstones: Bedrock Racing

***The Flintstones: Bedrock Racing*** is a racing game for the PlayStation 2, that is developed by Coyote Developments, Ltd., released by Blast! Entertainment. and based on the original series, *The Flintstones*by Hanna-Barbera.

## Description

From the main menu the player is presented with arcade, time trial and two player game modes. All of the classic Flintstone family members are available as playable characters with Fred, Barney, Wilma, Betty, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm represented.

Some characters are locked until progress is made in Arcade mode collecting items during the race. Time trial and the corresponding records option keep track of a players best times during races and two player mode lets two willing participants engage in head to head prehistoric foot based racing.
Baby Barney

"**Baby Barney**" is the ninth episode of the third season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on November 9, 1962.

## Synopsis

Fred's rich Uncle Tex is coming for a visit, and to stay on Tex's short list of inheriting his uncle's money, Fred had told Tex that Wilma had a baby boy and named him after his uncle.

## Plot

Fred's wealthy Texan uncle, Uncle Tex) wishes to have a nephew and pledges an inheritance to Fred's family if Fred has an heir. So, Fred tells Tex that he and Wilma have a son, named Little Tex, to ingratiate Fred with "Big Tex" and assure the Bedrock Flintstones a favorable bequest in Tex's will. A telegram announcement by Uncle Tex that he will come to Bedrock
to visit Fred, Wilma, and Little Tex complicates Fred's scheme, as Fred must find a baby to be Little Tex.

Unable to adopt an infant for the time period of Uncle Tex's stay, Fred seizes upon the ridiculous idea of dressing Barney in a baby bonnet and diapers so that Barney is a somehow passable Little Tex. Betty and Wilma urge Barney to cooperate and be Little Tex, but when Uncle Tex arrives at the Flintstone home and plays rough with his baby-babbling namesake, Barney's tolerance of the Texan's affection is short-lived, and he scrambles- still in his baby clothes- to his car to flee from Tex, who drives his elongated limousine in pursuit of the prodigious "infant", and Fred, Wilma, and Betty, in Fred's car, chase Tex.

All are arrested by police for driving too fast, and at a police station, Fred is forced to confess his deception to Tex, who is surprisingly understanding of Fred's motives and forgives Fred. After Uncle Tex leaves the Flintstones for his return to Texarock, Fred finds some baby booties partly knitted by Wilma for Betty's sister's baby, assumes that Wilma is expecting a child, and scurries onto Tex's trail to tell Tex the good news.

## Characters

* Fred Flintstone
* Wilma Flintstone
* Barney Rubble
* Betty Rubble
* Tex Hardrock (first appearance)
* Pearl Slaghoople (mentioned)
* Charlie and Orville (only appearance)
* Police officers
* Police nurse (only appearance)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Flintstone home
	+ Rubble home
	+ Toy store (only appearance)
	+ Foundling home (only appearance)
	+ Costume shop (only appearance)
	+ Main Street
	+ Freeway entrance
* Texarock (first mentioned)

## Objects

* Broom
* Comb

## Vehicles

* Baby stroller
* Uncle Tex's limousine (first appearance)
Rubble home

The Rubble home shown in "Pebbles' Birthday Party".

The **Rubble Home** is a house and one of the main locations of the original series, *The Flintstones* and the rest of the franchise.

## Background

The Rubble home is the home of the Rubble family where Barney lives along with his wife, Betty, their adopted son, Bamm-Bamm and their family pet hopparoo, Hoppy, and it is located in Bedrock.

### **Description**

#### **Exterior**

It is a brilliant and appealing architectural organic circular suburban house topped with pancaked granite slab roofs, a stone chimney, stone walls and windows that give even more of an all-natural look, including it's wooden doors, and a garage door where Barney parks his Loggin Continental in the garage.

#### **Interior**

The interior of the house is filled with Stone-Age-like features from floor to ceiling and even furniture and artwork. A pigasaurus as a garbage disposal, a woolly mammoth as a shower, a sprinkler and even a vacuum cleaner and other animal appliances and domestic items are commonly used by Barney and his wife, Betty.
Henry Corden

**Henry Corden** (January 6, 1920 – May 19, 2005) was a Canadian-born American film, television, and voice actor and singer, best known for his role as the second voice of Fred Flintstone in the spin-offs of the original series, *The Flintstones*, after Alan Reed's death in 1977.

## Filmography

### **Film**

* *The Man Called Flintstone* (1966) - Fred Flintstone (singing voice)
* *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones* (1987, TV Movie) - Fred Flintstone
* *I Yabba-Dabba Do!* (1993, TV Movie) - Fred Flintstone
* *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby* (1993, TV Movie) - Fred Flintstone
* *A Flintstones Christmas Carol* (1994, TV Movie) - Fred Flintstone

### **Television**

* *The Flintstones* (1964–66) - Loudrock/Baron Von Rickenrock/Additional Voices
* *Energy: A National Issue* (1977, TV Special) - Fred Flintstone (singing voice)
* *Fred Flintstone and Friends* (1977–78) - Fred Flintstone
* *A Flintstone Christmas* (1977, TV Special) - Fred Flintstone
* *The Flintstones: Little Big League* - TV Special - Fred Flintstone (1978)
* *The New Fred and Barney Show* - Fred Flintstone (1979)
* *The Flintstones Meet Rockula and Frankenstone* (1979, TV Special) - Fred Flintstone
* *Fred and Barney Meet the Thing* (1979) - Fred Flintstone
* *Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo* (1979–1980) - Fred Flintstone
* *The Flintstone Comedy Show* (1980–82) - Fred Flintstone
* *The Flintstone Primetime Specials* (1980-1981)
	+ *The Flintstones' New Neighbors* (1980) - TV Special - Fred Flintstone
	+ *The Flintstones: Fred's Final Fling* - (1980, TV Special) - Fred Flintstone/Monkey #2/Turtle #2
	+ *The Flintstones: Wind-Up Wilma* (1981, TV Special) - Fred Flintstone
	+ *The Flintstones: Jogging Fever* (1981, TV Special) - Fred Flintstone
* *The Flintstone Funnies* (1982–84) - Fred Flintstone
* *The Flintstones' 25th Anniversary Celebration* - TV Special - Fred Flintstone (1986)
* *The Flintstone Kids* - Edna Flintstone/Ed Flintstone (1986 – 87)
* *The Flintstone Kids' "Just Say No" Special* - TV Special - Ed Flintstone/Edna Flintstone (1988)
* *The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera* - Theme Park - Fred Flintstone (1990)
* *A Flintstone Family Christmas* - (1993, TV Special) - Fred Flintstone
* *The Flintstones: Wacky Inventions* - (1994, Video short) - Fred Flintstone
* *What a Cartoon!* - episode - *Dino: Stay Out!* - Fred Flintstone (1995)
* *The Weird Al Show* - episode - "Talent Show" - Fred Flintstone (1997)

### **Video games**

* *The Flintstones: Bedrock Bowling* - Fred Flintstone (2000, final role)
Love Letters on the Rocks

"**Love Letters on the Rocks**" is the 21st episode of the first season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on February 17, 1961.

## Synopsis

Fred finds a love letter to Wilma, coming to the conclusion that she's cheating on him, so he sends out a private investigator to find out who.

## Plot

Wilma has discovered a box full of souvenirs from her days at Boulder High, among them roller skates and an amorous poem, written by a 16-year-old Fred, describing her physical features in infatuatedly flowery manner (e.g. "eyes as black as frying pans"). Wilma places the poem in a drawer and leaves house to visit a jeweler from whom she is buying a surprise birthday wristwatch for Fred, and Fred comes home from work while Wilma is gone, finds the poem, forgets that he wrote it, and assumes that Wilma has a "goop-writing", home wrecking suitor.

Barney tries to reassure Fred about Wilma's fidelity while riding Wilma's roller skates and infuriating Fred by free-wheeling during a time of emotional distress for Flintstone. Wilma's secrecy about the wristwatch gives Fred further cause for suspicion, and when he partially overhears Wilma on the telephone ordering an engraved, romantic message on the wristwatch and concludes that Wilma is talking with her illicit lover, Fred hires a suave, Cary Grant-like private detective named Perry Gunnite to at all times monitor Wilma's activities.

Barney sits with Wilma on a couch, holds her hand, and pleads with her that if she is being
unfaithful to Fred, to reconsider her "affair" and not betray Fred. At this point, Gunnite snapshoots an etched photograph of Barney holding Wilma's hand and shows the picture to Fred- and Fred furiously confronts Barney and Wilma, who inform him that he was the true author of the "goop", thereby un-fogging Fred's memory, and Wilma gives the wristwatch to an undeserving Fred, who then redeems himself by reiterating his appreciation of Wilma's "frying pan eyes".

## Characters

* Betty Rubble
* Wilma Flintstone
* Fred Flintstone
* Barney Rubble
* Dino (no lines)
* Mr. Slagheap (only appearance)
* Bartender (only appearance)
* Perry Gunnite (only appearance)
* Mrs. Brigette (only appearance)
* Knuckles Stickazora (only appearance)
* Knuckles Stickazora's henchmen (only appearance; no lines)
* Cab driver (only appearance)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Flintstone home
	+ Boulder High (only time mentioned)
	+ Jewelers (only appearance)
	+ Dina's (only appearance)
	+ Perry Gunnite's office (only appearance)

## Objects

* Roller skates
* Fred's watch
* Polarock camera

## Animals

* Snorkasaurus
* Pterodactyl (as a giant drumstick and a Polarock camera)
* Brontosaurus (as a bone)

## Vehicles

* Loggin Continental
* Flintmobile
* Perry Gunnite's car
* Cab

## Notes/Trivia

* It isn't specified if Boulder High is actually in Bedrock or not (although *The Flintstone Kids* depicted them all living in Bedrock as kids).

### **Errors**

* Even though Fred is said to have gone to Boulder High in this episode, he had previously mentioned he went to Rockville Center High School in "*Hot Lips Hannigan*".
Mammoth

## Mammoths

**Mammoths** (also called **Woolly Mammoths** or **Mastodons**) are species of trunked mammals which existed during the Stone Age featured in the franchise of *The Flintstones* and were quite possibly one its most important and recurring animals, alongside the Brontosaurus.

## Background

Mammoths were large burly animals with a long trunk nose, big ears and a shaggy coat of fur, hence the name "Woolly Mammoth", although some had a little less shaggier fur than others. Most mammoths also sported two tusks of varying sizes. They also came in a wide assortment of colors, ranging from brown, gray, purple, red, blue, purple and even the rare green. Most mammoths were intelligent enough to speak either among themselves or to cavemen, while others were no smarter than any ordinary animal.

They were quite possibly the most useful animal of the Stone Age, having almost unlimited uses for cavemen in all things like work, daily life, transportation, for sustenance or even as pets, in fact the only thing they couldn't do was fly.

The most notable mammoth character was Wooly, Pebbles Flintstone's pet woolly mammoth from *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*.

## Gallery

A mammoth hose.A Woolly Mammoth shower.A mammoth bathroom sink from "*Bedrock Rodeo Round-Up*".WoolyA mammoth and a pterodactyl in the Flintstones View Master.A mammoth in the 1994 film.A woolly mammoth from a *Flintstones* Ed-U-Card.A mammoth in a *Post* Pebbles ad in *The Flintstones and the Jetsons*.
### Cuisine

Mammoth Ribs on an autographed card.Mastodon Meatballs, Stegosaurus Sautees and Fossil Fricassee from *Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby*.
The New Fred and Barney Show

***The New Fred and Barney Show*** is a 30-minute Saturday morning animated series revival and spin-off of *The Flintstones* produced by Hanna-Barbera which aired on NBC from February 3 to October 20, 1979. The series marked the first time Henry Corden performed the voice of Fred Flintstone for a regular series.

## Premise

These new episodes were composed of the traditional *Flintstones* cast of characters such as Fred and Barney's children Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm as toddlers, after having been depicted as teenagers on *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* on CBS in 1972; they returned to the form of teenagers on *The Flintstone Comedy Show* in 1980 on NBC. Some plots were familiar Flintstones stories while others consisted of new misadventures with witches and werewolves, as well as spoofs of late 1970s fads.

A second season of seven new episodes combined with reruns of *The New Fred and Barney Show* were broadcast on the package program *Fred and Barney Meet the Thing* and later on *Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo*.

Like many animated series created by Hanna-Barbera in the 1970s, the show contained a laugh track.

## Episodes

Main article: The New Fred and Barney Show episode list

## Cast

* Henry Corden – Fred Flintstone
* Mel Blanc – Barney Rubble, Dino
* Jean Vander Pyl – Wilma Flintstone, Pebbles Flintstone
* Gay Autterson – Betty Rubble
* Don Messick – Bamm-Bamm Rubble, various guest characters
* John Stephenson – Mr. Slate, various guest characters
Hot Lips Hannigan (character)

**Hot Lips Hannigan** is a titular one-time character of the episode of the same name, featured in the first season of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Hot Lips Hannigan is a trumpeter and an old friend of Fred Flintstone who works at the Rockland nightclub.

### **Personality**

He acts smooth-talking, but this is an act to appeal to the younger generation. He reveals his beatnik persona is merely an act to keep Bedrock's youth interested in music, and his real teachers of music were older, classier acts. Barney and Fred offer to help spur interest in the older musicians with him.

### **Physical Appearance**

Hot Lips Hannigan is a tall and stout caveman with fair skin, tan stubbles, black eyebrows, black beady eyes, a bald head with four hair strands on the sides and a black pointed goatee. He wears a sleeveless purple and black-spotted loin cloth, a purple beret and black glasses on his head.

## Role in the episode

He was performing at the Rockland nightclub, where he met up with Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, who got them to perform with him.

In a later episode "*The Girls' Night Out*", when Fred became a rock star known as "Hi Fi", Bedrock's teenagers became enamored with him. When one of them said they always listen to Hot Lips, a girl said "Hot Lips Hannigan is out! Hi-Fi is in!"

## Appearances

* "*Hot Lips Hannigan*" (only appearance)
Cavey Jr.

**Cavey Jr.** is Captain Caveman's son and sidekick and one of the main characters of the *Captain Caveman and Son* segments featured in *The Flintstone Kids*, a spin-off of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Cavey, Jr. is the son of the superhero Captain Caveman, who raised him during his time in the Stone Age. Cavey, Jr went on to help his father solve cases, often using problem solving solutions and common sense to help his father. Like his father, Cavey has a club containing all sorts of gadgets and contraptions to help for a variety of scenarios.

### **Personality**

Cavey Jr. is a kind, polite and dutiful son, always happy to help his father save the day. He often proves himself to be more observant and clever than his father on missions but remains modest cheerfully helpful towards his father.

### **Physical Appearance**

Cavey Jr. is a little caveman with tan-brown hair, fair skin on his feet, nose and hands and black beady eyes. He also wears a blue hat and an orange and black spotted loin cloth cape.

### **Powers and Abilities**

Cavey Jr.'s strength seems to be his detective and problem solving skills, which seems to outdo his own father, who generally solves problems with brute force.

## Appearances

* ***The Flintstone Kids***
	+ 102(c). "*Freezy Does It*" (first appearance)
	+ 104(c). "*Invasion of the Mommy Snatchers*"
	+ 106(c). "*The Ditto Master*"
	+ 108(c). "*The Ditto Master*"
	+ 110(c). "*Grime and Punishment*"
	+ 112(c). "*A Tale of Too Silly*"
	+ 114(c). "*To Baby or Not to Baby*"
	+ 116(c). "*Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow*"
	+ 118(c). "*Day of the Villains*"
	+ 120(c). "*Curse of the Reverse*"
	+ 122(c). "*Capt. Caveman's First Adventure*"
	+ 124(c). "*Leave It to Mother*"
	+ 126(c). "*Greed It and Weep*"
	+ 201(c). "*Captain Knaveman*"
	+ 202(c). "*Attack of the Fifty Foot Teenage Lizard*"
	+ 205(c). "*The Cream-Pier Strikes Back*"
	+ 206(c). "*Captain Caveman's Super Cold*"
	+ 207(c). "*The Big Bedrock Bully Bash*"
	+ 208(c). "*Captain Cavedog*" (last appearance)
Moonrock Crater

**Moonrock Crater** is an inventor and scientist and one of the main characters of *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*, a spin-off of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Moonrock is an inventor who enjoys inventing things, though they don't always work as intended.

### **Personality**

As an inventor and genius and also one of Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm's friends, he is smart, intelligent, geeky, friendly, helpful and heroic.

### **Physical Appearance**

Moonrock is slender with fair skin, black hair and wears white glasses. He also wears a red bowtie, a grey-blue and black colored shirt that hangs down to his knees and his shirt is held together by a white bone.

## Appearances

* *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*
* *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*
* *The Flintstone Comedy Show*

## Notes/Trivia

* Despite Penny’s obvious dislike of him, Moonrock remains polite and friendly toward her, treating her no differently than any of his other friends. He either takes her withering insults in stride or is oblivious to them..
* While several of Moonrock's inventions were impressive, others were creations that had already been invented in the Modern Stone Age, such as drums, transmitters and certain vehicles.
* Moonrock along with Bamm-Bamm and Penny made a cameo appearance in the 1995 series, *Johnny Bravo*, in the 2004 episode "*A Page Right Out of History*".
Cindy Curbstone

**Cindy Curbstone** is Pebbles' arch-rival and one of the main antagonists of *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*, a spin-off of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Cindy is Pebbles’ snooty high-school rival and sometimes tries to snare Bamm-Bamm, even though she’s already got vain to Fabian Fabquartz.

### **Personality**

As Pebbles' arch-rival and nemesis, plus Bamm-Bamm's former love interest, she is considered an antagonistic, mean, snooty, nasty, selfish, egotistical, vain, spoiled and self-centered lady.

### **Physical Appearance**

Cindy is slender with fair skin, yellow blonde hair, and red lips. She wears a pink sleeveless dress with a red ribbon belt and jewelry including her light blue earrings, necklace and a bracelet.

## Appearances

* *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*
* *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*

## Notes/Trivia

* Cindy along with Fabian did not appear later in *The Flintstone Comedy Show* (known as *Flintstone Frolics*).
Bug Music

Bus Music is music with repetitive and annoying lyrics that The Hatrocks - hillbilly relatives of Fred Flintstone - can't stand:

Lyrics:
I said yeah, yeah, yeah
He said yeah, yeah, yeah
She said yeah, yeah, yeah
YEAH!

The Hatrocks stayed with the Flintstones while on their way to the Bedrock's World Fair. While at a restaurant, a couple went to a Jukebox to play Bug Music, and the Hatrocks shot off their guns to turn it off and left. The Flintstones and the Rubbles were shocked.

While trying to figure out how to get rid of the Hatrocks, they decide to introduce them to their "friendly monster" neighbors, Weirdly Gruesome and his family. The Hatrocks weren't scared of them and their pets, and even considered them their kind of people. After their visit, Fred and Barney talk to the Gruesomes about their situation with the Hatrocks, and with the help of the Gruesomes, they decided to use Bug Music to get rid of them.

While the Hatrocks were taking naps, Barney used a screwdriver to fix the radio and telephone so they would hear nothing but Bug Music, and everyone put on wigs and played guitars, along with singing the lyrics to Bug Music. The Gruesomes and even Pebbles, Bamm-Bamm, Dino, and Hoppy got into the act. After the Hatrocks leave and see a highway billboard with The 4 Insects singing Bug Music at the Bedrock's World Fair, they head for the hills and return home to Arkanstone.
The Flintstones' 25th Anniversary Celebration

***The Flintstones' 25th Anniversary Celebration*** is a 1986 American live-action/animated television special produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions in association with Robert Guenette Productions, which premiered on CBS on May 20, 1986.

## Summary

The special is hosted by special guests Tim Conway, Harvey Korman (who voiced The Great Gazoo) and Vanna White which commemorated the twenty-fifth anniversary of television's first prime-time original series, *The Flintstones* featuring clips from the show's many episodes and its spin-offs with new animation and musical segments.

## Cast

### **Voices by**

* Henry Corden - Fred Flintstone
* Mel Blanc - Barney Rubble
* Daws Butler - Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound and Quick Draw McGraw

### **Special appearances by**

* Ed McMahon
* Telly Savalas
* Joseph Barbera
* Dr. Ruth Westheimer
* Sting
* The cast of *Kate & Allie*:
	+ Susan Saint James
	+ Jane Curtin
	+ Ari Meyers
	+ Allison Smith
	+ Frederick Koehler
Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo

***Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo*** is a 90-minute Saturday morning animated package show and a spin-off of the original series, *The Flintstones* produced by Hanna-Barbera which aired on NBC from December 8, 1979 to November 15, 1980.

## Voices

Main article: The New Fred and Barney Show
* Henry Corden – Fred Flintstone
* Jean Vander Pyl – Wilma Flintstone, Pebbles Flintstone
* Mel Blanc – Barney Rubble and Dino
* Gay Autterson – Betty Rubble
* Don Messick – Bamm-Bamm Rubble
* John Stephenson – Mr. Slate

## Notes/Trivia

* The show was a repackaging of old episodes of *The New Fred and Barney Show* and *The Thing* segments (originally broadcast as *Fred and Barney Meet the Thing*) combined with episodes of *The New Shmoo*.
* Despite the show's title, the segments remained separate and did not crossover with one another. The characters of Fred Flintstone, Barney Rubble, the Thing and Shmoo were only featured together in brief bumpers between segments, and the original half-hour episodes of *The New Shmoo* were now split into two-parters, allowing more mingling and mixing of the program's individual segments. In 1980, the Shmoo joined Fred and Barney as part-time police officers on the Bedrock Cops segment of *The Flintstone Comedy Show*.
Pete

**Pete** is a police officer of the Bedrock Police Department and a one-time character of the episode, "*The Swimming Pool*", featured in the first season of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

### **Physical Appearance**

Pete is a tall caveman with fair skin, tan stubbles, a large nose and a bald head. He wears a police hat and loin cloth with a silver badge.

## Role in the episode

Pete and his partner were called out on patrol to check on the loud noise from Fred Flintstone's pool party.

## Appearance

* "*The Swimming Pool*" (only appearance)
Perry Gunnite

**Perry Gunnite** is a private investigator and detective of Bedrock, a one-time character of the episode, "*Love Letters on the Rocks*", featured in the original series, *The Flintstones* and also the main character of his own spin-off stories featured in *The Flintstones* comic series.

## Background

As a tough, strong, hard-boiled, helpful and heroic, but clumsy private investigator and detective of Bedrock, he operates his role of helping other people, solving mysteries and crimes and defeating notorious criminals. He is also a friend and partner of girlfriend, Pebble Bleach.

### **Physical Appearance**

He is a muscular caveman with a handsome face including his black beady eyes, thick black eyebrows and black hair.

#### **Fashion**

In the episode, "*Love Letters on the Rocks*", he wears a purple and black-spotted loin cloth, a white tie and a white Fedora hat with a black and white striped hat band.

In the comic series, he wears a brown-orange and black-spotted loin cloth, a green tie and blue Fedora hat with a black and white striped hat band.

## Appearances

* *The Flintstones*
	+ "Love Letters on the Rocks" (only appearance)
* *I Yabba-Dabba Do!* (unnamed)

## Gallery

Model sheet of Perry with Fred Flintstone.Another model sheet of Perry with Fred Flintstone.Model sheet of Perry with Pebble Bleach.Another model sheet of Perry with Pebble Bleach and Fred Flintstone.
## Notes/Trivia

* He is a spoof of the character, Perry Gunn from the television series of the same name.
* A character resembling Perry appears in the TV movie, *I Yabba-Dabba Do!*, for Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm's wedding and reception, but he's not identified by name, so his character model may just have been reused.
Dodo Bird

## Dodo Birds

A giant dodo from "Fred's Flying Lesson".

**Dodo Birds** are species of plump flightless birds which existed during the Stone Age featured in the franchise of *The Flintstones*. They were an important part of the Stone Age diet among cavemen and were harvested for their meat and eggs and were also a target for avid wild game hunters.

## Background

Dodos were plump fat birds with large curved yellow beaks. They came in at least two known sizes, with some Dodos being only half the size of a caveman while others were gigantic and almost as big as a prehistoric log plane. Giant Dodos also had crests like a pterodactyl and the ability to fly, although they tired out easily. Smaller Dodos were a bit smarter and the tips of their beaks were colored red. Dodos came in a variety of colors, such as blue, purple and red.

Unlike other prehistoric animals, dodos had little use as appliances and were only used as food.

### **Culinary Uses**

Dodos were mainly bred and hunted for their drumsticks and their eggs, which could come in a large variety of sizes, from the size of a caveman's head to the size of a caveman's whole body, making dodo eggs a truly scrumptious and filling food. Although, dodo products could be substituted with chickenasaurus and pterodactyl products (although pterodactyl drumsticks and roasts were more popular). The varying sizes of a Dodo allowed for their meat and eggs to come in a variety of sizes, truly making them the ultimate and versatile poultry dish, and unlike pterodactyls, cooking time for dodo eggs was far less strenuous, only taking around 3 hours to boil unlike a pterodactyl egg which could take a whole day or more.

### **Doozy Dodos**

There existed a smaller and more dimwitted breed of purple dodo bird called a Doozy Dodo, which looked much like regular dodos but with no red tips on their beaks, black tail feathers and a black ruff around their necks. They were unique in that they were capable of speech much like a parrot, although they were not as intelligent as prehistoric parrots.

Fred and Wilma briefly acquired one such bird in "*The Buffalo Convention*" who Wilma simply called "Doozy" and who caused Fred no end of grief. However Doozy Dodos were never seen or mentioned again after that.

## Gallery

A soft-boiled dodo egg in "*The Prowler*".Dodo Eggs and Brontosaurus Ham from "*Fred's New Job*".Barney in a giant dodo egg in "*Little Bamm-Bamm*".Ruined Dodo Bird Roast in the sixth issue of the 1977 comics.Fred and Barney with a small hard-boiled dodo egg in the 1994 film.Dodo Egg yolk in the film.Fred tasting a dodo bird fricassee in the episode, "*The Happy Household*".
## Notes/Trivia

* Regular dodo birds were never seen but frequently mentioned in the original series and sequel media during the original run by Hanna-Barbera, with the exception of a single comic book appearance in the sixth issue of the *The Flintstones and the Jetsons* in 1998, years prior to the decline of Hanna-Barbera and the death of *The Flintstones* creators, Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera.
Penny Pillar

**Penny Pillar** (known in her adult form as **Millie**) is one of Pebbles' best friends and one of the main characters of *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show* and a supporting character of *I Yabba-Dabba Do!*.

## Background

Penny is an intelligent, frumpy and wasp-tongued female sidekick and friend to Pebbles and Wiggy.

### **Physical Appearance**

As a teenager, she is short and slightly plump with fair skin, green (black) eyes, thin black eyebrows, black hair and pink lips.

As an adult in *I Yabba-Dabba Do!*, her hair style is shorter, her lip color is changed to red, she is now overweight and no longer wears a red headband.

#### **Fashion**

As a teenager, she wears a red headband and also a golden yellow and black leopard-striped vest that hangs down to her knees and a red shirt which also hangs down to her knees.

As an adult in *I Yabba-Dabba Do!*, she wears indigo-blue glasses, teal earrings, a scarlet-red dress that hangs down to her knees with a orange and black-striped cloth belt and a teal bracelet.

## Appearances

* *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*
* *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*
* *Fred Flintstone and Friends*
* *The Flintstone Comedy Show*
* *The Flintstone Funnies*
* *I Yabba-Dabba Do!*

## Notes/Trivia

* Penny along with Bamm-Bamm and Moonrock made a cameo appearance in the 1995 series, *Johnny Bravo*, in the 2004 episode "*A Page Right Out of History*".
Gay Autterson

**Gay Ruby Hartwig** (born February 2, 1943, also professionally credited as **Gay Hartwig**, **Gay Autterson** and **Gay Autterson Hartwig**) is an American voice actress who has done voice-overs for animated television series by Hanna-Barbera.

## Voices

She is mostly known as the voice of Betty Rubble for several spin-off series and specials of the original series, *The Flintstones* throughout the 1970s and early 1980s such as *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*, *The Flintstone Comedy Hour*, *The New Fred and Barney Show* and *The Flintstone Comedy Show*.
The Split Personality

"**The Split Personality**" is the 5th episode of the first season of *The Flintstones*. It aired on October 28, 1960.

## Synopsis

Fred gets a hit on the head, which turns him into aristocratic, "Frederick."

## Plot

Fred is in a foul mood one afternoon. Furious with Barney for drinking Fred's last bottle of Cactus Coola, Fred confronts Barney and drinks what he thinks is the Cactus Coola in a bottle sitting on Barney's car. But Barney tells to Fred that the bottle contained car polish. Fred panics and throws the bottle upward and it falls on his head, rendering him unconscious. Wilma telephones a doctor, who proves to be a quack and utterly unhelpful in reviving Fred.

Mention of a hamburger does the trick, but the awakened Fred is nothing like his old self. He has become a mannered sophisticate named Frederick, who, though initially generous and ingratiating to Wilma, quickly irritates all around him with his exclusively highbrow tastes for opera and spelling bees, use of proper names, and Captain Bligh-like intolerance of "insubordination" on Fred's bowling team. Frederick's inability to bowl and his condescending air infuriates the bowling team members and husbands all over Bedrock- including Barney- are incensed at their wives' demands that they "measure up" to Frederick.

Wilma and the Rubbles endeavor to reverse Fred's personality transformation by re-administering the hit to the head that first changed him. They position a rock atop an ajar door, and when Frederick passes through the doorway, the rock falls upon his head, bringing back the cheapskate, selfish, brusque, often angry, loud and lovable Fred Flintstone.

## Characters

* Barney Rubble
* Betty Rubble
* Wilma Flintstone
* Fred Flintstone
* Trixie (only appearance; no lines)
* Doctor (only appearance)

## Locations

* Bedrock
	+ Flintstone home
	+ Rubble home

## Objects

* Cactus Coola
* Car Polish

## Animals

* Mammoth (as a shower)
* Pterodactyl (as a record player)

## Notes/Trivia

* This is the only episode in which Betty is referred to by her full first name, Elizabeth.
Cave Kids

***Cave Kids*** (also known as ***Cave Kids Adventures** or **Cave Kids: Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm***) is an American animated television series and a spin-off of the original series, *The Flintstones* produced by Hanna-Barbera which aired on Cartoon Network as part of its educational programming block from September 21 to November 9, 1996.

## Overview

The series followed the adventures of Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm as preschoolers with Dino, the Flintstones' family dog as their babysitter. Unlike the original series and its several spin-off productions featuring the kids and their famous parents, this show focused more on educational values and lessons for children.

## Voices

* Aria Curzon – Pebbles Flintstone (speaking voice and singing voice)
* Christine Cavanaugh – Bamm-Bamm Rubble (speaking voice)
* E.G. Daily – Bamm-Bamm Rubble (singing voice)
* Frank Welker – Dino

## Notes/Trivia

* It was based on a comic series of the same name by Gold Key Comics.
The Flintstones (1993 video game)

***The Flintstones*** (フリントストーン,"Flint Stone") is a 1993 2D platform video game based on the Hanna-Barbera animated television series *The Flintstones*. It was published by Taito Corporation and released exclusively for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. The game was published by Taito in North America and Japan while Sega distributed the game in Europe.

## Gameplay

*The Flintstones* is an action game set across 24 levels. The player controls Fred Flintstone, who must complete seven tasks, which include locating his daughter Pebbles, and a necklace belonging to his wife Wilma. The player is capable of jumping, and uses a club as a weapon against various enemies throughout the game.

## Gallery

### **Advertisement**

Flintstones and Jetsons video games advertisement
### **Other**

ScreenshotFred Flintstone spritesWilma Flintstone spritesBarney Rubble spritesPebbles Flintstone spritesBetty Rubble spritesBamm-Bamm Rubble spritesThe Great Gazoo spritesDragon spritesHeadbutt Dinosaur sprites
## Videos

Mega Drive Longplay (313) The Flintstones
## Reception

*The Flintstones* received generally mixed reviews. Back in 1993, reviewers were more forgiving, with magazines like Power Unlimited giving it an 8/10, Sega Force a 7.2/10, and Mega Fun a 6.5/10. More recently, gamers have been more critical; Jeuxvideo.com awarded the game a 13/20 (6.5/10) while Sega-16.com gave the game a 5/10.
Kevin Michael Richardson

**Kevin Michael Richardson** is an American actor and voice actor, who is known as the fourth voice of Barney Rubble featured in *The Flintstones* franchise.

## Filmography

* *The Flintstones: On the Rocks* (2000) - Barney Rubble
* *The Flintstones & WWE: Stone Age SmackDown!* (2015) - Barney Rubble
* *Yabba-Dabba Dinosaurs* (2020) - Barney Rubble
The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak

***The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak*** is a 1994 platform video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System released by Taito Corporation. The game was never released in Japan unlike its predecessor, *The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy*.

## Gameplay

In this game, the player can switch playable characters between both Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, and they both have different attacks and abilities; in the original, the only playable character is Fred.

## Availability

*The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak* is believed to have been released in North America exclusively to Blockbuster Video as a rental title. Though despite constantly being cited as such in modern online reviews and websites, no evidence has been found and some have even refuted the claim by saying that the game was sold in regular stores.

Despite this, it remains one of the rarest games for the NES due to its late release during the console's lifespan and a low number of copies produced. As of 2017 copies of the game available on eBay and other similar sites usually sell for over $800 USD to as high as $1,500 as of 2016. In Europe, the game is slightly more common and cheaper but still typically sell for over US$1,000.

## Gallery

ScreenshotBarney Rubble spritesEnding ArtText & Mugshots
## Videos

NES Longplay (589) The Flintstones - The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak
Joe Rockhead

**Joe Rockhead** is a mutual friend of Barney and Fred and a recurring background character of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

## Background

Joe is a volunteer firefighter, a neighbor and also a mutual friend of Barney Rubble and Fred Flintstone. Usually, when Fred and Barney have some kind of falling out, Fred mentions doing something with him.

## Appearances

### ***The Flintstones***

* "*The Babysitters*" (first appearance)
* "*The Golf Champion*"
* "*Arthur Quarry's Dance Class*"
* "*The Picnic*"
* "*Impractical Joker*"
* "*Trouble-in-Law*"
* "*The Birthday Party*"
* "*Groom Gloom*"
* "*Room for Two*"
* "*Operation Switchover*"
* "*The Most Beautiful Baby in Bedrock*"
* "*King for a Night*"
* "*Fred Meets Hercurock*"
* "*Curtain Call at Bedrock*"
* "*My Fair Freddy*" (last appearance)

### **Other**

* + *The Flintstones* (1994)
	+ *The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas*
* *A Flintstones Christmas Carol*

## Portrayals

### ***The Flintstones***

* Daws Butler - "The Babysitters"
* Hal Smith - "Room for Two"
* **John Stephenson**
	+ "Arthur Quarry's Dance Class"
	+ "The Golf Champion"
	+ "The Picnic"
	+ "Impractical Joker"
	+ "Trouble-in-Law"
	+ "Groom Gloom"
* **Don Messick**
	+ "Operation Switchover"
	+ "The Most Beautiful Baby in Bedrock"
	+ "King for a Night"
	+ "Fred Meets Hercurock"
	+ "Curtain Call at Bedrock"
	+ "My Fair Freddy"

### **Other**

* Don Messick - *A Flintstones Christmas Carol*
* Irwin Keyes
	+ *The Flintstones* (1994)
	+ *The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas*

## Gallery

Images of **Joe Rockhead**, a background character of the original series, *The Flintstones*.

### ***The Flintstones***

"The Babysitters""The Golf Champion""Arthur Quarry's Dance Class""The Picnic""Impractical Joker""Trouble-in-Law""Groom Gloom""Room for Two""The Most Beautiful Baby in Bedrock""King for a Night""Fred Meets Hercurock""Curtain Call at Bedrock""My Fair Freddy"
### **Other**

*The Flintstones* and *The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas**A Flintstones Christmas Carol*
## Notes/Trivia

* Unlike other residents of Bedrock, Joe's appearance varied throughout the run of the series, but he does not seem to have a personality or voice characterization.
Happy Anniversary

**Happy Anniversary** is a song of the episode, "*The Hot Piano*", featured in the first season of the original series, The Flintstones.

## Lyrics

Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Haaappy Anniversary

Pour a cheerful toast and fill it

Happy Anniversary

But be careful you don't spill it

Happy Anniversary

Ooooo Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Haaappy Anniversary

Happy she and happy he

They're both as happy as can be

Celebrating merrily

their happy anniversary

Ooooo Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Haaappy Anniversary

We now state emphatically

its happy anniversary

Not another day could be

a happy anniversary

Ooooo Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Happy Anniversary

Happy (slow)

Happy (slow)

Happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy (fast)

Anniversary!!!