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| Original Air Date—1959
This pilot was merged with one of the early Flinstones episodes, "The Swimming Pool". In this one, Fred Flagstone was resting in his pool on a tube and his wife Wilma brings his lunch. Afterwards, she was scared by Barney's weird scuba diving look. Wanting to show Flagstone his new suit with his bow and arrow, he accidentally shoots it and the arrow goes into the tube. Flagstone sinks into the water quickly...and Barney grabs the lunch ! |
| Original Air Date—30 September 1960
Fred hears some noise at Barney's place. He noticed he is building some kind of "egg beater". But Barney tells him he is inventing a flying machine and Fred have doubts whether this thing would really work. After seeing Barney successfully riding the machine, he proposes to name it the Flintstone Flyer, but since he's too big, the machine won't work for him. Afterwards, hearing that this is Opera night from Wilma as he wants to go bowling, Fred thinks of a plan to stay home. He faints a general disorder in front of the wives and Barney, who offers to stay with him. And Barney proposes to Fred to fly to the Bowling Alley with an improved Flinstone Flyer. It works this time, but little they know the Bowling alley is next to the Opera House... |
| Original Air Date—7 October 1960
Fred is trying desperately to get an act for the "Amateur Night" at the Loyal Order of Dinosaurs. After failed attempts for a singing act, a trampoline act and a magic act, Fred and Barney made the girls disappear in a "Magic Box" and goes to a night club listening to an old school friend doing a music concert. What he does not know is that Betty and Wilma followed them disguised as "teenagers". |
| Original Air Date—14 October 1960
Fred is mad about Barney since he accused him of being stupid. However, he changed his mind when Barney decides to build a swimming pool. Fred does a deal with his neighbor to share the pool between the two properties. But can sharing a pool have its share of reviving a rivalry for mere details ? |
| Original Air Date—21 October 1960
After messing Barney's life for having to mingle with the latter's boss and causing his firing, Fred lets him meet a millionaire in a golf game and then refers him to a job where he has to repossess things that are back due in credit payments. What surprises Barney is that his first client is non other than Fred himself... |
| Original Air Date—28 October 1960
Going to Barney to accuse him of stealing his bottle of "Cactus Cooler", Fred accidentally drinks car polish contained in a similar bottle. Panicked, Fred throws the bottle in the air and gets knocked over. After a short coma, Fred wakes up and becomes a classy and sophisticated guy. Wilma, Barney and Betty tries to get used to him, but his attitude gets rather annoying, as many of his friends miss his rather down to earth attitude... Wilma, Barney and Betty must come with a plan to get him back to "reality"... |
| Original Air Date—4 November 1960
A Hollyrock producer comes to Bedrock to shoot a movie: The Monster from the Tar Pits. Wilma and Betty wants parts for the movie to get close to their favorite actors, but Fred wants to avoid this "phoney business" as he says. However, when he comes to complain this whole mess to the producer, the latter hires him as "the Monster" stunt double for one of the actors... |
| Original Air Date—11 November 1960
Afraid to see his Boss because he's late, Barney meets him to his surprise: he gets two tickets to the fights. The news delight Fred, but what they don't know: Wilma and Betty arranged with their friend Edna, that the husbands have to babysit her little baby Eggbert while they'll go to a "bridge club" night. After feeling like "heels" from opposing to the idea, they decide to mind the baby and watch the fight on TV. However, they must find another way to see this fight with the baby since the TV station decide to "blackout" it... |
| Original Air Date—18 November 1960
Knowing that their friends'Pool Hall is on sale, Fred and Barney decide for a plan to buy it and go on business for themselves. They would risk Fred's one week wage to bet on a long shot at the Dinosaur races. But Fred will have to face Wilma's suspicious attitude, especially when it involves risking money to pay the bills. Fred and Barney think of a plan, but the road might be rocky... |
| Original Air Date—25 November 1960
Barney bought an engagement ring to Betty, however he asks Fred to hide it at his house. Trying to hide it to Wilma despite many ways (especially when she accidentally bakes the ring in a cake where Fred put it in the flour container), the latter discovers the ring while cleaning Fred's closet. Thinking it's hers, she thanks Fred. He'll have to tell Barney the truth and get another ring for Betty, but since he has bad credit at the jewelers'shop, what would be plan B ? |
| Original Air Date—2 December 1960
Wilma and Betty won a "jingles contest" on TV, which prize is a all-expenses trip to Hollyrock. With leaving the men behind, Wilma and Betty discover Hollyrock, but Wilma gets lucky to be discovered by a producer who would like her to be part of a "Hollyrock spectacular" called "The Loudmouth". Back in Bedrock, Fred and Barney are getting used to have fun, but get bored of this routine and decide to join the wives in their trip... |
| Original Air Date—9 December 1960
Fred wins a golf championship sponsored by The Loyal Order of the Dinosaurs. However, Barney, as president of the Lodge, strips Fred of the trophy, declaring that he must paid his membership dues. This is the beginning of a feud, where Barney must reclaim some of his borrowed stuff by Fred. And of course, the latter tries to temp Barney at many ways, including throwing a barbecue party to annoy him. Tired of this all-out war, Betty and Wilma must find a way to end this... |
| Original Air Date—16 December 1960
Fred purchases a sweepstakes ticket and decides to share it with Barney who is broke and unable to purchase one. However, Barney decides to guard safely the ticket especially from Betty and Wilma. Under the influences of his good and bad consciences, Fred does not trust Barney, especially that he almost lost the ticket in unusual circumstances. Little they know also that the wives have also a ticket hidden in Barney's place. |
| Original Air Date—23 December 1960
Wanting to go for business for themselves, Fred and Barney take the risk without letting the wives know and purchase together a "Drive-in" restaurant. However, Betty and Wilma suspects something when two sexy waitresses who used to have jobs with the former owner comes into the new owner's house. And their suspicions gets confirmed when they go for a ride and stops at the "Drive-in". |
| Original Air Date—30 December 1960
A prowler is on the loose in Bedrock. To prepare for safety against this perpetrator, Betty takes judo classes from Mr Hashimoto. Wilma wants to join, but Fred keeps her to do so since those courses cost too much. However, she takes them anyway and Fred wants to give her a lesson by dressing as a prowler overnight. But the real prowler happens to come the same night. This promises to be quite a night for the Flintstones and the Rubbles, "that's for sure" ! |
| Original Air Date—6 January 1961
Betty and Wilma complained to their husbands that they want to go on a date more often. To compensate, Fred and Barney brings them to the amusement park. During a break, Fred records a song in a "recording box" and forgets the record when Wilma picks him up. A teenager picks up the record and after listening, swear they have found a new "idol". After the record company broadcasts the song on the radio, Wilma calls them to tell it is Fred. A manager takes Fred on a concert tour, under the "stage name" of Hi-Fye! |
| Original Air Date—13 January 1961
Wilma and Betty received two invitations to a ball. However, when they tell their husbands, they feel uncomfortable about the subject. Truth is, though they never told their wives, is that they have "two left feet". To sneak out to take secret dance lessons, Fred and Barney joins the "Joe Rockhead's volunteer firemen" where men can go out to different events, waiting for a fire call from Joe himself. But Wilma and Betty suspect something and one night, they decide to do a phony fire call... |
| Original Air Date—20 January 1961
A big bank robbery was committed. The thieves hide the money bag in Fred's backyard. When the latter discovers it, he wants to spend it but hears that this loot is wanted by the police. On their way to the police station, the gas attendant sees the bag in the car and alert the police. Now that Fred and Barney are mistakenly taken as the crooks themselves, Betty and Wilma think of a plan to trap the real crooks and clear their husbands'charge |
| Original Air Date—27 January 1961
Complaining about the costly price of meats at the food store, Fred decides to go on a hunting trip on their vacation. Bringing Barney and Betty for the journey, Fred brings a lot of stuff for camping. At "Tall Timber Country", they meet with an unusual dinosaur who talks. This creature teaches a lesson or two to our brave hunters. |
| Original Air Date—3 February 1961
For Wilma's birthday, Fred want to give something other than the "usual bouquet of flowers": a baby grand piano. Going to the music shop, he is interested by a genuine "Stoneway" piano. However, as the piano seemed pricey, he seems to give up until a strange character named "88 fingers Louie" offers him the same piano for 50 bucks. Not knowing that this is a "stolen piano", Fred seals the deal and asks Barney to help with the piano. But installing the piano overnight without Wilma knowing it is quite a challenge, especially when a suspicious cop gets in the way... |
| Original Air Date—10 February 1961
To prove that "hypnotism" is fake to the wives, Fred does attempt to hypnotize Wilma, thinking she is a dog, however, as he failed to Wilma, Barney did get under the spell of Fred and thinks he is really a dog. To try to cure Barney, Fred must get the help of Hypno, a "real" hypnotist. |
| Original Air Date—17 February 1961
Forgetting that he wrote these in his teenage years, Fred discovers love letters in a drawer, suspecting that Wilma has a "secret lover". Along with Barney, Fred swears to find this "lover" by any means. In this case, he asks the help of famous private detective Perry Gunnite... |
| Season 1, Episode 22: The TycoonOriginal Air Date—24 February 1961
Coming from work, Fred gets a hard time from his peers. Consequences for this event ? An arrogant Bedrock Tycoon who looks exactly like Fred is tired of his desk job dealing with stock markets and business, gets away from the business. His assistants must find a replacement and finds Fred at the quarry. As Fred's asked to replace the millionaire, the latter goes around town. As Wilma, Betty and Barney finds him, they are confused about his change of attitude... |
| Original Air Date—4 March 1961
In order to get their insurance request in order, Fred and Barney must get a physical examination. On the phone, Betty gives to Fred a wrong address. Thinking that they are at the correct address, Fred and Barney line up with other men, but by mistake, it is an army recruiting office. And by accident, they sign up for three years of military service ! How can they get out of this ? Maybe a trip to Space ? |
| Original Air Date—10 March 1961
Fred wants to get out of Bedrock for the upcoming long weekend with Wilma and the Rubbles. He calls an old friend, Gus Gravel, who happens to own an hotel on a beach. However, as Gus invites them for free, there is a catch: his staff walk on him on the eve of a major Water Buffalo convention and he would like to use both families to work for him. He is not called "Smoothy" for nothing in this matter... |
| Original Air Date—17 March 1961
As per Betty's suggestion, Wilma decides to put her cake recipe, the "Flint-Rubble Double-Bubble Cake" into a baking contest. Fred have doubts about this contest, until he hears that the recipe is chosen for a "bake-off", he jubilates. However, on the day where they're supposed to leave, Betty and Wilma caught the measles from a neighbor. Fred and Barney must think of a plan since these contests are only meant for housewives, especially when Fred thinks disguising as their wives is not a bad idea after all... |
| Original Air Date—24 March 1961
Wondering why Barney does not go to Bowling anymore, Fred discovers that he volunteered for the "Sabertooth Tigers", a scout troop. Wanting to show his early scouting skills, Fred joins the troop as leader of the small kids. And his skills are put to the test at their first hike at "Rock Canyon", with results more or less successful as he thinks... |
| Original Air Date—31 March 1961
Fred and Wilma can't make the ends meet with all the bills piling up. They decide to rent their extra empty room to a boarder. Same for Betty and Barney. Seems their boarders are music students, who the men found a bit annoying and obnoxious. However, the kids have no money and Betty and Wilma make a deal with them in exchange of a service, mostly that they need to polish their act for a "amateur night contest" at the Loyal Order of Dinosaurs lodge... |
| Original Air Date—7 April 1961
An unscrupulous producer uses Fred for an "before/after" ad, without knowing that he is the "chubby" man in the "Before" side. Humiliated, Wilma asks this ad to be removed. The producer has a better idea: Fred will take the challenge to lose 30 pounds in a month. Fred accepts, however he might need help, as dynamite in the fridge is not always the best way to keep him off food. He joins the local chapter of "Food Anonymous", which can help him out... |
| Original Air Date—15 September 1961
Fred is jealous of Barney who writes to his wife Betty many love letters and poetry. As he went there, he discovered that Barney is starting writing songs. Seeing an opportunity to get rich quick, Fred gets into songwriting by many means. But producers are hard to convince when you pretend to have a hit song. However, a little help from Hoagy Carmichael can do the trick... |
| Original Air Date—22 September 1961
Fred's cousins, Tumbleweed and Mary Lou Jim, come to visit him. The flamboyant rich cousin asked Fred to guard his ranch in the desert while he's away in Eurock, without letting him a choice. The Flintstones and the Rubbles go to the Tumbleweeds'dude ranch, where Fred and Barney are acting like real cowboys. At one point, on a Dino-horse ride, the men get lost and get into a Western ghost-town. Little they know that they are in a middle of a movie set... And thinks that the actors playing in it are real cowboys...and Indians. |
| Original Air Date—29 September 1961
Unsatisfied of some new conditions at the Gravel Pit, Fred quits his job and looks the ads for a new one. He goes for a test at the "A.A.Carborendum" company, which specializes in transporting children in school buses. Impressed by Fred, Mr Pebbles and the president of the company hire him. At the first day of work, Fred soon discovers the job is not as motivating as he pretended first... |
| Original Air Date—6 October 1961
Every night, Fred and Barney eavesdrops at the window of the house next door, knowing that the couple living next door will fight. But the neighbor shuts the shade this time. What happened ? The neighbor, Mr Alvin Brickrock, comes and visit Fred. He would like to leave a trunk full of stuff. However, after reading a detective magazine in which he saw the description of a wives'assassin, Fred suspects that Mr Brickrock got rid of his wife and put her in the trunk. Suspicion is in the air indeed... |
| Original Air Date—13 October 1961
After a golf game, Fred thinks of an idea: to bring Wilma for a second honeymoon at the Rock Mountain Resort. However, Wilma plays a game with Fred so he can prove he loves her. Back from the resort, Fred has a lot to do to prove to Wilma that he is worthy of being with her, even being close to jealous when a big guy brings chocolate and flowers to her... |
| Original Air Date—20 October 1961
Famous Hollyrock movie star Rock Quarry comes to Bedrock to make a promotion for his hew movie. As Betty and Wilma prepare to go to this meeting, little they know that Rock is tired of this movie business and would like to go back to a simpler life. Escaping from his hotel room, Rock bumps into Fred and Barney. Playing the fact that they don't know him, Rock identifies as his real name, Gus Shultz. Fred and Barney go for the gag so seriously even the wives are fooled. However, Rock has second thoughts to his "new simple life"... |
| Original Air Date—27 October 1961
To get extra money, Fred and Barney open an office as part-time private detectives. Though business is slow, they might see some action when a sexy woman come to offer them a contract: they'll have to meet a bank manager who needs help to transfer money bags from his branch to another. Little they know that this manager is a gangster. How will it end up ? Especially when Fred and Barney might end up caught being victims of the Mob... |
| Original Air Date—3 November 1961
Fred has ambitions to advance to a higher job at the quarry. He subscribes in the "Prinstone University" night class in accounting. Having a hard time following his courses and also being annoyed by a senior student, Fred seems to fall asleep at the job. But Mr.Slate discovers this and wants him to join the football team. Little the boss know is that Fred did spoil his studies by playing football in his younger years... |
| Original Air Date—10 November 1961
To avoid spending a boring night with the wives, Fred lies to Wilma so he can play poker with Barney along with some friends. However, he wins a big amount of money and does not want to tell where he got it. He uses Barney's old wallet and tell Wilma he found a "lost wallet" with money in it. Wilma put an ad in the paper. To get back the wallet, Fred makes Barney passes as a "old poor widow" called Telly Shimolstone to try to claim the money. Little they know is that one of Wilma's friend, a journalist, is hot for this scoop... |
| Original Air Date—17 November 1961
While shopping, Betty and Wilma meet an old school friend who became a rich socialite. She invites them to the annual "Ambassador's Ball". On their side, Fred and Barney got tickets to the "Firemen's Ball". Some arguments follows, as the women's win their case. Fred and Barney are forced to go to "Charm School". The night of the ball, Fred and Barney fools around with the men while Wilma and Betty get bored of the womens'snobbish gossips. They try to get more life in this party, however this might get spoiled by two crooks disguised as "waiters waiting for the money". |
| Original Air Date—1 December 1961
The Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes organize a beauty contest. By their surprise, Fred and Barney are chosen to be judges from a draw (they were the only ballots inside the box). Afraid of having problems with the wives, they want to get out of this, but they risk expulsion by the King Buffalo. They must manage a lot of things before the big night: lots of girls go to their houses despite the ire of their wives, Fred has a problem with Mr.Slate who wants his daugther to win and Barney too with a gangster who wants his "Cookie" to win. How will it end up ? |
| Original Air Date—8 December 1961
Fred's boss, Mr.Slate, gives him tickets to a charity masquerade ball in Bedrock. However, he do invite the Rubbles since the tickets are pricey. Wanting to rent a costume, he goes to the only costume shop in town, where an obnoxious and snooty owner tells his costumes are sold out except for a double person dinosaur costume. But Fred learns by accident who his boss and this annoying shopkeeper their disguises. Wanting to praise his boss and insult this pretentious costume renter, little he knows both have switch masks at the ball... |
| Season 2, Episode 13: The PicnicOriginal Air Date—15 December 1961
To be the champion of the Annual Water Buffalo Picnic competition, Fred wants to team with another partner instead of Barney. Thinking of a former champion who did won previously, he teams with Joe Rockhead. However, the chemistry does not seem to work between these two... |
| Original Air Date—22 December 1961
Barney has a big problem: his water pipes are leaking. Though Fred with his ideas mess things up, the house gets flooded and the plumber forces Barney and Betty to get out of the house for several days. Fred offers them to stay for a while. However the wives are a bit concerned whether or not Fred and Barney will soon get in a fight. And it seems to come this way, since Barney's "at ease" attitude starts to annoy Fred's lifestyle, especially about mooching a bigger piece of cake, sleeping on table chairs, Barney's sleepwalking, a phone off the hook and last but not least, a pizza pie eaten by Barney itself ! |
| Original Air Date—29 December 1961
Fred must take Dino to the vet after Wilma told him he can't eat his dog food anymore due to a lack of energy. The vet founds a "Dino-peptic" germ in the X-Ray and recommends Dino to sleep. However, the x-ray slips away on the street and a cop reads it out. As he founds Fred's name on it, he brings it to a doctor which tells a human can die if he is asleep with this kind of germ. The cop tell Wilma about this. Along with Betty and Barney, they'll have to keep Fred awake despite his will by overnight activities, otherwise he will be a goner. How much coffee will it takes to keep Fred awake ? |
| Original Air Date—5 January 1962
Wilma tells an anecdote during her honeymoon with Fred: he had a urge to gamble. Thinking his habit has been disappeared, it is not long until Arnold the newsboy tempts him to bet on a single marbles game. Can Wilma save Fred before he starts betting and losing all the furniture in the house ? |
| Original Air Date—12 January 1962
While shopping, Betty and Wilma drops in at a drug store. A TV producer sees Wilma's hands and wants her in his next production. Seeing the next big deal, Fred becomes her manager and trainer and even risks his job to get his wife go into show business. He is ready to go too far for this ? |
| Original Air Date—19 January 1962
To get an important job opportunity at the Cave Construction Company, Fred must entertain someone who is seeking a contract with them. Since Wilma is leaving for the weekend, Fred can do the job, but this someone happens to be a businesswoman called Greta Gravel. And to make matters worst, Wilma cancels her trip to her mother and join the Rubbles to the same club where Fred and Greta are. And even worse: Greta happens to be one of Wilma's best friends ! |
| Original Air Date—26 January 1962
Wilma has hidden cash to purchase a gift to Fred: a bowling ball. While in the house while Wilma's gone, Fred thinks it is the cash for his gift and takes it to purchase it. However, back at home, Wilma tells she was robbed and was doing a police statement. Feeling guilty, he wants to return the bowling ball back and re stash the hidden money. And what if Arnold the Newsboy is smelling something fishy about this ? |
| Original Air Date—2 February 1962
Another feud started between Fred and Barney about some simple things. This time, Barney wants to sell the home. While a rich Texan wants to purchase the Rubbles' house, a redeeming Fred thinks of a plan to keep Barney as his neighbor. |
| Original Air Date—9 February 1962
Barney is tired of Fred practical jokes, as the last one almost drowned him with the garden hose. Thinking of a plan, he just happens to win 500 dollars at a jingles contest. This brought him an idea seeing all these bills, an idea that might end Fred's habit of 'practical joking'. However, at one point, Barney thinks he would like to 'keep the fish' on the line, but Betty has to stop him too... |
| Original Air Date—16 February 1962
In order to see a ball game on a days'work, Fred and Barney fake illness to get a day's off. However, at Barney's company, they force him to take a medical exam to clear him. At the doctor's office, Fred has an idea, however, it makes matters worst as Barney is sent to an hospital. How will Fred can take out Barney of this situation, especially that he has to face a tough guard nurse who knows judo ? |
| Original Air Date—23 February 1962
To help their husbands pay their house bills and get out of the housekeeping routing, Betty and Wilma are seeking job. The Bedrock Employment Agency sends them to a TV Station where the producer founds that Wilma can become a TV star by hosting a show about housekeeping and cooking. Fred, being used to have his dinner at the table when he arrives from work, is unable to cope with this situation, especially that the TV Station is having a huge success with Wilma. How will this end ? |
| Original Air Date—2 March 1962
There is a championship tournament at Bedrock Bowl and Fred must attend it. But Wilma wants to go on a date on the same night. To arrange things up, Fred brings Wilma to a drive-in movie, which is next to the bowling alleys. While he was going for errants for Wilma, Fred went to bowl and come back quickly. However, Wilma accidentally hurts Fred thumb and to make matters worst, Barney puts one of the ball holes on Fred's swelling thumb. And he can't get it out of the ball. Will he still lie to Wilma with such a big evidence that he must first get rid of ? |
| Original Air Date—9 March 1962
While going home from work, Fred and Barney saves a guy named J. Montague Gypsum who wanted to throw himself off the George Washingstone Bridge. For this, Mr.Gypsum offers to be their servant for life. Little they know is that Mr.Gypsum is in reality a big profiter as he slowly takes control of the Flintstone household. Being tired of this annoying and obnoxious fraud, Fred thinks of a plan where this guy can save his life and make it even to kick him out of his life... |
| Original Air Date—16 March 1962
Wilma's mother is in town and Fred does not like it. Mrs Slaghoople's antics really ires Fred, especially that she decides to move with them and Fred takes the garage to live in. However, on a golf game, he founds maybe the best match for his mother-in-law in the person of Texarock Millionnaire Melville J.Muchrock. Mrs.Slaghoople is very pleased of this match, however, rumor of a "fake millionaire" who takes money from helpless women makes Fred suspicious about his mother-in-law new boyfriend. It's up to him and Barney to settle the score before she gets ruined by this suspicious Texan... |
| Original Air Date—23 March 1962
Angered since he didn't have a confirmation for a raise at his job, Fred writes a mean letter to Mr.Slate. While he took a walk to mail the letter, Mr.Slate comes to the house and explained an error occurred in the mail delivery, and Fred will get his raise. Learning the news from Wilma back home, Fred must try to intercept the letter before the mailman gets it. And of course trying to fool a cop who is wondering why Fred is standing so long close to the mailbox... |
| Original Air Date—30 March 1962
While eating out with Barney, Fred stumbles into an old school friend, Sherman, who is now the owner of a Rock Vegas hotel. The latter invites them to his place. The Flintstones and The Rubbles head to Rock Vegas, however, Fred happens to disobey Wilma's order not to gamble, thus losing the money in a slot machine. What will happen next ? |
| Original Air Date—6 April 1962
Fred receives an invitation to be a contestant for the popular show "The Price is the Price". However, Barney takes his place due to a sudden "stagefright", and happens to win a houseboat. As it was Fred's ticket and Barney participating, they have no choice but to share the prize. More trouble comes ahead when they decide to put the boat afloat... Can two captains stop arguing and get the boat sailing ? |
| Original Air Date—13 April 1962
Wilma gives Fred's old clothes to a rummage sale, but puts the box in Barney's car. Fred thinks his clothes are stolen, but when a cop discovers the box, he starts to suspect Barney is a kleptomaniac. Learing he went for an errant at the department store, Fred tries to watch him, however a suspecting store detective has also an eye for Fred's bizarre behavior... |
| Original Air Date—20 April 1962
Annoyed that Wilma falls for Italian actor "Roberto Rockellini", Fred wants to do the same and grows a mustache, as well as wearing an ascot and acting charming. However, Wilma thinks he might get too far, especially when she thinks women are chasing or falling for him. |
| Original Air Date—30 April 1962
Interested by Barney's activities as a little-league baseball coach, Fred wants to be a part of it and becomes umpire for the matches. Little he knows that the parents of the kids are taking the thing too seriously. The day of the game between the "Bedrock Giants" and the "Grittsburg Pirates", he learns it the hard way... |
| Original Air Date—14 September 1962
Dino is a fan of "Sassie", a TV show shown on Channel 7 featuring a lady Dino. Annoyed by this, Fred gets over the top when Dino purchases too much "Dino-Gro" pet food to get an autographed picture. However, when he sees that the studios need a male Dino to share the lead in the show, Fred brings Dino for a "try-out" at the studio. However, if Hollyrock seems promising to Fred money wise, he noticed that it has its hard sides, at the cost of maybe losing Dino. |
| Original Air Date—21 September 1962
Barney loses his job again. To help his neighbor, Fred attempts to meet his boss Mr.Slate to offer Barney a job. However, Fred is reluctant to say Mr.Slate is unable to hire any employee. The next morning, Fred is forced by Barney to take him at the Slate Gravel Pit. While meeting Mr.Slate, Barney discovers he has "family ties" with the boss and the latter gives him a job as executive. Fred is not amused by this, but must accept the fact that Barney is the boss, facing the cost of losing his old job. But he takes his distance radically from his neighbor, who also starts to have second thoughts about this new job... |
| Original Air Date—28 September 1962
Fred is again at his "get-rich-quick" schemes. He wants to invent a new soft drink able to knock off all the famous soft drinks in the market. He tests several ones with no luck. At one point, Barney do taste a sample but he becomes invisible. Fred has to hide this fact to Wilma and Betty and try to reappear Barney as he was before more trouble gets on the way... |
| Original Air Date—5 October 1962
Fred is in a bad luck streak: he is unable to bowl correctly and a very big championship awaits his Water Buffalo team against the Rockland Rockets. It reflects in his job where he accidentally destroys a truck. Mr.Slate may forget this incident if Fred wins the bowling game. And to make matters worse, some employees have bet their wages'money on Fred's team. Trying to find a solution, Fred might find it at Bedrock's Dance School, where a little ballet might bring back his coordination... |
| Season 3, Episode 5: The TwitchOriginal Air Date—12 October 1962
To help for Wilma's charity show, Fred must find an attraction. He visits a friend who is a star agent. However the choice is very poor and Fred must act quick to get a top billing name. He lies to Wilma when he tells he has hired rocker "Rock Roll" to the show. But to redeem himself, he and Barney go meet the rocker at his suite and he accepts. But some bad luck about "pickled dodo eggs" might occur and Fred must think of a plan "B" if the rocker becomes mute... |
| Original Air Date—19 October 1962
Fred and Barney must attend a Water Buffalo convention in a snow resort. As they are bored in their house, Betty and Wilma goes for the ride but are disguised. Both are invited to participate in a "snow beauty queen" contest. However, Barney is accidentally involved in a coup concerning a stolen diamond. A suspicious butler and maid takes Barney as their main contact, but when the real one arrives, Barney and Fred must run for their lives... |
| Original Air Date—26 October 1962
Unable to get the perfect gift for Wilma's birthday, Fred gives her a "doozy dodo bird" who talks, that she accepts reluctantly. At the same evening, Fred and Barney attend the Water Buffalo meeting where they announce a major convention in Frantic City. Aware most of their wives will not let them go there, the Grand Poobah will send a fake doctor to give them a case of "dipsy-doodlitis" to excuse them from their home. However, all goes well, but the dodo bird overhears and repeats what the false doctor said. Fred and Barney must get ride of the bird before it snitches to Betty and Wilma... |
| Original Air Date—9 November 1962
Fred thinks soon another addition to the family will come. However, it is far from what he thinks. |
| Original Air Date—9 November 1962
In order to prove his uncle Tex that he has a "descendant" and to get his inheritance, Fred must find a baby to pass for his son. After unfortunate attempts to adopt a kid, he asks Barney to pass for Fred's son against his will when Uncle Tex comes to visit. |
| Original Air Date—16 November 1962
Wilma and Betty thrill for a TV show, "Hawaiian Spy" and their star Larry Lava, so much they forget their steaks on the barbecue. However, Fred does not like it at all having burnt steaks. Hearing that a contest for an all-expenses trip to Hawaii featuring an appearance on one episode, Wilma puts a ballot in for Fred, including the fact that he is athletic and "can wrestle dinosaurs". |
| Original Air Date—23 November 1962
Fred hears from Barney there is a big ball game and the latter will attend it while Fred's at work. He also knows it is Ladies Day, where a lady accompanied by a paying customer gets in for free. Fred happens to have Wilma's old clothes for a rummage sale and disguises himself as a woman to sneak out of his job and attend the ball game with Barney. However, he gets somewhat into trouble with the police who suspects him of wooing women while searching for Fred... |
| Original Air Date—30 November 1962
Barney has a painful toothache. In order to save a bill from a dentist, Fred tries to help him snatch the aching tooth. Without luck, Fred brings him to a dentist for dinosaurs. However, the dentist puts too much gas into Barney's nose while he's on the phone that he "floats" away in the air. Fred must cope to keep Barney on the ground as his "floating" might get him into trouble. And mostly that he want to attend a big boxing match at night. |
| Original Air Date—7 December 1962
A new executive at the quarry tells Fred he must get his high school degree to keep his job. Mr.Slate gives him a leave of absence to complete his course and get a diploma. A bit embarrassed, he tells Wilma that he goes to an executive school. However, at school, he is a popular student with the kids, so much that he arrives tired at home at night. Suspecting this school is too much for Fred, Wilma asks Barney to check on Fred... |
| Original Air Date—14 December 1962
Fred is seeking a new job at a hotel, however he must pass a medical in order to be hired. In the meanwhile, Wilma asks Fred to subscribe to a life insurance in case he passes away. A series of unfortunate events makes Fred suspect that his wife is attempting on his life, while it's not the case. And especially when one of Wilma's former boyfriends is a knife thrower at a circus, which is in town... |
| Original Air Date—21 December 1962
Vacation is around the corner and Fred must find an activity to fill the dead time. He purchases a "polarock" camera and goes around town to take photos. He gets into all kinds of adventures along with Barney. |
| Original Air Date—4 January 1963
Fred wants to teach Wilma a lesson for hoping the kissing burglar who's active in the neighborhood will come to their house. |
| Original Air Date—11 January 1963
This day would come soon: Wilma is a bit tired of housekeeping and asks the help of a house maid, Lollabrigida for the house chores. However, Fred with his loud signing annoys the maid who quits her job. This puts Wilma in a fragile position when Betty asked her maid to help for receiving important guests at home. And on the other side, Fred invites his boss Mr.Slate at home for dinner... |
| Season 3, Episode 18: The HeroOriginal Air Date—18 January 1963
After a Lodge meeting at the Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes, Barney saves a baby from an accident. While Barney is out getting something for the baby, a crowd comes and greet Fred as the hero who saved the baby. Fred takes the fact so seriously that it irritates Wilma so much. Discovering the lie, Wilma won't speak to Fred until he redeems with his self-conscience, who confronts him in a ghostly matter. |
| Original Air Date—25 January 1963
Because he and Betty are babysitting a nephew, Barney hasn't got time to go to a bowling tournament with Fred, who therefore strongly dislikes the baby. |
| Original Air Date—1 February 1963
Wilma's mother visits and father-to-be Fred wants to show he's a kind man by being nice to her, even tough she's very hostile to him. |
| Original Air Date—8 February 1963
Fred tries to find a maid so that Wilma doesn't have to do household chores. This turns out to be easier said than done. |
| Original Air Date—15 February 1963
Fred wants to ask his boss for a raise and Barney has an idea to get it. However, instead of getting a raise, Fred gets fired. |
| Original Air Date—22 February 1963
According to the doctor, any day now, the blessed event can take place. Fred and Barney undertake a rehearsal. |
| Original Air Date—1 March 1963
Wilma's mother has sent a very strict and rigid nurse to take care of baby Pebbles and the household. |
| Original Air Date—8 March 1963
Barney asks Fred to go to a wrestling game with him. Fred wants to go, but he promised Wilma to babysit Pebbles. |
| Original Air Date—22 March 1963
Thinking Barney is a bad influence on Pebbles, Fred decides the Flintstones should move to a more elite neighborhood. |
| Original Air Date—29 March 1963
Fred wants to bring everyone on vacation, but Wilma wants to stay home. In order to make up for Fred's request to go away on a holiday, Wilma secretly rents the house to a Swedish music band. Fred rents a trailer and brings them to "Jellyrockstone Park". But unexpected things (including a picnic basket snatched by Yogi Bear !) happens and despite Wilma's requests, he returns home with the family... |
| Original Air Date—5 April 1963
Because she needs to prepare for the surprise party for Fred's birthday, Wilma asks Barney to drive Fred around all day. Things don't exactly go as planned after the two of them fall asleep. |
| Original Air Date—19 September 1963
Mr.Slate's company is building the Bedrock Bowl, which is about to receive superstar Ann-Margrock for its first show. However, going for a ride, Ann has a flat tire on her sports car and seeks help at the Flintstones' home. She gets attached to Pebbles. However, as they don't know who she really is (goes under the name of Annie), Fred and Barney practice for a "talent search show" for a chance to perform with Ann-Margrock herself. Annie decides to help the guys a bit... |
| Original Air Date—26 September 1963
Fred spends a fine afternoon in the backyard with little Pebbles. Arrive Arnold the News Boy who challenges Fred for a ping-ping game. Afterwards, Arnold offers to take care of Pebbles while Fred takes a nap on his hammock. He dreams that future years won't be good for old Fred, especially when an older Arnold begins to take his place in everything. And to make matters worse, Arnold gets engaged with Pebbles ! |
| Original Air Date—3 October 1963
Fred gets tired of Barney and Betty coming every night to entertain Pebbles. As he throws them out of the house, Wilma is infuriated and tells Fred that the Rubbles have not yet a child. He apologizes to them, however, Betty and Barney wishes upon a shooting star. The next morning, Barney stumbles into a basket containing a little boy, named Bamm-Bamm. The Rubbles want to adopt the kid, however, the Bedrock Adoption Agency has another person on the list to adopt Bamm-Bamm: the rich Mr.Rockerfeather. |
| Original Air Date—10 October 1963
Fred has a string in his finger: he must get something for one member of his family. Thinking it is Pebbles, Wilma makes him remember that it is Dino's birthday. Dino is quite disappointed. However, Fred mistakenly thinks Dino tried to attack Pebbles while trying to save her. The next day, Dino runs away from home. The Flinstones are sad, especially Pebbles who don't want to eat at all. Fred and Barney take all means to bring Dino back. They think Dino was dog-napped by an obnoxious movie producer who has a Dino look-a-like. Fred bets he'll spend one week in Dino's dog house if it's the wrong dog he chose... |
| Original Air Date—17 October 1963
Fred plans to bring Pebbles to her first circus show, but he has to get his eyes examined as he is unable to see some things from far. However, the optician gives him wrong glasses. The misadventures starts when Fred takes a lost baby monkey from the Circus who looks like Pebbles. When he goes to the circus, the baby monkey escapes from Fred's lap. He runs after the chimp up to the high wire, Then Wilma and the Rubbles explain to Fred the real Pebbles is with them. |
| Original Air Date—24 October 1963
Fred and Wilma's favorite TV show, Hum Along with Herman, organize a "Barber shop quartet" contest. Fred organizes it with the help of two gravel pit workmates and Barney at the last moment. However, since Barney is unable to sing except in the bathtub, Fred organize the act with a rolling bathtub in order that Barney can sing the right notes. But bringing the bathtub into Bedrock is not such an easy task... |
| Original Air Date—31 October 1963
Fred and Barney both get glued to Barney's new bowling ball. |
| Original Air Date—7 November 1963
Fred prepares for a big ball game between the Slate quarry and another company. He feels so confident since he heard some "big league" scouts might be around for the game. However, all's not going well for Fred as he is unable to complete the game either on offense or defense. A young employee, Roger Marble, takes over his place...and his uniform and help the team win. Two major league scouts from the Boulder City Giants, Leo Ferocious and Casey Stangel noticed him, but mistaken for Fred. He gets the offer, but his over-inflated ego irates both families, especially when they try to make him think it is Roger Marble who deserves to be a big leaguer... |
| Original Air Date—14 November 1963
Betty wants to purchase a rocking chair for Barney's birthday and is trying to get a small job to help get the money. She founds an ad about a job running errands as an old lady for an handicapped woman on a wheelchair. But she founds strange that she has to change big bills to purchase few items. All that Betty ignores is that is a cover-up as the handicapped lady is a fraud called Greta Gravel, and her accomplice prints counterfeit money to pass on shops and gets change in real money. But what Betty should do when she hears the facts about this scam ? |
| Original Air Date—21 November 1963
Betty and Wilma listen to a talk show where they hear that they can do what they want from their husbands, as they attempt to talk to them in their sleep and influence them in a subliminal matter. At one point, the wives are getting their shares, but when Fred overhears them and discovers what happened to his mind, he plans to do something very big with Barney to dissuade the women and to stop this nonsense. |
| Original Air Date—28 November 1963
Fred brings Pebbles to the supermarket and discovers she puts a lot of things in the basket without noticing. Fred is afraid his daughter might get a bit kleptomaniac. While at the jewelers'shop to purchase a gift to Wilma, a petty thief puts an expensive diamond collar in Pebbles'crib. Back home, Wilma is surprised of the "gift" but Fred suspects that Pebbles grabbed it accidentally. He has to go back at night with Barney to the jewelery shop, but the thief is also on the spot to get back his loot... |
| Original Air Date—5 December 1963
On the bus going to work, Fred and Barney overhears that a "most beautiful baby" contest will be set in Bedrock. Despite Wilma's objections, Fred gets Pebbles entered in the contest with the help of Barney's. However, to his big surprise at the pageant's night, he hears from the producer it's for young women only... But Pebbles make an impression to the public despite her young age. |
| Original Air Date—12 December 1963
Fred is somewhat tired of strolling promenades with the baby, afraid of being "branded". His last promenade along with Barney and Bamm-Bamm almost ended badly with a saber-tooth tiger claw ripping his back shirt. However, he hears from a friend that there is a club called Daddy's Anonymous, where the tots are left in their strollers at a parking lot while the dads are playing cards. However, after a night where Fred came in late with Pebbles, Wilma have her suspicions about this sudden "irresponsible" attitude... |
| Original Air Date—19 December 1963
The Flintstones and the Rubbles are fans of a 'reality show', called "Peek-a-boo Camera", which catches unsuspected people on candid cameras. Wanting to date their wives, Fred and Barney receive a call inviting them to "Bachelor Party" organized by the Water Buffaloes. As they lie to their wives that they are going to the hospital to see an agonizing brother, Fred and Barney have a ball at the party. Little they know they were caught on "Peek-A-Boo Camera", and then signed a contract. But consequences for this can be treacherous, and both must try to stop this nonsense before the wives discover the lie... |
| Original Air Date—26 December 1963
Wilma and Fred are victims of a burglar, the kind who walks away while their victims are counting "nice and slow". However, Fred seems kind of embarrassed since he should have defended himself. Though Wilma does not think of it, Fred tries to find a way to prove he is not a coward. But at one point, Fred unexpectedly crosses the man who did steal his wallet... |
| Original Air Date—2 January 1964
An alien spacecraft lands on Fred's backyard without him knowing it. The Grand Master makes ten clones of Fred to examine life on Earth before any attempts of Alien Invasion. Results of this brings the real Fred to lots of problems, especially that the Fred clones are causing trouble to Fred's entourage, in particular both families and his boss Mr.Slate... |
| Original Air Date—9 January 1964
The Flintstones and the Rubbles take a vacation to Rockapulco leaving the kids to Mrs.Slaghoople. However, Fred takes Mexico so exotically that he grows a mustache and passes himself as El Terrifico, a secret agent who can do a lot of stuff, including bull fighting. As the rest are a bit annoyed of this arrogance, a couple of jewel smugglers, Rocco and Stella, want to take advantage of Fred's naive attitude, despite the fact that Wilma does not like the sexy looks of Stella. |
| Original Air Date—16 January 1964
Fred learns from an attorney that he inherited a house in "Arkanrock", up in the Hills. However, little he knows that this is a trap set by a local family, the Hatrocks, who had a long feud with Fred's descendants, and wants to continue it at all costs. Though Fred knew a bit about his uncle Zeke, he takes the risk and bring his family and the Rubbles as well to the Hills. He learns the hard way about this bloody feud... |
| Original Air Date—23 January 1964
Fred adopts a small cat and brings him home. Though he seems inoffensive at first and likes Pebbles despite Dino's jealousy, he grows up and becomes a giant lion. Fearing it might become a dangerous animal to keep, Wilma suggests to Fred to send it in a zoo. |
| Original Air Date—30 January 1964
The sudden accidental flooding of the gravel pit forces Fred to take a vacation. He decides along with Barney to take both families for a camping trip out to "Shangri-La-Dee-Da". However, little they know is at the same time, a massive boy-scout jamboree will take place. Both families will have to cope with the scouts, especially Fred and Barney who used to be scout masters. |
| Original Air Date—6 February 1964
Fred has too much stuff at home and decides to build an extra room. However, another feud starts when Barney tells Fred he voted for Joe Rockhead as the new Poobah at the Water Buffalo Lodge. The worst comes when Barney hears from a city clerk that the extra room that Fred built is on his side of the land. Fred has to endure Barney's presence at the extra room, but patience has its limits. |
| Original Air Date—13 February 1964
Seeing that their husbands are bearing new Water Buffalo hats, Wilma and Betty are wondering if ever women will get into the Lodge one day. However, Fred and Barney are invited by a big night at the Lodge. Tired to see their husbands going away like this, Wilma and Betty disguised themselves as men wearing Water Buffalo hats and sneaks into the Lodge meetings. They learn the 'hard way' why women will never be part of the Water Buffalo membership... |
| Original Air Date—20 February 1964
Fred annoys everybody by constantly showing home videos he made of Pebbles. |
| Original Air Date—27 February 1964
To promote their next movie, Son of Rockzilla, the producers noticed Fred and promise star status if he wears the Rockzilla costume. However, that evening, Fred is unable to take off the mask out of the costume. Unaware that part of the promotion is being chased by cops, Fred must get help from Barney before being shot by the police, or being abducted by a female "Rockzilla" who just escaped from the zoo... |
| Original Air Date—5 March 1964
Fred, Wilma, Barney and Betty reminisce about the first time they met. |
| Original Air Date—12 March 1964
Wilma has good chances to become "Good Cavekeeping Housekeeper of the Year". However, Fred has doubts how much work Wilma does in a day at home opposed to the quarry. For changes, Wilma challenges Fred to switch their chores for a day. Each other has their part of problems, Fred with housekeeping and Wilma at the gravel pit. But at the end of the day, the director of the magazine comes for one final visit to confirm Wilma as a winner. But she is absent and Fred must think of some ideas to take over her place... |
| Season 5, Episode 1: Hop HappyOriginal Air Date—17 September 1964
By seeing Bamm-Bamm having fun with Dino, Barney thinks of buying a pet of his own. At the "Bedrock Pet Shoppe", Barney and Bamm-Bamm chose an unusual animal: a "Hopparoo". At home, Fred and Dino are chasing a mouse which frightens Wilma. The mouse goes to Barney's garage where Hoppy is standing. Both Dino and Fred are scared thinking the mouse has grown big. But Fred sees that it is Barney's pet. Fred does not like this "hopparoo" at all since it can beat him. But at a family's picnic, both pets Dino and Hoppy unexpectedly saves them from a close cliff fall... |
| Original Air Date—24 September 1964
A bowling ball falls on Fred's head and Barney takes him to a doctor. However, this Dr. Frankenstone has a machine that can switch personalities and he's looking for a human guinea pig. |
| Original Air Date—1 October 1964
Fred invented a fat-reducing drink. That is, he thinks he did, but after he drinks it, he shrinks and ends up being about a foot high. |
| Original Air Date—8 October 1964
Fred has to organize Pebbles' first birthday party as well as a Water Buffalo Lodge party. |
| Original Air Date—15 October 1964
One of Wilma's former boyfriends, a rodeo cowboy, is in town for a competition. Fred is a bit jealous of this showoff, and to make matters worse, Pebbles gets attached to him quickly. In order to win her back, Fred decides to secretly participate at one of the Rodeo's acts at all costs... |
| Original Air Date—22 October 1964
Everyone at the Slate Quarry gets invited to Mr.Slate's private party, except Fred. He is mumbling all night for not being invited. After telling the tale of Cinderellastone to the children, Fred falls asleep, but gets awaken by a "Fairy Godmother" who changes him to a classy gentleman so he can go to Slate's Party, by condition that he comes back by midnight. On the spot, as Mr.Mumbles, he is a hit at the party, even charming Mr.Slate's wife and even recommending himself indirectly to a very important position to Slate himself... But Midnight is about to strike soon... |
| Original Air Date—29 October 1964
Fred hears from a telegram he inherits money and a mansion owned by his uncle Giggles Flintstone. Little he knew that he was crazy and exccentric. However, to inherit the money, he must spend a night at the mansion. But one clause makes shiver everyone: if Fred dies, the butler, the cook and the gardener gets his share. And this threesome have so much scary weapons that Fred and Barney must be at their guards all night long, and beware that "scary laugh"... |
| Original Air Date—5 November 1964
After watching a James Bondrock movie, Fred and Barney goes to get burgers and some buns for the dinner. However, on the way, they witness a man being kidnapped after giving them a paper with a civic address. They meet the mysterious Madame Yes but not without being abducted by henchmen, who brings them to the notorious Dr.Sinister's island. Though they claim they know nothing about what's going on, they have to go into torture in a "Pit and the Pendulum" way, not without meeting again Madame Yes, the evil Dr.Sinister himself, and some judo chops to try to escape this evil island... |
| Original Air Date—12 November 1964
The Flintstones and the Rubbles are about to get new neighbors: the Gruesomes. After moving to a strange mansion next door, they receive them in a rather friendly matter. But when Weirdley Gruesome asks Fred and Barney to mind little Gobi at the mansion while he and Grisella are away for the afternoon, they're in for an horror treat ! |
| Original Air Date—19 November 1964
The Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes are organizing a "most beautiful baby" contest to all parents of Bedrock. What happens to be a simple contest becomes a war of words when both Barney and Fred and the wives argue they both have beautiful babies. The conflict might go too far, especially that Bamm-Bamm and Pebbles are the best of friends, and don't care what their parents think of each other. When it goes too far, the two babies run away... |
| Original Air Date—26 November 1964
Fred and an obnoxious new neighbor, Mr Loudrock, can't stand each other so much. And Fred's in a fighting mood against that dominating brute. But what makes matters worst is that Dino has fallen in love with Mr.Loudrock female dinosaur. |
| Original Air Date—3 December 1964
The King of Stonesylvania is in town to get a deal for his country. However, he is tired of his duties and wants to do what the "pheasants" are doing. But there is something particular about this king: he looks like Fred. Discovering his Majesty has gone away, the King's attendants are desperate, until they spot Fred and asks to be his lookalike for the "King's Ball". However, all might not be easy as both the King and Fred encounters a lot of misadventures, in which Barney, Betty and Wilma are involved as well... |
| Original Air Date—10 December 1964
In his spare time, Barney builds a sport car, which Fred finds dangerous to drive. However, he hears about the Indianrockpolis 500 race and thinking the prize money can be useful for Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm's student funding, he enters the race but since Mr Slate is unable to give him a day off, he lies that he is sick. Along with Barney, they go to the race track without telling the wives, but Fred must enter the race under a false name: Goggles Paesano. But how can they easily fool Mr Slate who attends the race, as well as Betty and Wilma who saw Barney waiving at the crowd, and knowing Fred can risk his life on a track where he drives like he's coming home on the freeway... |
| Season 5, Episode 14: Adobe DickOriginal Air Date—17 December 1964
Fred and Barney are going to a "fishing contest" with the Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes. In order to get the best catch, Fred goes away with Barney on the high seas without Captain Ahab noticing. But they meet with the notorious whale Adobe Dick who takes a bite out of them. They must find a way to escape the Whale's tummy before they become stuck like a certain Jonas who was there... |
| Original Air Date—25 December 1964
It's Christmas time in Bedrock. In order to get more money for the gifts for the family and friends, Fred takes a job at Macyrock. Though a bit incapable for certain tasks, Mr Macyrock thinks of letting him away until he hears his Santa Claus won't be there because he has a flu. Since Fred's good with the kids, he is such a hit at the department store that on Christmas eve, some unusual visitors come to ask him a big favor from someone at the North Pole... |
| Original Air Date—1 January 1965
Fred wins a flying lesson at the Water Buffalo raffle. Thinking he can get some cash back from this, he is convinced by the owner, a sexy female instructor, that he can become a good pilot for the airlines. Fred takes flying lessons, but does lie to Wilma that he goes for bowling. However, a famous "gossip" discovers it all. Fred tells the truth, but brings the family over on a picnic at the airport at the next day so Fred can do his solo exam. But not all goes well, especially that the airport is next to a military zone. |
| Original Air Date—8 January 1965
Fred wants a second car for the family and attend the police "car auction" to purchase one. However, he has an eye for a car which used to belong to a gangster. A shady man tried to get the car, but Fred glues his mouth to win the bid. He soon learns the hard way that a mob boss wanted the car, as he was told they are diamonds hidden in it. The gangsters pursue Fred, Barney and Dino to their hideout... |
| Original Air Date—15 January 1965
The Flintstones and the Rubbles have a good time at the Bedrock World Fair. They visit a science exhibit where a professor explains that he has build a time machine to travel them through future. The foursome has visited and have its share of adventures in the Roman Times with Emperor Nero, on the Santa Maria with Christopher Columbus, the Medieval Times with King Arthur, Philadelphia with Benjamin Franklin and the New York's World Fair of 1964 ! |
| Original Air Date—22 January 1965
Fred fears a visit by Jethro Hatrock, who was in feud with his family in the past, but he comes in peace as he is on the way with his family to the World's Fair. But Fred's generosity goes too far, as the Hatrocks extend their stay at the Flintstones'household, and Wilma does not like it. To get rid of the Hatrocks, Fred send them to the Gruesomes with no luck. However, he founds something the hillbillies really hate: Bug Music ! This might be the solution ! |
| Original Air Date—29 January 1965
Fred has an opportunity to manage an apartment building called Bedrock Towers, besides his job at the quarry, but he has to lease the house for one year. He moves the family to the Towers, however, as Fred is at the job, Wilma is caught with the repairs to the many apartments. Fred discovers the downsides as well, and missing the Rubbles, but far from worst, Mr.Slate now fires any employee who has a "second job" and is interested to stay at "Bedrock Towers". Fred must disguise himself in order to hide his "moonlighting" to the boss... |
| Original Air Date—5 February 1965
The Flintstones and the Rubbles are spending their vacation in the desert looking for Uranium. They arrive at an authentic Western Ghost Town, and Fred finds that the Sheriff is one of his school friends. He offers the job of "Sheriff for a day", but the catch is that three brothers are coming to town by train to shoot the sheriff, whoever he is. The whole town is hiding the lie to Fred while he is strolling around town. But he discovers the truth sooner or later, and has two options: leave town or face the criminals... |
| Original Air Date—12 February 1965
Uncle Tex invites both families to fly to his ranch deep in the heart of Texarock. However he asks his nephew Fred a big but dangerous favor: to be in the lookout of outlaw rustler Billy the Kidder and his gang, who steals cattle out of the ranch. In order to catch the gang, Fred and Barney must disguise as a longhorn steer. But a cow named Carmen fell in love with the false steer, and might cost Barney and Fred a lynching party staged by the murderous Billy himself... |
| Original Air Date—19 February 1965
Going for ice cream, Fred and Barney gets picked up by a private detective, who wants to use them to cover and arrest dangerous people. They happen to live a lot of misadventures, without knowing that they are part of a "reality show". |
| Season 5, Episode 24: SuperstoneOriginal Air Date—26 February 1965
Barney and the children are fans of Superstone, a super-hero show on TV. Fred does not believe in this stuff, and he's even reluctant to bring Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm see the hero in person at a local theater. However, he resigns to bring everyone. But on the day of the show, the star resigns and the producers are desperate for a replacement. Fred comes to complaint about this, but he is asked to play Superstone on stage. As he accepts, he saves the day for the fans, however the next day, a duo of crooks take advantage of the success and takes Fred's place as Superstone while robbing the box office. Now, it's up to Fred to clear his name out and as well bring back confidence to Superstone's fans ! |
| Original Air Date—5 March 1965
The producers of a movie series called Hercurock are desperate to find an hunky actor to play the Greek Hero in an upcoming production. Fred accepts, but finds that being a movie star is quite a hard job, especially when he arrives home very tired, spoiling an "Hollyrock Party" to his honor. Tired of this nonsense, Wilma wants to stop all this at all costs... |
| Original Air Date—12 March 1965
It's vacation time for both families and all of them head for the beaches. However, Wilma suspects that many teenagers with their surfboards are raiding the area, and for a reason: Fred mistakenly booked during the "school breaks". Instead of leaving, he joins the teen set, who nicknamed him Troy. But Fred is not that much of a water person, and most of the time, he gets saved by a lifeguard who is non other than teen idol Jimmy Darrock. |
| Original Air Date—17 September 1965
On a weekend afternoon at home, Fred discovers the children are playing music instruments. After a small lap, he sees Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm signing with perfect pitch. They call famous manager Eppy Brianstone to take care of the two small wonders. The kids have become overnight hits and it's mostly Wilma and Betty along with the manager who takes care of them, leaving Fred and Barney aside. On the eve of going to Eurock, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm are due to play at the Bedrock Theater. Having enough of this media circus, Fred and Barney have a plan to snatch the kids, forgetting though that they signed a contract with Brianstone leaving to the latter total control of the kids'lives... |
| Original Air Date—24 September 1965
Hearing that his mother-in-law will move in close to one of its favorite son-in-laws, Fred must find a way to get a place for her. While going for golf, he discovers with Barney a house on the hill being on sale. Fred purchases it and begins the renovations. But they didn't say a word to the wives, who suspects them of "other activities". However, when Wilma discovers this, she is proud, but Fred has to move the house since it was build over an artesian well. But moving a house down the hill might be risky...and deadly for Fred and Barney... |
| Original Air Date—1 October 1965
Another Hollyrock movie is getting shot in Bedrock, starring famous actor Stoney Curtis. His manager launches a contest in which Stoney must be a slave for a day in order to shoot the movie "Slave Boy". Wilma and Betty win the contest, and Fred is eager to prove that Stoney is just another Hollywood phony by exaggerating the chores around the house. Wilma is tired of this and asked Stoney to ask Fred if he wants to be an actor. The latter takes it so seriously that he put the house on sale. This time, Stoney must find a way to temperate Fred's over inflated ego... |
| Original Air Date—8 October 1965
Fred and Barney are called for Jury Duty for the trial of "The Mangler", a vicious and ruthless thief. As Fred is chief of the jury, he ignores the Mangler's tricks to avoid jail, but Barney and the rest are no fools and convince Fred to vote a guilty verdict. The Mangler swears to escape jail and take over Fred. The latter, burden with fear, takes every measure of protection available, but the Mangler escapes. Barney invites the families to his retreat in the Mountains. But a mysterious ear caught the plan: could it be the Mangler or a police detective protecting Fred all the way ? |
| Original Air Date—15 October 1965
Fred has received a huge income tax return and invites the families to the circus. However, the circus owner is unable to control the show as the artists come and complaint they were never paid. The owner does sells the circus to Fred, that thinks having this type of business is a ball. But the artists walk on him and Fred must put up a show with Barney, or the police will shut the place and jail Fred. The Show must go on... |
| Season 6, Episode 6: SamanthaOriginal Air Date—22 October 1965
As being next door neighbors to the Flintstones and Rubbles, Samantha Stephens pays them a visit while Darren is away. Fred and Barney are about to get away for the woods, but brags that women can't survive the wilderness. To teach them a lesson, Samantha brings Wilma, Betty and the kids to the wood. And of course, makes magic with her "nose twitch" to give them a touch of "Bewitched" to the men... |
| Original Air Date—29 October 1965
Wilma made a big breakfast to Fred who suspects something: she wants to go out and eat at the expensive and posh "Chateau Rocktambleau" restaurant for one night. Fred and Barney can't afford this type of place, until an encounter with an alien creature might change their minds. They meet the "Great Gazoo" from Planet Zetox, who grants them every wish they asked for... This gives them an opportunity to Fred and Barney to take out the girls at the "Chateau". But at one point, can an alien be there at all times to grant their wishes? |
| Original Air Date—5 November 1965
Fred is not keen to attend the Slate annual picnic and play a lot of childish pranksters. However, at one point to make himself forgotten, he moves away from the crowd and fall asleep under a tree. He seems to wake up twenty years later, as he sees the world changed: Barney has become a millionaire and an oil tycoon, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm are married and Wilma is an old maid living in a cottage next to Barney's estate. Was he so forgotten after all these years ? |
| Original Air Date—12 November 1965
The Slate Quarry workers want a raise and union themselves to get their share. They ask Fred to negotiate. However, as Slate is keen to raise the salaries of the employees, he must fire someone, and it is Fred. Now unemployed, Fred must find a new job. He happens to have gravel berry pie for dessert. A supermarket Tycoon, Mr Safestone, is impressed and asks Fred to make these pies and sell it as the Gravelberry Pie King. Both families are involved in the production, but Gazoo tells Fred he does not have its fair share. He tells Mr.Safestone, and then again he is fired. Fred is stuck now selling pies for himself... |
| Original Air Date—19 November 1965
An organization who wants to take control of the world targets to kidnap a professor who looks like Barney. However, they spot Barney and attempts to abduct him. However, the Great Gazoo gives Fred a taste of James Bondrock by lending him a sophisticated sports car. However, the little alien will be of much help when Barney and Fred are finally caught by Dr.Stonefinger and his henchmen, as they force them to tell the recipe of a secret formula they don't even know about... |
| Original Air Date—26 November 1965
The annual Water Buffalo masquerade ball is around the corner. Fred and Barney have a fight since they have the same (devil) costume. Fred decides to make his costume secret, even putting booby traps against Barney. On the night of the party, a massive radio promotion for a rock group turns to a close riot in Bedrock: the Way-Outs, using a Martian gimmick are promotion their new hit. And this does not help Fred, who is dressed as a Space Man for the ball. |
| Original Air Date—3 December 1965
Betty, Wilma and the kids are fans of Shinrock, a popular pop music TV show. While trying to get tickets for the show, Fred accidentally hits his leg and the teenagers are imitating his move. The show host, Jimmy O'Neilstone, invites him to a "Shinrock" night at the "Bedrock-A-Go-Go" to show to the world this new dance called the "Flintstone Frantic". But Fred is not too keen about this sudden celebrity status... |
| Original Air Date—10 December 1965
Two unusual characters are watching Barney while on a day on the beach. These are Rockarabian guards, who are thinking Barney is the heir to the Rockarabia Royal Throne. Barney is brought into the hotel where the Rockarabians are staying. Curious to see what Barney will expect, Fred attempts to enter despite heavy security. But Barney saves him and invite him to the royal pleasures. However, when Barney has to take wives from a harem and facing the principles of the prime minister who seems very strict, he wants to go back to his simple life with Fred. But getting out from this situation can be deadly, as abdication can mean a sudden beheading ! |
| Original Air Date—17 December 1965
As the wives want to go on a date, Fred and Barney must go to an important bowling practice. They ask the Great Gazoo to create doubles of themselves. All goes well, but the "clones" are taking too much place and Fred and Barney are not eager to lose their place among their wives... |
| Original Air Date—7 January 1966
Fred's childish ego about being superior annoys Wilma to a high, so much Fred must sleep at Barney's while Betty joins Wilma at Fred's house. However, both are making nightmares about how they can cope being singles again, but at one point, they can't get themselves out of their heads... |
| Original Air Date—14 January 1966
Fred has a sudden case of allergy sneezing. To cure it, he goes to a drug store to buy some "Scram". However, the drug store owner experiments a drug which can turn a human into an ape. At the drug store, Fred sneezes at the counter where Scram bottles are put, but saw a look-alike bottle where the ape pills are. Results turns out Fred is turning into an ape each time he takes a pill for his sudden sneezing. And the worst can happen when Fred brings Pebbles and the family to the Bedrock Zoo. |
| Original Air Date—21 January 1966
Fred borrows money from Mr.Slate to spend a good long weekend with the family. He spends the money for a new hammock and gets Wilma a giant backyard rotisserie. However, while playing croquet, Barney shows Fred a magazine talking about the future. Doubtful about this future, the Great Gazoo invites Fred, Barney and the wives to a trip to the 25st Century. What they see is unbelievable, from a trip to the Moon to an encounter with a direct descendant of Mr.Slate's ! |
| Original Air Date—4 February 1966
While going to the races at Hollyrock Park, Fred and Barney are waging on dinosaurs picked by the Great Gazoo. However, two shady characters who witnessed their sudden gains, tells their boss, a gangster called Big Ed. He kidnaps Fred and Barney to force them to give other picks at the Dino track. Can Gazoo save the day again before Fred gets his head cut by Big Ed's powerful judo chop ? |
| Original Air Date—11 February 1966
On their way to Rock Vegas, Fred takes a short cut in the desert. It seems to bring both couples to a shady outpost, where a cowboy cons them about the possibility of finding gold in the Sierra Madrock. However, the crooked man and its assistant are putting phony gold in the river so they can charge a hefty claim to Fred and Barney. They fall for it, and prospects gold while Betty and Wilma are suspecting something strange about this. However, as Fred and Barney brings more false "gold" to the con men, they discovered what they found was real gold... The two cons will try anything to get their claim back and get rid of Fred and Barney at any cost... |
| Original Air Date—18 February 1966
Wilma's social club is putting up a production of Romeorock and Juliettestone at the Bedrock Playhouse. Though Fred seems perfect for the role of Romeorock, he asks Barney to take it. Barney is not very much in the mood to play this, even with the help of the Great Gazoo... |
| Original Air Date—25 February 1966
Fred is tired of getting picked up by Mr.Slate at the job. To help him out, Gazoo switches the role over for a day. As Slate is having a hard time as a worker, Fred seems to have it easy until the main administrator of the Slate Quarry comes into the picture... |
| Original Air Date—4 March 1966
Mr.Slate invites Fred to his private yacht, but at the condition that he paints it. While asleep on the ship, the moorings get loose and the yacht drifts away. Fred wakes up and discovers the yacht touches a deserted island. Fred declares this uncharted island his land. With Barney, he meets a native called Saturday. However, a fake volcano erupts, as Fred's discover he's in an amusement park, and one of the patrons of the Island adventure is Mr.Slate... However, the "somewhat fake volcano" begins to erupt without control ! |
| Season 6, Episode 23: JealousyOriginal Air Date—11 March 1966
Fred wants to go Bowling, but fakes a headache to avoid a night out with Wilma who has an invitation for a ball. She invites a former rich boyfriend of her teen years. Jealous of this "showoff" who drives a Rockarari, Fred goes to bowling anyway with Barney but has his mind elsewhere. Along with Barney, he goes to this ball, where Wilma seems to have fun. To get more into this, Gazoo helps Fred to have a date by transforming Barney into a girl named Barbara ! |
| Season 6, Episode 24: DripperOriginal Air Date—18 March 1966
The Flintstones and the Rubbles bring their children to a Marine Park. Barney gets attached with Dripper, a trained sealasaurus and star of the aquarium show. However, some henchmen working for a mysterious woman tries to kidnap Dripper. The latter follows Barney to the house. However, as they discover Dripper, Fred and Barney plans to bring it back at the Aquarium. But the henchmen, thinking they have Dripper, abducts Barney dressed as a scuba driver by mistake. It's up to Dripper to save his new friend, at at big risk... |
| Original Air Date—25 March 1966
A member of Bedrock's Country Club overhears Wilma telling Betty that Dino has aristocratic descendants. Mistakenly taking this for Fred, they ask the Flintstones to become members. Fred is a bit honored, but needs to learn some "class". He asks the help of Gazoo, needing one last chance of doing a good deed to get back to Planet Zetox. However, Fred must face a bit of embarrassment when he performs ballet in the garage. Fred and Wilma are a bit afraid to be not that much "sophisticated" for the Country Club set, but maybe going as "themselves" might help... |
| Original Air Date—1 April 1966
The children found a crate with a lot of things, including a diary held by Fred's Great grandfather, Rocky Flintstone, who is about to visit him. His tale is during the First Rock War, where he is given a mission to release famous spy Mata Harock from the clutches of an evil German officer, General Von Rippenrock. However, as Fred reads the tale, he went over some real dogfights in the air as he attempts to free the beautiful spy... |
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