The Flintstones — Season 6

Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm unexpectedly displayed a remarkable musical aptitude, quickly seized upon by the ambitious young promoter, Eppy Brianstone. Before long, the little ones were so consumed with their performances that they had no time fo…

A letter from Wilma’s mother announcing her impending move in with a beloved son-in-law and his wife spurred Fred into action, setting about restoring a ramshackle hut to serve as lodging for Mrs. Slaghoople. It wasn't long, however, before…

Wilma and Betty won a publicity contest that brought them a day with movie idol Stoney Curtis—played by Tony Curtis himself—who was billed as their "slave boy." Consumed by envy, Fred put him through grueling tasks until Stoney offered him …

Driven by bitter vengeance, a notorious convict known only as "The Mangler" swore retribution against Fred, the foreman of the jury – a panel that included Barney – who had condemned him. Upon escaping from prison, The Mangler’s threat beca…

Driven by the familiar yearning for sudden wealth, Fred purchased a circus. When the performers abruptly abandoned their posts, Fred found himself compelled to stage a show, aided by Barney, Dino, and Hoppy. He succeeded admirably; indeed, …

Samantha and Darrin Stephens, familiar faces from television’s “Bewitched” – with Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York lending their voices – make a special appearance. While Darrin enjoys a day on the water, Samantha joins Fred Flintstone, W…

Fred and Barney stumbled upon a visitor from another world: a diminutive, green being named Gazoo, who promptly became their servant. What was intended as a lavish evening out at an exclusive restaurant, generously hosted by Gazoo, quickly …

Weary of the company picnic’s festivities, Fred drifted off for a nap, only to awaken twenty years hence. He found Barney transformed into the millionaire B.J. Rubble, and learned that Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm had long since married. Entering …

After being dismissed by Mr. Slate for presenting his colleagues’ complaints, Fred found himself pursuing a new venture: selling Wilma's gravelberry pies. However, the couple quickly discovered that their expenses on ingredients were exceed…

The familiar tropes of a standard espionage thriller took on a startling reality as the nefarious Stonefinger and his armed thugs stepped from the screen, posing a genuine threat to Fred and Barney. Only Gazoo’s extraordinary abilities coul…

For the Water Buffalos’ masquerade ball, Fred chose a spaceman’s uniform. Unluckily, his selection coincided with a promotional campaign orchestrated by a local radio station—a fabricated alien invasion designed to draw attention, which swi…

Fred’s frantic movements and cries of pain after an unfortunate encounter with a dropped bowling ball were misinterpreted as a novel dance craze, quickly dubbed “The Frantic.” Soon invited to perform on the popular television music program …

Barney found himself mistakenly identified as the presumed-lost Prince of Rockabia—a circumstance initially appearing fortunate. This illusion shattered, however, when he discovered the penalty for relinquishing the throne: death. Fortunate…

Eager to slip away from a dinner engagement with Wilma and Betty for an evening of bowling, Fred and Barney appealed to Gazoo for assistance. The diminutive green alien obliged by conjuring duplicates of themselves, allowing them to seeming…

Gazoo’s misguided guidance on matters of conflict proved disastrous for Fred and Wilma, ultimately driving them apart. They were reconciled only when shared dreams—each a chilling premonition of the other's peril—stirred them to seek reunio…

A simple error at the pharmacy resulted in Fred receiving a medication with an unexpected consequence: it briefly transformed him into an ape. Barney was the sole witness to this peculiar episode, prompting a moment of anxious reflection on…

Gazoo spirited Fred away on a journey to the twenty-first century, a whirlwind tour that included a visit to the Slate Rock and Gravel Company. There, Fred discovered that the interest accruing on a simple $4.00 loan he’d once received from…

Following Gazoo’s suggestion, Fred and Barney began experiencing remarkable success at the racetrack, quickly drawing the unwelcome notice of a formidable bookie known as Big Ed. When the situation escalated, it was Gazoo who intervened, st…

Fred and Barney were taken in by two charlatans who presented themselves as gold miners and sold them a worthless claim. Wilma and Betty discovered the deception and cleverly maneuvered the swindlers into repurchasing the mine, yet Fred and…

Fred declined the lead role in the PTA’s production of "Romeorock and Julietstone," paired with Wilma, prompting her to cast Barney instead. Barney, regrettably unsuited for the part, subsequently excused himself by claiming a sudden bout o…

Thanks to Gazoo’s meddling, Fred found himself in charge of the quarry for a single day. He quickly discovered that running the place involved considerably more than lavish meals and the fleeting satisfaction of authority. By day's end, he …

Fred was thrilled by the invitation to join Mr. Slate aboard his yacht, until he discovered his role would be to paint it. Extending the invitation to the Rubbles, the two couples quickly became engrossed in enjoying themselves on deck, so …

When Fred pretended a headache offered an escape from the violin recital, Wilma seized the opportunity to invite Wilbur, an old flame who remained devoted to her. Consumed by jealousy, Fred trailed after them to the dance, accompanied by Ba…

A performer specializing in seal tricks develops an affection for Barney, and before long, Barney becomes entangled in a scheme to pilfer the popular aquatic display. The ringleader of this band of thieves proves to be Dripper’s own trainer…

By an improbable error, Fred found himself admitted to a very exclusive country club, and in a moment of panic, requested Gazoo’s assistance in transforming him into a gentleman. This ambitious plan included lessons in ballet, quickly turni…

Lost in reverie, Fred revisits the thrilling exploits of his grandfather, Lieutenant “Rocky” Flintstone, a celebrated flying ace, and his loyal companion, Lieutenant Reggie Vanderrock. Their daring mission: to liberate the renowned spy, Mat…

