bboy87 said:

I must be the only one who's not a fan

bboy87

CHIC0 said:

bboy87 said:

I must be the only one who's not a fan

bboy87

I like the scenes when Wilma would be in the kitchen preparing dinner.To open up a can,she had this bird that she would use.The bird's beak would be used as the can opener

SoulAlive said:

I like the scenes when Wilma would be in the kitchen preparing dinner.To open up a can,she had this bird that she would use.The bird's beak would be used as the can opener

yes, all the labour saving devices!!!

that poor little dinosaur or whatever it is she uses for vacuuming has a tummy full of dust

dust, not DUSH

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My favorite episode featured Madame Yes, who would sashay out of her scenes always claiming, "I'm too important to be captured." Good times, good times...

In his first appearance, Dino could talk.

Wasn't Wilma the first woman to be shown pregnant on prime-time TV?

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When I was in my 20s, I had noticed that whenever I was having a rough time (usually some stupid boy making me sad ), I always felt better watching The Flintstones on Boomerang or whatever channel it was..

I went to visit my mom one time and was flipping thru my baby book.. and discovered that she had written down that it was my favorite show as a toddler (reruns in the early '70s) and I was like it all makes sense now.....

I have the first year on DVD.. need the rest

omg I just remembered -- we also had those Flintstones chewable vitamins...

I loved those!! especially the purple ones

sometimes I would sneak an extra one for myself, or bring an extra one with me when my mom took me to pre-k.. I shared 'em with my friend Louise

AlexdeParis said:

My favorite episode featured Madame Yes, who would sashay out of her scenes always claiming, "I'm too important to be captured." Good times, good times...

In his first appearance, Dino could talk.

Wasn't Wilma the first woman to be shown pregnant on prime-time TV?

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I think Lucille Ball..

my aunt told me there was a big baby-naming contest for Pebbles

PositivityNYC said:

AlexdeParis said:

My favorite episode featured Madame Yes, who would sashay out of her scenes always claiming, "I'm too important to be captured." Good times, good times...

In his first appearance, Dino could talk.

Wasn't Wilma the first woman to be shown pregnant on prime-time TV?

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I think Lucille Ball..

I looked it up and apparently we were both wrong. It was Mary Kay in Mary Kay and Johnny.

During the early 70s, The Flintstones was in syndication on Ch.5 here in NYC. On weekdays, it was broadcast late afternoon, Sundays at 11:00 & 11:30am. An hour of Fred and Barney - that was the shit!

I loved the teen-age Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm cartoon that was on Saturdays on Ch. 2. Sally Struthers and Jay North provided the voices.

SoulAlive said:

I love the Flintstones I still need to get the DVD set which contains all the episodes

I really have to get myself a copy of that, I loved The Flintstones when I was little and I still do.

bboy87 said:

I must be the only one who's not a fan

Yes you are my brother, yes you are.

YABBA DABBA DOO!!!!

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AlexdeParis said:

PositivityNYC said:

I think Lucille Ball..

I looked it up and apparently we were both wrong. It was Mary Kay in Mary Kay and Johnny.

wow.. never even heard of that one

PositivityNYC said:

AlexdeParis said:

I looked it up and apparently we were both wrong. It was Mary Kay in Mary Kay and Johnny.

wow.. never even heard of that one

Me either. I could've sworn Lucille was the first one to give birth (well not literally) on TV lol

AlexdeParis said:

My favorite episode featured Madame Yes, who would sashay out of her scenes always claiming, "I'm too important to be captured." Good times, good times...

In his first appearance, Dino could talk.

Wasn't Wilma the first woman to be shown pregnant on prime-time TV?

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I think Lucy from the I Love Lucy show beat her to it

I liked The Flintstones, but one thing that always bothered me was the presence of a laugh track...in an animated series.

It makes no sense.

SoulAlive said:

I love the Flintstones I still need to get the DVD set which contains all the episodes

I love The Flintstones