The Flintstones, The Complete Series

Fred and Barney try to find a way to get out of going to the opera with Betty and Wilma so that they can go bowling.

Fred believes that he made Betty and Wilma disappear in a magic trick.

Fred and Barney decide to build a swimming pool together.

Barney gets a job repossessing furniture.

After Fred suffers a blow to the head, he awakes believing that he is a fine gentleman.

A movie by Gary Granite becomes the center of attraction for Wilma, Betty and Fred.

Wilma turns over the care of her friend's baby to Fred and Barney. Unfortunately their babysitting duties fall on the night of the big fight.

In an attempt to get enough money to buy a pool hall, Fred bets his whole check on a horse.

Fred is entrusted with holding onto a ring that Barney has bought for Betty, but Wilma finds it and thinks that it is for her.

The whole gang travels to Hollyrock and appear in a TV show.

Barney, who is also the president of their golf club, refuses to give Fred a trophy until he pays off his dues.

The Bedrock gang buy sweepstakes tickets that bring them nothing but grief.

Fred and Barney scheme to buy a drive-in restaurant.

The news of a prowler in Bedrock prompts the girls to take judo lessons.

Fred and Barney treat their wives to a night at the amusement park.

Fred and Barney secretly take dance classes.

When Fred and Barney discover the stash from a bank robbery, they try to return it and are mistaken for the culprits.

While on a camping trip the Flintstones and Rubbles are bothered by a friendly dinosaur.

Fred unknowingly buys a stolen piano.

Fred tries his hand at hypnotism and hypnotizes Barney into thinking that he is a dog.

Fred determines to find the originator of a love letter addressed to Wilma.

Fred switches places with a rich tycoon who looks exactly like him.

Fred and Barney are enlisted in the army as astronauts.

Fred, Wilma, Barney, and Betty spend a joint vacation at a seaside resort and end up working there after the real staff quits.

Fred and Barney agree to take their wives' place in a baking contest when Wilma and Betty catch the measles.

Fred takes up the job of boy scout leader.

Wilma and Betty take in musical college students as boarders.

Fred does a weight-loss commercial.

Fred and Barney encounter unexpected problems when they plan to get rich as songwriters.

On a visit to a ranch, "Indians," who are actors in a movie that is filming nearby, chase Fred and Barney.

After leaving his job at the quarry, Fred becomes the nervous driver of a school bus.

Fred and Barney suspect the worst when a neighbor's wife disappears.

Fred and Wilma go on a second honeymoon.

Fred tries to impress Wilma by bringing movie star Rock Quarry to dinner but Wilma doesn't recognize him.

Part-time sleuths Fred and Barney are tricked by a charming female thief and inadvertently help her rob a bank.

Fred attends night classes and is drafted to be a quarterback on the school football team.

Fred has to explain poker winnings to Wilma, who thought he was visiting a sick friend.

Fred and Barney are sent to charm school in preparation for an ambassador's reception.

Beauty contest judges Fred and Barney are pressured to vote for candidates favored by Fred's boss and a racketeer.

Fred plans to exploit his knowledge of what costume his boss is wearing to a masquerade ball.

To win the annual Field Day events at his lodge outing, Fred discards his regular partner, Barney, in favor of a proven champ.

Trouble arises when Fred invites the Rubbles to spend a week at his home.

An x-ray from Dino gets mixed up with that of Fred and so everyone thinks that Fred has a Dinopeptic germ.

Psychiatric treatment seems to have cured Fred's gambling fever until he is tempted into a wager.

When Wilma is "discovered" by a famous TV producer, Fred quits his job to manage her career.

When Wilma returns from a trip to find Fred entertaining a female buyer as a favor to his boss, Wilma thinks that he is cheating on her.

Fred thinks that he has found a stash of money and uses it to buy a bowling ball. But Wilma is mortified when she finds out because the hidden money was for Fred's birthday present.

After Fred thoughtlessly insults Barney, he stubbornly refuses to apologize, starting a feud between the two.

After enduring one too many of Fred's practical jokes, Barney plots revenge.

The guys call out sick so that they can go to a baseball game.

After quarreling over the household budget with Fred, Wilma applies for a job at the Bedrock Radio-Television Corp.

Fred finds himself in quite a "pickle" after he promises to take Wilma to the movies on the same evening that he is to play in a bowling league playoff.

Fred rescues a wily stranger and discovers he is endlessly responsible for the life he saved.

Wilma's single mother decides to move in with the Flintstones. Fred introduces her to a rich Texan, hoping that the two will get married and that his mother-in-law will move out.

Fred decide to let his boss know his true feelings for him in a letter after he does not get a raise.

Fred, Wilma and the Rubbles travel to a desert gambling resort where Fred expects big winnings.

When Barney substitutes for Fred on TV game show and wins a prize, he and Fred squabble over ownership of the gift.

Ignorant of Wilma's donation to a rummage sale, Fred calls the police when he discovers his closet ransacked.

After Wilma sees Latin lover Roberto Rockelini on TV, she decides to re-create Fred in the dashing actor's image.

While umpiring for Bedrock's Little League team, Fred is discovered by a big league scout.

Fred enters Dino in auditions for a popular TV series.

Fred agrees to talk to his boss about hiring unemployed Barney at the quarry, and Barney ends up being Fred's new boss.

Fred tries his hand at being an inventor and gets Barney to try his new soft drink. The experiment turns Barney invisible.

Fred secretly becomes a ballet pupil in order to regain his form for a big bowling match.

Fred boasts to Wilma that he'll find a big star to entertain at her Ladies' Auxiliary benefit.

Trouble ensues when lodge delegates Fred and Barney attend a convention at a ski resort.

Wilma's talking bird is silent until lodge brothers Fred and Barney start planning a secret outing.

Fred frantically calls his overbearing mother-in-law when he thinks Wilma is expecting a baby.

Barney agrees to help Fred impress a rich uncle by disguising himself as a baby.

Wilma and Betty win a men-only contest offering a trip for two to Rockiki Beach.

To be admitted to the ball game for free on Ladies' Day, Fred masquerades as Barney's date.

When Barney has a toothache, Fred decides to save money by pulling the tooth himself.

Wilma thinks Fred is about to be promoted when Mr. Slate sends Fred to school for two weeks.

Fred becomes suspicious when Wilma insists he take out life insurance.

Fred invests Barney's funds in an instant camera for their new business venture.

Wilma upsets Fred by claiming he's never given her anything that even a burglar would want.

Wilma campaigns for household help and ends up with gorgeous Gina Lollobrickida as her maid.

Fred suffers from a guilty conscience when Barney rescues a baby and Fred gets all the credit.

After Fred and Barney's friendship is threatened by Fred's reaction to the Rubbles' visiting nephew, Wilma announces a surprise!

Fred promises to try and get along with his mother-in-law after Wilma discovers that she is pregnant.

Wanting to help Wilma, Fred unknowingly hires a bank robber to be their housekeeper.

With the baby coming, Fred tries to get a raise from his boss.

Fred uses Barney to help him practice getting Wilma to the hospital on time to have the baby. Pebbles is born.

Fred's effort to achieve tranquility is tested by the nurse who takes over his home.

Barney fools Fred into thinking that the Flintstone's new daughter, Pebbles, can talk.

Fred leases a luxurious mansion to get Pebbles away from the uncouth Barney.

After Wilma spends all of their vacation money on a fur coat, she schemes to replace the cash when Fred plans a trip.

A surprise birthday party for Fred turns into a fiasco when Fred goes missing.

Fred and Barney audition for a TV show. Singer Ann Margrock baby-sits Pebbles.

Fred dreams that newsboy Arnold has grown up and eloped with a mature Pebbles.

A custody fight ensues when the Rubbles discover a baby boy on their doorstep.

Dino runs away when he thinks that no one remembers that it's the anniversary of his arrival in the Flintstone household.

Myopic Fred takes a monkey to the circus, believing it to be his daughter, Pebbles.

Hoping to win a contest on TV, Fred organizes a barbershop quartet.

While trying to develop a new soft drink, Fred accidentally becomes glued to Barney and a bowling ball.

Another baseball player wearing Fred's uniform plays so well that scouts sign Fred for a big league team by mistake.

When Betty disguises herself as an old woman to take a job, she discovers that her employers are counterfeiters.

While using a "sleep-teaching" method to make their husbands be better spouses, the girls get both families arrested.

When a jewel thief places a valuable bracelet on Pebbles, Fred mistakenly believes that his daughter has "sticky fingers".

Fred is determined to enter Pebbles into a beauty contest even though Wilma hates the idea.

Fred and Barney join a club to avoid weekend chores, while their wives think they are out pushing baby carriages.

Barney and Fred do an impromptu dance at a party and find that the frolic has been filmed for TV.

Robbed without defending himself, Fred tries to prove to Wilma that he is not a coward.

A flying saucer lands and ten robots, all modeled after Fred, begin their invasion of Earth.

While the Flintstones vacation in Rockapulco, Jewel thieves hide a million dollars in stolen diamonds on Fred.

Fred inherits a shack from his hillbilly relatives--along with their one-hundred-year-old feud.

Fred befriends what he thinks is a kitten, but which soon grows into a troublesome lion.

The Flintstones and Rubbles go camping, but their seclusion is ruined by Boy Scouts.

Fred and Barney's friendship is tested when they build an addition to the Flintstone house.

Betty and Wilma's curiosity gets the better of them and they decide to dress as men in order to see what goes on at Fred and Barney's lodge.

Fred antagonizes his friends with home movies of Pebbles, but in the process, he helps jail some thieves.

Fred dresses as a monster as part of an advertising campaign for a new horror movie.

The razing of a famed honeymoon hotel reminds the Flintstones and the Rubbles how the couples met.

Fred and Wilma switch places for a day so that each can see how hard the other's job really is.

The Rubbles shop for a pet and select a Hopperoo, a Stone Age version of a kangaroo.

An experiment by Dr. Frankenstone causes Dino and Fred to switch personalities.

After Fred accidentally shrinks himself, Barney takes him on the Ed Sullystone Show doing an act of ventriloquist and dummy.

Fred gets in trouble with the law when he tries to arrange two parties for the same night.

Fred enters the Bedrock Rodeo to compete with the champion rider.

Fred discovers that he has a fairy godmother and that he needs her help when he doesn't get an invitation to his boss's party.

In order to inherit his uncle's property, Fred must spend the night in a haunted house.

Fred and Barney become involved in an international espionage plot.

The Flintstones are in for a shock when the weird Gruesome family moves in next door.

When Pebbles and Bamm Bamm are both entered into a beautiful baby contest, Fred and Barney's friendship is strained to the limit.

A romance between Dino and the neighbor's dog calms the feud between Fred and neighbor Mr. Loudmouth.

Fred causes trouble when he impersonates the King of Stonesylvania for a night.

Fred tries to win money for Pebble's college fund buy entering a famous car race.

Fred and Barney have a whale of a tale to tell after they go fishing with their lodge members.

Fred takes a seasonal job at a department store and is offered the role of Santa Claus--by the real Santa!

Fred wins a free flying lesson and dreams of becoming an airline pilot.

Fred buys a second car and finds that a gang of jewel thieves wants it.

The Flintstones and the Rubbles find themselves in the future when they enter a time machine at the World's Fair.

Even an afternoon with the weird Gruesomes fails to get rid of Fred and Wilma's unwanted houseguests.

Fred decides that a house is too much work and takes a second job as a janitor in a posh apartment building so his family can afford to live there.

Fred and Barney face desperadoes when Fred is made sheriff of a western town.

Rustlers capture Fred and Barney.

Fred and Barney find themselves involved in a murder case with famous Aaron Boulder, the millionaire cop.

Fred is asked to replace the TV hero Superstone at a personal appearance.

Movie producer Go-Go Ravine decides to star Fred in his newest epic.

The Flintstones' quiet seaside weekend is interrupted by a raucous surfing contest.

Fred dreams of a recording career for Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm.

When Fred mistakenly believes his mother-in-law is about to move in, he buys an old shack to fix up for her instead.

Fred quits his job and envisions life as a movie star when actor Stoney Curtis tells him he has talent.

When jury foreman Fred announces a verdict of "guilty," the convicted criminal escapes and vows revenge on him.

Fred is tricked into running a carnival, unaware that the performers are about to quit.

During a camping trip, a friendly witch helps Wilma and Betty amaze Fred and Barney with their outdoor skills.

An alien, the Great Gazoo, rescued by Fred and Barney begins to serve them as an act of gratefulness.

Fred falls asleep and dreams that he has slept for 20 years.

Trouble follows when Fred goes into the pie business.

When Fred and Barney admire a car in a spy movie, their alien pal Gazoo brings the vehicle to real life--along with all the other characters in the film!

Fred tries to win the lodge costume party for the sixth year in a row but is mistaken for a creature from space.

When Fred hops around after his foot is hurt, a TV music show host thinks Fred has created a new dance.

Barney is told he is a long lost Prince and must take his place on the throne--alongside his new harem!

Fred and Barney get Gazoo to make clones of them so that they can be in two places at once.

Fred and Barney feel their wives nag them too much and decide to live on their own.

When Fred gets the wrong pills at the pharmacy, he turns into an ape!

A glimpse of the 21st century, courtesy of Gazoo, makes Fred appreciate his own time.

Fred and Barney get in trouble when Gazoo helps them pick the winners at the dinosaur races.

Two con artists trick Fred and Barney into buying a gold mine.

Barney pretends to be sick so Fred will overcome his stage fright and play the lead in Wilma's production.

Gazoo grants Fred's wish that he could be boss at the quarry for just one day.

Mr. Slate gives Fred's family use of his yacht for a day--with certain conditions.

Jealous Fred follows Wilma and her old school friend, Wilbur, on an evening out.

A performing seal causes some slippery problems for Barney.

Fred learns a lesson in just being himself when he decides to join a swank country club.

The Flintstones find an old diary recounting the daring World War I exploits of Grandpa Rocky Flintstone, the "Flying Ace."