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Yabba dabba do! September 30 marks the 60th anniversary of the debut of that modern stone age family The Flintstones on ABC. It would go on to a six year run and have a long rerun life in syndication. The show would spawn numerous spinoffs such as Pebbles & Bamm Bamm and The Flintstone Kids. Fortunately, METV is rerunning the Flintstones so fans can get their fix of the flintstones and Rubbles each day.
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With METV airing it regularly now, I think I have caught every episode. Definitely my favorite HB animated show.
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Happy 60th Anniversary to The Flintstones!
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Definitely the best animated show ever. Happy Anniversary!!!!!!
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I still watch it when I can on METV. Still get many laughs out of it. Yabba Dabba Doo to you.
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I also like The Jetsons but it's always surprised me there was only the one season in 1962-63. It deserved to have a longer run than that. From 1985 to 87, about 50 additional episodes were made but I haven't seen those, I've only seen the original 1962-63 season.
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Interesting enough from what I remember from those days all of those shows did well. One thing though I do remember about The Flintstones is the sponsorship that it had from major sponsors. Also The Flintstones had characters that people related to even though they were from the Stone Age. That is why I don't really understand why The Jetsons didn't last but 1 season. The family was relatable even though they did things in the future.
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The Flintstones is sort of an animated version of The Honeymooners. The four main characters, Fred, Barney, Wilma, and Betty are based on Ralph, Ed, Alice, and Trixie. |
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