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Wilma sure is a heavy sleeper.

While the cat still leaps through window or runs through the door

Thats because it would the point of it trying to be funny

I always wondered why Wilma had no mouth when she was sleeping.

@@Vassilinia drawing error

At this time. The flintstones was an adult cartoon Oh, in 50s & 60s, we had LOCAL DAIRIES and people put out their bottles for the milkman

@@Vassilinia she looked like she had no mouth, since audrey Meadows mouth was small. Shes drawn after Alice Kramden from honeymooners. Freds drawn like Alan Reed, the original voice of Fred

And that's precisely how and why The Honeymooners remained so well remembered.

I am still watching it! About 55 years later, and I also have the whole series on DVD!

I remember when Boomerang was the only place you could find the show on TV. Now, both Boomerang & MeTV are airing reruns.

@@AllRequired you are so right The Flintstones are a cartoon version of The Honeymooners and I love them both and always will

I thought they only had the theme for a few months. There was a rumor that it sounded like the "Overture" tune from The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show. ABC and Hanna Barbera were afraid Warner Brothers was going to sue them.

@@OliveOyl12590 Both series premiered in the 1960-61 season; the Flintstones on September 30, 1960 and The Bugs Bunny Show 11 nights later, on October 11, 1960. So it really comes down to what was written and composed first.

Emtobed .EMTOBED me too.

Emtobed .EMTOBED

I prefer the later endings. Wilma without a mouth is creepy.

I agree÷

Me too this ending better then the second ending.

her mouth is just closed

I noticed that when I was a kid

Oh I thought her nose was her mouth, looks like she ate a lemon before going to bed.

That’s because she hasn’t got any lipstick on.

The production team MAYBE ran out of red ink for the lips, who knows?

I say the same. I was very young but still remember this closing.

I absolutely LOVE the music played in this show, and did you ever notice like when they're driving in the car, and the backgrounds of houses, plants, trees, etc repeat themselves as they're driving along? They have a few background scenes and then the same scenes repeat--

Stone age long ago

I have lots of neighbors here in the Philippines named Wilma so when they walk by I have always said WILMAAAAAA! They reply with LARRYYYY! Have to show them this clip.

xXGamerDudeXx13 hahahahhahah

xXGamerDudeXx13 why can't fred use the window the tiger got through

Wilma Wilma Come On Wilma Open This Door Wiiilllllllmaaaaaaaaaa

Hanna Barbera

He better be careful he'll wake up Loud Rock and get beat up again 😂

@@marlawhite1430 🤣🤣 Yeah! 🤣🤣 But can you imagine if the roles were reversed though? Nobody would find this funny then! Hell the show would be banned!

@@terryknight5869 these days definitely, but back then people weren’t so sensitive! hahah

@@henrysheffield3998 You're right about one thing, these days definitely, but definitely back then as well! People actually were PC and sensitive then, it's just worse now, and that's saying something!

@@terryknight5869 mm

Open Door

I agree.

Gxyz222 Totally agree!

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YUP!!!

I like instrumental themes. Ironically, you can sometimes get a bigger glimpse of the show's exposition through that kind of theme, like the Simpsons theme song.

Zachary Noah xD poor Neighbors!! 😁😁😀😂😂😂

The Meowth,Thaaat's RIGHT! Don’t you mean like poor old neighbors

Exactly right!!

The Flintstones is my all-time favorite Hanna-Barbera series. The Powerpuff Girls (1998) is not too far behind in 2nd place.

Don't forget baby Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm.

prove it then

@@caramelpro6949 David Kirschner, the creator of "An American Tail" and "Rose Petal Place", found the archive recordings of Mel Blanc's character, Dino, while he was at Hanna-Barbera Studios after Mel Blanc's death but received a fax from Rosie O'Donnell who was with Ted Turner, William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Elizabeth Perkins, Elizabeth Taylor, Halle Berry and Kathleen Kennedy during the film's release 0:36 - Mel Blanc's name was in the credits but he did appear in other cartoons including Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats (1984) as the voice of the titular character

Um ok but Mel Blanc is just the best voice actor in the history of film and television industry!!!

Not bad for someone whose final role was in The Jetsons: the Movie.

The winston's cigarettes I can understand but Alka Seltzer?

First two seasons, Oscar. In season three, with ABC FINALLY telecasting the show in color (beginning in September 1962), H-B decided to use a new opening and closing title sequence, and "Meet the Flintstones" as the theme.

no third but at the same time it was changed in the third

Actually Oscar, "THE FLINTSTONES" opening and closing theme, "Rise and Shine" was in the show's first two seasons and the first two episodes of it's season three ("Dino Goes Hollyrock" and "Fred's New Boss") before it's new opening and closing theme "Meet The Flintstones" was introduced in the show's third episode of that season ("Barney The Invisible").

That's I what I keep saying to myself, as well!

Would he even fit?

+Yosef Demby Regardless if he ever breaks anything, it's possible by looking at their proportions.

RkivUnderground cause Fred's too big to fit through the window

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Me too.

(Insert the speeches here…)

Maybe an animation error.

cartoongameshowman a very noticeable one for sure

A Mistake for Sure.

Maybe they wanted it to look like she took off her lipstick but it went too far

They had a limited budget.

The song's name is "Rise and Shine" for a fun fact.

Hanna-Barbera is now a division of Warner Bros. Back then, they were two competing companies, with Hanna-Barbera being a division of Screen Gems, the TV unit of Columbia Pictures.

Cool Looney Tunes reference!

Unless the show hired someone who have the ability to bust the door open, they can help Fred flintstone open the door

Maybe it's because John Goodman WAS Fred Flintstone. At least in the live action movie.

@@MrT8599 That just may be what he was referencing.

​@@MrT8599, the 1994 movie even has the classic locked out of the house gag.

Poor Neighborhood.

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What makes that hard to believe? Seems pretty aged to me.

The show's 65th anniversary is just 2 years away (2025).

For me, the funniest part of the show is the slapstick.

It makes sense, except for the fact that the purpose of the scene was to have Fred scream and wake the neighbors.

@@spideraxis Funny, he wakes up the neighbors, but his wife is able to sleep through this. She must be a deep sleeper.

Still worth giving it a try to see if he will fit through or not

It was also made by Warner Bros. Television.

321SPONGEBOLT owned, not originally produced.

opalander FLEENTSTONES?!

+Dan Barlow I don't know about that, but Hanna-Barbera always made their cartoons and animated series in color, but a lot of ABC affiliates didn't show THE FLINSTONES in color for the first 2 seasons because they didn't have the capability to broadcast in color yet.

star trek that make's sense. When making the cartoon's it only stands to reason they would go ahead and color them!

Wilma? (bangs door) Wilma. Come on Wilma open this door! WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tiger: Roar (no)

Depends on when WSB was an ABC affiliate. I thought WSB and WXIA swapped networks in 1980.

WXIA- which was WLWA in 1960- was the ABC station in Atlanta.

must be an animation error