In fairness to the scenes you referenced in the original Flintstones intro and extro. The scenes with the blue/green Dino and the mouth less Wilma were created but never used until the episodes were remastered for TV and later used on disc releases. What was used in those spots was commercial bumpers “The Flintstones is/was brought to you by…. “. It was largely a surprise when they found those segments we now see in the film vaults, not to mention colour copies of them. There was also the credits for the early episodes that didn’t include a flashing billboard of the program sponsor. All the things I’ve mentioned can be seen in clips on KZfaq if you would like to verify. Personally, I grew up in an era when reruns of the Flintstones never used the original “Rise & Shine” instrumental intro. All Seasons used the “Meet The Flintstones “ theme, with it edited down so as not to include Pebbles before she was born. The days of watching it at home from school for lunch on tv from beat up, scratchy film prints-which would break from time to time. I’m old, what can I say.

Good vid, ty

Yeh those goofs are hilarious!🤣

The episode with Cass Elliott was horribly inappropriate and sad. 😢 They made fun of her throughout the episode and she had to poke fun at herself too. It’s awful.

I have the series on DVD and run an episode once a week. And you’re right- the dialog flubs just made it seem more natural. Thanks for this fun video!

Green Lantern has a third arm??.... That's what she said.

Hilarious video ! Thank you !

the pac man one could of been a result of the animators being cheap

Those Superfriends goofs are legendary.

... The Mandela effect is specifically for the gen-xers... Is and then or if so all of can be sure and and and and and and and... ... (So there.)

ウ～ンつまらん😢

Johnny Quest - such wonderful memories!

I believe I have seen another little blooper by Art Carney. The episode in which Ralph thought he inherited 40 million dollars. It was quite at the end when Ralph asked Norton to "Get The Bag". Right after that scene, I could have sworn to see Art Carney had a smirk on his face, I'm sure of him knowing what the next scene was going to transpire.

I attended the RALPH (Royal Association for the Longevity and Preservation of the Honeymooners) conventions. The actress who played Mrs. Weidemeyer was there and she said that her dress was so tight that they had to sew her into it. In that episode: Alice: (sexy voice) I call you killer, because you slay me! Ralph: And I'm calling Bellevue 'cause you're nuts!!

Joyce Randolph made the most money off the Honeymooners. When she negotiated her contract, her brother, a lawyer, insisted that she be paid if they ever broadcast the show again after the original airing. At the time, no one thought of re-runs or how classic the show would become. She received residuals for the rest of her life. None of the others did.

I really enjoyed this. waiting for your next video.

The Superfriends segment reminded me of the old 60s Spider-Man show. If you did a goofs video about that show it'd be two hours long, but I still love that show.

Animation errors is what makes Saturday Morning so funny and memorable.

I found another goof in the Flintstones the pool episode before Fred hits barney with the wood plank Barney has normal eyes like Fred.

seriously dude, stop using pieces of videos that you have already published, it makes you look like you are out of ideas and rehashing old shit.

In the first clip when Ralph comes out angry and Norton laughs at him, I always thought was just naturally his character laughing at Ralph never thought it wasn't rehersed. Also that spear fishing line could very well have been in the script. It was a very funny line and it was indicating it was a cheap piece of crap they were selling. All Gleason had to do was let go of the piece at the correct time.

Seamless af

Please make a video about the Saturday Morning Cartoon named Jem and the Holograms (1985-1988.) They have a lot of goofs in there. Like Jem's car being green instead of correct color of gold in the first episode, The Beginning.

In this TV series, Hurk was depicted much more weaker than one in the recent movie series like Avengers. Because, in one episode of this TV show, Hulk got hurt and was bleeding by a gun shot, which meant that Hulk could be killed by the gun shot.

12:14 Jodie Foster and Suzanne Pleshette on Bonanza.

I remember watching the Honeymooners on old channel 48 in Philadelphia but never watched it regularly. I didn't become a regular watcher until my freshman year of college in 1983 and since then I was hooked. I just recently found out that my local library has the entire box set of the classic 39 which I'm going to borrow soon. Also, there's a Lost Episode that was really, really deep. Ralph and Alice wanted to adopt a baby and they ended up with a baby girl(first to the chagrin of Ralph as he wanted a boy then he fell in love with her). In the end they lost the baby because the birth mother changed her mind. I always felt that Alice's(Audrey Meadows) tears were genuine as it was a really sad scene and Ralph's anger really hits home as my wife and I were foster parents and this is how we felt when our first foster baby, who should be a teenager now, was given back to the family.

I did not know Joyce Randolph recently passed. I knew she was still alive but didn't know she had passed this year. RIP Trixie. I hope Heaven has more than a rose to cover yourself with.

Even Hanna-Barbera's superhero cartoons had goofs that caught my eye.

I like this type of video in the New Scooby doo movies episode with Jerry Reed at the end of the show the sign outside says sold out but clearly when you see shaggy and Scooby lots of empty seats 🤣🤠⭐🦅👍

Awesome video Mr Tvcrazyman. When we were kids, we didn't realize the Goofs and Mistakes. But as a adult we say to ourselves, how did we miss that. LOL Have a good Tuesday and keep making great videos Mr Tvcrazyman, ✌️ to you.

The super friends was awesome when growing up 😀

Batman and Robin always had their insignia inverted or disappeared.

Hanna-Barbera is still the best and will always be the Kings of Saturday Morning Cartoons

Great stuff! I used to watch ALL these as a kid growing up! Next time I see Tom Cook, who is a Hanna Barbera artist, I'll have to ask him about some of these. He is usually at the Summercon in June at the Wa. State Fairgrounds.

That's inexcusable. The quality of their animations had continually began to drop more so since the mid seventies. A horrible laugh track, stupid cartoon characters like (the rip off of Curley Howard) Jabberjaw, and Gobber and the Ghost Chasers ( rehashed Scooby Do rip off) Fortunately for me, I was already a teenager and had started to drift away from cartoons at that point, and had done so while holding my nose. They had gotten really bad. Batman with no pants, yet some joker had painted his legs a flesh color, why was this done? was the painter too drunk to know the difference? Did the painter ran out of that grey paint and didn't care either way? or was it sent out to some overseas company who didn't know of a Batman? Holy💩 Hanna Barbera!

3:10 How do you know it wasn't the narrator who made the goof? Maybe it should have been - "not long after that..."

The original name of Hanna Barbera was Tv Crazera.

Hey I love your goofs. You are so observent.good work .keep me posted ..

Say all of these cartoons are my favorite win I was a little boy great job on this video

Solomon Grundy want pants, too!

If you listed all the goofs from the Christmas special, "Yogi's First Christmas", the video would be as long as the movie!

That was interesting. Didn't realize that was Kirk Alyn in the Superman movie scene with Noel Neill on the train. I didn't get to see the Kirk Alyn Superman very often, but I remember how strange it was that he turned into a cartoon and back.

I saw 2 bloopers that you never caught in this video. First one was with The Flintstones and Fred hitting Barney with a board. Look at Barney's eyes. They're not dots like his are but more like Fred's eyes with white and black. The other blooper is when Hawkman is at the monitor talking in the wrong voice with his back to the camera. Take a close look at the bottom of Hawkman's mask which is supposed to be in front of him but the bottom appears behind his back.

Jack Angel provided the voice of Samurai & Hawkman. I guess he forgot to get out of Samurai mode.

I hope you all get a kick out my latest goofs collection from Hanna Barbera series of classic Saturday mornings and prime time.

4:20. Makes me wonder why Adam West and Burt Ward weren't used to voice Batman and Robin?