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MY 2 YEAR OLD WATCHES THIS VIDEO AT LEAST 5 TIMES A DAY!!!
IF THERE IS A SEASON 7, I WANT TO BE FIRST IN LINE!!!
IT'S NICE TO WATCH MY BABIES 2 + 8 ENJOY A CARTOON THAT I WATCH WHEN I WAS THIER AGE...IF ONLY EVERYTHING WAS AS INNOCENT AS MR. KAZOO AND THE DUMM DUMM'S THESE DAYS!!
~~KAT~~
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Each new season of the Flintstones was better than the last. They were just as good as when I was a kid. I purchased all 6 seasons. It's definitely a great collection for the young and the young at heart.
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The six-volume series winds to a rather weary close, with nary an episode commentary or meaningful "special feature" in sight. It's nice to hear from Earl Kress (in a very short "featurette") that The Great Gazoo was originally called "The Wizard of Ogg," but I'd much rather he imparted that particular information in a full-fledged commentary on one or more of the Gazoo episodes. The "Bewitched", Tony Curtis, and "Shindig" parodies probably also rated some sort of special consideration, along the lines of the "Ann-Margrock" and Hoagy Carmichael episodes of seasons past, but they don't get it. On the positive side, no cuts are apparent, and the best of the season's eps are still first-rate, even though virtually all "Flintstones" fans concede that the series was winding down by this time. Such episodes as "How to Pick a Fight with Your Wife Without Really Trying," "Jealousy," "Disorder in the Court," and "The Return of Rocky's Raiders" somewhat belie the common belief that the series had abandoned any pretense of being for adults as well as children in its later stages. The Gazoo eps, of course, continue to be a source of lively debate amongst fans: was the inclusion of The Great One as a regular cast member the final "kiss of death" for the series? Personally, I'd have preferred that Gazoo's appearance had been a one-shot deal (just as I thought that "DuckTales" should have sent Bubba Duck back to the Stone Age after his one featured appearance), but there's no denying the fact that the character is clever and amusing.
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Season six of the Flintstones has arrived and with it 26 episodes of the television series. Just receiving any Flintstone episodes is a treat, and I have never said one season is better than another. Season six just continues the greatness of the Flintstones.
Many celebrity voiceovers are included, some include: Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York, included is also Return of Stoney Curtis episode. However the biggest addition is Gazoo. Gazoo received fuzzy reviews from a lot of fans, but overall he did not take anything away from the show, he just added to it, giving Fred and Barney a few new twists, being only seen by Fred, Barney, Dino, Hoppy, Pebbles, and Bam-Bam.
Overall a great season of The Flintstones to pick up, only wish they'd continued the box from seasons 1-4, but that is my only complaint. So as Gazoo would say, don't be a dum-dum, buy this DVD set.
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I always have like the Flintstones. I have watched for along time, and I enjoy the shows very much. It brings back nostalgia for the 1960's, and also I like cartoons of the period. And that also goes for some of the other programs of the period on Television.
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