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The Flintstones was pitched to the network as an animated version of Jackie Gleason's The Honeymooners. Now the honeymoon never has to end with this 4-disc set of the 28 episodes of the entire (pre)historic first season full of terrific extras and trivia that will make fans shout "Yabba dabba doo!"Running Time: 737 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY UPC: 014764227320
 

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From the Back Cover
The prehistoric and prehysterically funny legacy grows larger on DVD with this fabulous 32-episode 4-disc set of season two! A perfect alchemy of adult humor, outlandish plots and childish pranks, "The Flintstones" offered cartoon characters that over time appear even more human and multidimensional than many of their live-action TV situation comedy counterparts.

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The Flintstones band wagon was rolling full logs ahead by its third year. They always had a solid fan base but now critics, who had surprisingly shortchanged the "cartoon show" two years prior, were won over. Many episodes pariodied current culture: The Twitch spoofed the Twist craze, Hawaiian Escapade poked fun at the TV series Hawaiian Eye and Dial "S" for Suspicion gloriously tweaked the plot of the movie Dial M for Murder into comic farace.

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The Flintstones was still very popular when the fourth season opened with what may the most famous single episode: "Ann-Margrock Presents." Ann-Margaret, who had become an overnight sensation in "Bye Bye Birdie" (1963), provided the voice for her caricature. During the 1962-63 season, the series had made cartoon history when Wilma became pregnant. According to Joe Barbera, Wilma and Fred were originally going to have a son, Fred Jr., but potential profits from doll and toy sales changed the offspring to a girl.

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By the prehistoric program's fifth year, Pebbles (born in the third) and Bamm-Bamm (adopted in the fourth) can walk, but they can't yet talk--although they sure can babble. Well, who needs talking toddlers when your son is the strongest in the world?

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For those who leave no stone unturned here's the sixth and final season of the greatest archeological dig in cartoon history. And its 26 episodes are treasure well worth excavating!