The Flinstones were literally one of the best television cartoon shows ever to air. I have seen every episode many times and I was thrilled to get to share this set with my kids. My ten year old has enjoyed it just as much as I did. It has been fun re-watching and remembering the different episodes. This would be a great gift for the kids in your life or perhaps for a spouse who loves to revisit their favorite shows from their youth!
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The Flintstones: The Complete Series is boulder-sized fun
for the whole family. Fans of all ages will crack up at the
misadventures of the Flintstones and Rubbles, who consistently find
themselves caught between a rock and a hard place. Living
in the suburbs in the town of Bedrock, Fred Flintstone is a devoted
husband who is employed at the Slate Rock and Gravel Company. He is
married to Wilma, a smart, strong-willed red-headed beauty. Their
next-door neighbors and friends are Barney and Betty Rubble.
The four of them are always involved in variety of hilarious
shenanigans of every-day living. Although they live in pre-historic
times, they have modern conveniences but they are made from stone age
materials and mainly powered by animals.
Since the stone age, The Flintstones has delivered
entertainment that never shales to delight each new generation. And now,
all 166 episodes are available for the first time in high definition.
So grab a Bronto burger and Cactus Coola, and settle
in to watch the first primetime animated television series and
celebrate 60 years of history in the making.
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