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Bookmark or Share- HTF REVIEW: The Flintstones - Home Theater ForumFlintstones Commercials — Full information on all the commercial extras. "Meet the Stars of the Flintstones" — Information/bios on the brilliant animators who created the show: Ken Muse, Don Pattersin, Carlo Vinci, George Nicholas, Ed Love. Flinstone Toys — A hugh listing of 83 merchandising products. "Ed Benedict Talks With John K."
- Next Hanna-Barbera set? - Home Theater ForumWarner has been doing a good job of releasing Hanna-Barbera material on DVD over the last year and a half. November will see Huckleberry Hound Volume 1, Yogi Bear - The Complete Series and Flintstones Season 4. They have put out the complete Wacky Races, Dastardly and Muttley, and Penelope Pitstop shows on DVD.
- The Flintstones Complete Series • Home Theater ForumThe Flintstones did not really originate this concept either, since earlier animated shorts had dealt with the same concept. The most influential of these was probably Tex Avery’s “The First Bad Man”(1955), an MGM theatrical cartoon which actually shares character design elements with The Flintstones. Hanna and Barbera were undoubtedly ...
- The Flintstones: The Complete Series (1960-1966) Blu-ray - October 2020 ...The Flintstones has enjoyed a successful syndicated run and has spawned various spinoffs and reboots over the years, some of them more odd than others. DC Comics previously turned heads in 2016 with its subversive Flintstones series, one that proved to be surprisingly politically topical despite the prehistoric setting.
- Flintstones Season 3 - Where's the Pebbles sequence?For the Flintstones, Bill Hanna made the decision to use one generic open for the show when it went into syndication. They removed "Rise And Shine" from Seasons 1 and 2 and replaced it with the traditional open. After "Rise And Shine" from Seasons 1 & 2, there were about four more opening title sequences made.
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