The Flintstones. Disc 4

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Originally broadcast on television during the 1961-1962 season.
Special features: All-new documentary chronicle "Carved in stone : the Flinstones phenomenon"; commentary by animation artists and historians; "And now a word from our sponsor" vintage commercials; "Songs of the Flintstones" album; "Flintstone art" rare original pencil drawings; archival featurette "How to draw Fred Flinstone."
Side A. Wilma's vanishing money -- Feudin' and fussin' -- Impractical joker -- Operation Barney -- The happy household -- Fred strikes out -- This is your lifesaver. Side B. Trouble-in-law -- The mailman cometh -- The Rock Vegas story -- Divided we sail -- Kleptomaniac caper -- Latin lover -- Take me out to the ball game.
Voices: Alan Reed, Jean VanderPyl, Mel Blanc, Bea Benaderet, John Stephenson, Daws Butler, Don Messick, Jerry Mann, Hal Smith.
Fred and Barney are neighbors, who both work for Mr. Slate at the gravel pit, and Wilma and Betty stay home. The Flintstones are a perfect alchemy of adult humor, outlandish plots and childish pranks. But the biggest ongoing series treat - the one that hooks each new generation - is the sight gag of dinosaurs performing as "modern" appliances - from lawnmowers to airplanes to vacuum cleaners to garbage disposals.
DVD, region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital 1.0 mono.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

"That hilarious 80's show" submitted by angejohn on July 3, 2013, 12:34am When I watched this DVD, I just burst out laughing. I loved the funny quotes and jokes Barney, or Fred said.My family and I love to watch this, and I can see if we had dinosaurs instead of planes, buses, and construction machines, the world would be a lot different.And I could really see how it would be like if we had those dinosaurs, instead of other additions to our modern life. I recommend this for all ages, and warn you, you might be laughing all night!