The Flintstones

(1960)•

7.4

"Yabba Dabba Doo!"

Comeback King

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The misadventures of two modern-day Stone Age families, the Flintstones and the Rubbles.

Seasons

166

Episodes

Ended

Status

September 30, 1960

First Aired

Season Ratings

5.1→6.3

IMDb

Networks: ABC

Genres: Family, Animation, Comedy

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Season 1

28 episodes • 1960Avg: 6.3Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Flintstone Flyer	Sep 30, 1960	7.0
2	Hot Lips Hannigan	Oct 7, 1960	6.8
3	The Swimming Pool	Oct 14, 1960	6.8
4	No Help Wanted	Oct 21, 1960	6.2
5	The Split Personality	Oct 28, 1960	6.2
6	The Monster from the Tar Pits	Nov 4, 1960	6.2
7	The Babysitters	Nov 11, 1960	6.2
8	At the Races	Nov 18, 1960	6.2
9	The Engagement Ring	Nov 25, 1960	6.2
10	Hollyrock, Here I Come	Dec 2, 1960	6.2
11	The Golf Champion	Dec 9, 1960	6.2
12	The Sweepstakes Ticket	Dec 16, 1960	6.2
13	The Drive-in	Dec 23, 1960	6.2
14	The Prowler	Dec 30, 1960	6.2
15	The Girls' Night Out	Jan 6, 1961	6.2
16	Arthur Quarry's Dance Class	Jan 13, 1961	6.2
17	The Big Bank Robbery	Jan 20, 1961	6.2
18	The Snorkasaurus Hunter	Jan 27, 1961	6.0
19	The Hot Piano	Feb 3, 1961	7.0
20	The Hypnotist	Feb 10, 1961	6.2
21	Love Letters on the Rocks	Feb 17, 1961	6.2
22	The Tycoon	Feb 24, 1961	6.2
23	The Astra' Nuts	Mar 3, 1961	6.2
24	The Long, Long Weekend	Mar 10, 1961	6.0
25	In the Dough	Mar 17, 1961	6.2
26	The Good Scout	Mar 24, 1961	6.2
27	Rooms for Rent	Mar 31, 1961	6.2
28	Fred Flintstone: Before and After	Apr 7, 1961	6.5

Season 2

32 episodes • 1961Avg: 6.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Hit Song Writers	Sep 15, 1961	6.0
2	Droop Along Flintstone	Sep 22, 1961	6.2
3	The Missing Bus	Sep 29, 1961	6.2
4	Alvin Brickrock Presents	Oct 6, 1961	6.2
5	Fred Flintstone Woos Again	Oct 13, 1961	6.2
6	The Rock Quarry Story	Oct 20, 1961	6.2
7	The Soft Touchables	Oct 27, 1961	6.2
8	Flintstone of Prinstone	Nov 3, 1961	6.2
9	The Little White Lie	Nov 10, 1961	6.2
10	Social Climbers	Nov 17, 1961	6.2
11	The Beauty Contest	Dec 1, 1961	6.2
12	The Masquerade Ball	Dec 8, 1961	6.2
13	The Picnic	Dec 15, 1961	6.2
14	The House Guest	Dec 22, 1961	6.2
15	The X-Ray Story	Dec 29, 1961	6.2
16	The Gambler	Jan 5, 1962	6.2
17	A Star is Almost Born	Jan 12, 1962	6.2
18	The Entertainer	Jan 19, 1962	6.2
19	Wilma's Vanishing Money	Jan 26, 1962	6.2
20	Feudin' and Fussin'	Feb 2, 1962	6.2
21	Impractical Joker	Feb 9, 1962	6.2
22	Operation Barney	Feb 16, 1962	6.2
23	The Happy Household	Feb 23, 1962	6.5
24	Fred Strikes Out	Mar 2, 1962	6.2
25	This is Your Lifesaver	Mar 9, 1962	6.2
26	Trouble-In-Law	Mar 16, 1962	6.2
27	The Mailman Cometh	Mar 23, 1962	6.2
28	The Rock Vegas Story	Mar 30, 1962	6.2
29	Divided We Sail	Apr 6, 1962	6.2
30	Kleptomaniac Caper	Apr 13, 1962	6.2
31	Latin Lover	Apr 20, 1962	6.2
32	Take Me Out to the Ball Game	Apr 27, 1962	6.5

Season 3

28 episodes • 1962Avg: 6.3

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Dino Goes Hollyrock	Sep 14, 1962	6.2
2	Fred's New Boss	Sep 21, 1962	6.2
3	Barney the Invisible	Sep 28, 1962	6.2
4	Bowling Ballet	Oct 5, 1962	6.2
5	The Twitch	Oct 12, 1962	6.2
6	Here's Snow in Your Eyes	Oct 19, 1962	6.2
7	The Buffalo Convention	Oct 26, 1962	6.2
8	The Little Stranger	Nov 2, 1962	6.2
9	Baby Barney	Nov 9, 1962	6.2
10	Hawaiian Escapade	Nov 16, 1962	6.2
11	Ladies' Day	Nov 23, 1962	6.2
12	Nuttin' But the Tooth	Nov 30, 1962	6.2
13	High School Fred	Dec 7, 1962	6.5
14	Dial S for Suspicion	Dec 14, 1962	6.2
15	Flash Gun Freddie	Dec 21, 1962	6.5
16	The Kissing Burglar	Jan 4, 1963	6.2
17	Wilma, the Maid	Jan 11, 1963	6.2
18	The Hero	Jan 18, 1963	6.0
19	The Surprise	Jan 25, 1963	6.2
20	Mother-In-Law's Visit	Feb 1, 1963	6.2
21	Foxy Grandma	Feb 8, 1963	6.2
22	Fred's New Job	Feb 15, 1963	6.2
23	The Blessed Event	Feb 22, 1963	7.0
24	Carry On, Nurse Fred	Mar 1, 1963	6.5
25	Ventriloquist Barney	Mar 8, 1963	6.2
26	The Big Move	Mar 22, 1963	6.2
27	Swedish Visitors	Mar 29, 1963	6.2
28	The Birthday Party	Apr 5, 1963	6.5

Season 4

26 episodes • 1963Avg: 5.2Valley of Despair

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Ann-Margrock Presents	Sep 19, 1963	6.2
2	Groom Gloom	Sep 26, 1963	5.0
3	Little Bamm-Bamm	Oct 3, 1963	7.0
4	Dino Disappears	Oct 10, 1963	5.0
5	Fred's Monkeyshines	Oct 17, 1963	4.7
6	The Flintstone Canaries	Oct 24, 1963	5.0
7	Glue for Two	Oct 31, 1963	7.0
8	Big League Freddie	Nov 7, 1963	5.0
9	Old Lady Betty	Nov 14, 1963	5.0
10	Sleep On, Sweet Fred	Nov 21, 1963	5.0
11	Kleptomaniac Pebbles	Nov 28, 1963	5.0
12	Daddy's Little Beauty	Dec 5, 1963	5.0
13	Daddies Anonymous	Dec 12, 1963	5.0
14	Peek-a-Boo Camera	Dec 19, 1963	5.0
15	Once Upon a Coward	Dec 26, 1963	5.0
16	Ten Little Flintstones	Jan 2, 1964	5.0
17	Fred el Terrifico	Jan 9, 1964	5.0
18	Bedrock Hillbillies	Jan 16, 1964	5.3
19	Flintstone and the Lion	Jan 23, 1964	5.0
20	Cave Scout Jamboree	Jan 30, 1964	5.0
21	Room for Two	Feb 6, 1964	5.0
22	Ladies' Night at the Lodge	Feb 13, 1964	5.0
23	Reel Trouble	Feb 20, 1964	5.0
24	Son of Rockzilla	Feb 27, 1964	5.0
25	Bachelor Daze	Mar 5, 1964	5.0
26	Operation Switchover	Mar 12, 1964	5.0

Season 5

26 episodes • 1964Avg: 5.1Valley of Despair

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Hop Happy	Sep 17, 1964	5.0
2	Monster Fred	Sep 24, 1964	5.0
3	Itty Bitty Fred	Oct 1, 1964	5.3
4	Pebbles' Birthday Party	Oct 8, 1964	5.0
5	Bedrock Rodeo Round-Up	Oct 15, 1964	6.2
6	Cinderellastone	Oct 22, 1964	5.0
7	A Haunted House is Not a Home	Oct 29, 1964	5.0
8	Dr. Sinister	Nov 5, 1964	5.0
9	The Gruesomes	Nov 12, 1964	5.3
10	The Most Beautiful Baby in Bedrock	Nov 19, 1964	5.0
11	Dino and Juliet	Nov 26, 1964	5.0
12	King for a Night	Dec 3, 1964	5.3
13	Indianrockolis 500	Dec 10, 1964	5.0
14	Adobe Dick	Dec 17, 1964	5.0
15	Christmas Flintstone	Dec 25, 1964	4.0
16	Fred's Flying Lesson	Jan 1, 1965	5.0
17	Fred's Second Car	Jan 8, 1965	5.0
18	Time Machine	Jan 15, 1965	5.0
19	The Hatrocks and the Gruesomes	Jan 22, 1965	5.0
20	Moonlight and Maintenance	Jan 29, 1965	5.0
21	Sheriff for a Day	Feb 5, 1965	5.0
22	Deep in the Heart of Texarock	Feb 12, 1965	5.0
23	The Rolls Rock Caper	Feb 19, 1965	5.0
24	Superstone	Feb 26, 1965	5.2
25	Fred Meets Hercurock	Mar 5, 1965	5.0
26	Surfin' Fred	Mar 12, 1965	5.0

Season 6

26 episodes • 1965Avg: 6.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	No Biz Like Show Biz	Sep 17, 1965	6.2
2	The House that Fred Built	Sep 24, 1965	6.2
3	The Return of Stony Curtis	Oct 1, 1965	6.5
4	Disorder in the Court	Oct 8, 1965	6.2
5	Circus Business	Oct 15, 1965	6.2
6	Samantha	Oct 22, 1965	6.5
7	The Great Gazoo	Oct 29, 1965	6.2
8	Rip Van Flintstone	Nov 5, 1965	4.5
9	The Gravelberry Pie King	Nov 12, 1965	6.2
10	The Stonefinger Caper	Nov 19, 1965	6.2
11	The Masquerade Party	Nov 26, 1965	6.0
12	Shinrock-A-Go-Go	Dec 3, 1965	6.2
13	Royal Rubble	Dec 10, 1965	6.2
14	Seeing Doubles	Dec 17, 1965	6.2
15	How to Pick a Fight With Your Wife Without Really Trying	Jan 7, 1966	6.2
16	Fred Goes Ape	Jan 14, 1966	6.2
17	The Long, Long, Long Weekend	Jan 21, 1966	6.2
18	Two Men on a Dinosaur	Feb 4, 1966	6.2
19	The Treasure of Sierra Madrock	Feb 11, 1966	6.2
20	Curtain Call at Bedrock	Feb 18, 1966	6.5
21	Boss for a Day	Feb 25, 1966	6.2
22	Fred's Island	Mar 4, 1966	6.2
23	Jealousy	Mar 11, 1966	6.2
24	Dripper	Mar 18, 1966	6.5
25	My Fair Freddy	Mar 25, 1966	6.2
26	The Story of Rocky's Raiders	Apr 1, 1966	6.2

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