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50th anniversary of The Flintstones

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    HogzillaHogzilla Posts: 24,116
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    Blimey. I'm in my 40s and I'd assumed it was 50 years old when I was a kid.:yawn:
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    cosmocosmo Posts: 26,840
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    Apparently the people in Dubai don't like the Flintsones - but those in Abu Dhabi do.
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    qwertyqueenqwertyqueen Posts: 3,503
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    Hogzilla wrote: »
    Blimey. I'm in my 40s and I'd assumed it was 50 years old when I was a kid.:yawn:

    Yeah, it was a pretty crap cartoon.
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    Pisces CloudPisces Cloud Posts: 30,239
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    Well, I quite enjoyed it. :D Happy Birthday. :p
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    2shy20072shy2007 Posts: 52,579
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    I was never that keen on them to be quite honest, there are so many superior cartoons out there, such as Tom and Jerry ;)

    I also assumed it would be older than that!that means when I was watching it as a kid, it was only about 10 years old, but it felt really old even then.
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    A321A321 Posts: 6,363
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    What does a swedish Fred Flintstone say?

    Abba dabba doo.
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    tysonstormtysonstorm Posts: 24,609
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    But the age old question remains:

    Betty or Wilma. Which one would you "do"? :p
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    TutterTutter Posts: 24
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    Happy birthday Fred and Wilma and co :D
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    BagpipesBagpipes Posts: 5,443
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    I never enjoyed the Flintstones as a kid. The cartoons weren't even funny and Wilma's voice was annoying.
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    SloopySloopy Posts: 65,209
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    The Flintstones was a harmless bit of fun; much better than the cartoons that get churned out nowadays.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,737
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    WOW 50 and still going strong the world over! Probably one of the most loved cartoons in the world.

    Just commenting with my parents - they used to watch them as kids. My brother and I used to watch them as kids. and now my two nephews (5yrs and 3yrs) watch them daily! Spanned three generations. And my nephews are big time fans. They've even gone to a Flintstones themed min-park up the road on the Costa del Sol a few times and they never tire of going there.
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    Steve_WhelanSteve_Whelan Posts: 1,986
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    The Flintstones was never meant as a kids show on its original run in the US it went out 8.30PM prime time. It was i suppose the simpsons of it time
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,737
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    The Flintstones was never meant as a kids show on its original run in the US it went out 8.30PM prime time. It was i suppose the simpsons of it time
    true. The Flintstones was never a kids cartoon show. It was a Primetime situation comedy which happened to be animated - and the first of its kind.
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    CraigCraig Posts: 2,248
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    The Flintstones was never meant as a kids show on its original run in the US it went out 8.30PM prime time. It was i suppose the simpsons of it time
    spaintv wrote: »
    true. The Flintstones was never a kids cartoon show. It was a Primetime situation comedy which happened to be animated - and the first of its kind.

    Indeed. And it's well known that it's basically The Jackie Gleeson Show in animated form.

    Along the same lines as Top Cat and Bilko.
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    dudiusdudius Posts: 469
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    tysonstorm wrote: »
    But the age old question remains:

    Betty or Wilma. Which one would you "do"? :p

    No contest;

    Betty everytime

    Edit: That was one of the tamest pictures I could find :eek:
    Some people have far too much time on their hands :o
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