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The Flintstones
Tubi
1960 7.4 6 seasons TV

The Flintstones (1960)

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

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Facts about The Flintstones
TypeTV series
First aired30 September 1960
StatusEnded, last episode 1 April 1966
GenreFamily, Animation, Comedy
Created byWilliam Hanna and Joseph Barbera
StarringAlan Reed, Mel Blanc and Jean Vander Pyl
Seasons6 seasons, 166 episodes
Episode lengthabout 25 min
Time to watch it allabout 69 hours
RatedTV-G
ScoresTMDB users 7.4/10

Where to watch The Flintstones

The Flintstones is streaming on Tubi in the US.

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BrazilMax R$34.90
ChileMax $9590 CLP
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MexicoMax $149 MXN
New ZealandPrime Video $8.99 NZD
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PanamaMax $8.29
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PeruMax S/35.90
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United KingdomPrime Video £8.99 GBP
UruguayMax $U399
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What kind of watch this is

The Flintstones is a 1960 animated comedy where the Stone Age meets the suburbs. It runs 25 minutes per episode across 6 seasons, totaling 166 episodes. That is 69 hours of stone-age middle management. Created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, it features Alan Reed as Fred, Mel Blanc as Barney, and Jean Vander Pyl as Wilma. The premise is simple: cavemen with jobs, homes, and neighbors. It is a dry look at domestic life, just with a lot more dinosaurs.

What the critics said

Variety was not holding back. The night after the premiere, the trade paper called the debut "a pen-and-ink disaster." That judgment stuck around for decades. Michael Barrier, an animation historian, later labeled it a "dumb sitcom," arguing that childhood fondness does not justify an artistic defense. It is a harsh take for a show that was rerun continuously for five decades. The 1960–61 season earned a reputation as a "vast wasteland," and the series shared that unenviable label. Yet it also became a television classic. Rotten Tomatoes gives the first season a 100% approval rating based on nine reviews, with an average score of 6/10. High praise, low average. The math is a little messy, but the reruns were not.

How it did with audiences

The Flintstones never reported a box office figure in the available data, so we look to the critics and fans instead. TMDB users give it a 7.4 out of 10. It is a solid mark for a show that predates the concept of "binge-watching" by decades. The audience reception is quiet but consistent, which suits a program about a family living in a stone age suburb.

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