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The Flintstones is an American animated sitcom produced by Hanna-Barbera. The series takes place in a romanticized Stone Age setting, and follows the activities of the titular family, the Flintstones, and their next-door neighbors, the Rubbles (who are also their best friends). It was originally broadcast on ABC from September 30, 1960 until April 1, 1966, as the first animated series to hold a prime time slot.

Season 5 (1964–65)
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season Title Written by Original air date [1]
115 1 "Hop Happy" Warren Foster September 17, 1964
Hoppy, the new pet that Barney and Betty got for Bamm Bamm, causes major havoc and nearly ends Barney's friendship with Fred.

Note: Gerry Johnson replaces Bea Benaderet as the voice of Betty Rubble beginning with this episode.
116 2 "Monster Fred" Barry E. Blitzer September 24, 1964
Fred reverts to childhood after getting hit on the head with a bowling ball. After looking for a doctor, Barney finds a mad scientist that uses electric shock to swap personalities.
117 3 "Itty Bitty Fred" Jena Lee Rosen October 1, 1964
Fred begins inventing again and creates a reducing formula called "Fred-O-Cal" to take off weight. This formula winds up shrinking Fred to less than a foot tall.

Note: Ed Sullivan is again caricatured in this episode as "Ed Sullystone" (previously seen in the season three episode "The Twitch").
118 4 "Pebbles' Birthday Party" Tony Benedict October 8, 1964
Fred makes arrangements for Pebbles' first birthday and the Water Buffalo Lodge parties. Trouble ensues when the only caterer in town muddles the parties, including sending a clown to the Water Buffalo Lodge and dancing girls to Pebbles' birthday party, and Fred gets blamed for it.
119 5 "Bedrock Rodeo Round-Up" Rance Howard October 15, 1964
When Pebbles seems to love rodeo star Bony Hurdle more than Fred, he tries to prove his love to her by entering in The Bedrock Rodeo in disguise.
120 6 "Cinderellastone" Tony Benedict October 22, 1964
Fred seems to be passed over for a promotion at work when the boss invites every employee to his house party except him. Fred then dreams he is Cinderella and his fairy godmother brings Fred to his boss's party.
121 7 "A Haunted House is Not a Home" Alan Dinehart & Herbert Finn October 29, 1964
Fred's Uncle Giggles fakes his death and pretends that he has left his fortune to Fred. In order to get the fortune, Fred is required to stay overnight at Giggles' haunted house where it appears that Fred nearly gets killed.

Note: A spoof on horror classic House on Haunted Hill.
122 8 "Dr. Sinister" William Idelson & Samuel Bobrick November 5, 1964
Fred and Barney are disappointed that their life is boring after watching a Jay Bondrock movie. Then, when sent to the store, Fred and Barney find themselves captured, flown to a distant island, beaten up, and almost killed by a mad scientist named Dr. Sinister.

Note: This episode is a parody of James Bond's Doctor No.
123 9 "The Gruesomes" Warren Foster November 12, 1964
A weird family named the Gruesomes move in next door to the Flintstones, whom Fred doesn't like.

Notes: First of two appearance by the Gruesomes, who would return in episode 133. Howard Morris, Andrew Sabiston and Naomi Lewis provide the voices of Weirdly, Goblin and Creepella Gruesome. This episode parodied The Munsters and The Addams Family – two popular ghoul comedies of the time.
124 10 "The Most Beautiful Baby in Bedrock" Joanna Lee November 19, 1964
Fred enters Pebbles in a beauty contest for babies while Barney enters Bamm Bamm, which causes a major fight between Fred and Barney.
125 11 "Dino and Juliet" Tony Benedict November 26, 1964
Fred's new neighbor, Mr. Loudrock, becomes a thorn in his side, but Dino falls in love with Loudrock's pet and has puppies.

Note: Mr. Loudrock is voiced by Henry Corden, who later provided the singing voice of Fred in The Man Called Flintstone and years later replaced Alan Reed completely as the voice of Fred following Reed's death. Also, this is a spoof of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
126 12 "King for a Night" William Idelson & Samuel Bobrick December 3, 1964
When the King of Stonesylvania visits Bedrock, he decides he wants to be a normal person, dead-ringer look-alike Fred is hired to fill in for him as king. The plan begins to unravel when the king demonstrates little tolerance for the outside world and Fred does not like being a king much better. When Wilma mistakes the king for Fred, more troubles begin for both the king and Fred.

Note: This episode is a reworking of episode 22, "The Tycoon".
127 13 "Indianrockolis 500" Rance Howard December 10, 1964
Fred and Barney enter their sports car into the Indianrockopolis 500, with Fred adopting the sporting moniker "Goggles Pyzano".
128 14 "Adobe Dick" Barry E. Blitzer December 17, 1964
On a fishing trip, Fred and Barney are swallowed by a whale named Adobe Dick.

Note: A spoof of Herman Melville's Moby-Dick.
129 15 "Christmas Flintstone" Warren Foster December 25, 1964
Fred becomes Santa for a Macyrock's store, and does such a good job that Santa's elves recruit him to substitute for the real Santa when he becomes ill.

Note: The series moved from Thursday back to Friday nights on ABC with this episode.
130 16 "Fred's Flying Lesson" Rick Mittleman January 1, 1965
Fred wins a flying lesson at a lodge contest. He decides to take the lesson and his teacher is a younger woman.
131 17 "Fred's Second Car" Rance Howard January 8, 1965
Fred buys a gangster's car for almost nothing from a police auction, but his plan goes wrong when Big Sparkle and his men, three gangsters, track the car down and plot to kill Fred and Barney off.
132 18 "Time Machine" William Idelson & Samuel Bobrick January 15, 1965
The Flintstones and the Rubbles visit the Bedrock World's Fair, where they visit a time machine exhibit and travel to various times of the future.
133 19 "The Hatrocks and the Gruesomes" Alan Dinehart & Herbert Finn January 22, 1965
The Hatrocks come to visit the Flintstones after they declare their feud over, and wind up overstaying their welcome. The Flintstones then recruit their neighbors, the Gruesomes, to scare the Hatrocks away by performing "bug music" (a spoof of the Beatles).

Note: Second and final appearances of both the Hatrocks and the Gruesomes.
134 20 "Moonlight and Maintenance" Alan Dinehart & Herbert Finn January 29, 1965
After visiting luxury apartments, Fred decides he wants to live there, so he moves with Wilma and Pebbles. In order to pay for the place, Fred takes a job at the apartment complex moonlighting as a janitor. Fred finds that working two jobs is too hectic, and when Fred's boss, Mr. Slate, moves into Bedrock Towers, he must try to hide from Mr. Slate that he is moonlighting.
135 21 "Sheriff for a Day" Jemima Williams & Christina Robertson February 5, 1965
The Flintstones and the Rubbles travel to a small town out west. Fred runs into an old friend who hears that the Slatery Brothers are seeking revenge on the town. In order to defend themselves, he recruits Fred as sheriff.

Notes: The Cartwrights, from Bonanza, are caricatured here as the "Cartrocks". This episode loosely spoofs the classic film High Noon. This is the only episode to air originally without a laugh track; one current syndicated print has a new laugh track dubbed in.
136 22 "Deep in the Heart of Texarock" Barry E. Blitzer February 12, 1965
Fred visits his Uncle Tex's ranch in Texarock and has to stop a bunch of cow thieves.
137 23 "The Rolls Rock Caper" Alan Dinehart & Herbert Finn February 19, 1965
Fred and Barney wind up on an adventure and are seen in a TV show called Smile, You're on My Favorite Crime.

Note: "Aaron Boulder" is a caricature of Gene Barry's "Amos Burke" from Burke's Law.
138 24 "Superstone" Barry E. Blitzer February 26, 1965
When the actor who portrays TV's "Superstone" walks off the job, Fred is recruited to fill in and play him, but he is framed by two thugs who knock him unconscious, dress in his costume, and steal the cash box.
139 25 "Fred Meets Hercurock" Joanna Lee March 5, 1965
Fred is recruited to play Hercurock in a new movie.
140 26 "Surfin' Fred" Joanna Lee March 12, 1965
The Flintstones and Rubbles travel to Rock Island beach when there is a big surfing contest judged by singer/actor Jimmy Darrock (special guest star James Darren). Fred and Wilma decide to enter the surfing contest, even though Fred can't surf.

Note: Two songs from The Fantastic Baggys' 1964 album, "Tell 'Em I'm Surfin'", are featured on the soundtrack ("Wax Up Your Board" and "Surfin' Craze").

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