The Flintstones

- Season 3

(1962)

A crush on a lady dinosaurus who's the star of her own television show may lead to TV stardom for Dino--and to the loss of their pet for the Flintstones.

When Barney loses his job, he prevails upon Fred to try to get him hired on at the gravel pit. The introduction of Fred's neighbor to his boss results in the startling discovery that Barney and Mr. Slate are relatives--and to an instant executive suite for Barney. All at once, Fred's old buddy is his new boss.

Fred's latest "get-rich-quick" scheme is to invent a new soft drink. His concoction may not have what it takes to displace the beverages dominating the market, but it makes Barney invisible.

Fred enrols in ballet school to help him get his bowling form back for a big bowling tournament.

Against the odds, Fred lands a star attraction for Wilma's fund-raiser, but an allergic reaction to pickled dodo eggs may prevent him from appearing.

During a lodge convention at a ski resort, jewel thieves mistake Barney for their chief conspirator.

Fred's birthday gift to Wilma is a bird that talks--and may spill the beans about the boys' planned trip to Frantic City for a Water Buffalo convention.

Fred gets excited when he overhears Wilma talking about a new addition to the family.

Fred's rich uncle has no heir, so Fred drafts Barney into posing as his son so that his uncle will leave his estate to Fred.

In order to win a trip to visit her idol on the set of his show, Wilma submits a contest entry that depicts Fred as a superhero of sorts.

Fred wants to go to the big game, and if it means dressing up as a woman to get in, so be it.

Barney has a severe aching tooth that needs to be extracted. But Fred wants to avoid the dental bill by trying to pull the tooth loose himself. Then, Fred took Barney to a veterinarian office for ill pets (like Dino). Just as the veterinarian starts to inject gas into Barney, he is interrupted leaving Barney alone. Barney falls into a deep sleep from the additional gas and became airborne. Fortunately, Fred saw Barney float by and away. Fred quickly found Barney outside and floating in the air. After Fred lassos Barney and pulls him to the ground. Fred's quick jerk ...

Fred's embarrassed that he lacks a high-school diploma and has returned to classes with teenagers in order to keep his job.

Fred suspects dear Wilma of having designs on his life for the insurance money.

Fred's new "Polarock" camera is an occasion for all kinds of misadventure for him and Barney.

Fred wants to teach Wilma a lesson for hoping the kissing burglar who's active in the neighborhood will come to their house.

The Flintstones new maid abruptly quits on the day Fred invites Mr. Slate to dinner.

Barney saves a baby's life, but Fred takes the credit.

Because he and Betty are babysitting a nephew, Barney hasn't got time to go to a bowling tournament with Fred, who therefore strongly dislikes the baby.

Wilma's mother visits and father-to-be Fred wants to show he's a kind man by being nice to her, even tough she's very hostile to him.

Fred tries to find a maid so that Wilma doesn't have to do household chores. This turns out to be easier said than done.

Fred wants to ask his boss for a raise and Barney has an idea to get it. However, instead of getting a raise, Fred gets fired.

According to the doctor, any day now, the blessed event can take place. Fred and Barney undertake a rehearsal.

Wilma's mother has sent a very strict and rigid nurse to take care of baby Pebbles and the household.

Barney asks Fred to go to a wrestling game with him. Fred wants to go, but he promised Wilma to babysit Pebbles.

Thinking Barney is a bad influence on Pebbles, Fred decides the Flintstones should move to a more elite neighborhood.

Wilma rents out the house to Swedish musicians while the Flintstones meet Yogi Bear at a national park.

Because she needs to prepare for the surprise party for Fred's birthday, Wilma asks Barney to drive Fred around all day. Things don't exactly go as planned after the two of them fall asleep.