After CBS gave the Flintstone offspring their own show in 1971-72, the network approved the return of their elders on their first Saturday morning series since the 1960s repeats ended.
Betty had a new voice, but the situations were similar, only now Fred and Barney meddled more in the affairs of their grown-up children and their friends.
The latter group included the same members seen on Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm, such as Moonrock – who participated in drag races with buddy Bamm-Bamm in their Cave Buggy against the bad Bronco Bunch (Zonk, Stub, and Noodles) – and Schleprock, a walking, whining purple lump of a man whose full face was hidden from view by an oversized hat.
The series ran a half hour less in its short-lived second season and sported the new title The Flintstones Show.
Fred Flintstone
Alan Reed Barney Rubble
Mel Blanc Wilma Flintstone
Jean Vander Pyl Betty Rubble
Gay Hartwig Pebbles Flintstone
Mickey Stevens Bamm-Bamm Rubble
Jay North Noodles
John Stephenson Moonrock
Lennie Weinrib Fabian
Carl Esser Schleprock
Don Messick Penny
Mitzi McCall
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Betty had a new voice, but the situations were similar, only now Fred and Barney meddled more in the affairs of their grown-up children and their friends.
