Gli antenati

I Flintstones è una serie animata prodotta da Hanna e Barbera, e descrive la vita di due famiglie di amici, i Flintstones (Fred e Wilma) e i vicini Rubber (Barney e Bettie) in una città dell'età della pietra caratterizzata dallo stesso stile di vita della classe lavoratrice americana, ottenuta con "elettrodomestici" fatti con animali e fantasia, auto di roccia e aerei pterodarttili. E' stata eletta nel 2013 da TV Guide seconda migliore serie animata di tutti i tempi, e la sua popolarità ne ha fatto la più longeva serie fino all'arrivo dei Simpons, decenni dopo.
Creato da: William Hanna | Joseph Barbera |
Genere: Famiglia | Animazione | Commedia | Kids |
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Numero di stagioni: 6
Numero di episodi: 166
Data prima messa in onda: 1960-09-30
Data ultima messa in onda: 1966-04-01

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Approfondimenti

Fred and Wilma were originally supposed to be parents to a son named "Fred Flintstone Junior." This [...]	D
The original unaired pilot Gli antenati: The Flagstones (1960) was produced in 1959. It is only 102 [...]	D
Gli antenati (1960) was at one time the longest-running prime-time animation cartoon weekly series. [...]	D
"Open Up Your Heart and Let the Sunshine In" was famously covered by Pebbles Flintstone and Bamm-Bam [...]	D
Despite the general online consensus of 3 addresses, there was actually at least a 4th address given [...]	D
Fred Flintstone is 41 years old, which is probably older than most cavemen.	D
Bea Benaderet starred in Petticoat Junction (1963); its first season coincided with this series' fou [...]	D
Gli antenati: Christmas Flintstone (1964) is anachronistic considering the series is set in prehisto [...]	D
Bamm-Bamm was adopted by Barney and Betty Rubble after his biological parents abandoned him and left [...]	D
Almost like appearing as a guest male villain or female villainess on Batman (1966), being a guest-s [...]	D
The Flintstone's top two characters, Fred and Wilma, and their nearby neighbors, the Rubbles, origin [...]	D
Before deciding on The Flintstones, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera considered The Flagstones and t [...]	D
Characters were drawn with only three fingers to a hand.	D
The show was broadcast in black-and-white for the first 61 episodes during seasons 1 and 2 (29 and 3 [...]	D
Despite later versions and spin-offs, including both of the live action films, showing that he did, [...]	D
The imminent birth of Pebbles was a major worldwide sensation. TV networks around the world held vie [...]	D
Pebbles Flintstone was born at the Rockville Hospital on February 22nd, 10,000 B. C. at 8:20 P M. Sh [...]	D
There are two episodes in the series that have the same title "The Long, Long Weekend" but have comp [...]	D
There are two episodes in the series that have the same title "The Masquerade Ball" but have complet [...]	D
Some syndication packages muck up the theme song during the opening. It cuts out the part where the [...]	D
When Post was developing a competing product for Kellogg's Rice Krispies, they created a chocolate v [...]	D
Fred also had a boss named Mr. Boulder working in a quarry, in Gli antenati: The Tycoon (1961) (seas [...]	D
The population of Bedrock is 2500.	D
Fred, Betty, Pebbles, Bam Bam, Dino, and others have eyes with whites and irises. Barney's eyes are [...]	D
It's never explained how the Rubbles were able to live a normal life and avoid being thrust into the [...]	D
The work whistle in the opening sequence started off as being the bird squawking loudly, but later e [...]	D
William Hanna wanted to do a family-style series, but he and Joseph Barbera couldn't agree on the se [...]	D
Fred Flintstone has two construction bosses; their names are "Mr. Slate" (95%) and "Mr. Rockhead" (5 [...]	D
The Flintstone's house size, design, and furniture change in almost every episode. The Rubble's hous [...]	D
One of the most often asked questions at the Hanna-Barbera head office is: "What did Barney Rubble d [...]	D
According to commercials Fred and Barney smoked Winston cigarettes. Their sponsor on the original ru [...]	D
To capitalize on the then-current craze of "ghoul comedies", such as La famiglia Addams (1964) and I [...]	D
In an least one production cel, it appears that the series was almost mistakenly titled "The Gladsto [...]	D
Premiered Friday, September 30, 1960 on ABC at 8.30pm (ET).	D
The Flintstones was inspired by the sitcom The Honeymooners (1955). It was one of the first cartoons [...]	D
The original Rubbles: Mel Blanc (Barney) and Bea Benaderet (Betty) also worked together voicing Warn [...]	D
There are numerous episodes where you would often hear the voices of Alan Reed and Henry Corden in t [...]	D
Barney's place of employment and boss's name was mentioned in one episode.	D
The closing scene has been relatively unchanged throughout the entire series. The only changes were [...]	D
In the closing credits of seasons 3, 4, 5, and 6, the saber-toothed cat immediately runs back into t [...]	D
The phrase "Yabba-Dabba-Doo!" was thought up after Alan Reed told Hannah & Barbera creators William [...]	D
The opening sequence (since Season 3 and retroactive to seasons 1 and 2) is the same all through the [...]	D
For almost all of season two, after Mel Blanc's near-fatal automobile accident on Tuesday, January 2 [...]	D
Gli antenati: The Flintstone Canaries (1963) is the first time Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm are put on Dino [...]	D
Gli antenati: The Swimming Pool (1960) was the first episode made (but was temporarily held back) af [...]	D
Pebbles' birth in Gli antenati: The Blessed Event (1963) was the 84th of the 167 episodes; there are [...]	D
At least six episodes in the series contain identical plot summaries, that were very reminiscent & v [...]	D
The comic book series EX-Mutants featured a masked villain called the Great Fred who later became an [...]	D
Though he was shown during the opening and closing credits (and plays a big part in the latter), Bab [...]	D
Dino was originally the very talkative bright blue furred Snorkasaurus with black round spots in Gli [...]	D
Two episodes, Gli antenati: Seeing Doubles (1965) and Gli antenati: Curtain Call at Bedrock (1966), [...]	D
Fred Flintstone's appearance was based on Alan Reed's personal physique and human appearance but in [...]	D
The famous theme song "Meet the Flintstones" wasn't introduced until season three. The song was firs [...]	D
This opening sequence was titled "Rise and Shine" and aired for the first two seasons before it chan [...]	D
Fred and Wilma Flintstone were the first animated married couple ever shown on American television i [...]	D
The Flintstones had three addresses during the series' six seasons run: 222 Rocky Way, 345 Stonecave [...]	D

Connessioni

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Errori

Since the windows of the Flintstones' house are quite big and do not have any glass, why does Fred k [...]	D
During the closing credits, when Wilma is shown in bed sleeping, she has no mouth.	D
Dino changes colors from purple to red throughout the series. Plus, he is blue in the opening credit [...]	D
In numerous episodes throughout the series, the capacity of passengers in both Fred's and Barney's c [...]	D
All throughout the series, the cars are run by foot. If this is the case, why do the gas stations ex [...]	D
The bosses of Fred and Barney both have a first name of George, but their last name keeps changing f [...]	D

Frase

Fred Flintstone: [after being called a "loudmouth" [...]	D
[repeated line] Fred Flintstone: Yabba dabba doo!	D
Fred Flintstone: [while reading from an issue of " [...]	D
Fred Flintstone: Where's your get up and go? Barn [...]	D
Television Producer: [Having discovered Fred and w [...]	D
[Fred goes to try out the Barney-copter and doesn' [...]	D
Fred Flintstone: I love my dear sweet mother in-la [...]	D
Barney Rubble: Say, Fred, ain't it time for the bi [...]	D
Barney Rubble: [as Alvin Brickrock returns home to [...]	D
Fred Flintstone: [when Barney suggests he tell the [...]	D
Wilma Flintstone: [while Alvin Brickrock, an Alfre [...]	D
Barney Rubble: [upon seeing an assembled mastodon [...]	D
Wilma Flintstone: I work hard all day, too, and wh [...]	D
Wilma Flintstone,Â Betty Rubble: Melville J. Muc [...]	D
Fred Flintstone: Yeah, you laugh. You'll see, Barn [...]	D
Fred Flintstone: [banging on the door and trying t [...]	D
Barney Rubble: [Fred has just fallen down after ta [...]	D
Fred Flintstone: I know what you're going to say. [...]	D