I like how they don't show the "grind grind grind grind grind" part of the dance, but the Flintstones and Rubbles fall back on their couch in shock. Racy!
Matthew R... Then the final scene when Wilma&Betty did their version of Burger On A Bun and they got to the grind grind grind grind grind part and Fred&Barney closed their eyes and grimaced from embarrassment...Because let's face it was in reality it was an embarrassing advertisement jingle that's why Wilma and Betty chose a REAL restaurant with people..😆😆😆😆 NO WONDER THEY FELT SMALL.
@KY Stars Well you have to remember it was a different era back then in the 1960s that was as close to adult as you were going to get for an animated cartoon series. Today here in 2022 with shows like Family Guy, American Dad, The Simpsons, Rick and Morty, it's a lot more racier today with foul language and bathroom humor back in the 1960s it was only suggested hinting, I don't know if you were aware but the episode following The Flinstone episode following The Drive In The Prowler has been taken off the rotation when The Flintstones are shown on television because of Mr Rocky Moto's character (Wilma&Betty Judo instructor) as offisive to the Asian community.
No Wonder Fred and Barney felt small when Wilma and Betty did their mock version of the same Burger On A Bun number Gwendolyn and Daisy the drive-in Carhops did in front of a live audience at a restaurant no less.
My Granddaughter and I do this routine every once in a while when we have dinner. Guest or no guest , we just seem to know when its an appropriate time and away we go Im 65 , shes 10,and we've been doing it for 5 years.
It's amazing that even though these cartoons are nearly 60 years old, they're still loved by young and old people alike. I remember watching the Flintstones cartoons back when I was a little girl and this was one of my favourite eps. Rewatching them now as a 31 year old, I still laugh my head off like I did when I was 7 and used to watch with my Dad.
When the Flintstones were originally made, it was for adults only, not children. Like how Family guy and Rick and Morty are not for children today. As standards changed over the years, they removed the cigarette smoking, and re-tagged the show a children's show. It's funny how many cartoons our kids rewatch today, were originally adult television shows.
This song was fun and I sing it today as I cook. I remember watching this as a kindergartener...ohh the memories! Looking at it now...these waitresses were just being friendly (the main reason I love this episode). Basically, what customer service is all about
I love The Flintstones, Scooby Doo. The Jetsons, Most all Hanna Barbara Toons really. And WB's Toons from the 50's, & the 60's too, like buggs bunny, daffy, porky, tazz and all the crew. And let's not forget Tex Avery's cartoons. Freaking halarious stuff there, people. Sadly, they just don't make 'em like that anymore, folks.
Here we come, on the run With a burger on a bun And a dab of coleslaw on the side! Oh, your tastes we will tickle With a cold dill pickle, And all of our potatoes are French fried fried fried! Our burgers can't be beat Cuz we grind our own meat! Grind grind grind grind grind! When you drive away... A tip upon our tray... We hope to find find find find find! We hope to find find find find fi-i-ind!
That’s why I never understood why some people accused the live action movie as being too adult as silly because the og flintstones had lots of adult humor
The Flintstones was an Animated Adult Show, when it was initially on Network TV, only later during Syndication was it common to see at Lunch Times for Kids to watch. Over the Run of the SHow, there was plenty of Adult Humour, but the Kids rarely, if ever caught it. Rocky and Bullwinkle was another Adult Cartoon...
If anyone here is Romanian, here is a bar song version : O berică, un coniac, o cafea sau un Mont Blank ș-un pahar de Cola lângă el Poate vrei un capuccino ,de ce nu Mocacino, aici găsiți ce vrei Dacă vrei o țigară, servește o sobrană, hai hai hai hai Hai ... Dacă pleci, chiar pe tejghea, un bacșiș de vei lăsa... Tare mult vom aprecia , și iar ne vom mai revedeaaa
I wonder when she said that was that a reference to the near end of the episode where her and Betty made Fred and Barney feel small after their mock Burger on a bun dance?
The original Flintstones was in no way made for kids. It was an animated version of Jackie Gleason’s “The Honey Mooners.” In fact, Jackie Gleason nearly sued Hanna and Barbera for stealing his basic plot, but friends talked him out of it. Alice was in every way like Wilma. Barney had a few of Norton’s mannerisms but I think he was drawn into many of Fred’s crazy ideas. But that’s what has kept the Flintstones running for all these years, just beautiful animated comedy. The original Honeymooners only lasted for roughly 32 episodes, whereas The Flintstones went for six seasons. Season six was the most hit-and-miss season. Still, the Flintstones was the best series that H-B did, although The Jetsons came closer than most of the other series to matching the Flintstones magic with the premise of being cast in the future.
Simpsons is so stupid most of the time, maybe 10% of it is intelligent, the rest is dumbed down bullshit. At least Flintstones is for little kids, but it is well made, so even adults can enjoy it.
@@gilgamess Did you also forget in an earlier in the first season episode she knocked out the champ in the episode The Engagement Ring and won $500 something Barney couldn't do. And clobbered Fred in the first two episodes that season.
Source: The Flintstones Wiki Here we come on the run, With a burger on a bun, And a dab of coleslaw on the side~ Oh your taste we will tickle, With a cold dill pickle, And all of our potatoes are French fried, fried, fried~ Our burgers can't be beat, Because we grind our own meat~ Grind, grind, grind, grind, grind~ When you drive away, A tip upon our tray, We hope to find, find, find, find, find, We hope to find, find, find, find, find~
What clearly enrages Wilma and Betty: The two singing and dancing waitresses resemble younger versions of themselves. And those numbskulls Fred and Barney are now paying them!
And the part of the song when they said they're to blame for all our trouble that's just a slight reminder for the past mistakes they've made along with keeping a secret about their business venture from them.
Holy moly, it's true. My jaw dropped a little, LOL. That should have been a big lawsuit right there in 1991. It's the same melody, the first several (13?) notes. Why didn't my brain "click" on that? Too funny. This stuff happens a lot, though, without the writer purposely copying. He or she believes that a new and original thing has been made, when it was in the brain from something in the past that already existed. But it's still using someone else's work. I believe it was an issue when George Harrison did his tune My Sweet Lord. The writers and producers of the Motown song He's So Fine jumped on him for it. He had to pay them.
This was something I didnt't realise until I was older. They were "grinding" their hips suggestively like a burlesque stripper would do. If you saw strip acts of the 40's and 50s they use the same types of drum and whistle effects whenever the stripper would grind their hips or thrust their pelvis. They were basically sneaking an adult joke past the radar. This is why it always cuts to the viewer and not what the girls are doing
@@LB030377 My impression was I thought Gwendolyn &Daisy bent over showing their undies after the grind grind grind grind grind Wilma&Betty in their mock version did the very same thing humiliating Fred and Barney. In either case it was too adult to show it on television so that's why the face Impressions were needed and don't forget it was the sixties television to.
Bill Williams The girls actually did a grinding motion with their hips there that’s why whenever the two girls did it earlier in the episode the camera pans over to the person watching and does a drum whistle effect similar to those 1920 burlesque strippers or a 1940s stripper act nice adult joke there
@@isaiahkadiri3862 all this time I thought they were doing the opposite and actually bending over like the French Folly Brassiere showing their underwear I thought Wilma&Betty did the same in the mock version and then I thought to myself oh man no wonder felt small with the restaurant audience looking at that but they only did that just to teach the boys a lesson for lying to them.
I will immediately tip any car hop or waitress/waiter who sings this to me while bringing food. I respect one who reveres the Flintstones. You can keep your Andy Griffith and Hogan's Heroes - Flintstones to me is so much better.
INDIAN FOOD VERSION: Here we come on the run with some curry and some naan and an order of raita on the siiiiiiide! Your sense of smell we will tickle with a stinky mango pickle, and refresh you with our fresh masala chai chai chai! Our masala is so nice, cause we grind our own spice! Grind grind grind grind griiiiind! And later on today! It goes out the other waaaay! Burning out your hind hind hiiiiiind! Burning out your hind hind hind hind hiiiiiind!
The Drive In episode was the only episode of the Flintstones in my opinion, that was poorly thought through when they wrote it. I was 5 when I saw this episode for the first time, and was stumped at why was it so important for both Fred and Barny getting their old jobs back. The only bad part was lying to their wives, but other than that, they both wanted to be their own bosses, their business was successful, and only reason they lost money was because their wives made them resell the business. Other than the cute catchy tune, this episode was pretty messed up.
Maybe , if when they got this idea to reopen the drive -in , they had told Wilma and Betty ,the four of them could have made it work .. Fred had a habit of doing things and trying to keep Wilma from finding out ..When these girls starting calling in..about the old drive -in and showing up at their doorsteps about the job ..that was the end .. Fred knew this might go wrong . for them Lol 😂 😂😂😂
@@almcdaniel1035 and if you remember earlier in the episode Fred got on Barney for being negative on their plan, turned out Barney was right they did fail.
sirxanthor- Remember near the beginning of the episode where Fred told Barney that we men have brains seems as if their wives were a little bit smarter because they would have explained to them that the restaurant business is a highly competitive business even today. It might of work and maybe if they're lucky they'll be successful but there are other entrepreneurs out there that may even serve better food and if they put your business out of business you're dead financially that's probably what Wilma and Betty would have tried to explain to them which is why the boys didn't want to tell them. They were afraid of getting discouraged.
@@roberthenderson6247 I at some point, started watching some of the show again, to see if I could find another favorite, where pebbles and bam bam start singing when the sun shines in, and discovered both Fred and Barney working out of that restaurant, as if they never sold it. Makes me wonder, if that one episode was supposed to cross several episodes, but instead got used for other content.
You may be over thinking it. But for you this was the worst one of the whole series? Interesting. I am partial to season 1 so I can't relate; it's got my favorite episodes overall. Some of the later ones in seasons 5 and 6 were so lame and not worthwhile. And then for a stretch they went on a jag of doing parodies of other TV shows and movies of the time, be it westerns or monster movies or The Beverly Hillbillies or James Bond. The quality went downhill after season one, for animation and storylines, at least for me. Really, now that I think of it, the biggest mistake was bringing babies into it. A baby adds nothing good comedically-- to any sitcom.
An earlier scene has friend talking to the girls on the phone with Wilma listening in. To cover his butt, Fred refers to them as his friends Charlie and Irving. That's all Wilma and Betty know them as.
Jenny Tyler by-the-way went on to voice Jan of Space Ghost and Flortasha one of the lilliputians from The Adventures Of Gulliver in 1968 Nancy Wible went on to voice one half of the twins Wheeler and Dealer in the Mr Magoo cartoons and was the voice of Granny in the Harlem Globetrotter cartoons in 1970.
It's an excerpt from a Flintstone's episode. Context would help, but this clip functions more as a nostalgia kick for those who have seen it versus being a standalone joke.
I'm 65 and I've sung this jingle countless times over the decades.
And now it's here on TH-cam.
I want this sung at my funeral.
Stay alive, sir.
I like how they don't show the "grind grind grind grind grind" part of the dance, but the Flintstones and Rubbles fall back on their couch in shock. Racy!
Matthew R... Then the final scene when Wilma&Betty did their version of Burger On A Bun and they got to the grind grind grind grind grind part and Fred&Barney closed their eyes and grimaced from embarrassment...Because let's face it was in reality it was an embarrassing advertisement jingle that's why Wilma and Betty chose a REAL restaurant with people..😆😆😆😆 NO WONDER THEY FELT SMALL.
I didn't get that joke until I read this comment right now.😳😮
@@castironchaos Same Here😳
@@castironchaos same!
@@castironchaos I still don't 😔
The face on Fred's face is priceless as Wilma drags him across the floor.
Geez
Even Wilma can sometimes be a jerk to Fred.
The early Flintstone years when Wilma&Betty wore their pants in their family.
Yeah one reason I sorta remember this episode despite its age
This song was stuck in my head and I came here to hear it again :) TH-cam is amazing!
@KY Stars Well you have to remember it was a different era back then in the 1960s that was as close to adult as you were going to get for an animated cartoon series. Today here in 2022 with shows like Family Guy, American Dad, The Simpsons, Rick and Morty, it's a lot more racier today with foul language and bathroom humor back in the 1960s it was only suggested hinting, I don't know if you were aware but the episode following The Flinstone episode following The Drive In The Prowler has been taken off the rotation when The Flintstones are shown on television because of Mr Rocky Moto's character (Wilma&Betty Judo instructor) as offisive to the Asian community.
Yeah me too probably the best episode from this show
So hysterical.. I miss being a kid
I kind like the suggestion that something happens during the "grind" part, based on their reactions.
I love Wilma's reaction. Priceless.
Yeah I know
Love how you dont see the girls do the "grind, grind, grind" bit but instead the reaction from Fred and the whopee sound effect.
No Wonder Fred and Barney felt small when Wilma and Betty did their mock version of the same Burger On A Bun number Gwendolyn and Daisy the drive-in Carhops did in front of a live audience at a restaurant no less.
I finally understand the words after all these years.
Chris Hanson Me too! 😁
I always thought the last words were "We hope to fight, fight, fight, fight, fight. "
As a kid, I thought they sang “…and a dab of Coke on the side.”
That's what it's always sounded like to me.
It didn’t occur to a 5-year-old (me) that mentioning Coke would have been an advertisement. Of course, had Coca-Cola been a sponsor…
So what do they sing?
“…a dab of coleslaw on the side.”
My Granddaughter and I do this routine every once in a while when we have dinner. Guest or no guest , we just seem to know when its an appropriate time and away we go
Im 65 , shes 10,and we've been doing it for 5 years.
It's amazing that even though these cartoons are nearly 60 years old, they're still loved by young and old people alike. I remember watching the Flintstones cartoons back when I was a little girl and this was one of my favourite eps. Rewatching them now as a 31 year old, I still laugh my head off like I did when I was 7 and used to watch with my Dad.
When the Flintstones were originally made, it was for adults only, not children. Like how Family guy and Rick and Morty are not for children today. As standards changed over the years, they removed the cigarette smoking, and re-tagged the show a children's show. It's funny how many cartoons our kids rewatch today, were originally adult television shows.
@@sirxanthorI mean content for this show feels more family audience
How is it possible I remember all these words after watching this probably 50 years ago?
Because ITS a catchy Song😎
Probably you have Fred feeling embrassed especially since his wife
Because when you’re young your brain is wide open to learning.
Wilma did not take any shit off of Fred😂
This song was fun and I sing it today as I cook. I remember watching this as a kindergartener...ohh the memories!
Looking at it now...these waitresses were just being friendly (the main reason I love this episode). Basically, what customer service is all about
Also seeing Fred’s reaction when his wife sees that
I love The Flintstones, Scooby Doo. The Jetsons, Most all Hanna Barbara Toons really.
And WB's Toons from the 50's, & the 60's too, like buggs bunny, daffy, porky, tazz and all the crew. And let's not forget Tex Avery's cartoons. Freaking halarious stuff there, people. Sadly, they just don't make 'em like that anymore, folks.
Here we come, on the run
With a burger on a bun
And a dab of coleslaw on the side!
Oh, your tastes we will tickle
With a cold dill pickle,
And all of our potatoes are French fried fried fried!
Our burgers can't be beat
Cuz we grind our own meat!
Grind grind grind grind grind!
When you drive away...
A tip upon our tray...
We hope to find find find find find!
We hope to find find find find fi-i-ind!
jasobres thanks
I-- uh, I-- I-- I-- I--
And now it's forever etched on the deranged MP3 player of my mind.
😎
It sounds like "Bottle of Coke on the side."
Charlie and Irving.
Would love to go to Sonic and ask the wait staff to sing this!
They might, if you promise them each a Fruity Pebbles Flintstones Plastic Pocket Coin Holder.
🤣😂😁🙏🙌
Lol
Only if they wore these outfits 😂
Flintstones Version: Boomerang from Cartoon Network, It's all YABBA DABBA COMING BACK TO YOU!
බඩගිනි නෑ තව දුරටත්
උණු උණු කෑම ගෙනේ දැන්,
කෑවොත් ඔබ යලි එන්නේ සෑමදා...
පාමින් මුතු සිනහා, අපි සේවය කරනෙමු
මිල වැඩි නෑ, කෑම රස ගුණ පිරි
බොන්නට උණු කිරි, කන්නට මුදවපු කිරි, ඇඟට ගුණයි කදිමයි...
සේවය අපි හොඳ නම්, තුටු පඬුරක් ලැබ දෙන්...
සමුදෙමු බායි බායි බායි බායි බායි
සමුදෙමු බායි බායි බායි බායි බායි...
Wilma is definitely not having it!
More than the usual adult humor in this particular episode. Anyone who thinks the original Flintstones as being just for kids has no clue.
Probably because they never most of the adults
That’s why I never understood why some people accused the live action movie as being too adult as silly because the og flintstones had lots of adult humor
The Flintstones was an Animated Adult Show, when it was initially on Network TV, only later during Syndication was it common to see at Lunch Times for Kids to watch. Over the Run of the SHow, there was plenty of Adult Humour, but the Kids rarely, if ever caught it. Rocky and Bullwinkle was another Adult Cartoon...
If anyone here is Romanian, here is a bar song version :
O berică, un coniac, o cafea sau un Mont Blank ș-un pahar de Cola lângă el
Poate vrei un capuccino ,de ce nu Mocacino, aici găsiți ce vrei
Dacă vrei o țigară, servește o sobrană, hai hai hai hai Hai ...
Dacă pleci, chiar pe tejghea, un bacșiș de vei lăsa...
Tare mult vom aprecia , și iar ne vom mai revedeaaa
Basically, it's different like the Hungarian version!
I checked the translation of yours!
I memorized the lyrics......gold
Me too !
Yeah
I even sing and dance it today🎶💃
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅😅 laughing hysterically. I remember this one.
I wanted to see Wilma get to the bottom of this.
I wonder when she said that was that a reference to the near end of the episode where her and Betty made Fred and Barney feel small after their mock Burger on a bun dance?
I just want to get to Wilma's bottom! 💌
Lol
i was 5 weeks old when they played this !
Henry Williams I was two years old!
I was negative 27 years old!
The original Flintstones was in no way made for kids. It was an animated version of Jackie Gleason’s “The Honey
Mooners.” In fact, Jackie Gleason nearly sued Hanna and Barbera for stealing his basic plot, but friends talked him out of it. Alice was in every way like Wilma. Barney had a few of Norton’s mannerisms but I think he was drawn into many of Fred’s crazy ideas. But that’s what has kept the Flintstones running for all these years, just beautiful animated comedy. The original Honeymooners only lasted for roughly 32 episodes, whereas The Flintstones went for six seasons. Season six was the most hit-and-miss season. Still, the Flintstones was the best series that H-B did, although The Jetsons came closer than most of the other series to matching the Flintstones magic with the premise of being cast in the future.
Sorry about the Simpsons but The Flintstones is the best cartoon series to me. I love Fred and Barney and Dino and Pebbles and the wives.
High five on that !for real. Best show ever while growing up
Simpsons is so stupid most of the time, maybe 10% of it is intelligent, the rest is dumbed down bullshit. At least Flintstones is for little kids, but it is well made, so even adults can enjoy it.
What about Bam Bam?
When They slid in your DMs, and your girl already accusing you 😂🤣😂
omg I think i just pee my paints this is mad funny! lol I remember this song !
Wilma Was One Strong Broad, Dragged Fred Over To Barney's Like He Had Wheels on Him
Cave women had to be strong back in those days.
Let's not forget that she punched a dinosaur on the snout and said, "Beat it, buster!" and he did!
@@gilgamess Did you also forget in an earlier in the first season episode she knocked out the champ in the episode The Engagement Ring and won $500 something Barney couldn't do. And clobbered Fred in the first two episodes that season.
0:10 when the wife sees your search history.
Yeah
This still makes me laugh
After all these years I still can't figure out all the words to this song.
Source: The Flintstones Wiki
Here we come on the run,
With a burger on a bun,
And a dab of coleslaw on the side~
Oh your taste we will tickle,
With a cold dill pickle,
And all of our potatoes are French fried, fried, fried~
Our burgers can't be beat,
Because we grind our own meat~
Grind, grind, grind, grind, grind~
When you drive away,
A tip upon our tray,
We hope to find, find, find, find, find,
We hope to find, find, find, find, find~
What clearly enrages Wilma and Betty: The two singing and dancing waitresses resemble younger versions of themselves. And those numbskulls Fred and Barney are now paying them!
Yeah, I always thought they resemble Wilma and Betty. ^^
And the part of the song when they said they're to blame for all our trouble that's just a slight reminder for the past mistakes they've made along with keeping a secret about their business venture from them.
I actually remember seeing this episode on Boomerang back in the day.
Yeah I know
My first ever job was as a carhop for A&W. Fortunately I wasn't required to sing!
I like Betty and Wilma's version better.
That's a catchy song.
grind, grind, grind, grind, grind!
Classic!
Disney used this song for Beauty and the Beast Be our guest. I wonder if they gave credit where credit is due.
Holy moly, it's true. My jaw dropped a little, LOL. That should have been a big lawsuit right there in 1991. It's the same melody, the first several (13?) notes. Why didn't my brain "click" on that? Too funny.
This stuff happens a lot, though, without the writer purposely copying. He or she believes that a new and original thing has been made, when it was in the brain from something in the past that already existed.
But it's still using someone else's work.
I believe it was an issue when George Harrison did his tune My Sweet Lord. The writers and producers of the Motown song He's So Fine jumped on him for it. He had to pay them.
I never understood why they fall over or squint their eyes after the "grind grin grind".
I always assumed they did the splits, but really who knows?
This was something I didnt't realise until I was older. They were "grinding" their hips suggestively like a burlesque stripper would do. If you saw strip acts of the 40's and 50s they use the same types of drum and whistle effects whenever the stripper would grind their hips or thrust their pelvis. They were basically sneaking an adult joke past the radar. This is why it always cuts to the viewer and not what the girls are doing
@@LB030377 My impression was I thought Gwendolyn &Daisy bent over showing their undies after the grind grind grind grind grind Wilma&Betty in their mock version did the very same thing humiliating Fred and Barney. In either case it was too adult to show it on television so that's why the face Impressions were needed and don't forget it was the sixties television to.
I also immediately thought it had something to do with their bums given the drum sound effect 😂😂
@@roberthenderson6247 Cavewomen didn't wear no panties... XD
Bump and Grind. Imagine that to be performed as a Burlesque Cosplay.
Also the whistle and timpani sound effect would be so perfect for a live action performance of this 😂😂
NOW THAT'S FUNNY! :-D
I remember seeing this when I was a kid. I thought I was asleep and on drugs. Thank god its real
Sounds like Be Our Guest.
Or Be our guest sounds like this. This song is prehistoric.😉
@@florinivan6907 Be Our Guest sounds like this.
What's the matter with Flintstone? He's all right! ♫ ♪ ♪ ♫
MY FAVORITE CARTOON
YESS FINALLY SOMEONEE
0:09-0:14 that's the face i made when my dad didn't recognize Animaniacs, Tiny Toon Adventures and Freakazoid in a video i made
I would love if the SONIC girls would come out singing like this.,
Imagine that.
Say what you like about Hanna Barbera back in the 60s, they sure knew how to draw nice looking women!
Yeah I know
Funny how the girl with black hair has dot eyes and the redhead has actual eyes opposite of Betty and Wilma lol
How bout that loud whistle, eh?
"Grind grind grind grind grind"...makes you wonder what they were doing to knock people over.
Bill Williams The girls actually did a grinding motion with their hips there that’s why whenever the two girls did it earlier in the episode the camera pans over to the person watching and does a drum whistle effect similar to those 1920 burlesque strippers or a 1940s stripper act nice adult joke there
@@isaiahkadiri3862 all this time I thought they were doing the opposite and actually bending over like the French Folly Brassiere showing their underwear I thought Wilma&Betty did the same in the mock version and then I thought to myself oh man no wonder felt small with the restaurant audience looking at that but they only did that just to teach the boys a lesson for lying to them.
I think this is the one of the only times we saw characters wear shoes...
I will immediately tip any car hop or waitress/waiter who sings this to me while bringing food. I respect one who reveres the Flintstones. You can keep your Andy Griffith and Hogan's Heroes - Flintstones to me is so much better.
INDIAN FOOD VERSION:
Here we come on the run with some curry and some naan and an order of raita on the siiiiiiide!
Your sense of smell we will tickle with a stinky mango pickle, and refresh you with our fresh masala chai chai chai!
Our masala is so nice, cause we grind our own spice! Grind grind grind grind griiiiind!
And later on today!
It goes out the other waaaay!
Burning out your hind hind hiiiiiind!
Burning out your hind hind hind hind hiiiiiind!
😂❤now I have this song stuck in my head
Me too
63 here and saw this all the time in reruns, but I thought they said fry instead of grind. 😊
Wilma: Come on Fred we're going to get we're going get bottom of this.
I have this on a Flintstones CD
boomerang
0:40 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
I still remember this from back then. Unfortunately.
This is Ed Love's animation.
Charlie and Irving lol.
I can't believe they actually used laughing machines in this cartoon.. that is fucking bullshit...
123TauruZ321 You can blame that on ABC. Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera were against using a laugh track, but the network honchos insisted upon it.
TV sitcoms used to use laugh tracks too.
This is how cartoons were back then
I'd love to hear Mandy and Mindy from "Totally Spies" sing this.
Then as Men we'd all feel small.
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The Drive In episode was the only episode of the Flintstones in my opinion, that was poorly thought through when they wrote it. I was 5 when I saw this episode for the first time, and was stumped at why was it so important for both Fred and Barny getting their old jobs back. The only bad part was lying to their wives, but other than that, they both wanted to be their own bosses, their business was successful, and only reason they lost money was because their wives made them resell the business. Other than the cute catchy tune, this episode was pretty messed up.
Maybe , if when they got this idea to reopen the drive -in , they had told Wilma and Betty ,the four of them could have made it work .. Fred had a habit of doing things and trying to keep Wilma from finding out ..When these girls starting calling in..about the old drive -in and showing up at their doorsteps about the job ..that was the end .. Fred knew this might go wrong . for them Lol 😂 😂😂😂
@@almcdaniel1035 and if you remember earlier in the episode Fred got on Barney for being negative on their plan, turned out Barney was right they did fail.
sirxanthor- Remember near the beginning of the episode where Fred told Barney that we men have brains seems as if their wives were a little bit smarter because they would have explained to them that the restaurant business is a highly competitive business even today. It might of work and maybe if they're lucky they'll be successful but there are other entrepreneurs out there that may even serve better food and if they put your business out of business you're dead financially that's probably what Wilma and Betty would have tried to explain to them which is why the boys didn't want to tell them. They were afraid of getting discouraged.
@@roberthenderson6247 I at some point, started watching some of the show again, to see if I could find another favorite, where pebbles and bam bam start singing when the sun shines in, and discovered both Fred and Barney working out of that restaurant, as if they never sold it. Makes me wonder, if that one episode was supposed to cross several episodes, but instead got used for other content.
You may be over thinking it.
But for you this was the worst one of the whole series? Interesting. I am partial to season 1 so I can't relate; it's got my favorite episodes overall. Some of the later ones in seasons 5 and 6 were so lame and not worthwhile. And then for a stretch they went on a jag of doing parodies of other TV shows and movies of the time, be it westerns or monster movies or The Beverly Hillbillies or James Bond. The quality went downhill after season one, for animation and storylines, at least for me. Really, now that I think of it, the biggest mistake was bringing babies into it. A baby adds nothing good comedically-- to any sitcom.
Can Michael Jackson walk like that 0:28 ?
Too bad this was the only appearance of Charlie and Irving. They should had made a couple of more appearances on the show
I thought the lyrics were:.here we come on the run
With a burger on a bun,
And a fry, fry, fry, friyyy!
Wow and triple zowie!!
they look like a young betty and wilma
So wait was Gwen and Daisy teenagers or young adults
Probably teenagers
@rowdyroughman yeah that's what I was assuming in the beginning but then I thought maybe they in college
Who the hell names their daughter Charlie and/or Irving?
An earlier scene has friend talking to the girls on the phone with Wilma listening in. To cover his butt, Fred refers to them as his friends Charlie and Irving. That's all Wilma and Betty know them as.
Fred and Barney got into another fix.
There's going to be a misunderstanding on Three's Company. ;)
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Charlie and Irving!
The look on wems face and better tew
"Charlie" and "Rving" are hot. (Voices by Nancy Wible & Ginny Tyler).
Jenny Tyler by-the-way went on to voice Jan of Space Ghost and Flortasha one of the lilliputians from The Adventures Of Gulliver in 1968 Nancy Wible went on to voice one half of the twins Wheeler and Dealer in the Mr Magoo cartoons and was the voice of Granny in the Harlem Globetrotter cartoons in 1970.
Rest in peace to those actors
Sometimes, it was the cave women who did the dragging.
Hooters with good food to the door?
I always thought they did splits when the camera is on the four
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I would've told wilma to stop HATIN
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What’s the name of this funny episode?
“The Drive-In.”
Ah this episode
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Lol
I Don't get "the joke"
It's an excerpt from a Flintstone's episode. Context would help, but this clip functions more as a nostalgia kick for those who have seen it versus being a standalone joke.
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