Agreed I specifically remember watching from 1987-92. It would come on TBS (the Superstation) every week day at 4:05 and the Brady Bunch would follow at 4:35. What I would give to be back to that time.
I luv this episode still. Bringing all these nationalities if kids together! I was born in the 1965 and I still love this! My dad loved old cartoons as well . Sadly, he passed away in 2019 @ the age of 84.
rw:i love how it shows the different places and faces for every kid from any nation to sing in their own language,its quite amazing,almost like singing HAKUNA MATATA ^_^
Agreed I specifically remember watching from 1987-92. It would come on TBS (the Superstation) every week day at 4:05 and the Brady Bunch would follow at 4:35. What I would give to be back to that time.
Some of the other great episodes included Pebbles being born, Barney and Betty adopted Bamm-Bamm, Hoppy came to join the Rubbles, the hillbillies and their disdain for Bug Music, the BeauBrummelstones performance and Fred accidentally creating a new dance at his expense, and even Gazoo dropping by
This is my favorite episode of The Flintstones...my second favorite is Pebbles birthday when Fred sends a clown to the Water Buffalo Lodge and dancing girls to Pebbles party 😆
I know it only a cartoon but The Flintstones is implied to take place in an alternate universe where the Stone Age simply never left and evolutions into the modern era.
Makes more sense if it's post apocalyptic era where things that once we're are rebuilt. They have Italians, Mexicans Japanese congregating in one unspecified country. Maybe bedrock is like slab city but most of the world is in disarray. Stockings a ship with carrying capacity to make the Pacific and Atlantic journeys with the technology the Flintstones use? It would be more likely they came from ethnic enclaves Maybe they live in Antarctica or in a part of Russia, Greenland or Canada that had defrosted and the dinosaurs etc are mutants from irradiated wastelands.
I remember this fondly from when I was a kid. But the funny thing is...according to actor David Niven's memoir, Cecil B. DeMille was trying to get a biopic of Boy Scout founder Sir Robert Baden-Powell off the ground, possibly with Niven himself as Baden-Powell. It never did come to pass before C.B. passed away, though. C.B.'s vision for the movie's finale was a Boy Scout Jamboree featuring scouts from all over the world. Of course, this would have been more "epic" than "cute and bouncy", but the principle's pretty much the same as what the Flintstones did here!
Not according to liberals! All of the "Japan" people looked the same, while the kids from England and "Dutch" had varying features. Not to mention, "Mexican"? Really? Liberal's heads will explode!😂
And Disney would do the same thing with "It's A Small World" at the 1964-65 NY World's Fair. Also, one of the rare times H-B let tone-deaf Alan Reed do the singing.
As I recall, didn’t the kids all come to Bedrock? And it ended with Fred and Barney standing on the roof of Fred’s house, leading the scouts in this song? I don’t think I’ve seen this episode in over 45 years.
Is there anything stay with you for ever I remember the first time I saw this when I was a kid which was a long time ago and I used to think it was great today as it was when I was there sing it along with it
Saffron Sugar he's just trying to say that in the 60s the world wasn't as politically correct as it is now plus it's the Flintstones, it's just supposed to be a goofy cartoon for the whole family don't take it too seriously
No one has commented on this so far. Almost every group shows some individuality. Even within the Italian group we see a couple of redheads. But within the Japanese group the only striking difference is height, which can simply reflect difference in age. And were they all supposed to have shaven heads???
I thought the same for the Japanese group and it rubbed me the wrong way. So little individuality right down to the same gaps between their front teeth. It was a passive-aggressive form of anti-Japanese sentiment which was very common at the time (post WWII and all).
Jack BNimble The Mexican kids looked pretty similar too. And why did the sign say "Mexican" instead of "Mexico"? A lot of stereotypes against the Japanese and Asians in general were still prevalent in the 1960's.
With all the social, political, and geographical minutia aside, this was an absolute joy to watch and sing along to some forty plus years ago...and now as well. The Flintstones Rocked! Remember "The WayOuts"?
Did they really record groups of foreign kids singing, or electronically "multiply" one kid from each language? Either way, a brilliant idea. Oh how I wish they made cartoons like this today.
This is so cool, who cares if the country is represented... I so wish I g=could go back in time and be a part of this decade, just a few years older... Cartoons today are really bad...
Okay, wait... so some are under the banner of the town of Bedrock, others are under countries like England and France, others are under languages like German and Dutch... ...and then there's "Mexican"...
I think the reference is for nationality, not languages. People from Germany are called Germans, people from Netherlands are called Dutch, and people from Mexico are called Mexicans. It just so happens that German and Dutch are also languages, but there's no Mexican language as they speak Spanish
Mezase Master That is strange I'll admit. I can only guess the reason why but maybe it's because England and France were Cold War allies in the '60s. And since Americans already speak English, and French was at one time the second most popular language in the world, it could be an acknowledgment to the countries themselves. And Mexico gets acknowledged, because it's there. It does shares a border with the US. OR. Being the '60s, the cartoon artists could have been just too high to notice their mistake
One of the greatest episodes on the Flintstones, it's wonderful seeing kids from different countries come together for a camping jamboree
What a WONDERFUL time to grow up. I’m so happy I grew up then and had wonderful shows like these.
1:12 I’ve never forgotten as a kid how much we laughed at how posh they made the English kids. They must have been from Stone Age Eton!
Old Estonians.
@@andrewmorrice9139 You see that’s the gag I *should* have done 🤣
Brings me back soo far.
Children these days, they don't know what they're missing.
rw:and no respect for the classics either too.
Now this was the real meaning of cartoons. And children really enjoyed watching TV . I wish some things would have stayed the same .
Perfect for the whole family, not just kids.
What a treat for the kids to be recorded singing along with Alan Reed
I love the Flintstones growing up brings back good memories
The best episode ever
Yabba Dabba Doo!!!!!!!!
Agreed I specifically remember watching from 1987-92. It would come on TBS (the Superstation) every week day at 4:05 and the Brady Bunch would follow at 4:35.
What I would give to be back to that time.
In the words of major Tom. “FYI old Macdonald did have a horse on his farm, he was just on holiday when they wrote the book.”
Certainly on my top 10.
One of my favorite episodes of the series.
I luv this episode still. Bringing all these nationalities if kids together! I was born in the 1965 and I still love this! My dad loved old cartoons as well . Sadly, he passed away in 2019 @ the age of 84.
Thanks for sharing this Brother.....
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Not all..
I Always Loved The Flintstones
Seeing this right now definitely does bring back plenty of fond memories of when I was much younger.
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Real world camp out sing-a-longs were never this entertaining.
I enjoyed the whole episode. It went from a giant flood to going camping to singing with scouts they've accidentally met.
Episode name please?
That episode rocked. Fred got a visit.
rw:i love how it shows the different places and faces for every kid from any nation to sing in their own language,its quite amazing,almost like singing HAKUNA MATATA ^_^
My favorite flintstones episode
Wow! I hadn't seen this since I was a kid!
Original air date on ABC was January 30, 1964.
Agreed I specifically remember watching from 1987-92. It would come on TBS (the Superstation) every week day at 4:05 and the Brady Bunch would follow at 4:35.
What I would give to be back to that time.
Yes so years we’re from me also ! 87-92! I was born in 1980 and that’s how I got hooked to the flint stones !
Still the best version of old mc Donald I ever heard
Some of the other great episodes included Pebbles being born, Barney and Betty adopted Bamm-Bamm, Hoppy came to join the Rubbles, the hillbillies and their disdain for Bug Music, the BeauBrummelstones performance and Fred accidentally creating a new dance at his expense, and even Gazoo dropping by
just noticed this barney is pretty good with that guitar, he can play the bass and the rhythm at the same time
This is my favorite episode of The Flintstones...my second favorite is Pebbles birthday when Fred sends a clown to the Water Buffalo Lodge and dancing girls to Pebbles party 😆
I called it the 'International Boy Scout Jamboree'.🌟🌟🌟🌟
I know it only a cartoon but The Flintstones is implied to take place in an alternate universe where the Stone Age simply never left and evolutions into the modern era.
which... either doesn't or DOES explain the jetsons. since once the stone age ended, mankind would have a HUGE headstart on technology
Makes more sense if it's post apocalyptic era where things that once we're are rebuilt.
They have Italians, Mexicans Japanese congregating in one unspecified country.
Maybe bedrock is like slab city but most of the world is in disarray.
Stockings a ship with carrying capacity to make the Pacific and Atlantic journeys with the technology the Flintstones use?
It would be more likely they came from ethnic enclaves
Maybe they live in Antarctica or in a part of Russia, Greenland or Canada that had defrosted and the dinosaurs etc are mutants from irradiated wastelands.
I remember this fondly from when I was a kid. But the funny thing is...according to actor David Niven's memoir, Cecil B. DeMille was trying to get a biopic of Boy Scout founder Sir Robert Baden-Powell off the ground, possibly with Niven himself as Baden-Powell. It never did come to pass before C.B. passed away, though. C.B.'s vision for the movie's finale was a Boy Scout Jamboree featuring scouts from all over the world. Of course, this would have been more "epic" than "cute and bouncy", but the principle's pretty much the same as what the Flintstones did here!
I love this. I'm so glad I was born in the 20th century.
Probably the finest moment in the history of television. They should have just discontinued the medium after this.
Not according to liberals! All of the "Japan" people looked the same, while the kids from England and "Dutch" had varying features. Not to mention, "Mexican"? Really?
Liberal's heads will explode!😂
Ok wow
I really liked the diversity in this scene everyone coming together
I had a memory watching this as a kid, and omg glad I found it. BEST EPISODE EVER.
I remember watching this episode as a kid,and it's probably been that long since I last saw it.
How can you not love this.
I love this episode. Man, the memories...
I never knew Barney played the guitar 🎸. The turkey mention is classic. Thank you for the upload.
This song is jammin'.
Fred always had a heart for scouts .Even at the start of the series ,he filled in for a sick scout leader and saved the boys' lives from a waterfall.
I have this episode on 16 mm colour sound film The Flintstones "Cave Scout Jamboree" Haven't seen it for years Not sure what the colour is like now !
heeeeey Ralphie booy
I love this!
I have to say I’m fascinated with the other accents ❤️loved it
This is one of my favorites
And Disney would do the same thing with "It's A Small World" at the 1964-65 NY World's Fair. Also, one of the rare times H-B let tone-deaf Alan Reed do the singing.
Alan also sang the duck waddle song at a high society party.
It's a Small World after all...
Loved this as a kid
Wow! It's Prehistoric Woodstock!
i💕this episode
Love flintstone song
sue!
As I recall, didn’t the kids all come to Bedrock? And it ended with Fred and Barney standing on the roof of Fred’s house, leading the scouts in this song? I don’t think I’ve seen this episode in over 45 years.
I also remember Wilma having to order a bunch of brontosaurus burgers and grape juice to feed the scouts LOL
That was a riot seeing all those boys coming to Bedrock to see Fred and Barney one more time
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Is there anything stay with you for ever I remember the first time I saw this when I was a kid which was a long time ago and I used to think it was great today as it was when I was there sing it along with it
I loved the British scouts!
It's a cartoon from the 60s
Give it a rest.
True I was a child when this was made, and it was for entertaining us not attacking some one else.
John, so like everyone in the 1960s was an uneducated unworldly idiot? Man, that’s not fair and fortunately not true.
John Stitt it's better than this mess that they are trying to pass off as cartoons today😎
Saffron Sugar
he's just trying to say that in the 60s the world wasn't as politically correct as it is now
plus it's the Flintstones, it's just supposed to be a goofy cartoon for the whole family
don't take it too seriously
0:20 Barney goes expert mode on guitar
😂😂😂
No one has commented on this so far. Almost every group shows some individuality. Even within the Italian group we see a couple of redheads.
But within the Japanese group the only striking difference is height, which can simply reflect difference in age. And were they all supposed to have shaven heads???
I thought the same for the Japanese group and it rubbed me the wrong way. So little individuality right down to the same gaps between their front teeth. It was a passive-aggressive form of anti-Japanese sentiment which was very common at the time (post WWII and all).
Hell,Back then they considered that to be progressive at least the Japanese got a mention, they left off the entire African continent .
Jack BNimble The Mexican kids looked pretty similar too. And why did the sign say "Mexican" instead of "Mexico"? A lot of stereotypes against the Japanese and Asians in general were still prevalent in the 1960's.
It use to be called stereotyping , long before the liberals made up the word racist just to promote their sick agenda.
Africa , Russia, and I think China
Yes it is ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
With all the social, political, and geographical minutia aside, this was an absolute joy to watch and sing along to some forty plus years ago...and now as well. The Flintstones Rocked! Remember "The WayOuts"?
The Brits must have had a giggle at the Gobble Gobble bit.
Classical ❤❤❤
Nice song. 😉😉👍👍
you know its funny, i had this video up for almost a year with no comments and very little views but then all of a sudden BAM , lol
Flintstones took place in prehistoric days, and Japan among other countries weren't named as such until WAY later.
LOL the German kids are still singing in English, but with German accents.
German sounds a lot like English.
Catchy.
This predicted the BFDIA 10 scene where Pencil did the ice cream chant.
Shangrala just jumped in my head
Good stuff
The United Nations, a la Flintstones
This is feel good t.v.
This may be a lone vote, but for me this was the single greatest moment in Flintstones' history.
Definitely not a lone vote. 😊
Definitely top five for me.
Fred was a fine leader when he wanted to be. Fred did it, along with Barney.
One of my favorite episodes but it's still not too late to edit Africa in there😏.
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Did they really record groups of foreign kids singing, or electronically "multiply" one kid from each language?
Either way, a brilliant idea. Oh how I wish they made cartoons like this today.
This is so cool, who cares if the country is represented... I so wish I g=could go back in time and be a part of this decade, just a few years older... Cartoons today are really bad...
Anybody else just watch this on metv, than come straight here to watch it again?
At 1:44 the German scouts were singing a "fork fork here" (Gabel Gabel hier)
Now what episode was that? I liked this episode and probably one of my favorites as a kid.
Cave Scout Jamboree (I think it was season 4)
One of the few Flintstones to have Dick "Plop Plop FIzz Fizz Oh Whatta Relief it is" [and "Davey Hanson"] Beals as a voice.
🐔 with a cluck cluck here and a cluck cluck there 🎶
México ❤
Never noticed that before. Oh, well.
Love how they have Scouts from France, Italy, Japan, England, Germany & Bedrock. And the English Scouts don't sound very English.
And also Mexico and Holland
Thank you very much, kayin72, for uploading this interesting video so that we can see it again in the near future when we are all alone.
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Folks,this cartoon was only a 1/2hour show.if they did EVERY country, it might as well been an hour long cartoon.😒GOOD GRIEF!!!
You are right. Love this episode. It gets my mind of the bad stuff going on.
Okay, wait... so some are under the banner of the town of Bedrock, others are under countries like England and France, others are under languages like German and Dutch...
...and then there's "Mexican"...
I think the reference is for nationality, not languages. People from Germany are called Germans, people from Netherlands are called Dutch, and people from Mexico are called Mexicans. It just so happens that German and Dutch are also languages, but there's no Mexican language as they speak Spanish
LakeshoreLEAFSFan If that were the case, wouldn't "England" and "France" be "English" and "French?"
Mezase Master That is strange I'll admit. I can only guess the reason why but maybe it's because England and France were Cold War allies in the '60s. And since Americans already speak English, and French was at one time the second most popular language in the world, it could be an acknowledgment to the countries themselves. And Mexico gets acknowledged, because it's there. It does shares a border with the US. OR. Being the '60s, the cartoon artists could have been just too high to notice their mistake
Mezase Master thats true the producers are racist even I'm mexican from my dads side
LakeshoreLEAFSFan You notice that there were no boy scouts from Russia or the Soviet Union if you wish at this jamboree.
Reading the comments i just wanna say that is a cartoon, don't take it too serious.
Yes sir, a very old cartoon at that.
ok whatever the only way to get someone to be quite is to agree with them.....so yeah have a good day. :p
Go back and you will see it was I who corrected the original poster.
my biggest issue is that Fred is naming off a bunch of animals that as far as i know don't even exist yet...
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Love this episode.
2:23 *YABBA DABBA DOO -all kids*
Imagine Fred and Barney visited UNiCEF or children's hospital
This is real diversity and inclusion.
Echt super 😁
I wanted to see my country of America get involved in a verse about the cow. I could imagine a girl soloing the verse on her cue.
Hear you back in bedrock
@Katzi Also, notice the German vs. Germany blooper. German is the language of course.
And the nationality.
Breaking logic since the stone age
1. Chickens 🐔
2. Ducks
3. Turkeys 🇹🇷
4. Pigs 🐖
Old Macdonald sung by Boy Scouts from around the world.
im dutch