The Flinstones - Best of Frank Nelson (HD)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2021
- A compilation of Frank Nelson's funniest moments voice-acting the smart-aleck salesmen on The Flinstones.
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I absolutely love Frank Nelson. A completely underrated talent. He was rare because he didn't have to depend on a good script (which he would often get though) to be hilarious and bring a smile.
Two Jack Benny Program alums in one show. Frank Nelson as the sales clerks, Mel Blanc as Barney Rubble.
In addition to those in this clip, also Bea Benederet (Betty) and Verna Felton (Wilma's mother).
Mel Blanc and Frank Nelson are both Legends
The writing and performance is FAB
“Nothing above a postage stamp!” Gets me every time 😂.
For context, a postage stamp is about 0.68 cents in the US (as of 2024). Back in the 50s and 60s, it was about 0.03 cents. 🤓
Frank Nelson amazing and so talented man. Rare super talent amen
'Yeesssss!"
He was also Norman Rockbind in ''A Star is Born''.
Frank Nelson has been in flintstones I love lucy
Alan Reed and Frank Nelson in the same studio! 😆
There was at least an additional episode that I remember watching as a kid. Wilma and Fred went to a hotel resort also for their anniversary. Frank Nelson played the proprietor of the hotel. I don't know exactly what season but I do remember that Wilma was playing hard to get so that Fred would have to earn her hand in marriage again. I think it was something about their marriage certificate not being filled out properly and it invalidated the wedding or something along those lines.
Ah yes, I know that episode! I can upload some clips from that one as a follow-up if you'd like! :)
There was a guy in the church who told them they weren't legally married. That is why Wilma was playing with Fred. The episode is called ''Fred Flintstone Woos Again''.
@@georgimihailov4906 You are a gentleman and a scholar!!
@@b.t.robinson9654 You are so kind.
"Yesssss?" I remember that episode. He played the clerk who said the justice of the peace's license was expired or not legal which made all the marriage licenses invalid.. Low-Roller
"Stoneway" piano, lol
"It's a genuine Stoneway" 🤣
thank you for posting!!!!!!!
Euhhhh my aren't we sneaky!!
I had a strooooookkkke!
man, the funniest is when he was the inn keeper at that place when fred and wilma got married
Clerk - "Yes, and are you lucky! You got the last two cottages in the place."
Fred - "The last two? You only got two cottages."
Clerk - "Yes! How about that?" 🤣
@@IzTendo gold...pure gold! "Looks like you've been living off the ... fat of the land for 15 years."
Frank played jeweler and piano seller in flintstones amongsts
How about the measles?
What shape is this ball in. My answer (being the wise crack I am) was of course, round.
And who was Barney in the engagement ring?
What do you mean who was Barney?
@@georgimihailov4906 didn’t sound like the normal guy
@@jaysmith1408 It was him - Mel Blanc. In the beginning he did a more unique voice, but by season two he was more deeper and baritone-like as he had acquiesced to Joseph Barbera's request that he imitate Art Carney's Ed Norton.
@@georgimihailov4906 marvelous, thank you
Mel Blanc did a 'generic' voice early in season 1. About halfway through, he was seriously injured in a car crash, and was replaced by Daws Butler for several episodes. Butler did Barney's voice as an even dumber-sounding impression of Art Carney as Ed Norton.
When Blanc recovered, he changed Barney's voice to sound a bit like Butler's version.
1:39 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The first one is Season 2 Episode 19. There was no 47th episode in Season 2. :)
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