Yeah, but that Winston Cigarette commercial was hilarious- Barney- "I hate watching the girls work so hard" Fred- "Yeah, me too Barn... Let's go around the back where we can't see them!" High-LARIOUS!!!!
Fred's got both of them. He can even say anti-Semitic things and Winston can't drop him. What now? (For those that don't know, this is called a joke, if it bothers you, then rethink your entire life. You've gone wrong somewhere.)
@@willrussell2583I got the joke. Wasn't great but, still, I got it. Not sure what about the comments on RUclips makes people jump up to seem morally better no matter the context. Dudes so unsure of himself that's probably the only way he can feel any bit superior is on a comment section.... There's one in every batch.
yeah and football games too, and they ought to invent these fake binoculars you can fill with beer (or booze) so you can take even more alcohol into the game with you.
I don't care what anyone says, this cartoon (the entire series) really taught kids about real life. Every day in the 70's(born 1973) this and the Brady Bunch were invaluable. I had a sign in my office that said and I would do Fred's voice to my boss "Union rule Ya'know"
Alright, I knew Flintstones wasn't always a "kid's show", I knew different things were acceptable in different times, I could wrap my head around the Flintstones advertising beer, but Barney just saying he's going to kill himself before laughing over it with Fred genuinely blindsided me holy shit
Well, Barney working at the quarry with Fred was something that became common after the original TV show ended (I think this was made just after that, too), but in the actual original TV show itself, he was never shown working with Fred, and was always shown going to a different job than Fred but never was it revealed what that job was.
The 1967 commercial was a year after the final Flintstones story that had the original voice cast, and production team. That story was the feature length movie, ‘The Man Called Flintstone’, in 1966. It’s interesting to find this very long commercial which also featured the original voice cast and production.
@7:33 Fred Flintstone is doing an imitation of a Jackie Gleason TV routine of "Joe the Bartender" with an off-camera character named "Mr. Dennehy." I was a kid back when "The Flintstones" aired on ABC-TV; and back then it was rumored about the cartoon being a copy of Jackie Gleason's "The Honeymooners" syndicated TV show of that era. I saw nothing in print to confirm or deny that, as all there was with the media was print, TV, and radio.
This was specifically created for a late 1966 Busch sales meeting (previewing Busch's 1967 ad campaign), and never seen by the general public. Jean VanderPyl was unavailable to record the soundtrack, so Gerry Johnson doubled as Wilma's AND Betty's voices. Gerald Mohr is the narrator.
Fred and Barney really had a drinking problem. I have seen the Flintstones Winston cigarette commercial... but this one got past me somehow! WORTH the watch! If you young, you would not know that this show was not designed for kids.
There are actually two episodes where Barney's job was noted. I believe he was a janitor (Fred tells Barney to put his broom down and demand more pay). This was S01 E04 · No Help Wanted (1960) where Fred confronts Barney's boss to negotiate for a raise, but instead, gets him fired, leading Barney to work for a appliance and furniture store as a repo man, and S03 E02 Fred's New Boss (1962) wherin Barney gets fired and Fred tries to get him a job in the gravel pit. It turned out that Mr. Slate was Barney's uncle, who then hired him and made him Fred's boss.
Later on the pebbles and bam and any of the specials Barney worked for slate. In fact this sales pitch cartoon looks like the first bit of updated Flintstones animation we would see during the 1970's. More color, detail etc...
There was an episode where Barney found out that he was Mr Slate's nephew. So, Slate hired Barney and made him "Vice President -in charge of production", which also made him Fred's boss at the quarry. 👍
Fred and Barney never actually drank beer in the series. The closest to alcohol was Cactus Juice in that ep with Pebbles' birthday party, and Lava Juice in the 1994 movie
In some of the very early episodes (first 3 seasons) there are episodes where they do drink - beer, cocktails, champagne were often featured and referenced in several episodes. Also in the movie, there is a scene with a waitress coming in with a giant tankard of beer after a bowling game and when Fred comes back home his mother-in-law says "look at you, drunk as a skunkasauras". So, alcohol is referenced plenty of times in the Flintstones.
Wow, there's more wrong with this cartoon than just Fred and Barney drinking beer. I mean Barney talks about killing himself in one part. I suppose this was a time when the Flinstones was meant for adults and not children.
Fred even makes a stone age reference to Gleason when he rushes to the garbage, and asks the driver, "Am I too late for the garbage", to which the driver replies, "No honey. Hop in!" Fred responds with "Everybody wants to be a regular Jackie Gleastone!"
Really? Didn't know that. Ladies do men act like that you think? And do women read minds or have eyes in the back of their heads? Or do they just bluff men? Lol...feed back plz
If Fred and Barney weren't hung over on the job, maybe those industrial accidents wouldn't happen. Mr. Slate could smell the Busch oozing from their pores.
Remember kids after a night of Club hopping and merry making , if you end up getting pulled over or approached by the Poe-Poe never admit to the consumption of alcohol and refuse all tests , evoke your right to remain silent . Do not attempt to call or talk to anybody until the following morning when you no longer display any signs of intoxication because once in custody you will be recorded and everything you say or do will be used against you in a court of law at a later date !
An approximative spanish translation of Fred's and Barney's names would be, perhaps, "Federico Piedra-Pedernal" (or, simpler, "Pedernal") and "Bernardo Cascotes" (or "Bernardo Ripio"). Fred's and Barney's spanish names adopted for spanish dubbing are "Pedro Picapiedra" and "Pablo Mármol". In English re-translation they would be "Peter Quarrier" and "Paul Marble". I believe these names are very proper, because Peter means "Rock", and Paul means "Small" or "Humble". In the other hand, for a spanish-speaker, is interesting to learn that "Flintstone" means "Pedernal", an allusion (I guess) to Fred's irascible character. Greetings from Lima, Peru.
It was Gerry Johnson who did both Wilma and Betty . To me she did a better job at Wilma though she was the replacement for Betty in the last 2 seasons of the show.
Yeah Alan did the voice on this and a few specials into the early 70's. The artwork is much more detailed in this 67 short. Much closer to the 70's shows.
Mr.Slate has always ahd neat old-school circle frame horn rim glasses..seems like everyone decades ago did (i remember first hand, i was born beofre this,in 1960)
It was? I guess that would explain the scenes of nearly killing their boss and thoughts of suicide. Anheuser-Busch must have had a pretty dire workplace.
I’ve never seen Fred & Barney in a beer commercial before because I wasn’t even born when they were advertising alcohol & tobacco products & I though back then that these cartoon characters were supposed to be family Icons fo television & speaking of that , I really need a mean drink out here since the temperature is so damn high .
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Hearing Barney joke about killing himself really makes you realize this wasn't a kids show
There is a decent amount of suicide jokes in children's programming.
Fred has upgraded from selling Winston cigarettes to Busch beer.
1 thing's for sure, it's a good thing that he & Barney don't drink beer in front of Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm.
Yeah, but that Winston Cigarette commercial was hilarious-
Barney- "I hate watching the girls work so hard"
Fred- "Yeah, me too Barn... Let's go around the back where we can't see them!"
High-LARIOUS!!!!
Fred's got both of them. He can even say anti-Semitic things and Winston can't drop him. What now? (For those that don't know, this is called a joke, if it bothers you, then rethink your entire life. You've gone wrong somewhere.)
@@willrussell2583 Wtf with the anti-semitism??,
Stop trying to bring todays "problems" into the better yesterday.
@@willrussell2583I got the joke. Wasn't great but, still, I got it. Not sure what about the comments on RUclips makes people jump up to seem morally better no matter the context. Dudes so unsure of himself that's probably the only way he can feel any bit superior is on a comment section.... There's one in every batch.
I thought they would drink ‘Rolling Rock’
You're a genius
As a Rolling Rock drinker I approve
Yes
“On the roll and rocker”.
Brings a whole new meaning to "That's the beer talking".
2:56 - I never realized how calming beer is. They should serve it at ball games to calm down the fans.
yeah and football games too, and they ought to invent these fake binoculars you can fill with beer (or booze) so you can take even more alcohol into the game with you.
ROGER2095-If that's the case, then they should give some of that beer to Mr. Slate. 0:48.
Ten cent beer night check it out
I smoke a joint when I want to calm down.
@@ericrivera8410That's your problem then. You identified it!
Straight up nearly killing your boss - that's a perfect excuse to get wasted
I don't care what anyone says, this cartoon (the entire series) really taught kids about real life. Every day in the 70's(born 1973) this and the Brady Bunch were invaluable. I had a sign in my office that said and I would do Fred's voice to my boss "Union rule Ya'know"
In 1967 it was called Busch Bavarian.
love the flintstones
Alright, I knew Flintstones wasn't always a "kid's show", I knew different things were acceptable in different times, I could wrap my head around the Flintstones advertising beer, but Barney just saying he's going to kill himself before laughing over it with Fred genuinely blindsided me holy shit
This is really fascinating stuff! I've read about this, but only just found the full thing tonight!
Laughed when I saw the "Clydesdinos"...brilliant!
Moo n
Blow me wilma!fuckin bitch-
That bastarx can suck. My ass!
@@robertpichon3428 Fred flintstone growl like a chainsaw
To alcohol. The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.
SkiKoala Homer Simpson said that and he’s my favourite
"Where does Barney work?" is the most asked Flintstones question of all time. It would seem this clip has answered that.
Well, Barney working at the quarry with Fred was something that became common after the original TV show ended (I think this was made just after that, too), but in the actual original TV show itself, he was never shown working with Fred, and was always shown going to a different job than Fred but never was it revealed what that job was.
There was that episode when Mr. Slate thought Barney was a distant relative and made him an executive and had to boss Fred which really annoyed Fred!
The 1967 commercial was a year after the final Flintstones story that had the original voice cast, and production team. That story was the feature length movie, ‘The Man Called Flintstone’, in 1966. It’s interesting to find this very long commercial which also featured the original voice cast and production.
They probably made multiple commercials out of this by splicing it up into smaller clips!
Funny that this has beer making guys more calm...not drunkenly aggressive :)
@7:33 Fred Flintstone is doing an imitation of a Jackie Gleason TV routine of "Joe the Bartender" with an off-camera character named "Mr. Dennehy."
I was a kid back when "The Flintstones" aired on ABC-TV; and back then it was rumored about the cartoon being a copy of Jackie Gleason's "The Honeymooners" syndicated TV show of that era. I saw nothing in print to confirm or deny that, as all there was with the media was print, TV, and radio.
This was specifically created for a late 1966 Busch sales meeting (previewing Busch's 1967 ad campaign), and never seen by the general public. Jean VanderPyl was unavailable to record the soundtrack, so Gerry Johnson doubled as Wilma's AND Betty's voices. Gerald Mohr is the narrator.
Exactly.....
Are you sure? Wilma Flintstone sounds more like Jean Vander Pyl to me, and Betty Rubble sounds different and deeper than normal.
I assure you, Jean was not available. Gerry was.
@@fromthesidelines Oh, okay.
I am a great big Flintstones fan and I’ve never seen that...
This is like a lost episode of The Flintstones.
What the Flintstones would've looked like if it was still airing new episodes in 1967.
I agree
The voice for the Busch Adertising ad, is the one & only, Telly Savalas.
no its legendry radio actor Gerald Mohr
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aka Mr. Fantastic.
Fred and Barney really had a drinking problem.
I have seen the Flintstones Winston cigarette commercial... but this one got past me somehow!
WORTH the watch! If you young, you would not know that this show was not designed for kids.
Very cool. Good history.
3:33 OMG!
Barney Never Worked With Fred At The Gravel Pit, As A Matter Of Fact It Was Never Revealed On The Flintstones Where Barney Worked
U r right nobody knows where Barney works
There are actually two episodes where Barney's job was noted. I believe he was a janitor (Fred tells Barney to put his broom down and demand more pay). This was S01 E04 · No Help Wanted
(1960) where Fred confronts Barney's boss to negotiate for a raise, but instead, gets him fired, leading Barney to work for a appliance and furniture store as a repo man, and S03 E02 Fred's New Boss (1962) wherin Barney gets fired and Fred tries to get him a job in the gravel pit. It turned out that Mr. Slate was Barney's uncle, who then hired him and made him Fred's boss.
Barney work for mr. Pebble
Later on the pebbles and bam and any of the specials Barney worked for slate. In fact this sales pitch cartoon looks like the first bit of updated Flintstones animation we would see during the 1970's. More color, detail etc...
There was an episode where Barney found out that he was Mr Slate's nephew. So, Slate hired Barney and made him "Vice President -in charge of production", which also made him Fred's boss at the quarry. 👍
Fred and Barney never actually drank beer in the series. The closest to alcohol was Cactus Juice in that ep with Pebbles' birthday party, and Lava Juice in the 1994 movie
In some of the very early episodes (first 3 seasons) there are episodes where they do drink - beer, cocktails, champagne were often featured and referenced in several episodes. Also in the movie, there is a scene with a waitress coming in with a giant tankard of beer after a bowling game and when Fred comes back home his mother-in-law says "look at you, drunk as a skunkasauras". So, alcohol is referenced plenty of times in the Flintstones.
And smoke Winston clgs
Your right they didn't drink beer.
I always assumed Cactus Cooler was a cocktail
The giant mug of beer at the bowling alley in the movie too, Wilma’s mom even says he’s drunk as a skunkasaurus
Wow at 5:16 that cool can opener makes me feel primitive. I mean we have to pry up those tabs with our fingers.
Nothing like a cold Bush and a Winston cigarette
Lol I love this. It's so well done.
Wow, there's more wrong with this cartoon than just Fred and Barney drinking beer.
I mean Barney talks about killing himself in one part. I suppose this was a time when the Flinstones was meant for adults and not children.
I've never seen anything like this before.
Freds famous hold it! Hold it! .HOOOLD IT!! EVEN IN A BEER OR CIGARETTE commercial
Fred does a clever imitation of Jackie Gleason's "Joe the Bartender".
Fred Flintstone is based on Jackie Gleason
@@sidrauneg The entire series was based on "The Honeymooners." 😁
Fred even makes a stone age reference to Gleason when he rushes to the garbage, and asks the driver, "Am I too late for the garbage", to which the driver replies, "No honey. Hop in!" Fred responds with "Everybody wants to be a regular Jackie Gleastone!"
Thank you for sharing these cute cartoons. . I subscribe to your channel and give it a "Like" 💝
suddenly i wanna beer....
Belita William
Beer, beer, beer! I like beer! Sound familiar, lately? Did Fred & Barney boof
beer?
Justice Kavanaugh?
Nocturnal Recluse
Barney's gonna stick the bottle up Fred's keister any second now!
Really? Didn't know that. Ladies do men act like that you think? And do women read minds or have eyes in the back of their heads? Or do they just bluff men? Lol...feed back plz
The most controversial part of it all is Fred casually throwing birds as darts into a stone wall 🤣
Ironically, Jackie Gleason considered suing Hanna Barbera.
Luckily Alan Reed's eventual Fred Flintstone replacement Henry Corden (Loudrock) made Jackie reconsider.
This was way before the Pebbles commercials.
Wow! The Flintstones not only shilled cigarettes but booze too!! 🤣
I Still Think That Maybe It Should’ve Been A Lot Cooler If The Scooby Gang Kept On Hanging Out With Fred Flintstone And Barney Rubble
I'm drinking Busch right now...and that phantom hand is stroking my brain right now....
Look it's Mr. Cold Hearted Slate {Words and Music by Paula Abdul}
"I'd kill myself. What else?" Jesus Barney.
Beer advertising was pretty intense then.
Nah, you don’t have to do that, Barne. Betty will do it for you. 😂
Suicide was a funnier in the 1960's.
The little bird used as a dart saying its a living. And the little hand waving to drink busch beer
never seen this, awesome drinking and driving, quit their jobs wow!
If Fred and Barney weren't hung over on the job, maybe those industrial accidents wouldn't happen. Mr. Slate could smell the Busch oozing from their pores.
5:50
I like the mellow Johnny Quest soundtrack.
The Mock NBC peacock LMAO!
For which "The Flintstones" would be rerun in '69 as well as the brief revival in '81.
All that's missing is The Golden Smog...
Can catch Flintstones on ME TV
Mr. Slate is Barney's uncle
Flintstones Encouraging addictions since Paleolithic.
Just call Gazoo, he’ll know what to do!
better version than original cartooon
Remember kids after a night of Club hopping and merry making , if you end up getting pulled over or approached by the Poe-Poe never admit to the consumption of alcohol and refuse all tests , evoke your right to remain silent . Do not attempt to call or talk to anybody until the following morning when you no longer display any signs of intoxication because once in custody you will be recorded and everything you say or do will be used against you in a court of law at a later date !
the Flinstones have advertized for beer, cigarettes & even still do breakfast cereal!
And the cereal is most deadly of all three
Don’t forget they pushed Welch’s grape juice too...lol
I wonder how would George Jetson would have looked in this Busch Beer promo as many times Mr. Spacely hired and fired him?
I love this lol.
An approximative spanish translation of Fred's and Barney's names would be, perhaps, "Federico Piedra-Pedernal" (or, simpler, "Pedernal") and "Bernardo Cascotes" (or "Bernardo Ripio"). Fred's and Barney's spanish names adopted for spanish dubbing are "Pedro Picapiedra" and "Pablo Mármol". In English re-translation they would be "Peter Quarrier" and "Paul Marble". I believe these names are very proper, because Peter means "Rock", and Paul means "Small" or "Humble". In the other hand, for a spanish-speaker, is interesting to learn that "Flintstone" means "Pedernal", an allusion (I guess) to Fred's irascible character. Greetings from Lima, Peru.
Who gives a fuck about how it translates to a third world language?
Well, now I have excuse for the way me and my friends turned out.
Fred and Barney are so Wild boys.
Who’s voicing Wilma that doesn’t sound like Jean Van Der Pyl
The new voice sucks
It was Gerry Johnson who did both Wilma and Betty . To me she did a better job at Wilma though she was the replacement for Betty in the last 2 seasons of the show.
It was Gerry Johnson who did both. gerry is normally bettys voice
She did a good job. I didn't pick that up.
Flinstones is on ME tv channel!
grab a bottle of ice cold Busch's Cactus Juice , Bring out the cave man in you!
@ 4:10, they somehow used incidental music from The Jetsons.
That doesn't sound like Jean Van Der Pyl as Wilma.
Unemployed and drinking
and joke about killing you're self
Drinking was a part of the advertising
Blacques Jacques a hell of a lot better than that damn no good ILLEGAL marijuana everyone pushes
They've got noting to worry about. They're middle-aged white men. They're skatin'.
Blacques Jacques p
Chicas les mando la factura
Well Fred & Barney are Freemas..er Waterbuffalo lodge brothers
This was after the show had been cancelled, is Alan Reed doing the voice?
Yeah
Yes, it's Reed.....and Mel Blanc.....and John Stephenson (as "Mr. Slate")....and Gerry as "Betty" AND "Wilma". Gerald Mohr is the narrator.
Yeah Alan did the voice on this and a few specials into the early 70's.
The artwork is much more detailed in this 67 short. Much closer to the 70's shows.
Yup...from 1967 until his death in 1977.
Holly shit this is hard core lol
7:36 Jackie Gleason imitation.
Awesome 👏🏻
Was this a lost episode? I been watching the FLINTSTONES since I was a kid. Any way thanks for posting.
Lucky Fred wasn't busted for drink driving
captainnuzza lucky you weren’t busted for shit grammar
SHADDUP, Vod!!
Drunk-jogging more like it. The cars were foot-driven! XP
Miss you
This was made for the Employees of the Beer Makers,From Hanna-Barbera!
Mr.Slate has always ahd neat old-school circle frame horn rim glasses..seems like everyone decades ago did (i remember first hand, i was born beofre this,in 1960)
I have NEVER seen this. Too long to be a regular commercial so I was baffled. I love it!
@49jubilee Exactly. It was company film made in late 1966 for Busch distributors for the 1967 ad campaigns on TV.
It was? I guess that would explain the scenes of nearly killing their boss and thoughts of suicide. Anheuser-Busch must have had a pretty dire workplace.
Back when we could drink and drive ! NICE AND EASY BOOZE CRUZING 🤣🤣🤣SUKS TO BE A KID THESE DAYS I BET? LMFAO I MISS BEDROCK
wow so Gerry Johnson did both Wilma and Betty on this film.
PREACHMANOFGOD as well as The Hand!
Because Jean VanderPyl wasn't available.
PREACHMANOFGOD I think Gerry Johnson sounds closer to the original wilma than the original betty tho she was bea benaderts replacement in the series
PREACHMANOFGOD
Gerry did a good job.
That's gotta be the only time I have ever heard anyone say Jean Vander Pyl wasn't available to do a character part for the old H and B.
Ótimo 👍 ❤ 👍
Just think this was the last thing some guys watched before they went to die in Viet Nam.
Mr. Slates name once called mr gravel and a different boss fred had before mr slate
I thought The Flintstones favorite drink wife cactus juice.
4:23 those birds are going to poop on the laundry
8:18 "The following program is brought to you in living color by NBC - the Neanderthal Broadcasting Company."_
That doesn't sound like Jean Vander Pyl voicing Wilma, nor Bea Benederet voicing Betty. But Alan Reed and Mel Blanc were in fine form.
It's because it was Gerry Johnson who did both on here , Gerry Johnson took over for Betty's voice in season 5-6 on the original series.
3:26 haha!
0:00 reset button price:🍺
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Wow!! dinosaur clydesdales
GRAND DAD!
BEERSTONES?!
😊😊😊
Before beer, Fred and Barney were smoking Winston cigarettes. Budweiser was advertising to kids as well. Get ‘em while they’re young.
Flintstones weren't originally created for kids
pushing bear to kid.
the flintstones brought to you by smooth busch beer and easy drinking busch light head for the mountains of busch
How about a scene where Fred & Barney boof some beer?
here comes the KIng here comes the big number one.....
I’ve never seen Fred & Barney in a beer commercial before because I wasn’t even born when they were advertising alcohol & tobacco products & I though back then that these cartoon characters were supposed to be family Icons fo television & speaking of that , I really need a mean drink out here since the temperature is so damn high .
Not just Fred & Barney. Wilma, Betty, Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm are in this too.
It wasn't Fred's fault Barney stuffed up.
Fred messed up the drilling!
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8:15 Well howdy! >:3