Fred hears some noise at Barney's place. He notices he is building some kind of egg beater. But Barney tells him he is inventing a flying machine and Fred has doubts whether this thing will really work. After seeing Barney successfully riding the machine, he proposes to name it the Flintstone Flyer, but since he's too big, the machine won't work for him. Afterwards, hearing that this is opera night from Wilma as he wants to go bowling, Fred thinks of a plan to stay home. He feigns a general disorder in front of the wives and Barney, who offers to stay with him. Barney proposes Fred flies to the bowling alley on an improved Flinstone Flyer. It works this time, but little do they know the bowling alley is next to the opera house. Written by RealLiveClaude

Fred is trying desperately to get an act for the Amateur Night at the Loyal Order of Dinosaurs. After failed attempts for a singing act, a trampoline act and a magic act, Fred and Barney made the girls disappear in a Magic Box and goes to a night club listening to an old school friend doing a music concert. What he does not know is that Betty and Wilma followed them disguised as teenagers. Written by RealLiveClaude

Fred is mad at Barney for calling him stupid. Then Barney decides to build a swimming pool, and Fred talks his neighbor into sharing the pool with the Flintstones.

After causing Barney to get fired, Fred gets his friend a job as a repo man. But Barney's first repossession case is at the Flintstones' house. Written by Morganalee

A comedy of errors, starting with Barney's taking his last cold bottle of Cactus Cooler on a hot day, leads to Fred's getting hit on the head and knocked out. When he comes to, he is Frederick, a suave and sophisticated gent who shortly gets on his wife's and his friends' nerves. Barney and the girls strive to find a way to get back the old Fred. Written by Morganalee

A Hollyrock producer comes to Bedrock to shoot a movie: The Monster from the Tar Pits. Wilma and Betty want parts in the movie, to get close to their favorite actors, but Fred wants to avoid this phoney business as he calls it. However, when he comes to complain to the producer, the latter hires him as the Monster stunt double. Written by RealLiveClaude

Barney has two tickets to the fights, but he and Fred can't use them because they've been trapped into babysitting a friend's child while their wives go out for the night. They can't even see the fight on TV, because there's a blackout. Then Fred comes up with an idea to get them into the arena after all. Written by Morganalee

Fred wants to buy his friend's pool hall. He intends to finance the purchase by betting a week's paycheck at the dinosaur races.

Betty never had an engagement ring, so Barney buys one for his wife and hides it at Fred's house. Inevitably, Wilma discovers the big rock and of course thinks it's for her. Now Fred will have to buy one for her, but he has no credit. Written by Morganalee

Wilma and Betty win an all-expenses-paid trip to Hollyrock, which gets even better when Wilma is offered a part in a show. Written by Morganalee

When Barney, in his official capacity, cites Fred for violation of the rules and strips Fred of a club championship he won, Fred declares war on his old friend. Written by Morganalee

Fred buys a sweepstakes ticket and decides to share it with Barney and give it to him for safekeeping; then Fred decides he can't trust his old pal. Written by Morganalee

Barney and Fred buy a drive-in but decide to keep the purchase a secret from the girls. The sexy young waitresses they inherit from the previous owner threaten not only to reveal the secret but to get them into trouble with their wives. Written by Morganalee

A burglar is on the loose in Bedrock. Betty and Wilma take judo classes from Mr Hashimoto, and Fred decides to play a trick on Wilma by disguising himself as a prowler. Written by Morganalee

Fred records a record in an amusement-park booth and by mistake leaves it behind. When the record is found and played on the airwaves, it becomes a big hit, and Fred's a star.

Wilma and Betty received two invitations to a ball. However, when they tell their husbands, they feel uncomfortable about the subject. Though they never told their wives, Fred and Barney both have two left feet. In order to sneak out and take secret dance lessons, Fred and Barney join the Joe Rockhead's volunteer firemen, where men can go out to different events, waiting for a fire call from Joe himself. But Wilma and Betty suspect something, and one night they decide to make a phony fire call. Written by RealLiveClaude

Fred discovers a bag of loot from a bank robbery buried in his back yard. On his way to the police station to return the money, he is seen with the bag of loot and mistaken for the bank robber. Written by Morganalee

To save money on meat, Fred decides to turn his vacation into a hunting trip, where the Flintstones and Rubbles meet up with a talking dinosaur.

Fred would love to give Wilma a real stunner of an anniversary gift--a baby grand piano--but its cost is way out of his league, until Eighty-Eight Fingers Louie offers him a real steal of a deal.

Fred wants to show the girls that hypnotism is a fraud, so he tries to put Wilma under to make her believe she is a dog, and it doesn't work on her. However, the stunt leaves Barney barking, and the Rubbles and Flintstones must go in search of a real hypnotist to snap Barney out of it. Written by Morganalee

Fred finds old love letters to Wilma, and, failing to recognize them as his own, he hires a detective to track down Wilma's secret lover. Written by Morganalee

A tycoon who is a dead ringer for Fred decides to flee responsibility. The tycoon is needed to complete a big business deal, so his desperate employees find and swoop down on Fred to impersonate the rich man. Meanwhile, the tycoon goes about town among the little people, encountering Fred's friends and associates, including Wilma, Barney, and Betty, whom he of course doesn't recognize, and creating many bruised feelings. Written by Morganalee

Fred and Barney go to a recruitment center by mistake and find themselves signed up for three years of military service. Written by Morganalee

The Flintstones and Rubbles think they're going to be enjoying a complimentary vacation at a beach hotel, but the owner, Fred's friend, hasn't told them that his employees walked out on him and that the two couples will be serving as his wait staff--during a convention. Written by Morganalee

Wilma's Flint-Rubble-Double-Bubble Cake wins a baking contest, but when her sudden illness keeps her from competing at the next level, Fred decides to disguise himself and take his wife's place. Written by Morganalee

Barney and Fred forsake bowling to become leaders of scout troops. Written by Morganalee

The Rubbles and Flintstones need extra money, so each couple rents out a room to a music student. The music students turn out to have no money, so Betty and Wilma decide to take music lessons from them instead in preparation for the lodge's amateur night. Written by Morganalee

Used without his consent as the before picture in a weight-loss pitch, Fred decides to accept the challenge to lose thirty pounds in thirty days when told of the money that can be his. Written by Morganalee