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Can you find the ONE word that is not in the Flintstones theme song?
You can sing the song… but do you remember every lyric?
It's one of the greatest theme songs in television history — certainly one of the catchiest. Fair warning: It's about to be stuck in your head for hours.
Perhaps what's most surprising about "Meet the Flintstones" is how long it took to come along. The song is forever associated with the cartoon series, but it was not used until the third season. Before then, an instrumental called "Rise and Shine" was used. We bet you recognize that melody, too.
As soon as "Meet the Flintstones" was introduced, it became an immediate hit. You've heard it countless times over the years.
So let's see how well you remember the lyrics! We're talking about the entire song — including the second verse used in the closing credits!
Try to find the one word that does NOT appear in "Meet the Flintstones!" If you find the Gruesomes, you are singing the wrong tune! Keep clicking until you find the right answer!
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Find the ONE word that is NOT in the lyrics for "Meet the Flintstones"!
Can you find the ONE word that is not in the Flintstones theme song?
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101 Comments
Got it!
Got it on the third try. Surprisingly, In the 60s, I actually knew a little girl in my grade school named Wilma! Hmm, I wonder how her parents came up with that name...
Sorry MeTV, but Wilma IS in the closing theme song. Fred is yelling it at the top of his lungs when the cat locks him out of the house.
Right. But that's not MEET THE FLINSTONES - that's the closing theme. Also, it's not in the song...Fred yells it.
Objection Overruled. LOL
Objection Overruled. LOL
And I overrule your objection.
Nailed it!
First pick. Love my cartoons. On Medicare and still love my cartoons. Did I say cartoons enough?
Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan
Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan
Oh did you used to be the Great Gazoo....LOL!
Google Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan
It’s only a coincidence that my name has reference to Gazoo
Not to mention that Endora called Darren that among other things!
1st try but I echo the comments of everyone else about Fred screaming Wilma.
Took me awhile (sigh)
Got it on the 1st try.
Singing the song over and over in my old head.
I think I could use an aspirin now or an Excedrin as they used to say.
Singing the song over and over in my old head.
I think I could use an aspirin now or an Excedrin as they used to say.
1st try!
I got it on the first try, though it was a tricky question, considering the classic moment when Fred pounds on the door and screams "WIIIIIIILLLLLLLMAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!"
I had to hum the song, and that’s kind of a tricky question coz Fred hollers “Willlllmaaa” at the end….🤨🤷♀️
First try.
Ok, I consider "Wilma" to be in the song. Whatever LOL
Right? Cause you'd think "it *has* to be in there".
Here's a related one from another bit of sixties pop culture: what one ten-letter word that you would expect to be all over the place is NOT spoken in Disney's "The Love Bug"?
Here's a related one from another bit of sixties pop culture: what one ten-letter word that you would expect to be all over the place is NOT spoken in Disney's "The Love Bug"?
I have no idea lol
Probably VOLKSWAGEN? That's a good one.
First try. Wilmaaaaaa!
First pick.
A guy at my buddy's Legion hall claimed that during the Vietnam war a patrol from another battalion that had been cut off for a week approached his company's position, from across a minefield and in
some woods at night time.
They had no working radios and didn't know the current password, so their Lt. yelled out not to
shoot, they were Americans, to which a doubting sergeant barked "prove it".
A pause, then cross the minefield came the first few lines of The Flintstones theme.
The sergeant laughed and sent a man to go guide them in, as no way did the VC or NVA
watch Fred and Wilma and laugh at The Great Kazoo.
some woods at night time.
They had no working radios and didn't know the current password, so their Lt. yelled out not to
shoot, they were Americans, to which a doubting sergeant barked "prove it".
A pause, then cross the minefield came the first few lines of The Flintstones theme.
The sergeant laughed and sent a man to go guide them in, as no way did the VC or NVA
watch Fred and Wilma and laugh at The Great Kazoo.
kazoo
Gazoo
Gazoo
And let's not forget the Great Galoo! That was a bad toy robot from Marx that didn't work! I only know it from Howard Stern!
Can't possibly have forgotten The Great Galoo! Never heard of it to forget. But I'll do my darnedest now!
Ummm.. what were we talking about?
Ummm.. what were we talking about?
Yaba Daba Doo!!
TWO Bs each time...sorry.
Third try's the charm... It's funny how the obvious words - when isolated - look as if they don't fit...
Okay about 5 tries. Disappointing but I kept singing “Wilma”.
5th try. 🤷♂️