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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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Wait a minute...at the end of the song doesn't Fred pound on the door and yell "Wilma"? Or is that the closing credits?
was my stumbling block too but thinking about it, that's the end credits after he's locked out by the cat.
The end theme is included in the quiz, but the "Wilma" yell wasn't in the song.
All I had to do was sing the song in my head
I was thinking about whether they could do this quiz for the Jetson theme, but it wouldn't be that hard because there are only 11 words, one of which ["his"] is repeated!
I'll prove how easy it is! Pick the wrong word from this list: boy dog daughter Elroy George his Jane Jetson Judy meet wife
dog
Got it!!!
Rats! Punked!
about three tries lol. finally got Wilma is not in the theme song.
I got the correct answer “Wilma,” on the eleventh try.
I consider Fred's refrain of "Wilma" to be part of the theme song. So I don't accept the answer.
and you're wrong
And you're a surly, hateful piece of shit.
BULLSEYE!
Isn't it interesting that the one word in the song they didn't include was "gay"? Did Mike Pence put this quiz together...LOL!!
Oh come one...can you pleas give it a break.
took me many, many, too many tries to get it lol
I got it right the first time.
Me too, but I had to think about it.
The big trivia quiz answered my question.
Does METV not have the rights to play the theme song? The show is missing the theme song.
They play the theme in commercials! The reason you're not hearing it in the episodes is that it was added in season 3! They'll get to those shows eventually, but why not enjoy the original theme?
And they only have one copy of the credits. Notice that the copyright date is 1960 throughout the entire 1960-62 episodes.
That is tricky! Interestingly enough, I still consider this "word" to be a part of the song, but I can see how it might not be :)
A good one, and this time you added the closing verse [Someday maybe Fred will win the fight]!!
Way to go MeTV Millennials. Can't you get ANYTHING right? At the end of the closing theme song, after Fred is locked out, he pounds on the door and yells "WILMA!" I remembered it, but here's a link to a lyrics page proving it:
So what's suppose to be the correct answer. I went to a lyrics page, and EVERY ONE OF THESE WORDS is in either the opening or closing theme song.
https://www.lyricsondemand.com/tvthemes/theflintstoneslyrics.html
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So what's suppose to be the correct answer. I went to a lyrics page, and EVERY ONE OF THESE WORDS is in either the opening or closing theme song.
https://www.lyricsondemand.com/tvthemes/theflintstoneslyrics.html
ME!!!!!
That would be great. Flinstones @ 6 and The Jetsons # 6:30.....
Without the new episodes there aren't enough to show over and over unless they only showed it once a week.
You're absolutely right!!!
The last word in the end credits is "WILMA!!!" with Fred banging on the door to have Wilma let him in after the cat through him out after Fred through the cat out.
Therefore, the correct answer is NONE OF THE ABOVE!
All are included in either the opening or closing songs.
The last word in the end credits is "WILMA!!!" with Fred banging on the door to have Wilma let him in after the cat through him out after Fred through the cat out.
Therefore, the correct answer is NONE OF THE ABOVE!
All are included in either the opening or closing songs.
I picked the correct answer! got it on the second try.
I considered that a bit of a trick question because I guess Wilma! Is only at the end of the closing.
WiiiiiiiiiiilMA! Yes it is at the end
You're right. Fred is screaming for Wilma to come to the door and let him in the house after the cat jumps in the window and locks him out.
Wilma is the very last word in the closing song.
Wilma is the very last word in the closing song.
It is not in the lyrics, which is how the question is worded, it is simply yelled when the song has ended.
Well it's in the lyrics on the lyric page I posted above, so I, and everybody else who is NOT a Millennial say it IS in the lyrics.
If such was the case, it would also be there in the opening when Fred says Yabba-Dabba-do after the whistle blows during the intro to the song. Wilma is NOT mentioned!!
I’m flattered that you think I am as young as a millennial. My daughter counts as one tho.
You think it's possible the lyrics page is wrong? It is not part of the song, it's part of the closing credits.
I'm not a millennial and I say it is not part of the song or the lyrics.
