Can you guess what all this animal technology did on The Flintstones?
Birds, turtles and dinosaurs did a lot of work in Bedrock.

When you tell kids you grew up without a cellphone or the internet, they look at you like you're from the Stone Age.
But the Stone Age had some pretty impressive technology. Anyone who watches The Flintstones knows that.
Bedrock had all the comforts of the modern age, thanks to some hard-working animals. See if you can tell what these animals are doing!

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What is this turtle doing?
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What is this octopus doing?
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What is this monkey controlling?
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What is this bird?
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Why is Fred cranking this turtle's tail?
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What is this little dinosaur?
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What is this rabbit?
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What is this mammoth?
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What is this bird?
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What is Wilma doing?
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What is this bird?
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What is this turtle?

Can you guess what all this animal technology did on The Flintstones?
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.....and here's some honorable mentions that were not on the list - Pelican = trash can, dino under the sink = garbage disposal, little bucktooth dino = can opener, & octopus = wash, rinse, & dry the dishes. did i forget anything?
The dinosaur-powered elevators, Pterodactyl airplanes, and the monkey
inside the soft drink machine.
So many funny choices!
Also, one night after a very hard day, Fred tells his dinosaur
excavator "good night" and as Fred is out of range, his machine
says, "Good night, Fred!".
inside the soft drink machine.
So many funny choices!
Also, one night after a very hard day, Fred tells his dinosaur
excavator "good night" and as Fred is out of range, his machine
says, "Good night, Fred!".
I remember a later "Flintstones" TV special, I think it was from the early '80s, and I always wondered how they would do this - Wilma popped some food in her microwave, and it was an electric eel inside that zapped the food!
Another special, from 1978, had one of them look at their electronic digital watch, and it displayed the time in Roman numerals.
Also, I remember the beginning of "The Flintstones Kids", from the '80s (which I didn't care for as much, but that's another story), had "Freddie" Flintstone pressing his TV remote button, and a tiny bird flies out of the end of the remote, over to the TV set and turns it on!
Another special, from 1978, had one of them look at their electronic digital watch, and it displayed the time in Roman numerals.
Also, I remember the beginning of "The Flintstones Kids", from the '80s (which I didn't care for as much, but that's another story), had "Freddie" Flintstone pressing his TV remote button, and a tiny bird flies out of the end of the remote, over to the TV set and turns it on!
Tonight's first episode-
Return Of Stoney Curtis- Fred's dino at work, Mildred,
says "goodnight, Fred".
Return Of Stoney Curtis- Fred's dino at work, Mildred,
says "goodnight, Fred".