A disgruntled that television star isn't new comic material. Neither is an unfamous look alike. See Honolulu with Robert Young from the 1930s. Still it's not worth analyzing too much. There are laughs as Fred has to play Superstone and play jokes on his friend too. This can only work so well when Fred can hardly open the ketchup bottle. You get the impression there's a budding child actor with Bam Bam. Don't know what this has to do with super hero television. It's an amusing look at the emptiness of celebrities. Also, it shows how people have a price. And Fred is always up for easy money. It's never easy for Fred.
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Simply one of the most memorable Flintstones episodes of all time
micromonkey10 October 2019
With the bad-guy muttering "Yeah yeah, I'm hip I'm hip" and Fred yelling "Bo ho ho he hah!" as he "flies" across the stage.
Really, How could it get any better than this. Simple story but the details make it very memorable.
Really, How could it get any better than this. Simple story but the details make it very memorable.
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