Critiques (1)
A very entertaining parody that might not even be. The only thing that hints that this is not quite an A-grade production are the very ridiculous wigs, while otherwise, everything is on such a high level that it could easily be a new normal series. It has been adapted very well to the original cartoon series through good dialogue and clever fusion with, if that is what it has to be in the end. Fred imagines games with Wilma and Betty at work. Betty's having fun with Barney. Fred is jealous of Wilma, but his supposed love rival turns out to be (SPOILER) gay. Meanwhile, Pebble is dating Bam-Bam and Fred accepts his daughter's adulthood, which happens after the Flintstones watch TV together with their neighbors the Rubbles. There's even a subplot involving Fred's forgotten birthday and his supervisor and his black secretary, played by Halle Berry in the first feature film and named Sharon Stone. ;)
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