Before there were the Wright Brothers... there was Barney Rubble. While Fred Flintstone tries to enjoy his Sunday morning, he is interrupted by the loud activity of his neighbor.

From Episode 1 of The Flintstones - The Flintstone Flyer (Original Air Date: September 30, 1960)

About The Flintstones:
“Flintstones, meet the Flintstones, they’re a modern stone-age family.” Thus opens the catchy theme of the primetime series that boldly went where no animated show had gone before, into the record books as the first adult-targeted cartoon and longest-running series of its genre. The family shenanigans of Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty and their children were fresh and groundbreaking for the day. The notion of a “modern” cave society using dinosaurs, stone and wood in outrageously inventive ways was the gimmick that kept on giving, similar to the appeal of futuristic sci-fi characters casually using high-tech gadgetry to make life simpler. Fortunately, you possess the modern gadget for this historic occasion, as all 166 legendary episodes are available for your viewing pleasure.

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