Fred tries to get newly-unemployed Barney a job at the quarry, and Barney is made Executive Vice President in Charge of Production when it turns out he is Mr. Slate's nephew.

Dino has a shot at TV stardom opposite the actress of his dreams in "The Adventures of Sassie."

Fred tries to get Rock Roll to perform at Wilma's ladies club benefit.

Fred's attempt to cure Barney's hiccups has an unexpected side effect.

Fred enrolls in the Bedrock Dance Studio in order to regain his lost timing before the big bowling match against the Rockland Rockets.

Having told his wealthy Uncle Tex that he and Wilma have a son named "Little Tex," Fred enlists Barney's help in ensuring his inheritance.

Every member of the Water Buffalo Lodge suddenly comes down with "dipsy-doodle-itis," which can only be cured by three days away from their wives at Frantic City--but Wilma's Doozey dodo bird knows the truth and could spoil everything.

Wilma and Betty follow their husbands to the Lodge convention at Stone Mountain Ski Resort, where jewel thieves have mistaken Barney for their contact.

Wilma is deliberately vague when she tells Fred that Arnold will be staying with them for two weeks, and Fred thinks that Wilma is pregnant.

Fred dons a dress to get into a ball game for free, and he and Barney must deal with an angry Betty and Wilma, Mr. Slate, and an amorous client who has eyes for "Fredericka" and, later, for Wilma.

Wilma and Betty win a trip to Rockiki Beach to meet Larry Lava.

Barney's toothache creates a headache for Fred, who tries to pull the tooth himself so they can use the money to go to the fights.

On the advice of an efficiency expert, Mr. Slate sends Fred back to finish high school, where he is instantly popular with the kids.

Fred must take two physicals: one to take out a life insurance policy, and one for a new job as assistant to Conrad Hailstone at Stone Valley Inn. He soon begins to suspect that Wilma is planning to kill him to collect the insurance.

Fred and Barney pursue a career in "photo-graphy" when they purchase a Polarock camera.

A thief with a romantic touch has Wilma starry-eyed and Fred seeing red.

Barney must keep Fred busy while Wilma plans a surprise party for him, but he loses his car with a sleeping Fred inside.

The Flintstones hire a maid, Lollobrickida, who quits before an important dinner.

Barney saves a baby, but Fred gets the credit. Will Fred's conscience let him live with the lie?

Fred hires a housekeeper who turns out to be Grandma Dynamite, the notorious bank robber.

Fred expresses negative feelings about babies when Barney sits for his nephew Marblehead--not the right frame of mind in which to hear Wilma's news...

Fred's attempts to be nice to Mrs. Slaghoople--"I love my mother-in- law, I *love* my mother-in-law..."--are less than successful. So when the old battle-axe winds up in disguised, part-time cabbie Fred's taxi, he milks the situation for all it's worth.

Operation Get You a Raise, which involves Barney dressing up as "Mr. Rockafeather" and making a counter-offer for Fred's services, backfires, and Fred is fired by Mr. Slate.

Wilma is about to go into labor. (The birth of Pebbles.)

After firing Wilma's nurse, Fred assumes the household duties and mislays Pebbles.

Barney's voice-throwing trick adds to the general mayhem when he and Fred take Pebbles to a wrestling match.

Fred disapproves of Barney's lowbrow influence on Pebbles, so he moves the family to a snobbish high-society community.

While the Flintstones endure a rocky family camping trip, Wilma rents out the house to earn back the vacation money she has already secretly spent on herself.