The best part of Fred's new job? His gorgeous knockout of a secretary, Miss Stone. A series of exchanges between Fred and Miss Stone, a combination of both actual scenes from the movie along with some original stories.

Fred Flinstone and Barney Rubble have been best buddies for as long as they can remember and now, they are ready to settle down and find wives. Unforunately, they run into some trouble with the law along the way.

The trickster Barney Rubble trick Fred out of his Cocoa Pebbles by disguising himself as a magician.

Fred Flintstone is having Fruity Pebbles for breakfast, and Barney and Dino, pet dinosaur of Fred, are wearing disguises and calling themselves Rocky Hood & Dino John (parody of Robin Hood and Little John).

In Mexirock, there is a Sombrero Dance Fiesta. And Barney tries to trick out of Fred's Cocoa Pebbles once more with another disguise.

Barney Rubble is up to his old tricks again. This time, he's going to outfox Fred Flintstone out of his Fruity Pebbles cereal by disguising himself as a pirate.

This katauta poem takes place during the one episode of The Flintstones entitled The Impractical Joker.

Wilma does what she can to help people. Wilma is kind. A beautiful friendship begins as a result

Fred and Barney discover that their appliances are missing.

The course of events following "A Flintstone Family Christmas." Of course, along with family love, there is drama and action.... The Flintstones live on....

Fred Flintstone finds a map at the quarry that takes him on a great adventure. Follows the events of I Yabba Dabba Do! and Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby.

Barney makes yet another attempt at stealing Fred's Fruity Pebbles.

Could it be that just weeks before he graduates college and marries his childhood sweetheart, the girl next door, Pebbles Flintstone...the Strongest Boy In the World discovers he hath that love that dare not speak it's name?

The alien Gazoo has once again appeared on Stonepunk Earth. This time, the Flintstones and Rubbles are mysteriously smarter. Successful Mayor Fred Flintstone wants to befriend Gazoo to avoid a future war. Rationalist General Barney and his wife Betty also want to prevent a war, but their methods are a bit more … aggressive. Will Stonepunk Earth survive?

What Fred and Barney would really think about The Flintstone Kids. Small One Shot.

Wilma Pebble Flintstone.

Fred's life has gone to pieces of hot dogs. His life was better at first, now he's gone. He was a good Flint.

Set in Season 6 of the original series, The Great Gazoo had to give Fred And Barney each a pitcher of the pre-existed Fountain of youth water so they had to take it as they get to feel young, and in case you didn't know, this is the mixture of the original series and its spin-off "The Flintsone Kids".

One night Gazoo hears Fred and Barny fighting with their wives and it brings back his own memories of a time when he did the same. He decides to teach them a lesson that having the love of a woman is a sacred blessed thing. When he transports them to another universe to get his lesson across will they learn, or be blind to it. This is an AU fic and the rating may change.

Flintstones, meet the Flintstones. They're the modern Stone Age Family. Or at least they were, back in the Fifties. Time passes. Bedrock ain't doing so well these days.

Stony and Amanda's baby is finally born as the kids are getting older and having even more new and adventurous experiences, including details such as time travel like when the Flintstone family met a family called the Jetsons and Roxy learns how to be a good big cousin after she is first jealous of the new baby in the family.

The new neighbor Loudrock has fun torturing poor Fred Flintstone. An extended verison of a classic scene from the episode 'Dino and Juliet'.

It never occurred to the parents that one day in the future their children would get together after the first play date between Pebbles and Bam Bam. The innocence of the moment cherished to be remembered way into the future.

Chip and Roxy are swimming at their favorite swimming hole when suddenly they receive a mysterious invitation from the voice of an invisible being. If they accept the invitation, however, they'll be late for the special dinner that is being prepared for them and their Flintstone/Rubble grandparents, Fred, Barney, Betty, and Wilma.

One night, a lost little boy named Scott ventures into Bedrock to get away from a couple of goons and winds up meeting Amanda (read Caveless Girl first) and she invites him to celebrate her niece and nephew's birthday to give him a real taste of family life and soon Scott finds himself adopted by Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm to lay low for a while.