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Are these images from the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
The opening and closing credits changed as the show went on, including in season three when ''Meet the Flintstones'' was added to the sequences.
"They're the modern Stone Age family." Of course we're talking about the Flintstones! We got to know Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty, Dino and all the others starting in September of 1960.
These characters, the theme song and the town of Bedrock are still loved today, some 60 years later. The memorable theme song, "Meet the Flintstones" joined the opening credits beginning in the third season. It paired with some variation of Fred coming home from work. Prior to that, the song "Rise and Shine" paired with the opening credits. It was an instrumental tune that followed the same storyline, Fred on his way home.
After the episode, the closing credits play, with the same music but with different highlights.
We want to know if you can tell which credit sequences the images below are from. Are they from the opening credits before the episode, or closing images after the episode? Don't forget, the opening and closing credits changed throughout the series!
Good luck!
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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Was this image in the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
Are these images from the opening or closing credits of The Flintstones?
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