Who said it: Wilma Flintstone or Jane Jetson?
Did a prehistoric or futuristic woman say these lines?
Image: The Everett Collection
There's plenty of differences between The Flintstones and The Jetsons. Naturally, the time periods are the first to come to mind, as the Flintstone family lives in the Stone Age while the Jetson family soared through the skies in the the 2060s!
The similarities between the Hanna-Barbera series are pretty clear at times as well. Some of the best and funniest parts about each series is the interactions between husband and wife. Between Fred and Wilma, and George and Jane.
The wives in each respective series have to put up with a lot, like their husbands' wild ideas, experiments and often outrageous tactics to get rich!
How well do you know Wilma and Jane? Can you tell them apart from these lines alone?
Good luck!
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Who said it? "I've fought my last battle at the bulging bus. I need a car!"
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Who said it? "I won a trip for two to Hollyrock."
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Who said it? "And now that your talents have finally been recognized, I think it's time I live up to our position!"
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Who said it? "If I was only 15 again. In fact, if I was only 32, 22, 32 again."
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Who said it? "In his present mood I don't dare ask him why he's wearing boxing gloves."
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Who said it? "I'm trying out a new apple corer. It works beautifully! What'll they think of next?"
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Who said it? "If he only knew how I hate washing, ironing, vacuuming. There ought to be some higher authority a girl can appeal to."
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Who said it? "Oh boy, which one? Terry Masonite? Rick Masterson? Mavrock? Oh it doesn't matter, I love them all!"
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Who said it? "You and your recording! He's out somewhere. Oh how sneaky!"
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Who said it? "His big act at parties is the lampshade on his head routine, and I don't think television is that desperate yet."