“Fred Flintstone is a family man - he works hard and provides a very good living for his wife, Wilma, and daughter, Pebbles. Looking to expand beyond 'construction' with a couple of small, side businesses, Fred seeks legal advice from Harvey. The case is seemingly a simple matter until the Feds start questioning the legitimacy of Fred's business dealings and his possible ties to the Mob. Harvey, oblivious as always, refuses to see Fred as anything but an honest working stiff, struggling to provide for his family. That is, until he's made consigliere.”
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Fred Flintstone: What does Mr. Slate look like?
The Great Gazoo: What?
Fred Flintstone: What village you from?
The Great Gazoo: What?
Fred Flintstone: ‘What’ ain’t no village I ever heard of, do they speak English in ‘What’?
The Great Gazoo: What?
Fred Flintstone: English, rubblefucker, do you speak it?
"The Dabba Don"
“Fred Flintstone is a family man - he works hard and provides a very good living for his wife, Wilma, and daughter, Pebbles. Looking to expand beyond 'construction' with a couple of small, side businesses, Fred seeks legal advice from Harvey. The case is seemingly a simple matter until the Feds start questioning the legitimacy of Fred's business dealings and his possible ties to the Mob. Harvey, oblivious as always, refuses to see Fred as anything but an honest working stiff, struggling to provide for his family. That is, until he's made consigliere.”
I loved that episode.
"I don’t understand the meme, but I can see how it all fits together!"
Barney Rubble
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The Dabba Don