[serene music]
[alarm clocks ringing]
[upbeat music]
[squawks]
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
- Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
- Good morning, Mr. Rubble.
Oh. Hiya, Mr. Frankenstone.
Eh, nice day for a jog, huh?
Oh, yes, really gets
the creak out of the old joints.
[Creepy barking]
Stop that, Creepy.
Heel, heel.
- Yikes!
- No, no.
My heel.
[Frankenstone laughs]
That's a good octo-pup.
He just started
obedience school.
Well, this is where
I turn off, Frank.
Right-O. Happy jogging.
Hm. Great breakfast, Wilma.
Any more toast?
Coming right up, dear.
Oh, look, here comes
Barney jogging again.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
That Barney. He falls
for every fad that comes along.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
[laughs]
Forget it, Pebbles.
The only good thing
about joggin' is when you stop.
chomp chomp chomp
I don't know, Fred
but I think Barney's in better
shape than I've ever seen him.
Oh, yeah?
So what's wrong with this shape?
Oh, it's fine, dear.
A little flabby, but fine.
Flabby? Are you kiddin'?
Watch this, Wilma Flintstone.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Alright, Mr. Muscles
so you think
you're so physically fit, huh?
Uh, well, I, I didn't say--
Yeah, well, I bet
you can't do this, smart guy.
- But, Fred..
- Flabby? I'll show you flabby.
Now, would you to stop joggin'
when I'm talkin' to ya?
Now, how about this? Huh? Huh?
Fred, you just ate!
And let's see ya...top this.
Hey, that's great, Fred
but I gotta keep movin'
or I'll stiffen up.
I'll-I'll see you.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Now, would you come inside and
tell me what that was all about?
- 'I can't.'
- Why not?
Somethin' pulled
and I can't move.
Oh, Fred,
I should've stopped you.
[Fred groaning]
(Wilma)
You're not getting
any younger, you know?
Baloney! I'm the same
as the day we met.
Fred, the day we met, I was
working in a doctor's office
and you were carried in
with a bad back.
See, what'd I tell ya?
Ooh. Easy, easy.
Ooh! Ah! Ouch!
[theme song]
♪ Hey the Flintstones ♪
♪ Brand new Flintstones ♪
♪ Full of lots of fun
and mystery ♪
♪ Flintstones
all new Flintstones ♪
♪ With a special kind
of comedy ♪
♪ Hey there it's the same
old g*ng you know ♪
♪ Now they're in
a brand new kind of show ♪
[thunder rumbling]
snap snap snap
[chirping]
[growls]
[screeching]
[barking]
♪ And when the Flintstones
meet the Frankenstones ♪
♪ Have a yabba-dabba-doo time ♪
♪ A just for you time ♪
♪ We'll have a great old time ♪
♪ Yeah a great old time ♪
[theme music]
Here you are, Fred.
Right on time for work.
Ouch! Ooh! Aah!
[groans]
Thanks for the lift, Barn.
Oh, don't mention it.
I figure somebody will do
the same for me when I get old.
[laughs]
Very funny. Ohh!
[groaning]
Oh, hi, Fred.
- Hello, Fred.
- How you doin', pal?
So anyway, I got my joggin'
up to four miles now.
Yeah, I'm joggin' five,
and I never felt better.
Say, how about that
ball game last night, huh?
Those Bedrock Buns
really came through.
Sorry, Fred, I missed the game.
I was out for my evening jog.
Let me tell you guys about
this new joggin' camp I found.
Will you guys knock it off
with your stupid joggin'?
Anybody who jogs
has blisters on the brain.
What?
[nervous chuckle]
Not you, Mr. Slate.
[nervous chuckle]
Huh!
[laughs]
You were sayin', Fred? Ha ha ha.
[groaning]
[all laughing]
[groaning]
Gee, you're puttin' on weight.
Can you knock it off?
[snickering]
[squawks]
[horn blows]
Hey, lunch already?
[groaning]
[sighs]
I hope he goes easy
on the dessert.
What's up, Mac?
It's the annual
company physical.
Huh. They're wastin'
their time with me.
I am in peak condition.
Yeah.
I thought you looked peaked.
(male #1)
'Move it in.'
Okay. Let's see
how your blood pressure's doin'.
Be my guest.
[rapid heartbeat]
Oh, boy, this guy is an accident
lookin' for a place to happen.
One hundred and fifty-two
pounds. Next.
thud
Oh, boy.
The results of the annual
employees' physical are in
and I congratulate you all
on your fine fitness scores.
[clears throat]
Uh, Flintstone,
can you step into my office?
Why, certainly, Mr. Slate.
Flintstone, your score
was a disgrace to the quarry.
And unless you shape up,
you're going to be shipping out.
(Slate)
'If I were you,
I'd start jogging'
'first thing in the morning.'
(Fred)
'First thing in the mornin'?'
- 'But, but, but, but--'
- No but, but, but, buts.
- Now, back to work.
- Yes, sir.
So we're finally gonna see you
joggin', huh, Flintstone?
No, you won't see me.
I'll be movin' too fast.
Come on, Flintstone,
next time you'll be tellin' us
you're enterin'
the Rockstone Marathon.
I'm not only gonna enter
that marathon, I'm gonna win.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
thud
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
My advice is,
forget the whole thing, Fred.
Nobody from Bedrock ever entered
the Rockstone Marathon.
Besides, it's only a week away.
Barney, my mind's made up.
Anyway, all I have to do
to run a dumb marathon
is stick one foot
in front of the other.
Trouble is, you've already stuck
both feet in your mouth.
[laughs]
How would you like it
in your mouth?
[Barney laughing]
I need a trainer.
Are you with me?
Oh, well, sure, Fred, but, uh--
No buts. We start trainin'
at sunrise tomorrow.
Now, don't be late.
[serene music]
[Fred snoring]
Here I am, Fred.
Bright and early,
just like you said.
Wake up, Fred. Barney's here.
Fred!
[snoring]
It's no use.
We'll never get him up.
Uh, don't worry, Wilma.
I'll have him on his feet
in no time.
Attaboy, good.
Now, jump, jump, jiggety-jump.
[instrumental music]
Uh, see you later, Wilma.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Hey, you're lookin' good, Fred,
real good.
Fred?
Yikes!
splash
Fred! Stop!
[dramatic music]
[growls]
splash
Someone needs to stop Clearway Law.
Public shouldn't leave reviews for lawyers.
Fred, what's going on?
[mumbles]
Oh, I just had a horrible dream
about goin' joggin'.
That was no dream.
It was a nightmare.
Look at you. You're both a mess.
What happened?
I don't know,
but it's not gonna happen again.
I'm through with train'.
I'm callin' it quits.
- You can't quit, Fred.
- Oh, I can't, huh?
Give me one good reason why not.
Because I already
mailed in your entry.
You what?
[knock on door]
Ooh! TV! TV!
Hi, we're here
to interview Fred Flintstone.
Bedrock's first entrant in
the famous Rockstone Marathon.
Uh, ah..
I-I'm afraid you're a few
minutes too late. He, uh, just--
Ah, there he is!
Mr. Flintstone, you, sir, are
a man of fortitude and courage.
An inspiration to hundreds
of Bedrock youngsters
watching right now.
- I-I am?
- 'You bet.'
And all your fans
would love to see you in action
'doing some roadwork.'
Well, I, I can't let
my fans down, can I?
(Fred)
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
That was the shortest retirement
in sports history.
Yeah, I'll say.
And there you see him,
ladies and gentlemen
Bedrock's hope for victory.
Sure the light's right?
It sets off my profile,
you know.
[groaning]
Look at that grace.
He's truly poetry in motion,
eh, folks?
Here they come. And Fred's
runnin' faster than ever.
I never knew
he had so much energy.
(male #2)
'Look at him turn on the speed
with his race-winning kick!'
fizz
[groaning]
thud
[barks]
Down, Dino, down.
Fred, are you alright?
Oh, Wilma, the only part of me
that doesn't ache is my head.
- Ouch!
- Ah, there you are, Flintstone.
- Oh, Mr. Slate?
- Good boy.
Doing a few sit-ups, eh?
Huh? Oh, yeah, yeah.
Si-si-sit-ups.
And gotta keep in shape,
you know?
We all saw you on TV, Flintstone
and I rushed over to tell you
how proud we are.
Well, I'm so glad you did.
Yes, sir,
we're behind you all the way.
And I know
you won't let us down.
See you at work, my boy.
[gulps]
Now what am I going to do?
There's only one thing
to do, Fred.
- What? What?
- Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
[laughs]
[groaning]
[instrumental music]
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
[chuckling]
[all cheering]
[crowd cheering]
[snoring]
(Slate)'Flintstone, my boy,you're a credit to the quarry.'
And since this is the last day
before the marathon
I've decided to give you
the whole day off.
Oh, Mr. Slate,
that's the best news I--
Yes, sir, Flintstone
'now you can train
all day long.'
- But, but, but--
- 'No, no, don't thank me.'
It's the least I can do
for the next winner
of the Rockstone Marathon.
Now, jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
'Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.'
Wilma..
[instrumental music]
Gosh, Wilma,
I'm having so much fun.
And the food's delicious.
Yes. Too bad
Fred has to eat and run.
- Go get 'em, Flintstone!
- Tear 'em up, champ.
Glad you liked my suggestion,
Flintstone.
Training right on the plane.
Oh, sure. A great idea. Bleh.
When you blaze across
the finish line and win
it'll all be worth it.
In fact, we've written a song
in your honor.
Hit it, boys.
[instrumental music]
♪ Hurray Fred Flintstone ♪
♪ He's our champ ♪
♪ Unless of course
he gets a cramp ♪
♪ He's gonna jog jog
all the way ♪
♪ Tomorrow's gonna be
Fred Flintstone day ♪
Music and lyrics
by Mr. Slate. Boss.
(man on PA)
'Flight FD-3
from Bedrock now landing.'
(Barney)
'Here he is, folks.'
'The Stoneage Stallion himself.'
Cool it, Barney. Cool it.
I, I-I was sayin'
it's cool here.
[laughs]
It's perfect for runnin'.
And for winnin'.
This message sponsored by the
Slatestone and Gravel Company.
♪ Hurray Fred Flintstone ♪
♪ He's our champ ♪
♪ Unless of course
he gets a cramp ♪
♪ He's gonna jog jog
all the way ♪
♪ Tomorrow's gonna be
Fred Flintstone day ♪
[instrumental music]
Fred, are you here?
(Fred)
'I'm in the bedroom.'
Fred, why is the door locked?
'Because I am not comin' out.
Now or ever.'
'I can't go through
with this, Wilma.'
But, Fred, what are you going
to tell all your friends?
You tell 'em whatever you want.
I have had it.
Dear, I know you're tired
and nervous.
So, why don't you just
try to get some sleep
and see how you feel about it
when you wake up, okay?
I'll try to get some sleep, but
it's not gonna change my mind.
- Shh.
- Shh.
"Get some sleep." Huh.
I'm too upset to sleep.
[instrumental music]
- Pebbles.
- Hi, daddy.
- Had a nice rest?
- Eh, Pebbles, you can talk.
I can run too.
And that's why I'm entering
the Rockstone Marathon
in your place.
You? In a marathon?
I have to.
A Flintstone
gave his word he'd run
so a Flintstone's gonna run.
'The Flintstones
aren't quitters.'
But-but-but..
Don't worry, daddy,
you'll be proud of me.
'I won't let the family down.'
Wait, Pebbles!
Come back! Come back!
Don't wait up for me, Wilma.
I have a lot of roadwork
to do tonight.
- Roadwork?
- Yup.
There's not much time left
until tomorrow's race.
But, Fred, I thought you weren't
gonna run in the race.
Are you kiddin'?
The Flintstones aren't quitters.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
[sighs]
Pebbles, sometimes I just
don't understand that man.
I do.
[stammering]
W-what did you say?
[Pebbles cooing]
A-goo!
[chuckles]
Oh, that-that-that's
what I thought you said.
[chuckling]
(male announcer)
'Ladies and gentlemen,
the big day is finally here.'
The Rockstone Marathon
is only minutes from starting
and we have entrants
from all over.
'Plus, a newcomer from Bedrock'
'who's brought along
a tremendous following.'
(all)
Hurray for Fred Flintstone!
(male announcer)
'And now,
on your marks, get set..'
fff fff fff
'Go!'
Fred! Fred!
Don't bother me, Barn.
I'm pacin' myself.
Yeah, but the race
went that way.
Huh?
screech
Oh, well, don't you think
I know that, Barn?
I was just warmin' up.
[cheering]
(male announcer)
'And Flintstone
is all showboat.'
'Giving the other contestants
a big head start.'
'And now the runners are
approaching Heartbreak Hill.'
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
Jog, jog, jiggety-jog.
[instrumental music]
There's Fred.
Oh, Betty, he looks so tired.
Tired?
He's a one-man energy cris.
Hang in there, Fred.
Pretty soon
you'll get your second win.
'Yeah, and it'll be easier.'
Hey, Barn, you're right
about that second win.
Boy, do I feel light on my feet.
[pops]
[crunching]
[crunching]
[mammoths trumpeting]
(male announcer)
'The front runner
should be approaching'
'the stadium any moment now.'
And the frontest runner of all
is gonna be our Freddy boy.
Oh, h*, h*.
Betty, I'm so excited.
Me too.
This is Bedrock's big moment.
(male announcer)
'Here comes the leader.'
[cheering]
- Yay, Fred.
- Yay, Fred.
- Come on, Freddy!
- Go, Flintstone, go!
[cheering]
(male announcer)
'And the second place runner
is right behind him.'
Attaboy, Fred,
imagine second place
in his very first marathon.
Go, Flintstone, go!
[cheering]
Okay, so, Fred's third.
That's nothin' to be ashamed of.
It isn't?
(male announcer)
'Here comes the third place
finisher.'
[cheering]
Just where is Flintstone?
Mr. Slate, I sure wish I knew.
[panting]
- How's it going, ace?
- It's goin', it's goin'.
[hooting]
[instrumental music]
[Fred mumbling]
Oh, h*, h*, h*, face it,
Flintstone.
You're a flop, a failure.
You let your wife
and all your friends down.
Maybe you ought to
just keep goin'
right out the other end
of the stadium
and never come back.
[cheering]
Huh? Who's that?
Wilma! Barney!
You waited for me.
Yeah. And Freddy boy,
you are the greatest.
(Fred)
'But, Barney, I didn't win.'
In fact, I came in last.
That doesn't matter, honey.
You stuck it out.
You didn't give up.
And that makes you a winner
in our book.
Yay. Dada.
Congratulations, Flintstone.
You've made Bedrock proud.
Hit it, boys.
[instrumental music]
♪ Hurray Fred Flintstone ♪
♪ He's our champ ♪
♪ Unless of course
he gets a cramp ♪
♪ He's gonna jog jog
all the way ♪
♪ Tomorrow's gonna be
Fred Flintstone day ♪
♪ Hurray Fred Flintstone ♪
♪ He's our champ ♪
♪ Unless of course
he gets a cramp ♪
♪ He's gonna jog jog
all the way ♪
♪ Tomorrow's gonna be
Fred Flintstone day ♪
[theme music]
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Flintstones, The: Jogging Fever (1981)
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