Fred Flintstone

Fred Flintstone
Fred in "Hop Happy".
Species	Human
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Barney Rubble Betty Rubble Dino Mr. Slate's quarry Great Gazoo
Occupation	Quarry worker
Father	Ed Flintstone
Mother	Edna Flintstone
Grandfather(s)	Rocky Flintstone or Stoney Flintstone
Aunt(s)	Hilda
Other relative(s)	Son-in-law, Bamm-Bamm Rubble, in the early 1990's trilogy
Marital status	Married
Children	One daughter, Pebbles A son, Fred Flintstone, Jr., in Golden Little Book's The Flintstones
Grandchildren	Roxy and Chip Rubble
First appearance	TF: "The Flintstone Flyer"
Played by	Daws Butler (1960, pilot pitch) Alan Reed (1960-77) Henry Corden (1966-2005) Lennie Weinrib (1986-87) Scott Menville (1987-88) John Goodman (1994) Jeff Bergman (since 1994) Mark Addy (2000) Jonathan Arnold Taylor (since 2005)
Young Freddy.
John Goodman as Fred.
Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs

Frederick "Fred/Freddy" Flintstone is the main character and protagonist of the Flintstones franchise. Fred is a working-class caveman living the life of a dinosaur crane operator at a quarry in his home of Bedrock. While Fred is away at work, at home is his wife, Wilma, the adoring pet dinosaur he's stuck caring for, Dino (Hanna-Barbera later retconned Dino to be the childhood pet of Fred), and the later addition of Fred and Wilma's baby daughter, Pebbles. His best friend and next-door neighbor is Barney Rubble.

Not including The Flagstones pitch, Fred's official first appearance was in The Flintstones episode "The Flintstone Flyer". The pitch featured the voice of Daws Butler, while the series proper had Alan Reed.

Toys and merchandise

Main article: Fred Flintstone/Toys

Gallery

Main article: Fred Flintstone/Gallery

In popular culture

• In "Episode 8" (season 2) of Heartbreak High, Mr. Deloraine asked his nephew, Matt, how the stereo was at the warehouse he had recently moved into, with Matt responding that it looked liked something Freddy Flintstone built.