Do You Remember the STAR TREK and FLINTSTONES Crossover?

[@scottshaw8022]

I storyboarded, designed and drew the layouts for this commercial, Dave.

[@jdsundstrom]

Scott! I loved your article so much! Thanks for taking the time to go deep into your experience making that commercial.

[@mikesilva3868]

@@jdsundstrom 😊great

[@Monica1joy]

That is so awesome, Scott!!

[@cdjxman]

Amazing! Awesome!🤩

[@coolnegative]

Very cool!

[@gravanon1577]

Fred knows Spock from when the Enterprise crew traveled back in time so they could bring back a dinosaur and save the earth from an alien probe, and then later open a theme park.

[@kevinconnor3187]

Thanks!

[@jdsundstrom]

My very first SUPER THANKS! Kevin - Thank you so much for your support. Truly appreciated!

[@alexstoner4446]

if you are curious, there is a fan made cartoon called stone trek, that crosses over star trek and flinstones, its really good

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for the tip Alex! I'll definitely check it out.

[@raiderjohnthemadbomber8666]

I remember the prime time ads for Winston cigarettes. Do you remember the jingle?

[@chazarcola7639]

I do remember a crossover animated movie between THE FLINTSTONES and THE JETSONS. My dream crossover scenario would involve Scooby Doo and Johnny Quest. Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby team up with Johnny, Race, Dr. Quest, Haji and Bandit.

[@edgardeitz5746]

The movie you're thinking of is one of 10; 3 were Scooby Doo, 1 was just the Jetsons, a few were Yogi Bear and friends, etc.

[@chazarcola7639]

@@edgardeitz5746 Thanks for the info. I do remember seeing a comic book crossover between Scooby Doo and Johnny Quest. But I don't recall a special team up between these characters in a TV cartoon. Loved Scooby Doo working together with Josie and The Pussycats.

[@jayanxiety]

I am a HUGE fan of Star Trek The Animated Series and own the entire collection on DVD. I'm one of those few who rank in as my Favorite of all the shows. There's just something about those 22 Episodes that was "lightning in a bottle". Simple, yet satisfying! It's My "comfort food"! The series had so many tropes that were used in the later series, even the newest. It was truly a series of "firsts".

[@Mnogojazyk]

Have you heard of Stone Trek? It was a Flintstone-inspired parody of Star Trek. The episodes predate KZbin and they used to be downloadable. But now they are on KZbin.

[@tonycanabal1659]

There also was a Pebbles cereal commercial with the Great Gazoo, Harvey Korman voiced him one last time.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@Tony Canabal yes, I just mentioned that in my comment above! Sadly, he wasn't included in any of the later Flintstone's incarnations except in the 2000 Flintstones prequel Flintstones In Viva Rock Vegas. But the movie was live action and he would be replaced by another actor.

[@kirkhonore]

It's so great to see the classic commercials get some love too. I loved the Post commercials with Fruity and Coco Pebbles starring Fred and Barney. Strangely enough I almost convinced myself for a time that there was a crossover somehow when I was much younger and glad to have that all straightened out. And to Mr. Scott Shaw, thank you for working on a classic commercial from our childhood.

[@edgardeitz5746]

Anyone ever had the Jetsons branded cereal?

[@patrickmoreau7592]

I’ve been a subscriber to that magazine for a year

[@jdsundstrom]

It's a good one!

[@KasumiKenshirou]

I had seen this commercial, but I had forgotten all about it! Yes, it's weird that Fred knows about Star Trek, but there was a Flintstones Christmas special where Fred puts on a play written by Charles Dickens about Christmas, prior to the birth of both Jesus and Dickens.

[@jessmccart3937]

Santa Claus was in that Christmas special before Saint Nicholas was even a twinkle.

[@GodaiNoBaka]

There's a fan theory that both The Flintstones and The Jetsons take place concurrently, after a some kind of world cataclysm. The well-off members of society live in high-tech accomodations outside of the earth's atmosphere while the working class are forced to try and rebuild society on the surface. The theory would explain many things, not the least of which is all of the anachronistic technology in The Flintstones. But it would also easily explain the Christmas episode and the Star Trek Cocoa Pebbles commercial.

[@rcschmidt668]

Dave, just when we go and connect all the dots, you go and add more dots! I remembered this commercial only after you mentioned it. You are truly Davepedia. 🤓

[@jadeblatz]

I didn't know where you where going with this at first but when you showed clips from the commercial I totally remembered seeing this as a kid!

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for sharing Jade!

[@kellyhiggins4234]

I am 62 yrs young and every Friday I still yell Yabba Dabba Doo.... 😂

[@Beeznitchio]

I just bought Star Trek the animated series on Blu Ray out of fondness for episode where Spock was a kid. Now I have every series up to Enterprise in physical media. Still debating if I want Enterprise.

[@jdsundstrom]

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing...and for your support Beeznitchio!

[@madmanmark8387]

I don't have the blu-ray of the animated series but bought it on DVD some years back.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

Enterprise is pretty good. Maybe see if your local library has it so you can watch a few episodes before you buy it. Enterprise was the last show that was any good, though.

[@madmanmark8387]

@@KasumiKenshirou I saw Enterprise when it was on the WBPN network.

[@Beeznitchio]

@@madmanmark8387 I watched first season on Netflix and bailed, but don't really think that was fair. The original series is the only series that had a really strong first season.

[@mrdeeds72]

I don't know what's more concerning, that I knew this or I actually watched the original commercial lol

[@jdsundstrom]

You figured it out before watching the video? That's impressive!

[@jimsteele9261]

Probably the silliest crossover was the Star Trek (TOS)/Here Come the Brides crossover in one of the early paperback books.

[@jdsundstrom]

You're talking about the Star Trek novel "Ishmael" by Barbara Hambley.

[@jimsteele9261]

@@jdsundstrom Yeah, I think that was it. It's been a long time since I read it. They let a lot of low quality stuff through back then.

[@dwade6322]

Wow! Cool video..Thanks Dave!

[@jdsundstrom]

Very welcome D Wade.

[@DavidLS1]

Fred Flintstone knowing about Star Trek just reinforces the theory that The Flintstones and The Jetsons took place in the same time period with the Flintstones living on the ground and the Jetsons living in the sky.

[@edgardeitz5746]

I have heard of that theory, and would love to see a crossover where the *third* show involved *causes* this to *become* true. Most likely it would be "Dexter's Laboratory", since 20th Century Fox (now owned by *Disney*) owns "the Simpsons".

[@DavidLS1]

@@edgardeitz5746 As long as we're talking about things we'd love to see, I'd love to see Seth Macfarlane do an episode of The Orville where the crew discovers a planet populated solely by Peter Griffins. They could be like the Pakleds from Star Trek: Next Generation.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

Dave, even Dino had his version of Pebbles cereal albeit it was a limited run!

[@shoresean1237]

I could never figure out why Dino threw into Barney's schemes against Fred, whom he loved. Oh, and I have a headcanon that says there was indeed another ST/Flintstones xover. Picture: a godlike being, stripped of many of his powers, exiled to Earth for shenanigans by his people. In shame, he assumes an impish form and locks on two somewhat interesting primitives - and that is how Q became The Great Gazoo.

[@miklosernoehazy8678]

...I like that... ... I'll see your headcanon and raise you one of my 👉 POP-UP INTERNET THEORIES!!! 👈... ... regarding Catwoman; consider this... ...Julie Newmar... ...Lee Meriwether... ...Eartha Kitt... ...in THAT Gotham City; three characters of the same persona... ...are they members of a Catwoman Cult?... ...also, consider the Riddler... ...yet again, in THAT Gotham City, we see two characters (Frank Gorshin, and John Astin) of the same persona... ...a Riddler Cult?... ...what is it about THAT Gotham City... ...does THAT Gotham City spawn criminal cults?... ... (maybe it's something in their water supply)..

[@toddhodgson2130]

General Order 157 . This is why we need it.

[@michaelpaoneproductions]

This isn't even the weirdest crossover Hanna Barbera did. There's an official record where Yogi Bear meets The Three Stooges, and they actually got Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Joe DeRita to do the voices.

[@prycerobertson4695]

Thanks for beaming us up with this video!

[@jdsundstrom]

My pleasure Pryce. It was fun to make...even if it was HIGHLY ILLOGICAL.

[@peterbooth793]

Hey, if the Flintstones and the Jetsons can time travel, then why not Spock?

[@jdsundstrom]

Totally agree!

[@cindydott452]

Time travel is a thing in the Star Trek universe. Maybe Spock was hungry.

[@edgardeitz5746]

Remember the Jetsons cereal?

[@probro9898]

@@cindydott452 [Whispers to Cindy:] It wasn't the *real* Spock - it was Barney in disguise.

[@gordondavis6168]

Spock did time travel several times

[@nickimontie]

I really did shake my head when I read the title!

[@jdsundstrom]

I thought you might Nicki!

[@starshiptrooper2354]

I remember those commercials. Thanks I was hoping you put the link

[@jdsundstrom]

I did. It's in the description field of the video. You'll need to click on "Show More".

[@susanburns276]

It's strange how we have some of the same cereals but they're different name's. We can get Lucky charms finally as I'd heard of it most of my life not having a clue what they were. Well a couple yrs ago my son got boxes of them sent and I swear I lived on those for month's as the best cereal I have ever tasted! But after gaining several pound's and eaten so many boxes, I think I'm over them, for a while anyway 👍👵🇭🇲so love the memory lane moments of my life thanks to your great channel 🏆

[@jdsundstrom]

Ha! Too funny! Yes...I have to be very careful with Lucky Charms as well...which, by the way, is my favorite cereal of all time. 🙂

[@ajmittendorf]

Would a Star Trek / Flintstone crossover be called 'Star Stone' or 'Flint Trek'?

[@jdsundstrom]

Hmmm. Tough call...but I'm partial to "Flint Trek".

[@toddhodgson2130]

Gravelgons - first villain.

[@rcschmidt668]

Or Klingstones?

[@gravanon1577]

Stone Trek

[@rcschmidt668]

Universal Stone Ship Enterprise

[@songmarysmith]

I DO remember that commercial! I was not believing you at first!😜😜

[@hydrolito]

Kellog's had Coco Krispie's before Coco Pebbles came along.

[@ROHM53]

Thanks so much for those fun facts and that extremely interesting post Dave!

[@jdsundstrom]

Glad you enjoyed it...and thank you for your support as a SUPER FAN of the channel!

[@jehobden]

Since you mentioned Julie Newmar and THE MONKEES (They were on the magazine cover anyway.), MeTV is running a MONKEES marathon now, and Julie's episode, "The Monkees Get Out More Dirt", will be on at 12:30 PM CT.

[@johncollins1884]

Such a fun presentation!

[@jdsundstrom]

I'm glad you liked it John. 🙂

[@andrewharris7517]

This video is Electric! I remember that commercial. And Retro Fan magazine is Fire! They had a Great issue about My Childhood hero SHAFT… YOUR CHANNEL IS ELECTRIC! Keep up the Fantastic content…

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for the kind words Andrew!

[@jeffsummstl]

I always wondered why Barney couldn’t just get some Cocoa Pebbles at the store like Fred did.

[@jdsundstrom]

Great question!

[@larrygrebler5054]

Thanks for this, it was a lot of fun to watch!

[@pamelamays4186]

"If you put sweet Pebbles in your mouth, you'll never have rocks in your head."

[@vassa1972]

Dave hello from downtown Hamilton Ontario Canada I'm Peter I'll be 50 years old next month and Yes I remember the older commercial where Barney rubble always takes away Fred's cereal which I can't eat that now because I'm a stroke and cardiac arrest and colon cancer survivor but I have a stupid question if I can can ask wasn't the original Flintstones cartoon already off the air by time the original star trek series started?

[@jdsundstrom]

Not a stupid question at all. Yep, it was no longer part of ABC's primetime line-up. But...various versions of the program played on Saturday mornings during the 70s and 80s.

[@garyreid6165]

Looking back, I remember eating Cocoa Pebbles. I was okay because I was more partial to Cocoa Puffs. My parents, being more budget conscious about what to buy in the grocery store didn’t always buy the name brand products, but just the items that were close to the main brands because they were the same things but the quality was good. So, our family only bought and ate the supermarket brand. The Star Trek connection was a little unusual because in every episode of The Flintstones, every celebrity or celebrity fictional character had been parodied like Perry Masonary,(Perry Mason),Ann Margrock(Anne-Margaret)or Dracuslab( Dracula). The fact that they had Fred recognize Mr. Spock was interesting. The Great Gazoo might have shown Fred and Barney an episode of Star Trek somewhere during his visit. The world of Hanna-Barbera is vast and for cartoon characters in that franchise and others, they have unlimited possibilities.; or so we may be led to believe when we were kids. The Star Trek animated series was interesting. A little toned down compared to the live action series, but interesting and entertaining. I really enjoyed listening to the Power Records audio adaptations. I very rarely eat those cereals. I still watch cartoons from time to time on Saturdays and when I come home from work after working overnights. Those were the days.😀

[@tonycanabal1659]

I did like the Flintstones/Bonanza crossover when the "Cartrocks" rescued Fred and Barney in a showdown and and acknowledged each other as TV stars defying the logic of the show.

[@KairuHakubi]

There's a weirdly huge amount of duplicitousness in cereal commercials. Everybody's stealing cereal, defending cereal from theft, trying to figure out its mystery and why people like it, gotta-having-it so badly you'd do anything..

[@jdsundstrom]

Interesting observation...and, you're absolutely right!

[@Doris1888]

Dave, how you bring back memories! Though I don't remember every commercial like Spock, I do remember the commercials where Barney was trying to steal Fred's Fruity or Cocoa Pebbles. Now I realize that I am getting old.😆

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for sharing Doris1888! I never understood why Fred wouldn't just pour Barney a bowl. 🙂

[@Doris1888]

@@jdsundstrom 👍

[@SSgtBaloo]

Star Trek/Flintstones mashup? You might want to look up "Stone Trek" some time.

[@jdsundstrom]

I'll check it out!

[@BlackburnBigdragon]

I actually have a box of Fruity Pebbles in my house right now. I normally eat Cheerios for breakfast every morning, but once in a while, I find the taste a little bland. It's then that I reached for that pure sugar goodness. I tossed a little bit of fruity pebbles into the bowl, and mixed it with the Cheerios, and the combination was really good. I didn't want to overpower my breakfast with sugar, so I only used a little bit. But with this combination, a little bit goes a long way. It's really good! It made me wonder what other cereal combinations are out there that are good, and I'm intending to do more Cheerios experimentation. That cereal is pretty flavorless, and I'm willing to bet that it takes on the flavor of whatever you toss into it. So I now have the intention of doing more experiments to see what other cereal combinations there are, that aren't overpowering with sugar, but go well together. Cheerios plus a little sprinkle of Fruity Pebbles is awesome!

[@jdsundstrom]

I've never thought of mixing cereals. I'll have to give that a try. Thanks for the tip!

[@madmanmark8387]

As a boy growing up in the 1970's I mixed so many cereals in my bowl. My grandparents would buy those tiny boxed ones with different varieties so for example I mixed apple jacks and fruit loops. The combination of cereal is endless. Doing 2 is just an example of my combination sometimes 3 or even 4 at once.

[@robertshawiv1513]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@jdsundstrom]

My pleasure Robert!

[@pamelamays4186]

Rock Trek: Captain Kirkstone. Mister Rock. Doctor "Stones" McCave.

[@randyvandolah9496]

Love your old school platform because I'm old school to my heart

[@Donna_G]

I never ate Pebbles cereal. I didn't even like Rice Krispies, which I always thought Pebbles most resembled, except it was flavored either with chocolate or fruit. But, that would have been an interesting crossover. I don't remember that commercial that you shared.

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for the comment Donna G!

[@madmanmark8387]

I vaguely remember that commercial. Yeah it would have been silly to put the Flintstones in a Star Trek cartoon. That's ok they had futuristic fun in a Jetsons crossover movie.

[@MegaChrisTech]

This is an awesome piece of trivia, thank you.

[@jdsundstrom]

Glad you liked it!

[@maximusprime3459]

I like how Dino was in on the scheme too!!🤣😂

[@jdsundstrom]

He had to have been! He was the one helping Barney with the stone-age transporter. 🙂

[@chrisC052]

Dave I was wondering if you could in the near future do a video o "Night Gallery"? I really loved this show as a kid and I think it's a classic. Thank you sir.

[@leestoner4337]

The 2 episodes of Night Gallery,I remember most are the one with Roddy McDowell,and one where a Sea Captain catches a mermaid, he goes to a woman who sells potions,and buys something that changes her fins into legs,and it works,only problem is,it changes her face into a grotesque looking fish.

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

Thank You Dave Sundstrom!

[@panelvixen]

I recommend looking up Stone Trek. It's a fan series from about 20 years ago.

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@marlenepearson3936]

How fun Dave! I remember the Pebbles commercials, but not this one! Thanks for showing it! 😃

[@probro9898]

If Barney wanted Cocoa Pebbles, why didn't he just buy some? It would have been much less trouble.

[@jdsundstrom]

Good point. But, maybe Barney was hoping that Fred would demonstrate one of the true behaviors of friendship...which is, of course, one's willingness to share that which one has with another.

[@jamesmoss3424]

I remember seeing that commercial. 😀👍

[@jasongoldtrap1114]

Fascinating

[@jdsundstrom]

Although...highly illogical.

[@jorgelopez-pr6dr]

-"James, I found a caveman who says his name is Flintstone. He has rocks in his head".

[@patmccormackscelebproductpromo]

Amazing. Mr. Rock!

[@jdsundstrom]

Can't wait to talk about more cartoon fun tomorrow!

[@5argetech56]

100% Logical Crossover.... Fascinating.👍👍

[@jerrygillespie1214]

Hey Dave I see Retrofan has Julie Newmar on the cover. Seeing her as catwoman reminds me of a tv show she starred in with Bob Cummings two years before Batman. It was called My Living Doll which she played a robot Bob invented. Only lasted a season due to bad scheduling and problems with Bob Cummings. Still I thought it was a good show.

[@jdsundstrom]

They talk about that show in the RetroFan article. I've seen clips of it...but never a full episode.

[@jerrygillespie1214]

@@jdsundstrom I was very young when this show was on. I also remember she did a cameo in the movie To Wong Foo. Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar which starred Patrick Swayze Wesley Snipes and John Leguizamo

[@jdsundstrom]

I remember that movie well.

[@jerrygillespie1214]

@@jdsundstrom I thought it was one of Swayze's best

[@cindydott452]

I met Julie Newmar when I was a kid. (My brother used to take me to Cons) I remember how she said that the Catwoman costume fit so well because they let her take it home and re-tailor it to herself in privacy.

[@paulsarnik8506]

You left out the part where Fred and Soock went off behind the set to smoke! 😱. 🤓😎✌🏼 Don't forget Stone Trek fan fic. 🤓😎🖖🏻

[@michaelgarcia8602]

Maybe I saw The Tv ads but it been so long. Back in 70's like a Saturday morning Cartoons. Things I don't remember. I find it funny & cool.

[@dannieallen1379]

Awesome Awesome love this this is the best I ever seen thank you so much

[@jdsundstrom]

I'm glad you enjoyed it Dannie!

[@krisweinschenker598]

That s cool....I never saw the commercial

[@trevordavis5053]

I guess they figured it was better to pay for the licensing rather than risk a lawsuit.

[@williamlangan5902]

I was thinking a great parody of Finding Nemo would be Finding Leonard Nimoy. Thanks for sharing this. I think I saw this commercial. It was hilarious!

[@johnbeechy]

there should be a star trek breakfast cereal marshmellow Klington ships, vulcan ships, etc and the corn non sugar bits be the (not letters) characters

[@jdsundstrom]

That's a great idea!

[@gravanon1577]

And when you poop, Klingons will coming out Uranus.

[@daveweston5158]

Well! this certainly plays into the theory that 'The Flintstones' was actually set in a post apocalyptic future, where the inhabitants did their best to recreate life as they once knew it... (of course they remembered 'Star Trek... ;-) )

[@jdsundstrom]

That's it! I was trying to come up with a plausible scenario where Fred actually knows who Mr. Spock is. Nicely done Dave!

[@daveweston5158]

@@jdsundstrom I know! it gives 'The Flintstones' a whole new perspective... Add to that, that 'The Jetsons' takes place in an ancient past, with technology that has been lost to time, and humanity has since had to start all over again, and both shows take on a new meaning... ;-p

[@jdsundstrom]

Love it!

[@gravanon1577]

Nah Fred just watches Stone Trek every week.

[@timfankell4242]

Interesting theory but there wouldn't be dinosaurs in the future. 😉

[@leroylowe5921]

A Star Trek / Flintstones crossover sounds like something FredFlix would come up with.

[@jdsundstrom]

Good ol' FredFlix. Love that channel!

[@borusa32]

Yep-it was called Stone Trek if I recall.

[@dannystaton5386]

I love this stuff

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks Danny!

[@bravoninetyseven]

"Barney! Where's my Coco Pebbles?!"

[@jdsundstrom]

I guess the bigger question is why is Fred always holding out on Barney?

[@bravoninetyseven]

@@jdsundstrom This is a guy who eats enough ribs to tip his car over. He's not sharing with anybody!

[@jdsundstrom]

Good point!

[@johnbeechy]

i've seen this commercial hmmm never bought the cereal though

[@jdsundstrom]

It's delightful. Not as good as Lucky Charms...but still darn tasty. 🙂

[@johnbeechy]

@@jdsundstrom My Fav were the Flintstone's chewable Vit C i would pop them into my mouth like they were candy Thank Goodness that real drugs never came out like some chewable candy (not the gummis) cause i would have been popping them in. // they never gave me any of the Ridlin or any other pills they just would talk to me and use words over drugs (to control me as a kid, so to speak). but if any of my relatives bought the flintstone's VitC forget about it, for i own that little bottle and would be done with it in two nights if they made star trek chewable VitCs i'd buy them too crunch down upon them Klingons !! lol

[@retrocereal]

50K! Well I hope they got what they wanted out of it.

[@jdsundstrom]

I think they did. Thinking about you right now ENC. Thanks for your support as a SUPER FAN of the channel.

[@babybro70]

I remember those commercials. I'm 51 with Diabetes but i still eat Cocoa & Fruity Pebbles from time to time. I'm just a big kid!

[@pamelamays4186]

Barney is to Pebbles what The Rabbit is to Trix. 🍇🍋🍒🍊

[@thrashpondopons8348]

Live Long & Yabba Dabba DO!

[@jdsundstrom]

Still...I am left wondering why Fred wouldn't just share his cereal with Barney.

[@henrikharbin5521]

Hi Dave :) They essentially a parody series on KZbin called Stone Trek. That version of Captain Kirk looks a LOT Alike John Goodman.

[@noman6041]

Wow, what a crossover! I read some weird article the other day about a 'BatMan meets Popeye' crossover that happened way back in the 40's. And i haven't heard the name Scott Shaw! since the days of the now defunct 'Pacific Comics' in the mid 80's. [Great line of comics featuring the works of the great Jack Kirby and the legendary Steve Ditko] I was a big fan of the Star Trek animated series and i had a 3D talking ViewMaster reel of the episode 'Yesteryear'. Leonard Nimoy was one of my childhood idols and Spock heavily influenced the person i would become later. A person who looks at things logically and doesn't let his emotions show only when necessary. That magazine looks great, and i am a sucker for magazines like that which feature articles about classic cartoons and TV shows. Was never a Pebbles cereal fan when i was a kid, but it's been decades so maybe i ought to give it another try. Hope you are doing well my friend.

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for sharing No Man!

[@cybersean3000]

The Flintstones was a post apocalypse society!

[@jedidrummerjake]

That is some delicious cereal!

[@peterbooth793]

Ooh baby Julie Newmar is by far the sexiest catwoman. No offense to Michelle Pfeiffer or Halle Berry, they are both very beautiful and sexy also, but Julie,,, Yowza.

[@jdsundstrom]

Yowza is exactly how I would describe her as well. 🙂

[@jpboursaw4469]

Spock! These…primitives…EXPLAIN!! An animated anthropomorphic Proto ~ Human offshoot whose culture seems to be centered around the consumption of a wheat grain confection. Most curious. I could go on and on about these shows, their respective studios, etc. But at some point I have to eat and sleep! Nevertheless, saw the thumbnail for the video, and thought: this is too bizarre to pass up! Great stuff!

[@jdsundstrom]

I'm glad you enjoyed it JP. And...thanks for the comment.

[@VoiceInTheDarkness]

In the 1990s, there was a boom on the internet of animated content driven by softtware called Flash. Part of that boom was a series called "Stone Trek", created by Brian Matthews. It put Star Trek in the world of the Flintstones. One of the ways he attracted viewers was the opportunity to send photos and an audio sample, and he would animate you into an episode and kill you off as a Redshirt. I took advantage of that option and appeared in an episode called "Star Trekkin", based on the same song performed by The Firm. I get to be the first of six lucky redshirts in the episode. If there ever was to be a crossover between Star Trek and The Flintstones, this would have definitely been it. Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e56QfmODhLyrY6M&ab_channel=Zizzily

[@jdsundstrom]

I remember the days of Flash well! Thanks so much for sharing that video, I've always loved that song.

[@grapeshot]

I remember when they had a rap song about Cocoa Pebbles and Fruity Pebbles.

[@cadeevans4623]

Nope I don't remember this Dave didn't know there was a crossover love both how interesting Dave star trek was great so was Flintstones it's good to have a crossover love this Dave awesome how interesting thanks for sharing Dave great video buddy

[@jdsundstrom]

Glad you enjoyed it Cade!

[@cadeevans4623]

Always do enjoy these fun and exciting

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@@cadeevans4623 Dino, Bam Bam and yes Pebbles too had there vey own versions of Pebbles cereal.

[@8point41]

Great video! By the way who is Stephen Sundstrom?

[@jdsundstrom]

That feller is my younger brother.

[@8point41]

@@jdsundstrom awesome thank you! I enjoy your work and watched one of his too recently. I enjoyed it as well. Thanks

[@jdsundstrom]

I'll pass along your kind words.

[@BasementBerean]

So the Flintstones were on one of these "parallel evolution" planets that got visited by the Enterprise, and not on Earth at all.

[@jdsundstrom]

That's one possible explanation.

[@gravanon1577]

Nah if that was the case Fred would be sporting a goatee.

[@BasementBerean]

@@gravanon1577 Not parallel universe, but parallel evolution. Remember the TOS episode with the modern Romans? Or, the TOS episode with "Yangs" vs, "Comms" and the USA Pledge of Allegiance at the end. Or, the Nazi planet, or the 1920's gangster planet?

[@gravanon1577]

@@BasementBerean Yeah I could totally see Kirk and crew working with Fred to secure a supply of Rocklithium from the quarry Fred works at. All while trying to avoid violating the Prime Directive.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

@@BasementBerean The Nazi and gangster planets weren't parallel evolution. They were caused by people from Earth interfering with an alien society.

[@edgardeitz5746]

1) Anybody remember the *"Jetsons"* branded cereal? I have had it at least once... 2) Someone created a parody series of short films constituting the "Flintstones" *version* of "Star Trek", if it was a show in *their* reality.

[@ChapmanFilms]

that was cool

[@jdsundstrom]

Thank you!

[@MrShortWhiteGuy]

What I also found silly was the Flintstones Christmas special. After all, the birth of Christ hasn't happened yet during the supposed Flintstones time period.

[@alanr4447a]

_♫ Star Trek, fly with Star Trek,_ _It's an exploration fantasy..._ _Beam aboard the Enterprise now,_ _Write a page of future history!_ _Let's go, flying faster than warp five,_ _Through the courtesy of the warp drive._ _When you fly with Star Trek,_ _Strange new life is showing,_ _We're boldly going,_ _Where no man has gone before! ♫_ KHAAANNNN!!!

[@jdsundstrom]

Love it!

[@williamwelch7]

Yabba-dabba-Doohan

[@jdsundstrom]

Love it!

[@richdouglas2311]

I heard Wilma almost ran off with Spock. But then she heard about that every-7-years Pon Farr thing....

[@michaelcarey8388]

Remember when Chocolate Pebbles would turn the milk into chocolate milk? What they have now is a weak imitation of what it used to be.

[@ethelhoose1196]

Yes

[@jdsundstrom]

If you watched Saturday morning cartoons in the early 90s, it was hard to miss.

[@coolnegative]

I remember this commercial!