Episode

Alvin Brickrock Presents

by William Hanna, Larry Markes, Don Messick, Mel Blanc, Fred Flintstone and 2 others

When his neighbors' domestic fights suddenly end with the disappearance of the wife, Fred suspects Alvin Brickrock of foul play. After reading a detective magazine, he becomes convinced that Brickrock is really Albert Bonehart, wife-murderer.

(4 total)

Characters

Alan Reed (4)Larry Markes (4)Fred Flintstone (4)

“Hmmm, here's the crook of the month. Fifteen thousand reward for information leading to apprehension of Albert Bonehart, wanted for questioning in disappearance of three former wives. Bonehart's fourth wife was last seen in a little railroad station in a valise, a ladies' hatbox, and an executive's…”

— Larry Markes, Fred Flintstone, Alan Reed, imdb.com

Tagged: Criminals, bigamy, Wife Murderers

“He was a midget in the big house, see? And he tried to escape by wiggling through a mouse hole after lights out, but he outsmarted himself, see? Cuz it wasn't a mouse hole, it was a light socket, and somebody turned the lights on.”

— Larry Markes, Fred Flintstone, Alan Reed, imdb.com

Tagged: Midgets, Mice, Prison

“Fred Flintstone: [playing cards] Barney, what would you do if you were holding the queen alone? Barney Rubble: I don't know, Fred, it all depends on what time the king gets home. [laughs]”

— Larry Markes, Fred Flintstone, Alan Reed, imdb.com

Tagged: cards, poker

“Fred Flintstone: Don't you see? Our neighbor Alvin Brickrock, he borrowed my shovel! He could be a vicious monster! A diabolical fiend! Barney Rubble: Well Fred, you haven't returned my lawn mower and I don't feel that way about you.”

— Larry Markes, Fred Flintstone, Alan Reed, imdb.com

Tagged: Fiend, Neighbors, Lending, Borrowing