That headline probably won't even make sense to many people. Boomerang? What the hell is that?
Boomerang is a cable network devoted to baby boomers. I don't get it on my cable system, though it certainly sounds like something I'd like to see if they have programming like this. The channel is going to show all 166 episodes of The Flintstones - in order and without commercials - starting on July 4. This is a show I've been meaning to buy on DVD. A lot of people thought it was lame for an animated series, but I didn't watch it for cool animation, it was really a sitcom in cartoon clothing and a lot of fun.
I wonder why they changed the name used in the pilot, The Flagstones? What made them say "let's get rid of the 'flag' and replace it with 'flint'?"
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7-03-2007 @ 11:02AM
Michael said...
Bomerang is a cable network owned by Cartoon Network you won't find it on your channel line-up but you may find it in the children's section of your ondemand menu
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7-02-2007 @ 12:28PM
Jon B. Knutson said...
It was changed because of the similarity to the last name of the characters in the "Hi and Lois" comic strip. This was mentioned in either Hanna or Barbera's autobiographies, if not both.
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7-04-2007 @ 8:36PM
doris said...
on one of the episodes fred's address was to be on cobblestone lane but it was also said to be on cavehouse road.did they relocate or was it an error?
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