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Alvin Brickrock Presents

  • Episode aired Oct 6, 1961
  • Not Rated
  • 30m
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7.8/10
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Bea Benaderet and Jean Vander Pyl in The Flintstones (1960)
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Fred and Barney have been eavesdropping on a new, mysterious neighbor and his wife. When the man brings over a trunk and asks Fred to keep it for him, Fred suspects the man's wife's body may... Read allFred and Barney have been eavesdropping on a new, mysterious neighbor and his wife. When the man brings over a trunk and asks Fred to keep it for him, Fred suspects the man's wife's body may be inside.Fred and Barney have been eavesdropping on a new, mysterious neighbor and his wife. When the man brings over a trunk and asks Fred to keep it for him, Fred suspects the man's wife's body may be inside.

  • Directors
    • Joseph Barbera
    • William Hanna
  • Writers
    • Larry Markes
    • Joseph Barbera
    • William Hanna
  • Stars
    • Alan Reed
    • Jean Vander Pyl
    • Mel Blanc
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.8/10
    271
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    • Directors
      • Joseph Barbera
      • William Hanna
    • Writers
      • Larry Markes
      • Joseph Barbera
      • William Hanna
    • Stars
      • Alan Reed
      • Jean Vander Pyl
      • Mel Blanc
    • 3User reviews
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    Alan Reed
    Alan Reed
    • Fred Flintstone
    • (voice)
    Jean Vander Pyl
    Jean Vander Pyl
    • Wilma Flintstone
    • (voice)
    Mel Blanc
    Mel Blanc
    • Barney Rubble
    • (voice)
    Bea Benaderet
    Bea Benaderet
    • Betty Rubble
    • (voice)
    Daws Butler
    Daws Butler
    • Barney Rubble
    • (voice)
    Elliot Field
    • Alvin Brickrock
    • (voice)
    Don Messick
    • Arnold
    • (voice)
    • Directors
      • Joseph Barbera
      • William Hanna
    • Writers
      • Larry Markes
      • Joseph Barbera
      • William Hanna
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    10tcchelsey

    ALVIN BRICKROCK, AT YOUR SERVICE?

    I agree with Jimmy. Having grown up on the FLINTSTONES, this episode has to be one of the best of Season 2, and for that matter, possibly the entire series. It's a very clever take-off on Alfred Hitchcock, and with all the spooky stuff thrown in for us big kids at heart.

    Elliot Field plays the voice of Brickrock, and is just hilarious. I think even Hitch himself would have been impressed. Fred and Wilma have a strange new neighbor, and right away there are suspicions. Brickrock is a rather mysterious guy... and what happened to his wife? The big question surrounds a trunk, and just what's inside. Scared to death Fred recruits Barney to do a little detective work.

    Interestingly, this story may have been inspired by an episode of Hitchcock's classic tv show, all about a man (played by David Wayne), who kills his wife and stuffs her in the trunk of his car. Creative writing by Larry Markes, who wrote six episodes for the show, best known for writing the DEAN MARTIN CELEBRITY ROAST series.

    There's not much background on Elliot Field, except to say he did a lot of voice work on other classic cartoon series, such as QUICK DRAW MCGRAW and the INCREDIBLE HULK. His impersonation of Hitchcock is the whole show.

    10 Plus Stars. SEASON 2 remastered color dvd box set. You may want to get the box set for this single episode.
    7vitoscotti

    More fun than funny.

    A decent episode but not loaded with big laughs. Memorable for it's only ok impression of Alfred Hitchcock by Elliott Field. Anytime he got a mention or a parody in a TV show was always fun. Alfred Hitchcock was extremely popular in the '60s.

    I thought a big highlight were Barney's comical reactions and quips to crazy situations Fred put him in. The man eating combination fish / bird was another highlight that was somewhat funny.

    The episode wasn't totally flat. The writing was fairly snappy and witty. But, it never seemed to click to produce big laughs. Only mildly funny scenes. Might have been better if they'd found a funnier Alfred Hitchcock impersonator.
    Jimmy_the_Gent4

    Flintstones Rear Window

    Fred thinks his new neighbor Alvin Brickrock has done away with his wife.

    One of the best of Season 2. Brickrock is a spot on parody of Alfred Hitchcock. Fred convinces Barney that Mrs. Brickrock's body is in a trunk left in his house. Brickrock does admit the trunk is "for her body". See the episode to see what that means.

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    • Trivia
      The character Alvin Brickrock spoofs the famous director and mystery show host Alfred Hitchcock and the title of this episode spoofs his TV show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955).
    • Goofs
      When Wilma leaves the house she tells Fred, with Barney, she's "going over to Betty's." Right next door, that is - but only briefly after, during their confused attempt to open Alvin's trunk thinking Agatha was inside, at the sound of a car pulling up & stopping, Fred says "It's Wilma!" (which she then did come right in, but without any car sound leaving out, or necessity to have driven just next door!)
    • Quotes

      Barney Rubble: [looking into Alvin Brickrock's home and finding a dinosaur skeleton] What a gloomy place this is.

      [gulps]

      Barney Rubble: Your suspicions were correct, Fred, there she is, Agatha Brickrock, with her outside removed.

      Fred Flintstone: That's not Agatha, that's a mastadon.

      Barney Rubble: A whatsadon?

      Fred Flintstone: A big thing with a lumpy body, thick legs, a big nose, flappy ears and tusks.

      Barney Rubble: Sounds like Agatha to me.

    • Connections
      References All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)

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      • October 6, 1961 (United States)
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      • 30m
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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