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Fred "Freddy" Flinstone: simple construction worker, or the head of an organized crime family? Harvey's on the case, trying to prove Fred's innocence based on the theory of a simple bowling ball.
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  • This is why I watch Harvey Birdman: Non-stop parodies of classic HB characters along with today's pop-culture.

    10
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    A send-up of HBO's mega-hit, The Sopranos, has Fred Flintsone "thinking" that he's a mob boss as a result of one too-many hits with his bowling ball. The entire episode had me in stiches because not only The Sopranos are spoofed, so does The Godfather and other mafia films.

    This is a truly classic episode and I highly recommend it for fans of this show. :D

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  • A very good parody of 'The Sopranos' and Mob movies in general.

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    'Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law' is an all-around stellar show that takes classic Hanna-Barbara characters and places them in various situations requiring the aid of B-list superhero Birdman (here with the added "Harvey" to his name).

    The situation in this episode takes Fred Flintstone, and a whole bevvy of other prehistoric Hanna-Barbara characters, and makes them all mobsters. As Spyro suggests in the episode, "They're the modern stone-age 'family.'"

    There are plenty of sight gags and cameos of all sorts of lesser known characters. Captain Caveman, Thundarr the Barbarian, and a scene straight from 'The Godfather' involving the head of Quick Draw McGraw are all to be found in small scenes here.

    All around an excellent episode.moreless

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    • During the end sequence over the credits, we hear Fred speak but his mouth doesn't move. Edit
    • Why is Avenger turning down the lights for the other attorney? Edit
    • A sound effect of Pebbles crying is dubbed over a shot of Pebbles laughing in her chair. Edit
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    • This episode was suppose to aired before "Shoyu Weenie" due to Judge Mightor being smashed by a rock which Judge Mentok taking over his place. Edit
    • The episode name is a joke on Fred's famous catchphrase "Yabba Dabba Doo" and the nickname of mob boss John Gotti, the "Dapper Don". Edit
    • This episode was the last to be made of the 2002 set, but was not considered the season finale due to the episode order that had to be filled. Like most shows on Adult Swim, more than two season's worth of episode would be combined into one single season do to the amount of episodes in each. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Harvey Birdman: Who are you? Fred Flintstone: I told ya I'm Fraun Fernstone, Botanist and.... [Peanut hits Fred with a large mallet] Harvey Birdman: Who are you? Fred Flintstone: Bird Flintmock, rodeo rider.... [Peanut hits Fred with a large mallet] Fred Flintstone: I'm Anne Heche. [Peanut hits Fred with twice a large mallet] Fred Flintstone: Wilma, Honey what's going on? Edit
    • Can Opener: The guy's a pig; a neanderthal. Fred Flintsone: You're dead to me, can opener! Edit
    • Spyro: Flintstones... Meet... the Flintstones. They're the mobish stoneage family. From the villa of Bedrock. They're a page right out of Godfather 3! When we try Fred Flintstone, he's gonna do some time. Oh yes! A lot of Jaaaaaaaaaail time. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Anne Heche: Fred claims he is Anne Heche, a reference to the actress suspected of having many mental problems. Edit
    • Jabberjaw: Harvey finds in his bed, the dismembered head of Jabberjaw, from the show of the same name. Edit
    • David Bowie - Let's Dance: The music playing when Wilma calls the club is a parody of David Bowie's song "Let's Dance." Edit
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