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The Flintstones are making their way back to television. This week, Variety announced a new Flintstones animated series had been greenlit. Warner Bros. Animation and Elizabeth Banks’ Brownstone Productions are joining forces on this project, bringing it out of the Stone Age and into the 21st century. Currently, this Flintstones series hasn't found a home at any television network. This new adaptation of The Flintstones is described in Variety's reports as "a primetime animated adult comedy series based on an original idea featuring characters from The Flintstones." Now, it's unclear just how "adult" things will get on …

The Flintstones animated adult comedy TV show is in development from Warner Bros. Television and Elizabeth Banks’ Brownstone Productions.

Animation had been a major medium for decades before the advent of television but it took several years of televisions being widely available before there was a hit animated TV show. Enter The Flintstones, a series about the modern Stone Age family. While the idea of a sitcom centered on cavemen and rock puns sounds ridiculous, The Flintstones become a massive success and found its way into the pop culture landscape.