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The Flintstone Kids' Just Say No Special (1988) (TV)
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Lane Raichert (written by) &
Laren Bright (written by)
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15 September 1988 (USA) more
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A fun way to introduce the effects of drugs more (1 total)
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(Credited cast) | Scott Menville | ... | Freddy Flintstone / Clyde (voice) |
| Elizabeth Lyn Fraser | ... | Wilma Slaghoople (voice) |
| Hamilton Camp | ... | Barney Rubble (voice) |
| B.J. Ward | ... | Betty Bricker / Mrs. Gravelson / Female Announcer (voice) |
| Bumper Robinson | ... | Philo Quartz (voice) |
| Dana Hill | ... | Stoney (voice) |
 | Shuko Akune | ... | Dottie (voice) |
| David Markus | ... | Joey (voice) |
| Michael Rye | ... | Mr. Slaghoople / Irate Man (voice) |
| Jean Vander Pyl | ... | Mrs. Slaghoople / Fluffy Woman / Angry Adult (voice) |
 | Frank Welker | ... | Dino / Fang / Crusher (voice) |
| René Le Vant | ... | Officer Quartz (voice) |
| Henry Corden | ... | Ed Flintstone / Edna Flintstone (voice) |
| Kipp Lennon | ... | Michael Jackstone (voice) |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Nancy Davis | ... | Herself (as Nancy Reagan) |
| La Toya Jackson | ... | La Toya Jackstone (voice) |
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USA:30 min
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Was subsequently re-aired as an ABC Weekend Special. more
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Follows "The Flintstone Kids" (1986) more
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My parents taped this for me when it originally aired in the 80s. The plot is basic: the Flintstone kids need to raise money in order to buy tickets to see Michael Jackstone (obvious reference) in concert. While attempting to raise money from teamwork, some older kids try to push drugs on our young role models. After failing to raise the money, the kids enter a race whose grand prize is tickets to see Jackstone. The older drug users also enter the race, expecting to crush our heroes. The effects of high drug abuse is shown when the Flintstone kids win the race due to the poor health of the drug users.
This was one of a few cartoon shows (another notable includes Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue) in the 80s to show young children that drugs were bad. This was one of the more effective shows because every kid could relate to the story. The desired thought process in kids would be, "I like to win. Drugs will make me slow, meaning I will lose. Hence, drugs will make me into a loser." While most kids my age could care less about the message, it seeped its way into their subconscious (well, mine anyway).