The first offering from

The first offering from the new company was The Ruff & Reddy Show,[17] a series which detailed the friendship between a dog and cat.[28] Despite a lukewarm response for their first theatrical venture, Loopy De Loop, Hanna–Barbera soon established themselves with two successful television series: The Huckleberry Hound Show and The Yogi Bear Show. A 1960 survey showed that half of the viewers of Huckleberry Hound were adults. This prompted the company to create a new animated series, The Flintstones.[25][29] A parody of The Honeymooners, the new show followed a typical Stone Age family with home appliances, talking animals, and celebrity guests. With an audience of both children and adults, The Flintstones became the first animated prime-time show to be a hit.[25][28][30] Fred Flintstone's signature exclamation "yabba dabba doo" soon entered everyday usage,[5][25] and the show boosted the studio to the top of the TV cartoon field.[24] The company later produced a space-age version of The Flintstones, known as The Jetsons. Although both shows reappeared in the 1970s and 1980s, The Flintstones was far more popular.[28]


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