The New Fred and Barney Show - Season 2

The New Fred and Barney Show - Season 2

Season 2

Network
Episodes7
Datessept. 8, 1979 - oct. 20, 1979
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Episodes

Stone Age Werewolf
Season 2Episode 130 min

Stone Age Werewolf

Fred and Barney go on a fishing trip to an island rumoured to be haunted by a werewolf, but once they arrive, bad weather forces them to stay in the cabin of a friendly old man who is also the island's only resident.
sept. 8, 1979
Fred and Barney Meet the Frankenstones
Season 2Episode 230 min

Fred and Barney Meet the Frankenstones

After Fred and Barney are loaded with household chores, Fred sees an ad for a new Condominium Spa and decides to check it out with Barney, only for them to discover that it is a rather haunted establishment run by Frank Frankenstone and his family. Count Rockula makes an appearance in the episode.
sept. 15, 1979
Physical Fitness Fred
Season 2Episode 330 min

Physical Fitness Fred

Jealous of Wilma and Betty's attraction to famous Hollyrock star Clark Gravel, Fred goes all out in a training regimen to get himself in shape in order to impress his wife.
sept. 22, 1979
Moonlighters
Season 2Episode 430 min

Moonlighters

With prices skyrocketing and Mr. Slate reducing their salaries after misinterpreting their request for a raise, Fred and Barney try out various part-time jobs to compensate for their cash loss, in the process attempting to avoid being seen by Mr. Slate in order to keep their pride.
sept. 29, 1979
Fred Goes to the Houndasaurs
Season 2Episode 530 min

Fred Goes to the Houndasaurs

Wilma buys a pet Houndasaur without Fred's consent, which leads to no end of trouble for Fred, especially when he unknowingly comes across the Houndasaur's food and tries to patent it. Meanwhile, Dino becomes jealous of the Houndasaur and Fred receives complaints from the police.
oct. 6, 1979
The Bad Luck Genie
Season 2Episode 630 min

The Bad Luck Genie

While fishing, Fred accidentally finds a bottled genie, who becomes their wish-granting servant but whose results seem to be more troublesome than beneficial. The episode makes references to classic fairy tales such as Aladdin and Pinocchio.
oct. 13, 1979
Dinosaur Country Safari
Season 2Episode 730 min

Dinosaur Country Safari

In order to avoid going to an opera, Fred and Barney take Wilma and Betty on a Dinosaur Country Safari, but Fred disobeys the noticeboard ordering visitors to stay in their cars, which leads to both Fred and Barney ending up trapped in a pterodactyl's nest and attempting to fly their way out.
oct. 20, 1979

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