On a recent excursion to a consignment shop, I picked up The Flintstones Game, hoping to rekindle the joy that watching hundreds of hours of the cartoon brought me as a kid. The game also piqued my interest because it was made in 1961 by Transogram, the company that published decent board games based on other TV shows, such as Ben Casey M.D., Gomer Pyle, and The Rat Patrol.
Alas, there is no joy to
