Robot maid for the Jetsons, efficient but prone to sarcastic remarks.
Fred’s devoted wife. Unaware of his secret assignment, she coincidentally encounters Fred with Tanya at a restaurant, leading to a major misunderstanding. Later mistakenly attacks the real Rock Slag, thinking he is Fred. Eventually reconciles with Fred after the spy plot is resolved.
The family's domestic robot who helps the Jetsons settle into their new asteroid apartment. She forms a friendship with Lucy-2 and supports the family throughout the crisis.
Wilma is Fred's wife and a compassionate member of the family. After learning that Stony has been abandoned and has stolen from homes and institutions, she sympathizes with him and decides to take him in as a ward despite Fred's reluctance. Her acceptance helps establish the family's eventual decision to treat Stony as an adopted member.
Fred's wife who decorates the house and co-organizes the orphanage party with Betty. She initially tries to convince Fred to accept a Santa role, later supports him after he agrees to the boss's request, and prepares for the holiday event.
Wilma's mother, who joins her husband in advising Wilma against drug use and supporting her decision to stay away from Stoney's gang.
Wilma Flintstone is Fred Flintstone's wife and Betty Rubble's friend, urging Fred to plan a proper vacation before the family settles for camping. Rosie is a robot maid who asks R.U.D.I to help Henry Orbit repair the time machine, travels to the Stone Age, and finds the missing family. Mrs. Spacely has no clear plot basis.
Supporting character possibly linked to the racing championship or park management. Assists the gang by providing context or clues regarding the phantom's activities.
Wilma Flintstone is one of the four costumed Flintstones characters featured in this ice-skating special, portrayed by champion skater Teri Tucker. She interacts with the other skaters during the winter-themed performances and performs the closing number together with Fred, Barney, and Betty.
Jean Vander Pyl has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Flintstones Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Flintstones, The Jetsons, The Yogi Bear Show. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
