"Flipper" is a popular family television series that originally aired from 1964 to 1967. The show follows the adventures of a friendly bottlenose dolphin named Flipper and his human friends, particularly a young boy named Sandy and his father, Ranger Porter Ricks. Set in the Florida Keys, the series highlights the bond between humans and marine life, showcasing Flipper's intelligence and playful nature. The character of Flipper became an iconic symbol of dolphins in popular culture, leading to a feature film in 1963 and a 1990s television revival. The show emphasized themes of friendship, adventure, and environmental awareness, contributing to the public's fascination with dolphins and ocean conservation efforts.