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The Smurfs
TV Series (1981 - 1990)
The Smurfs are little blue creatures that live in mushroom houses in a forest inhabited mainly by their own kind. The smurfs average daily routine is attempting to avoid Gargomel, an evil man who wants to kill our little blue friends.
Last Episode
09x39 Hearts 'N' Smurfs Aired: Dec. 02, 1989Gargamel's Dutch doppelganger puts a spell on Brainy that causes all his fellow Smurfs to spread nastiness when they take over Cupid's job.
Series Info
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Sideshow Smurfs
Season 1, Episode #19
Season 1, Episode #19


Sir Hefty
Season 1, Episode #17
Season 1, Episode #17


Paradise Smurfed/The…
Season 1, Episode #16
Season 1, Episode #16


Supersmurf/The Baby …
Season 1, Episode #15
Season 1, Episode #15


The Hundredth Smurf/…
Season 1, Episode #13
Season 1, Episode #13

Romeo And Smurfette
Season 1, Episode #12
Season 1, Episode #12

Smurf-Colored Glasse…
Season 1, Episode #9
Season 1, Episode #9

Sorcerer Smurf/The M…
Season 1, Episode #7
Season 1, Episode #7

St. Smurf And The Dr…
Season 1, Episode #5
Season 1, Episode #5

The Astrosmurf
Season 1, Episode #4
Season 1, Episode #4
Series Fun Facts
- Unlike the cartoon series, where the main staple of the Smurfs' diet is Smurfberries, in the comics it is sarsaparilla (smilax regelii), a plant native to the Americas used as an ingredient…
[show]Unlike the cartoon series, where the main staple of the Smurfs' diet is Smurfberries, in the comics it is sarsaparilla (smilax regelii), a plant native to the Americas used as an ingredient for soft drinks like root beer. Peyo's partner Yvan Delporte introduced it to the comics because he found the name magical ("salsepareille" in French), and the word seemed so foreign to Peyo he originally believed Delporte made it up.
[hide] - The origin of the Smurfs came from an animated cartoon that Peyo was working on at a studio he formerly employed in the last 1940s before its closing stopped production.
- During Season 9 of show, the writers wrote several episodes with different doppelgangers of Gargamel so that Paul Winchell (who played Gargamel) can play different types of Gargamels in…
[show]During Season 9 of show, the writers wrote several episodes with different doppelgangers of Gargamel so that Paul Winchell (who played Gargamel) can play different types of Gargamels in different worlds. This idea was previously applied in Season 8 short "Don Smurfo's uninvited guests." But Paul Winchell was unavailable during Season 9, because he was playing the character of "Tigger" at Disney. So due to the lack of time, Michael Bell (who played Handy Smurf, Lazy Smurf, Grouchy Smurf, and other guest characters in this show) "had" to take over and play different doppelgangers of Gargamel in Season 9. So when season 9 episodes were released on television, they got low ratings and this show got canceled.
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