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EP1 The Smurfs That Time Forgot (1) Sep 09, 1989

A baby dinosaur is brought into the present time and the Smurfs try to get him back by a magic key.

EP2 The Smurfs That Time Forgot (2) Sep 09, 1989

A baby dinosaur is brought into the present time and the Smurfs try to get him back by a magic key.

EP3 Lost in the Ages Sep 09, 1989

While trying to get the dinosaur back, the Smurfs get trapped in time when they lose the key's crystals.

EP4 Cave Smurfs Sep 09, 1989

Brainy and Greedy encounter a prehistoric bird.

EP5 Hogapatra's Beauty Sleep Sep 16, 1989

In Ancient Egypt, an empress suffers from insomnia and it's up to Lazy to do his thing- sleep so she will get the idea.

EP6 Mummy Dearest Sep 16, 1989

Gargamel's Egyptian incarnation puts the Smurfs to work on building a monument for his cat pharoah Azra when they wake up a mummy that saves them.

EP7 Shamrock Smurfs Sep 16, 1989

An enchanted stew puts more than a little "Irish spring" into Greedy.

EP8 Karate Clumsy Sep 23, 1989

Clumsy does chop-sockey to an evil ninja rat.

EP9 Like it or Smurf It Sep 23, 1989

Brainy's version of Double Dare gets dangerous on a volcanic paradise.

EP10 Papa's Big Snooze Sep 23, 1989

Papa Smurf goes beddy-bye when a Japanese bug bites him.

EP11 A Fish Called Snappy Sep 30, 1989

Snappy does Mr. Limpett when he gets on a water sprite's bad side.

EP12 The Smurf Odyssey Sep 30, 1989

The Smurfs help Zeus' feeble son learn the ways of godhood on his quest for the Golden Fleece.

EP13 Trojan Smurfs Sep 30, 1989

When in Troy and Smurfette gets captured by an heiress who thinks she's a doll, the Smurfs do what the Greeks did.

EP14 Fortune Cookie Oct 07, 1989

Jokey puts some messages of his own inside the fortune cookies.

EP15 Imperial Panda-Monium Oct 07, 1989

The Smurfs must rescue a child emperor of China from Gargamel's Oriental self, who wants to usurp the throne.

EP16 Smurfette's Green Thumb Oct 07, 1989

Smurfette gets pricked by a magic plant in Babylon and turns whatever she touches into a plant.

EP17 Hefty Sees a Serpent Oct 14, 1989

Nobody believes Hefty's story about a serpent until Gargamel's Scottish counterpart captures them.

EP18 Phantom Bagpiper Oct 14, 1989

Smurfette becomes a horse jockey to help a Scottish ghost rescue his kidnapped horse.

EP19 Jungle Jitterbug Oct 14, 1989

Vanity gets some dance in his pants, which helps bring rain to a South American village.

EP20 The Clumsy Genie Oct 21, 1989

Clumsy trades places with a genie in Baghdad, and now he has to cure the Sultan's cold or else!

EP21 Scary Smurfs Oct 21, 1989

The Smurfs get turned into monsters after nibbling on a gingerbread house in Germany.

EP22 Sky High Surprise Oct 21, 1989

A band of baby bandits in the desert steal the time crystals.

EP23 Gnoman Holiday Oct 28, 1989

Julius Geezer of the Gnomans wants Smurfette as his wife, and Lazy has to fight a Gnoman gladiator to save her.

EP24 Greedy's Masterpizza Oct 28, 1989

Painter is no longer the only Smurf who can create a "masterpizza!"

EP25 The Monumental Grouch Oct 28, 1989

Grouchy has a change of heart in Rome when his likeness is taken for granite.

EP26 Curried Smurfs Nov 04, 1989

Gargamel's Far East counterpart finds and sells the Smurfs to the Rajah for his private zoo.

EP27 G'day Smoogle Nov 04, 1989

Does Smoogle find his long-lost cousin Marsupilami down under? Well, actually he finds his own ancestors down under, so who knows?

EP28 Grandpa's Fountain of Youth Nov 04, 1989

Grandpa Smurf regains his lost youth in Mexico.

EP29 Big Shot Smurfs Nov 11, 1989

Greedy and Brainy are caught up in a civil war between two groups of tiny people off the coast of Spain.

EP30 No Reflection On Vanity Nov 11, 1989

Vanity mistakes an icicle for a missing key crystal while the real missing key crystal is about to set adrift into the sea in Antarctica.

EP31 Papa Lose His Patience Nov 11, 1989

Is Papa Smurf getting as hot-tempered as those bulls chasing them around in Spain?

EP32 Swashbuckling Smurfs Nov 11, 1989

The Smurfs become unwilling shipmates for a parrot pirate.

EP33 Painter's Egg-Cellent Adventure Nov 18, 1989

Painter must get a magic chicken in Russia to start laying painted eggs again.

EP34 Small-Minded Smurfs Nov 18, 1989

A headhunter in the jungle is doing shrinky-dinks with the Smurfs' heads.

EP35 Bananas Over Hefty Nov 18, 1989

An orangutan has got the hots for Hefty.

EP36 Smurfs of the Round Table Nov 18, 1989

It's up to the Smurfs to restore honor to Camelot and wrest control of Excalibur away from Morgan Le Fay.

EP37 Wild Goes Cuckoo Dec 02, 1989

A Swiss clockmaker uses Wild Smurf in his next cuckoo clock.

EP38 Brainy's Beastly Boo-Boo Dec 02, 1989

An African storytelling stick in Brainy's hands turns his fellow Smurfs into wild animals.

EP39 The Golden Rhino Dec 02, 1989

A greedy trader steals both Prince Bakari's golden rhino and a golden Brainy.

EP40 Hearts 'N' Smurfs Dec 02, 1989

Gargamel's Dutch doppelganger puts a spell on Brainy that causes all his fellow Smurfs to spread nastiness when they take over Cupid's job.

7.2| 0h30m| TV-Y| en| More Info

Released: 12 September 1981 Ended

Producted By: Hanna-Barbera Productions

Country: United States of America

Budget: 0

Revenue: 0

Official Website: http://www.smurf.com/

Synopsis

Classic Saturday-morning cartoon series featuring magical blue elf-like creatures called Smurfs. The Smurfs, named for their personalities, inhabit a village of mushroom houses in an enchanted forest. These loveable creatures are led by Papa Smurf and live carefree... except for one major threat to their existance: Gargamel, an evil but inept wizard who lives in a stone-built house in the forest; and his feline companion, the equally nasty Azrael.

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Cast

Don Messick , Lucille Bliss , Frank Welker

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Don Messick as Papa Smurf (voice)

Lucille Bliss as Smurfette (voice)

Frank Welker as Hefty Smurf (voice)

Reviews

afijamesy2k This was one of my favorite cartoons in the history of TV, I Watch it on NBC when I Was about the age of 4, I Still remember all of the smurfs and every episode, including the time traveling episodes which sadly jumped the shark, it's a shame that most cartoons of today (except for spongebob) aren't as good as the classics like these when I Was growning up and it's a shame that actors like don messick (who also voiced scooby doo and later papa smurf) passed on and others have either retired or died, but one thing remains the same, this show will remain a classic for even the next generation which sadly is lost.The Smurfs is a cartoon classic and I Still have the first season.

rustique It is surprising that there are no Belgian comments on this series. As a Belgian girl i grew up with these and there has never been anything that could remotely match this. Yes they were cute, adorable and their personalities just drew you into the stories. they had wonderful adventures but never the gooey type like the Carebears. Peyo, the creator of the comics and series did sometimes get his inspiration from current events. There is one book that deals with a language issue (should a blowpipe be called blowsmurf or smurfpipe?) that is a parody on the language issues that still exist in Belgium. But i can assure there was no antisemitism or KKK or even communist intentions. The coexisting was more an idea of peace and harmony than it was about communism. Yes, there are morals to the stories sometimes but they are never really the in you face kind of morals you find in current cartoons or Disney movies. it is the kind of show that never goes out of date. the comics are still being made although peyo has died and the quality of the stories is appalling. Stick to the original stuff, it's timeless.

mattkratz I used to love The Smurfs when I was a kid. They were a true highlight. I've been hearing lots of stuff lately that they were socialists and all the stuff about stereotyping, but I think that's digging in a bit too deep. The show was obviously aimed at kids. What do kids care about such things? I didn't. I thought the Smurfs were cute and the episodes were all good. For some reason, I've never been able to get such episodes as "The Purple Smurfs" and "Forget-Me-Smurf" out of my mind. Those episodes made huge impact on me. I think every kid would be enchanted by these little blue creatures. I loved them.*** out of ****

cLoNe There's no competition there. This is THE series of my childhood. I considered myself the biggest fan ever. I bought every kind of Smurfs merchandise I could afford and even dressed up as Papa Smurf at Purim (the Jewish equivalent of Halloween). The series was cute without pushing it. The Smurfs were charming and adorable. The storyline were child friendly, but still clever and inventive. I will never forget my favorite episode where a spooky mosquito bites a smurf and turns him to a purple zombie who then bites other smurfs, turning them all to zombies one by one. It was quite spooky and the climax was better than many horror-thriller movies I've seen. Classic magical stuff. *Sigh* Today's series are either too quirky or too mushy.

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