Mine was Jokey Smurf....I liked how Brainy Smurf always fell for his suprises!!!

hot smurf

i can't remember all those blue jerks

the smurfs suck

i always liked dreamy smurf

Handy smurf was cool too.

But I hated Brainy smurf...I like how they always threw him around because the little smurfhole deserved it.

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Moppersmurf

i never watched that show. i remember being bored by it as a lil girl

i never watched that show. i remember being bored by it as a lil girl

same here. a lot of cartoons in the 80s bored me. and its true most of them were really stupid. i wathced maya the bee cause i was already indie as a 8 year old and watching obscure foreign tv shows

I lived for saturday morning cartoons as a kid. My parents would always yell that the tv was too loud =D

there is no "was" in my smurf love :)

it's all about Handy Smurf
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There's a rumor going round that The Smurfs are antisemitic, and that this is the reason they stopped playing them on German and Austrian TV (allegedly all the villains have Jewish names or something).

I couldn't remember the name of my favorite one - I think it was that angry Smurf. The first CD I ever bought with my own money was a Smurf techno cover album.

gargamel was jewish?

i cant remember them well enough to say a favorite

gargamel was jewish?

Dude, check out the size of his nose!

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gargamel was not a jew

http://www.jewornotjew.com/profile.jsp?ID=121

Well that settles that.

Smurfs: Aryan Puppets or Harmless Cartoon Toys?

<hr> The cartoon the "Smurfs" has been around for years, but no one ever looked close enough to see some of the underlying messages. It has always tried to express strong moral values by depicting acts of kindness and good deeds for one another. These little creatures were cute and loveable. These factors make it hard to believe the shows writer and creator Peyo, A.K.A. Pierre Cullimore, who passed away in 1992 at the age of 64, was found to be a Nazi and affiliated with the Klu Klux Klan. Looking at different aspects of the cartoon itself, perhaps it isn't so unbelievable.
The Smurfs always set out to give children a moral message by the end of each show. Yet intricately looped throughout each seeming harmless plot was a deeper, darker message. For example: The bad guy (Gargamel) gives a Smurf a coin in the hopes he will keep it and become greedy. The plan works, upsetting in the peaceful Smurf village. In the end, though all is resolved when the Smurf in question shares his new-found wealth with his little blue friends. Is it just coincidence that the "bad guy" happens to have a Jewish name and resemble someone of Jewish descent? Why was it so awful for the Smurf to keep the coin he had found? He had every right because it was own. Yet as the structure of their society was, it was wrong for one to have more than another. Sounds familiar, like socialism perhaps? (Webmaster's Note: Nazi; A member of the National Socialist (Worker's) Party in Germany, led by Adolf Hitler.)
In retrospect, some visual aspects of the show and even story lines show the creator's connection with Ku Klux Klan. The Klan is an organization of white supremacists who believe white people are the master race. (Webmaster Note: Or some such nonsense. I'll I know for sure is that they wear white bed sheets, silly, pointy hats, and are ignorant in a dangerous way.) The village was headed by Papa Smurf, a red-hat-wearing leader amongst the white-pointed-hat-wearing group. http://www.evl.uic.edu/caylor/SMURF/PIX/exhibita.jpgSimilarly, the leader of the K.K.K.(known as the Grand Dragon) wears a pointy red hat. In one episode, the Smurfs had an evil spell cast upon them. When they were black in colour, they were suddenly bad. There were also many episodes where they danced around fires much like one of the K.K.K's traditional rituals. http://www.evl.uic.edu/caylor/SMURF/PIX/rap.jpg

Further "Nazi" influences can be seen in both the names and appearances of some of the characters. The villain of the story, Gargamel, was a man who bore resemblance to a parody of a stereo-typical Jewish man with dark hair and prominent features.http://www.evl.uic.edu/caylor/SMURF/PIX/gar.gif He lived in a big old house that was unkept. He himself seemed unclean. His name descends from a German Jewish heritage as does the name of his cat Azrael. In Jewish mythology Azrael is the angel who separates the soul from the body at death. Among the Smurfs themselves there is only one female, with strangely Aryan features most prominently displayed by her long blond hair. In Nazi ideology this is a Caucasian gentile, especially one of Nordic stock. Hitler carried the belief that the Aryans possessed the ideal "look" for a Nazi. http://www.evl.uic.edu/caylor/SMURF/PIX/smurfet.jpg
Even though these observations can be considered nothing more than speculation, there is no denying the evidence found in the creator's home. In truth, many viewers might choose not to believe this simply for the fact that they refuse to admit that they were being fooled. The truth that underlines the shows supposed objective, completely contradicted it. The show set out to teach children good morals and values like sharing and loving your neighbor, when in fact many some of the underlying messages of the show tell the opposite. To the creator, the show must have been perfect: A show that presented views that society considered good and right and intermixed a way to subtly express his owns views and opinions. His ideas were executed with enough care as to not arouse suspicion, therefore enabling him to do so until the day he retired. It wasn't until the day he died was the truth ever known. Perhaps this final lesson is his most important, and most ironic: Never trust what's on the surface.

Told you so.

^ only the germans would believe something as ridiculous as that. they hate free speech as it is.

Oh come on, I wasn't even serious about it the first time - that show's still running every day. It's still nice to pretend.
Also, I'm not German. Only the Americans would believe something as ridiculous as that.

Only idiots would believe something as ridiculous as that.

I suppose.

Grumpy Smurf, yo! Because he hates everything...and it's so heartwarming on the rare occasion that he shows a positive emotion.
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same here. a lot of cartoons in the 80s bored me. and its true most of them were really stupid. i wathced maya the bee cause i was already indie as a 8 year old and watching obscure foreign tv shows
maya the bee aired on a viacom owned network you retard.

insert donnie darko quote

monte smurf

vanity ftw

monte smurf

http://www.abload.de/img/524413406_f0714a2f331z7.jpg


His first date with Smurfette was a full success.

I don't remember, we didn't watch the Smurfs as often as He-Man and Thundercats. I'll just say Papa Smurf since he's got a beard.

i'm with shaunna. vanity smurf.

what a homo.