The Smurfs - Season 6
Series Details
Title: The Smurfs
Overview: 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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Average Vote: 6.9 (492 votes)
Cast
Grandpa Smurf returns to the village from a 500-year voyage around the world to restore the power of the Long Life Force Stone. Papa Smurf and a few other Smurfs help Grandpa Smurf find the purest sources of the four primal elements from around the world while the remaining Smurfs stay behind to search for the Long Life Force Stone.
Gargamel moves in as Prince Theodore's new sorceror while the Smurfs visit the prince.
Grouchy loses his fear of swimming when he sees Baby Smurf being kidnapped by Gargamel in a duck suit.
Handy designs a submarine so that he could visit Marina the Mermaid.
Jokey's masquerade as Smurfette's storybook hero Don Smurfo puts him at risk when he has to confront Azrael to prove himself.
Smurfette falls in love with a prince who's been turned into a frog by an evil wizard.
Smurfette's nose for finding out her birthday presents makes her part of an imp's collection.
Scruple puts a spell on Jokey that makes all his gag giftboxes contain actual gifts.
A suggested beauty regimen turns Vanity into a blue Wartmonger.
The Smurfs must rescue the last whippoorwill egg before insects totally invade the forest.
The Smurflings and Grandpa Smurf seek to restore color to a monochrome world by finding the right color in a spectrum pool to restore life to a color sprite.
Morphio is using the Smurfs' worst fears to trap them in their dreams, but Lazy finds out how to fight back against those fears.
Timid portrays several different Smurfs to prove his acting ability to Poet.
Grandpa Smurf, Papa Smurf, and Nat prove getting to Dreamy Steamy Springs on foot is more than half the fun when Handy takes his fellow Smurfs on a wild ride in his camper.
Peewit does prove himself worthy of being a Viking warrior by facing the Stone King.
Baby loses all interest in his current toys, but the Toymaker has lost his interest in making toys. Now the Smurfs need to cheer up both.
The Smurflings get more practice in babysitting than they ask for when they offer to watch after Bigmouth's nephew.
Sassette, who's accidentally captured by a young Wartmonger she befriends, later finds herself and her fellow Smurfs rescued by a mysterious heroic Wartmonger.
Dabbler devotes himself to the study of medicine.
Chlorhydris tries to take the music out of the Smurfs by doing away with the notes.
Princess Amani from Africa visits King Gerard, and her royal drum attracts the attention of a couple of thieves.
Gargamel switches bodies with Puppy and starts making off with the Smurfs.
A not-so-popular chimney cleaning Smurf gets his due when he rescues Baby Smurf from a burning house.
Miner finds a new way to keep the Smurfs warm all winter when he discovers ""dirty rocks"".
Gourdy the Genie makes Slouchy the tallest Smurf by shrinking the others to ant-size.
Brainy has lost his personality, and three of his fellow Smurfs have too much of his.
Scruple gives Gargamel a magic-induced split personality.
Chlorhydris unleashes a destructive root that turns whoever it touches evil.
The Smurflings learn never to tell lies when their tails start to grow.
An unappreciated Greedy finds new appreciation with a gnome king, who ends up taking advantage of Greedy's talents and ignoring his son.
Lord Balthazar creates a rip in the fabric of reality with Father Time's scythe, releasing a baby dinosaur from the past.
Hefty learns that even a tough Smurf like him is never too tough to cry.
Jokey's puppet of Gargamel comes to life and carries out the real Gargamel's evil will.
Gargamel and Sassette upset the balance of truth and deceit, and it's up to the both of them to reset the balance.
A myna bird unwittingly protects the Smurfs from Gargamel by repeating a spell that turns them into ducks.
The Smurfs travel to the Land Of Plenty to get some of the legendary cornucopia.
Gargamel makes all the trees come to life and they decide to leave the forest.
Clumsy brings a little cloud of misfortune into the village which really needs a silver lining.
The world ceases to function when Sassette wishes all the books in the world to disappear.
Farmer encounters Gourdy the Genie in his garden, who makes a mess of things but is allowed to stay in the village anyway.
Gourdy the Genie finds a temporary new master with Gargamel's apprentice.
Scruple breaks Brenda's heart when he and Gargamel fight over her magic wand at the Broomstick Ball.
The Smurflings learn about the balance of nature when they misuse Mother Nature's wand.
Gargamel's after a magic quill that never makes mistakes to draw up a map of the Smurf Village, so Papa Smurf creates a magic quill that goofs up and switches it for the real quill.
The Wartmongers are using the Smurfs as prey in their hunting game.
Puppy learns to be obedient when he rescues the Smurfs from Gargamel.
Clockwork rocks the village when Gargamel replaces his heart of gold with a heart of stone.
A super-hungry termite causes destruction in the village, and the Smurflings are blamed for it.
Hogatha turns herself into a Grandma Smurfette in order to capture Grandpa Smurf and present her to the mother of a prince as something she's never seen before.
Gargamel poses himself as the Tooth Fairy to capture the Smurfs when Sassette loses her tooth.
Snappy turns the ""doe-ray-me"" spell back on the troll that cast it on him when he accidentally buries his fellow Smurfs under an avalanche with his selfishness.
Snappy has a fit of conscience when he finds himself caring for wounded animals from a forest fire he accidentally created.
A crystal that transmits images to dozens of smaller crystals turns the Smurfs into ""window-vision"" watching stool potatoes.
Papa Smurf and Gargamel are accidentally doubled, and must find some way to pull themselves (and the entire village) together.
Jokey's cloak renders him permanently invisible when he gets wet wearing it.
Gargamel casts a spell on Papa Smurf that blocks his ability to use magic.
Poet, Handy, and Painter fall under the hypnotic lure of a magic orb that gives the illusion of heightened inspiration.
A pushy sentient flower learns to respect Smurfette's kindness when it takes advantage of her.
The Smurfs totally redefine ""extreme sports"" when Gargamel puts a daredevil spell on them.
Cupid gives Hogatha a case of lovesickness and she falls for Gargamel, but Gargamel just wants to use her to get to the Smurfs.
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