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The Smurfs

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Oct 30, 2026

Seriah AzkathHOST
35:59
What was the...
Seriah AzkathHOST
36:01
You mentioned an odd one, the Smurfs.
Robert W. Sullivan IVGUEST
36:04
Oh, yeah.
Robert W. Sullivan IVGUEST
36:05
The Smurfs is...
Robert W. Sullivan IVGUEST
36:07
I delve into this with more of the TV comic book theme.
Robert W. Sullivan IVGUEST
36:11
It's something I talk about.
Robert W. Sullivan IVGUEST
36:12
It's actually something I talk about in the very beginning of Cinema Symbolism.
Robert W. Sullivan IVGUEST
36:17
And the whole idea was why I introduced the Smurfs is, for starters, you will find this material in children's shows as well.
Sarah CHOST
27:56
I'm like, actually, there's a lot harsher words for pretty than nimcom poop.
Holly BorquezHOST
28:01
I remember the first time I ever heard the word nincompoop was on the Smurfs.
Holly BorquezHOST
28:09
And the villain called his little naughty sidekick a nincompoop.
Holly BorquezHOST
28:16
And, like, I thought that was so hilarious.
Sarah CHOST
29:04
And I'm like, wow, was this like one of those hidden adult humors in a Smurf episode that even parents can enjoy? It goes over the kids' heads.
Sarah CHOST
29:12
Yeah.
Holly BorquezHOST
29:13
Like I was barely allowed to watch Smurfs because there was actually like a lot of witchcraft on that.
Holly BorquezHOST
29:18
Like the guy would go in there and like do stuff in his like little, you know, cave or whatever.
Michael WilsonGUEST
21:31
I was like, that's that one mushroom that they put in Mario and Alice in Wonderland.
April PunsalanHOST
21:37
And the Smurfs.
Michael WilsonGUEST
21:38
The Smurfs.
Michael WilsonGUEST
21:40
It's in these old German greeting cards.
Michael WilsonGUEST
21:43
It's through folklore and everything, right? And you see these toadstool motifs everywhere.
BrennanHOST
21:16
Okay.
BrennanHOST
21:16
I was like, well, how do I know this name? Linda, we used to endure so many mornings of watching the Smurfs.
BrennanHOST
21:21
I love
LindaHOST
21:22
the Smurfs.
LindaHOST
21:23
Yeah, Gargamel and Asriel.
LindaHOST
21:26
Okay, so we are with, so they're talking, Andy's talking to Nigel as he's getting ready for his backyard party.
LindaHOST
22:30
But anyway, so we, yeah, we learned that Asriel is her name.
LindaHOST
22:35
She's the sidekick of the evil Gargamel.
Dan DennisHOST
57:52
Then you just become a biker holding his breath.
Dan DennisHOST
57:55
You're Daddy Smurf.
Tom VannHOST
57:57
I mean, the blue, you know, full blue body paint.
Tom VannHOST
58:01
And the whole
Joe DeCamaraHOST
43:34
John Ritchie, what are you thinking?
Jon RitchieHOST
43:36
The Smurfs and Gargamel.
Joe DeCamaraHOST
43:38
Wow.
Joe DeCamaraHOST
43:39
Hadn't thought of them in a while.
EvoHOST
45:53
look.
EvoHOST
45:58
So Nick says, oh wow, Pogs, Marbles, Garbage, Pale Kids, Cars, and Smurfs.
EvoHOST
46:03
I still have two Smurfs left.
EvoHOST
46:04
LOL.
EvoHOST
46:06
You said two Smurfs.
MenaceHOST
46:08
I'm like, yeah.
EvoHOST
46:15
Yeah, she's all like, yeah, two Smurfs.
EvoHOST
46:18
BTY8307, anything kiss? Joe says muscle men things.
JonHOST
29:28
But Gary Jules took a song with Mad World that honestly, the Tears for Fears version of it, kind of blows and he and he like made this beautiful song that like is perfect for this film and made this film and kind of blew up I actually think the writer of the original version agrees because I found a video of Kurt Smith who is from Tears for Fears doing an acoustic version on YouTube with his daughter and he plays the Gary Jules version so it's like the writer of the song thinks that the cover is better than his version That's funny.
MattHOST
30:05
I don't think you can have a conversation about Donnie Darko without talking about Smurfs.
MattHOST
30:11
That conversation was freaking hilarious.
MattHOST
30:14
It's so funny.
MattHOST
30:18
That's it.
JonHOST
30:20
Okay, I don't know if you had something to say about
speaker_3HOST
30:24
the Smurfs.
speaker_3HOST
30:24
No, I just love how in detail they go about Like, where did
Jodi HamiltonHOST
33:04
Get ahead.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
33:10
We, of course, are talking about the Smurfs because of today's drink of the day.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
33:13
Today's drink.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
33:14
Jodi, what is the drink of the day and what is the inspiration for
Sean Smith PierceHOST
33:22
completely different thing.
Jodi HamiltonHOST
33:23
Exactly.
Jodi HamiltonHOST
33:25
It's inspired by the debut of the Smurfs, who first appeared today in 1958 in a Belgian comics magazine, which I had no idea they were that old.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
33:35
I knew they went back to like the 60s and 70s.
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Simple JoeHOST
8:08
That was quite an announcement.
Simple JoeHOST
8:11
And in 1958, the Smurfs.
Simple JoeHOST
8:13
Now think about this.
Simple JoeHOST
8:14
This is an odd one.
Simple JoeHOST
8:16
In 1958, the Smurfs made their first appearance in the Belgian comic magazine Spirou.
Simple JoeHOST
8:24
Cartoonist Peyo introduced the little blue characters in an adventure featuring Johan and Piwet, long before they became international television stars.
Simple JoeHOST
8:35
I think about the Smurfs, and I think, like, late 80s? but they made their first appearance in 1958.
Simple JoeHOST
8:43
When did the Smurfs come out popular in the United States? I guess I could look that up, but I'm not going to.

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