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Season: 5
Episode: Terms of Endaredevil
Length: 3:24
Cast: Eden Espinosa (Smurfette), Danny Goldman (Brainy Smurf), Seth Green (Gargamel, Azrael, Random Smurf #2), Colin Hanks (Vanity Smurf), Dan Milano (Papa Smurf), Matthew Senreich (Random Smurf #1)
Characters: Gargamel, Smurfette, Papa Smurf, Vanity Smurf, Brainy Smurf, Azrael, Howlibird
Segment Summary: Gargamel's latest scheme brings him closer to noble people.
Themes: Animals, Bleeped, Death, Film, Fourth Wall, Lengthy, Mashups, Music, Sexuality, Television, Violence
Allusions:
- Mashup of TV's The Smurfs and James Cameron's film Avatar
- The song the Smurfs are singing during the party is a parody of Yub-Nub from the original theatrical version of Return of The Jedi.
- Pokes fun at Matthew Fox and Scott Wolf from Party of 5.
Trivia / Info:
- The Smurfs appear to hiss when they get angry just like the Na'vi in Avatar.
- Gargamel sees Smurfette bathing in a lake with her chest pixelated. He turns to the camera to ask why her chest needs to be censored when Smurfs don't have nipples, and the pixel bar goes away to reveal that she indeed does not have nipples.
- The premise of Gargamel disguising himself as a Smurf to infiltrate the Smurf Village was used in an actual Smurfs story entitled The Fake Smurf which was published in Spirou magazine back in 1961, an animated adaption of the comic story was in an episode of the 1960's Smurfs TV series in 1965 and a storybook adaption published by Random House in 1981.
- Another animated adaption of The Fake Smurf was in an episode of the 1981-1989 Hanna-Barbera Smurfs TV series with Hogatha replacing Gargamel in this version.
- Gargamel has impersonated himself as a Smurf many times. He impersonated in three episodes of the Hanna-Barbera series, The Baby Smurf, Sorcerer Smurf and The Mr. Smurf Contest. He also impersonated as a Smurf in episodes of the 2021 CGI TV series as well.
- The "Smurf-eating bird" is actually called a Howlibird and first appeared in the 1969 comic book The Smurfs and the Howlibird. The character was designed by famous Belgian cartoonist André Franquin.
- This is the very last time Danny Goldman reprises his role as Brainy Smurf before his retirement sometime in 2012, and his death in April 12, 2020.
- This is the first "Smurf" skit to be filmed in 16:9 widescreen.
Goofs / Nitpicks:
- Consciousness transferment is not usually permanent in Avatar.
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