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The '''Smurfs''' was a comic strip, beginning in 1958, and later a cartoon series, beginning in 1981, depicting the life of a small community of self-sefficient humanoids called Smurfs. Smurfs have blue skin and are described as being 'three apples tall'.
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The '''Smurfs''' was a [[comic strip]], beginning in 1958, and later a [[cartoon]] series, beginning in 1981, depicting the life of a community of [[dwarf]]-like people with [[blue]] skin.
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Each of the smurfs often has a skill or trait unique to himself (there are only three females in the enitre community who exist more for plot purposes) which assists the Smurfs in some way. For example, there is Brainy Smurf (the cleverest of the lot) and Papa Smurf (who looks after all the younger members).
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Each of the Smurfs often has a skill or trait unique to himself (there are only three females in the entire community who exist more for plot purposes) which assists the Smurfs in some way. For example, there is Brainy Smurf (the cleverest of the lot) and Papa Smurf (who looks after all the younger members).
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Some have argued the Smurfs are [[Communist]] propaganda, see this Washington Times piece: [https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/jul/27/sure-they-look-blue-but-are-the-smurfs-closet-reds/?page=all].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:08, September 26, 2018

The Smurfs was a comic strip, beginning in 1958, and later a cartoon series, beginning in 1981, depicting the life of a community of dwarf-like people with blue skin. Each of the Smurfs often has a skill or trait unique to himself (there are only three females in the entire community who exist more for plot purposes) which assists the Smurfs in some way. For example, there is Brainy Smurf (the cleverest of the lot) and Papa Smurf (who looks after all the younger members).

Some have argued the Smurfs are Communist propaganda, see this Washington Times piece: [1].