The Smurfs

Greedy, after eating a stew of enchanted shamrock, is changed into a mischievous joker and thief.

A mummy arises from its tomb in search of its stolen jewel.

In old Mesopotamia, after Smurfette pricks her thumb on the thorn of a magic flower, anything she touches turns into a plant.

When the Smurfs reach Mount Olympus, they meet with Zeus, who is not exactly showing Olympian calm.

Painter carves a stone statue of Grouchy that comes to life overnight and starts following Grouchy around.

The Smurfs arrive in the gnome version of Rome where Julius Geezer tries to force Smurfette to marry his son.

Clumsy and his new friend Chimpy must find the antidote for Bongo's shrink berries.

Clumsy falls into a genie lamp.

Hefty, Clumsy, and Brainy try to help Cupid spread love.

Snappy wanders away from a group of Smurfs gathering bamboo to find a young emperor that is going to be double-crossed by his cousins.

The Smurfs arrive at an ancient island where they invent a new game instead of doing work like Papa Smurf asked them to.

The Smurfs must aid Sir Lancelot and Merlin in regaining control of Excalibur and Camelot.

A water sprite turns Snappy into a fish after he makes her unhappy.

The Smurfs help a ghostly bagpiper retrieve his stolen pony from his evil neighbor.

When the Smurfs arrive in the red sands of Australia, Smoogle encounters a tribe of his ancestors.

Papa Smurf is bitten by the slumber bug in ancient Japan.

Brainy makes a potion that makes Papa Smurf lose his patience.

Bluebeak the parrot pirate puts some of the Smurfs under a spell as his pirates.

The Smurfs give Papa Smurf a drink from the Fountain of Youth as a present.

Painter must help a human get his magic chicken to lay painted eggs.

While the Smurfs are in Africa they meet Prince Bakuri, who can change anything into gold with a magical statuette of a rhinoceros.

Brainy uses a storyteller's magic and accidentally turns himself and the smurflings into African animals.

Vanity becomes desperate to see his reflection after losing his mirror at the South Pole.

In ancient India, the unscrupulous fakir Gargapouri sells the Smurfs to the rajah for his private zoo.