Jumpin-Beans

Synopsis: In the Emmy® Award nominated The Smurfs ’ Christmas Special , the Smurfs encounter two children, Guinevere and William, who have lost their way in the snowy woods after a mysterious stranger prompts their sleigh to turn over. Before reuniting the kids with their family, the Smurfs invite them to their village to enjoy in their annual Christmas celebration which includes gifts, treats, singing and dancing. Thinking Papa Smurf is Santa Claus and the rest of the Smurfs are his Elves, Guinevere and William blissfully partake in the holiday merry making. The mysterious stranger however, still lurks in the woods in hopes of capturing the kids. He goes so far as enticing the evil Gargamel to help him kidnap the two. Will the Smurfs help Guinevere and William reunite with their family? In ‘Tis The Season To Be Smurfy , Grandpa Smurf and Sassette visit a village to witness how human beings celebrate the holidays. While at the village, they are touched by the plight of Gustav, a p...

I was born in 1979, meaning I grew up as a child of the 80's!!! Do you remember The Smurfs? I loved them! Granted, I could not figure out why Smurfette was the only girl... Or why Papa Smurf was SO OLD and the rest were the same age. To this day, I still do not understand it, but it is something that I just gave up on trying to get! I was so excited to see that The Smurfs were on a channel that we get, but normally it comes on when Broxton's other shows are on! That being said, we do not watch it! I was happy to know that I was going to get to review The Smurfs on DVD. I wasn't happy that it came when the brothers were here.. Why? Well, they wanted to watch it, thinking it was the movie... Once they saw the case and saw it was the cartoon, they went to their room. That in turn meant that Broxton could totally care less to see it. We watched a couple episodes and it was as cute as I remembered... But, Broxton did not want to watch it, as he was too worried what the broth...