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'''"Vanity Fare"''', also known as '''"Vanity Fair"''', is the second episode (part two) of ''[[The Smurfs]]'' season one. It aired on September 12, 1981 on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Gene Ayres]].
'''"Vanity Fare"''', also known as '''"Vanity Fair"''', is the second episode (part two) of ''[[The Smurfs]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 12]], [[1981]] on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Gene Ayres]].


Gargamel tricks Vanity into going into a mirror realm.
Gargamel tricks Vanity into going into a mirror realm.

Revision as of 16:34, 12 September 2021

Not to be confused with the magazine, Vanity Fair.
Vanity Fare
Premiere date September 12, 1981
Writer(s) Gene Ayres
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International version.

"Vanity Fare", also known as "Vanity Fair", is the second episode (part two) of The Smurfs season one. It aired on September 12, 1981 on NBC. It was written by Gene Ayres.

Gargamel tricks Vanity into going into a mirror realm.

Detailed summary

Memorable quotes

Characters

Legend
Character debut Speaking debut Ep. debut No lines Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character Actor
Gargamel Paul Winchell
Azreal Don Messick
Brainy Smurf Danny Goldman
Greedy Smurf Hamilton Camp
Vanity Smurf Alan Oppenheimer
Smurfette Lucille Bliss
Clumsy Smurf William Callaway
Jokey Smurf June Foray
Hefty Smurf Frank Welker
Tree creatures Unavailable
Papa Smurf Don Messick
Harmony Smurf N/A
Grouchy Smurf Michael Bell
Feathers N/A


Locations

  • Gargamel's castle
  • Smurf village

Objects

  • Gargamel's magic mirror

Vehicles

Production

Development

Filming

Four directors were credited, including George Gordon, Bob Hathcock, Carl Urbano, and Rudy Zamora. Since Hanna-Barbera were partial to group crediting for their Saturday morning cartoon's entire season, it's unknown if all four of them directed the episode.

Behind the scenes

In other languages

Language Name Meaning

Home availability

References