The Smurfs encounter a loincloth-wearing Smurf in the forest, who turns out to be an infant lost in the forest 150 years ago and raised by squirrels.

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A wood sprite gets the Smurflings in trouble with all of his practical jokes.

A bounty hunter is terrorizing the Smurfs.

Smurf Village is taken over by little troublesome spirits that were let loose.

Baby receives a toy that transforms.

Insomnia takes a hold over the Smurfs thanks to Morphio and Gargamel.

A magic piece of paper used by Sassette for her paper dolls provides life for them as well.

Gragamel falls in love with the evil witch Evelyn, but she is only using him to get to the Smurfs.

Wild Smurf has captured Smurfette's attention, much to the chagrin of the other Smurfs.

""Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast"". The Smurflings prove this with a wild creature.

Jokey's trick with gold-painted rocks causes Gargamel to get in trouble with his debtor.

If Jokey Smurf isn't surprising people with gift boxes, he's doing it with a joke bag.

Poet's Storybook comes to life with magic.

To try to beat Wild Smurf's speed, Gargamel uses a spell to break all speed records.

A dancing bear escapes from the circus and the Smurflings are made into an act against their wills.

Gargamel thinks he'll turn into a dog by midnight when Puppy bites him, so he steals Lord Balthazar's sensor crown to capture the Smurfs before he does change.

A bumbling witch named Melina proves her worth when Gargamel is on the rampage.

Azrael proves that he is smarter than Gargamel thinks he is.

The Smurfs get shipwrecked on an island.

Gargamel thinks that Slouchy Smurf's possessions might be worth big bucks.

Puppy is poisoned and Grandpa Smurf seeks for a rare unicorn's horn.

Vanity's looks has finally got him an admirer. Now to get rid of the admirer....