Ep 12. Smurfing in Sign Language/A Chip off the Old Smurf
- TV-Y
- October 10, 2011
- 24 min
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6.8 (61)
In the episode "Smurfing in Sign Language", the Smurfs learn sign language in order to communicate with a deaf Smurf named Clumsy. They quickly realize the difficulty of trying to learn a new language, especially one that consists of visual gestures and facial expressions rather than spoken words. Despite the challenges, the Smurfs are determined to learn sign language in order to better communicate with their friend.
Meanwhile, in "A Chip off the Old Smurf", Papa Smurf creates a new invention called the Mind Reader. This invention allows him to hear the thoughts of his fellow Smurfs, causing chaos and confusion among the group. As the Smurfs try to figure out how to turn off the Mind Reader, they realize that their thoughts and feelings should be kept private and not shared with others without their consent.
Throughout both episodes, a theme of communication and understanding is prevalent. The Smurfs demonstrate the importance of learning a new language in order to better communicate with those around them, as well as the importance of respecting others' privacy and not invading their thoughts without permission.
As with previous episodes, the vibrant and colorful animation is sure to capture the attention of viewers of all ages. The lovable and unique personalities of the Smurfs make for relatable and entertaining characters that viewers will be sure to connect with and root for.
Overall, "Smurfing in Sign Language/A Chip off the Old Smurf" is a fun and heartwarming episode that teaches valuable lessons about communication and understanding.