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#21
01-24-08, 11:24 AM
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I liked The Masked Pie Smurfer myself, particularly the ending when Jokey gets his "just desserts" with a mud pie magically thrown at him by Baby Smurf. I just wish the Smurflings played a more prominent role than they did in the episode, though.
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#22
01-24-08, 11:32 AM
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I know, the Smurflings weren't in that episode at all other than one quick scene where we see Nat in the background and that's it. I wish the Smurflings could have been involved. That is the one thing about that episode that annoys me. Other than that, it was all good.
Hey, perhaps you could do a little fan fiction and draw a few scenes of the Smurflings pelting each other with the smurfberry cream pies from that day. 
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#23
01-24-08, 11:44 AM
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My intended reinterpretation of "The Masked Pie Smurfer" would be having the Smurflings do a little sleuthing of their own to find out the identity of the Masked Pie Smurfer and catch him in the act, and instead of Jokey slipping on a pie, the Smurflings would catch him in a trap set up for him or something.
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#24
01-24-08, 12:28 PM
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After the Smurflings each take a pie or two, though, right? Since we didn't get to see them take any pies like all the other smurfs.
Yeah, I notice you like to reinterpret things. That's cool, though. Me, I'm a stickler, I don't like change, pretty much with anything. If I were to do any fan fictions I wouldn't change anything, I would keep everything the same and only add to what's already there and keep everything in line with the original writers. Like filling in the plot holes and try to guess and do it in a way the original writers would. Like where were the Smurflings that day? I would only write them into the already existing plot in addition and try to keep it in line with the series. But that's cool though, you do your thing and I still find it interesting. 
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