smurfette (the smurfs) created by polo jasso
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  • Yes, simply yes. I love this for one simple fact I am about to give.

    I give you the very first appearance of Zombies in the television world. Smurfs hosted the first type of zombie; or what could be called a zombie, a whole 7 years before the original Night of the Living Dead. And this piece of art is DAMN accurate to how it looked in the show.

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  • Raven_Blakwulf said:
    Yes, simply yes. I love this for one simple fact I am about to give.

    I give you the very first appearance of Zombies in the television world. Smurfs hosted the first type of zombie; or what could be called a zombie, a whole 7 years before the original Night of the Living Dead. And this piece of art is DAMN accurate to how it looked in the show.

    I call bullshit.
    First off, The Black Smurfs (renamed to 'The Purple Smurfs' here in America to avoid racist connotations) is not the first zombie film to come to TV. Not even close. 'The White Zombie,' which is considered to be the first true zombie film, came out in 1932. Admittedly, The Black Smurfs came out in 1963, as opposed to Night of the Living Dead's 1968's release date, but that was in it's comic form. The Purple Smurfs episode on TV did not broadcast until 1981, 13 years after NotLD.
    Please have your facts straight.

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  • TheGrimReaver said:
    I call bullshit.
    First off, The Black Smurfs (renamed to 'The Purple Smurfs' here in America to avoid racist connotations) is not the first zombie film to come to TV. Not even close. 'The White Zombie,' which is considered to be the first true zombie film, came out in 1932. Admittedly, The Black Smurfs came out in 1963, as opposed to Night of the Living Dead's 1968's release date, but that was in it's comic form. The Purple Smurfs episode on TV did not broadcast until 1981, 13 years after NotLD.
    Please have your facts straight.

    Raven said the first appearance in the TELEVISION world. Not a movie, not a movie first shown in theaters and then on television, but SPECIFICALLY written for television.

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  • When purgatory's waiting
    And the girl immaculate
    The highest of commandments dictates to copulate
    No grave is animated, you're buried all alone
    So let her work a wonder
    And wake your flesh and bone

    Resurrection by erection
    Raise you phallus to the sky and you never die
    It's resurrection by erection
    Raise your bone up to the sky and you never gonna die
    Hallelujah, resurrection

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