Nickelodeon Has Ordered A New ‘SMURFS’ Series Into Development

Feeling Blue? Well here’s some good news the Smurfs are back!

Licensors for the Smurfs, LAFIF Belgium, and IMPS have partnered with the ViacomCBS cable network to bring back the Smurfs in a new series. Set to premiere in 2021 the computer-animated series will feature all our favorite Smurfs from Papa Smurf, Brainy, Smurfette, and the rest of the gang.

In addition to the new series ViacomCBS, Consumer Products will be managing the licensing for the product line for 5 countries including North America. There will be a new series of products and other items that are related to the Smurfs classic brand. I foresee a lot of blue in my house very soon.

In a statement released

The Smurfs have entertained generations of kids and families globally, and we are thrilled to bring these identifiable characters, their stories and universal themes of cooperation, sharing and caring for their community to Nickelodeon,” said Layla Lewis, senior vp global acquisitions and content partnerships at Nickelodeon.

Said ViacomCBS Consumer Products president Pam Kaufman, “The Smurfs is an iconic global franchise that has resonated with audiences for decades. By partnering with LAFIG, we are able to join our creative forces to bring an all-new line of consumer products across multiple categories to consumers, along with a fresh and original animated series.”
Peyo Productions and Dupuis Edition & Audiovisuel will be in charge of the new series. Writers for the show will be Peter Saisselin and Amy Serafing  (Sonic Boom, Alvin and the Chipmunks). In the directors seat will be William Renuad. Overseeing the project for Nickelodeon is Lewis and Dana Cluverius.
Nickelodeon fans like my household are excited for the addition of the Smurfs where SpongeBob Square Pants and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles rule.

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