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* BirthdayBeginning: The play begins on what is presumably Joseph's birthday, which is when he gets his coat of many colors.
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* TheHerosBirthday: The play begins on what is presumably Joseph's birthday, which is when he gets his coat of many colors.
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* MatzoFever: Madame Potiphar really likes Joseph and is upfront and aggressive about it.
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* AgeLift: Joseph's sister Dinah is made younger due to her being played by Sassette.
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* AgeLift: Joseph's sister Dinah is made younger due to her being played by Sassette. This makes for a rather troubling adaptation, as Bible students know that Dinah was raped by Shechem and her brothers Simeon and Levi avenged her by circumcising and then slaughtering all the men of Shechem.
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* {{Corpsing}}: [[invoked]]: Smurfette nearly breaks in laughter when playing Madame Potiphar in the scene where she forces herself on Joseph and Joseph flees off-stage naked, leaving his garment in her hand.
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* {{Corpsing}}: [[invoked]]: Smurfette [[invoked]]Smurfette nearly breaks in laughter when playing Madame Potiphar in the scene where she forces herself on Joseph and Joseph flees off-stage naked, leaving his garment in her hand.
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* {{Corpsing}}: InUniverse: Smurfette nearly breaks in laughter when playing Madame Potiphar in the scene where she forces herself on Joseph and Joseph flees off-stage naked, leaving his garment in her hand.
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* {{Corpsing}}: InUniverse: [[invoked]]: Smurfette nearly breaks in laughter when playing Madame Potiphar in the scene where she forces herself on Joseph and Joseph flees off-stage naked, leaving his garment in her hand.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Smurfette nearly breaks in laughter when playing Madame Potiphar in the scene where she forces herself on Joseph and Joseph flees off-stage naked, leaving his garment in her hand.
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* {{Corpsing}}: InUniverse: Smurfette nearly breaks in laughter when playing Madame Potiphar in the scene where she forces herself on Joseph and Joseph flees off-stage naked, leaving his garment in her hand.
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* Hefty plays Reuben
* Handy plays Simeon
* Tuffy plays Levi
* Jokey plays Judah
* Lazy plays Dan
* Vanity plays Naphtali
* Clumsy plays Gad
* Grouchy plays Asher
* Painter plays Issachar
* Poet plays Zebulun
* Sassette plays Dinah
* Handy plays Simeon
* Tuffy plays Levi
* Jokey plays Judah
* Lazy plays Dan
* Vanity plays Naphtali
* Clumsy plays Gad
* Grouchy plays Asher
* Painter plays Issachar
* Poet plays Zebulun
* Sassette plays Dinah
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* Snappy plays Manasseh
* Slouchy plays Ephraim
* Slouchy plays Ephraim
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: Joseph pulls one of these on his brothers with Benjamin, framing the latter for theft to see if the older brothers will abandon their father's current favorite or defend him.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: Joseph pulls one of these on his brothers with Benjamin, framing the latter for theft to see if the older brothers will abandon their father's current favorite or defend him.him.
* YouCantFightFate: Joseph's brothers learned this when they tried to stop his dream of his brothers bowing down to him from coming true by selling him off to the Ishmaelite trader, only for it to be fulfilled many years later when Joseph became the Pharaoh's second-in-command in Egypt.
* YouCantFightFate: Joseph's brothers learned this when they tried to stop his dream of his brothers bowing down to him from coming true by selling him off to the Ishmaelite trader, only for it to be fulfilled many years later when Joseph became the Pharaoh's second-in-command in Egypt.
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* AgeLift: Joseph's sister Dinah is made younger due to her being played by Sassette.
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* {{Forgiveness}}: Joseph grants this to his brothers after he reveals that he is the Pharaoh's second-in-command in Egypt, and Jacob does this to his sons when they reveal that they faked the whole "Joseph is dead" thing out of envy.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Smurfette nearly breaks in laughter when playing Madame Potiphar in the scene where she forces herself on Joseph and Joseph flees off-stage naked, leaving his garment in her hand.
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* OffWithHisHead: Joseph interprets the Pharaoh's baker's dream as him having his head cut off and his body being put on a pole for the birds to eat. Thankfully, since this is only a play, the beheading is never shown, as Pharaoh's baker is simply taken off-stage to the character's fate.
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* TheHerosBirthday: The play begins on what is presumably Joseph's birthday, which is when he gets his coat of many colors.
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* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: As in the original story, the Pharaoh, his cupbearer, and his baker all have dreams about their future which require Joseph to interpret to reveal their meanings.
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* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: As in the original story, the Pharaoh, his cupbearer, and his baker all have dreams about their future which require Joseph to interpret to reveal their meanings.meanings.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Joseph pulls one of these on his brothers with Benjamin, framing the latter for theft to see if the older brothers will abandon their father's current favorite or defend him.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Joseph pulls one of these on his brothers with Benjamin, framing the latter for theft to see if the older brothers will abandon their father's current favorite or defend him.
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* ParentalFavoritism: Jacob favoring Joseph over his brothers, which mirrors Papa Smurf favoring Empath over his adopted sons, with the exception of Brainy. It's near the end of the play where Jacob confesses that he loves his other sons just as much as he does Joseph.
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* ParentalFavoritism: Jacob favoring Joseph over his brothers, which mirrors Papa Smurf favoring Empath over his adopted sons, with the exception of Brainy. It's near the end of the play where Jacob confesses that he loves his other sons just as much as he does Joseph.Joseph.
* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: As in the original story, the Pharaoh, his cupbearer, and his baker all have dreams about their future which require Joseph to interpret to reveal their meanings.
* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: As in the original story, the Pharaoh, his cupbearer, and his baker all have dreams about their future which require Joseph to interpret to reveal their meanings.
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* ParentalFavoritism: Jacob favoring Joseph over his brothers, which mirrors Papa Smurf favoring Empath over his adopted sons, with the exception of Brainy.
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* ParentalFavoritism: Jacob favoring Joseph over his brothers, which mirrors Papa Smurf favoring Empath over his adopted sons, with the exception of Brainy. It's near the end of the play where Jacob confesses that he loves his other sons just as much as he does Joseph.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Jokey cracks up laughing when he sees Empath run off-stage naked at the point when Madame Potiphar forces herself on Joseph.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Jokey cracks up laughing when he sees Empath run off-stage naked at the point when Madame Potiphar forces herself on Joseph.Joseph.
* ParentalFavoritism: Jacob favoring Joseph over his brothers, which mirrors Papa Smurf favoring Empath over his adopted sons, with the exception of Brainy.
* ParentalFavoritism: Jacob favoring Joseph over his brothers, which mirrors Papa Smurf favoring Empath over his adopted sons, with the exception of Brainy.
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* MatzoFever: Madame Potiphar really likes Joseph and is upfront and aggressive about it.
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* GivingThemTheStrip: Joseph leaves his garment in Madame Potiphar's hand when she forces herself upon him and he flees, with Empath running off-stage naked.
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* ActingForTwo: In-universe, Smurfette plays ''three'' separate roles: one as Joseph's stepmother Leah, one as Madame Potiphar, and one as Joseph's wife Asenath.
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* ActingForTwo: In-universe, Smurfette plays ''three'' separate roles: one as Joseph's stepmother Leah, one as Madame Potiphar, and one as Joseph's wife Asenath. In the first two roles, Smurfette wore wigs (a gray one for Leah and a brunette one for Madame Potiphar), while as Asenath she went with her original hair color.
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* DeathFakedForYou: As in the original story, Joseph's brothers faked Joseph's death to cover up what they did to him out of envy.
* DrivenByEnvy: Joseph's brothers, because of the attention their father Jacob lavished on him, which led to them putting Joseph in a well and then selling him off to an Ishmaelite trader and then faking Joseph's death to cover their tracks.
* DrivenByEnvy: Joseph's brothers, because of the attention their father Jacob lavished on him, which led to them putting Joseph in a well and then selling him off to an Ishmaelite trader and then faking Joseph's death to cover their tracks.
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* Empath plays Joseph
* Papa Smurf plays Jacob
* Smurfette plays Leah, Madame Potiphar, and Asenath
* Brainy plays Benjamin
* Trader plays the Ishamelite trader
* Duncan [=McSmurf=] plays Potiphar
* Vino plays the Pharaoh's cupbearer
* Biscotti plays the Pharaoh's baker
* Actor plays the Pharaoh
* Papa Smurf plays Jacob
* Smurfette plays Leah, Madame Potiphar, and Asenath
* Brainy plays Benjamin
* Trader plays the Ishamelite trader
* Duncan [=McSmurf=] plays Potiphar
* Vino plays the Pharaoh's cupbearer
* Biscotti plays the Pharaoh's baker
* Actor plays the Pharaoh
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* ActingForTwo: In-universe, Smurfette plays ''three'' separate roles: one as Joseph's stepmother Leah, one as Madame Potiphar, and one as Joseph's wife Asenath.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: As an in-universe example, Papa Smurf as Jacob acting out the part where he hears that his son Joseph (played by Empath) is killed by a wild beast reminds him too much of his own experience of nearly losing his actualy son Empath to the Psyche Master years ago.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: As an in-universe example, Papa Smurf as Jacob acting out the part where he hears that his son Joseph (played by Empath) is killed by a wild beast reminds him too much of his own experience of nearly losing his actualy actual son Empath to the Psyche Master years ago.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: As an in-universe example, Papa Smurf as Jacob acting out the part where he hears that his son Joseph (played by Empath) is killed by a wild beast reminds him too much of his own experience of nearly losing his actualy son Empath to the Psyche Master years ago.
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* CompressedAdaptation: The play removes the TimeSkip in the original story of Joseph concerning his brothers' two trips to Egypt in order to get food for their families. It also removes the side story of Joseph's brother Judah, his three sons, and his daughter-in-law Tamar.
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* CompressedAdaptation: The play removes the TimeSkip in the original story of Joseph concerning his brothers' two trips to Egypt in order to get food for their families. It also removes the side story of Joseph's brother Judah, his three sons, and his daughter-in-law Tamar. Near the end, it also cuts out a good chunk of story between his father Jacob arriving in Egypt and Jacob passing away and blessing his sons before his death.
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* CompressedAdaptation: The play removes the TimeSkip in the original story of Joseph concerning his brothers' two trips to Egypt in order to get food for their families.
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* CompressedAdaptation: The play removes the TimeSkip in the original story of Joseph concerning his brothers' two trips to Egypt in order to get food for their families. It also removes the side story of Joseph's brother Judah, his three sons, and his daughter-in-law Tamar.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: In-universe, Grouchy plays Joseph's brother Asher, whose name means "happy".
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: In-universe, Grouchy plays Joseph's brother Asher, whose name means "happy"."happy".
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Jokey cracks up laughing when he sees Empath run off-stage naked at the point when Madame Potiphar forces herself on Joseph.
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Jokey cracks up laughing when he sees Empath run off-stage naked at the point when Madame Potiphar forces herself on Joseph.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Grouchy plays Joseph's brother Asher, whose name means "happy".
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: In-universe, Grouchy plays Joseph's brother Asher, whose name means "happy".
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A ShowWithinAShow episode of the series, where the Smurfs put on a play based on the story of Joseph from the Literature/BookOfGenesis.
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!!This story provides the following examples of:
* CompressedAdaptation: The play removes the TimeSkip in the original story of Joseph concerning his brothers' two trips to Egypt in order to get food for their families.
* FalseRapeAccusation: As in the original story, Madame Potiphar gets too aggressive with Joseph when she is alone with him, and when he runs out and leaves his garment behind, she makes up a story that Joseph raped her in order to cover her tracks.
* IronyAsSheIsCast: Grouchy plays Joseph's brother Asher, whose name means "happy".
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!!This story provides the following examples of:
* CompressedAdaptation: The play removes the TimeSkip in the original story of Joseph concerning his brothers' two trips to Egypt in order to get food for their families.
* FalseRapeAccusation: As in the original story, Madame Potiphar gets too aggressive with Joseph when she is alone with him, and when he runs out and leaves his garment behind, she makes up a story that Joseph raped her in order to cover her tracks.
* IronyAsSheIsCast: Grouchy plays Joseph's brother Asher, whose name means "happy".
