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'''''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!''''' is an American children's television program from 1989, based on the ''Super Mario Bros.'' video game franchise. | '''''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!''''' is an American children's television program from 1989, based on the ''Super Mario Bros.'' video game franchise.<ref>Perlmutter, David (2018). The Encyclopedia of American Animated Television Shows. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 566. ISBN 978-1538103739.</ref> | ||
==Premise== | ==Premise== | ||
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==Legend of Zelda Segments== | ==Legend of Zelda Segments== | ||
On Fridays, the ''Super Mario Bros.'' cartoons were replaced with ''The Legend of Zelda'' cartoons, but they still | On Fridays, the ''Super Mario Bros.'' cartoons were replaced with ''The Legend of Zelda'' cartoons, but they still feature the Mario and Luigi live-action segments.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20220124103508/https://www.destructoid.com/i-wont-excuuuuuse-nintendo-for-the-legend-of-zeldas-animated-antics/</ref> | ||
''The Legend of Zelda'' ran for 13 episodes, with as many Mario and Luigi segments accompanying them. However, ''Tutti Frutti, Oh Mario'' accompanied two separate Zelda episodes with minimal differences, meaning that there are only 12 unique live-action segments. | ''The Legend of Zelda'' ran for 13 episodes, with as many Mario and Luigi segments accompanying them. However, ''Tutti Frutti, Oh Mario'' accompanied two separate Zelda episodes with minimal differences, meaning that there are only 12 unique live-action segments. | ||
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Despite PIDAX also releasing a DVD with the ''[http://pidax-film.de/Kinder/Jugend/The-Legend-of-Zelda::1029.html The Legend of Zelda]'' cartoon, none of the live-action segments were included on it. | Despite PIDAX also releasing a DVD with the ''[http://pidax-film.de/Kinder/Jugend/The-Legend-of-Zelda::1029.html The Legend of Zelda]'' cartoon, none of the live-action segments were included on it. | ||
As of 2020, the series can be purchased digitally to own on VUDU, which is owned by Fandango Media with live-action segments attached. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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*[[After Hours "Why Mario is Secretly a Dick With a Mustache" (partially found extended version of internet video; 2012)]] | *[[After Hours "Why Mario is Secretly a Dick With a Mustache" (partially found extended version of internet video; 2012)]] | ||
*[[Cinemassacre Extra "Motherfuckin' Mario" (partially found YouTube live stream recording; 2016)]] | *[[Cinemassacre Extra "Motherfuckin' Mario" (partially found YouTube live stream recording; 2016)]] | ||
*[[Club Mario (partially found live-action segments of "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show" animated TV series; 1990) ]] | *[[Club Mario (partially found live-action segments of "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show" animated TV series; 1990)]] | ||
*[[King Koopa's Kool Kartoons (partially found live-action "Super Mario Bros." spinoff TV series; 1989-1990)]] | *[[King Koopa's Kool Kartoons (partially found live-action "Super Mario Bros." spinoff TV series; 1989-1990)]] | ||
*[[Super Mario 64 big star secret (partially found YouTube screamer video; 2007-2012)]] | *[[Super Mario 64 big star secret (partially found YouTube screamer video; 2007-2012)]] | ||
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*[[Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! (found anime/manga adaption of video game series; 1986)]] | *[[Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! (found anime/manga adaption of video game series; 1986)]] | ||
*[[Super Mario Land (found Ambassadors of Funk music video; 1992)]] | *[[Super Mario Land (found Ambassadors of Funk music video; 1992)]] | ||
==references== | |||
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==External Links== | |||
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Super_Mario_Bros._Super_Show! | |||
*https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096707/ | |||
[[Category:Found media|Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]] | [[Category:Found media|Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]] | ||
[[Category:Found TV|Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]] | [[Category:Found TV|Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:27, 27 September 2023
Danny Wells and Captain Lou Albano as Luigi and Mario, respectively.
Status: Found
Date found: Various dates
Found by: Various people
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! is an American children's television program from 1989, based on the Super Mario Bros. video game franchise.[1]
Premise
It was famous for having acted live-action segments starring Danny Wells as Luigi and Captain Lou Albano as Mario. Those parts were about Mario and Luigi's life before they warped into the Mushroom Kingdom. Celebrity guests would often make appearances.
Those live-action segments were followed by a cartoon episode about Mario and Luigi's lives after they were warped into the Mushroom Kingdom.
Legend of Zelda Segments
On Fridays, the Super Mario Bros. cartoons were replaced with The Legend of Zelda cartoons, but they still feature the Mario and Luigi live-action segments.[2]
The Legend of Zelda ran for 13 episodes, with as many Mario and Luigi segments accompanying them. However, Tutti Frutti, Oh Mario accompanied two separate Zelda episodes with minimal differences, meaning that there are only 12 unique live-action segments.
Episode List
| # | Episode | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | Slime Busters | Found |
| 10 | Magic's Magic | Found |
| 15 | Wild Thing | Found |
| 20 | Mommies Curse | Found |
| 25 | Fred Van Winkle | Found |
| 30 | Tutti Frutti, oh Mario | Found |
| 35 | The Magic Love | Found |
| 40 | Defective Gadgetry | Found |
| 45 | The Great Hereafter | Found |
| 50 | Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn | Found |
| 55 | Pizza Crush | Found |
| 65 | The Ghoul of My Dreams | Found |
Availability
When Shout Factory released the complete The Legend of Zelda series on DVD, only 5 of the 12 unique Mario and Luigi segments were included:
- Fred Van Winkle
- Defective Gadgetry
- Pizza Crush
- Wild Thing
- The Great Hereafter
The live-action segment, Slime Busters, was on a separate DVD titled Mario Mania, Magic's Magic was released on the Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid VHS, and The Ghoul of My Dreams was released on the Sing for the Unicorn VHS.
On March 1st, 2021, YouTuber The Ultimate Mario Fan [TUMF] uploaded The Magic Love and Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn in English from VHS recordings.
German distributor PIDAX released four-volume DVDs featuring all of the show's cartoons and their corresponding live-action segments. As a bonus feature, each of the four DVDs contained the live-action segments that aired with The Legend of Zelda cartoons. However, unlike the main Mario episodes which have both German and English, the bonus segments are only in German.
Volume 1 includes:
- Slime Busters
- Magic's Magic
- Wild Thing
- Mommies Curse
Volume 2 includes:
- The Ghoul of My Dreams
- Tutti Frutti, Oh Mario
- Defective Gadgetry
Volume 3 includes:
- The Magic Love
- The Great Hereafter
- Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn
Volume 4 includes:
- Pizza Crush
- Fred Van Winkle
Despite PIDAX also releasing a DVD with the The Legend of Zelda cartoon, none of the live-action segments were included on it.
As of 2020, the series can be purchased digitally to own on VUDU, which is owned by Fandango Media with live-action segments attached.
Gallery
See Also
- The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 "Mind Your Mummy Mommy, Mario" (found original "Wipeout" cover audio of animated series episode; 1990)
- After Hours "Why Mario is Secretly a Dick With a Mustache" (partially found extended version of internet video; 2012)
- Cinemassacre Extra "Motherfuckin' Mario" (partially found YouTube live stream recording; 2016)
- Club Mario (partially found live-action segments of "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show" animated TV series; 1990)
- King Koopa's Kool Kartoons (partially found live-action "Super Mario Bros." spinoff TV series; 1989-1990)
- Super Mario 64 big star secret (partially found YouTube screamer video; 2007-2012)
- Super Mario Bros. (partially lost deleted scenes of Nintendo game-based film; 1993)
- Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! (found anime/manga adaption of video game series; 1986)
- Super Mario Land (found Ambassadors of Funk music video; 1992)
references
- ↑ Perlmutter, David (2018). The Encyclopedia of American Animated Television Shows. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 566. ISBN 978-1538103739.
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20220124103508/https://www.destructoid.com/i-wont-excuuuuuse-nintendo-for-the-legend-of-zeldas-animated-antics/