Wild Gunman NES Game and Dark-Hearted Mario Cartoons Crossover

After its initial run, the cartoon segments became the basis of another show called Club Mario with different live action wraparounds featuring a pair of Totally Radical dudes named Tommy Treehugger and Co-M.C., and a segment called 'Spaced Out Theater' that showed clips from the old sci-fi show Photon. It has two sequel series: The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. Each of these episodes featured a Mario live-action segment, whilst each Monday-Thursday episode featured a Mario cartoon segment, with Fridays reserved for a cartoon based on The Legend of Zelda. The show ran in syndication for 65 episodes (13 weeks) in the fall of 1989, syndicated by Viacom Enterprises. The episodes saw the group travelling the oddly variously themed sections of the Mushroom Kingdom, as the Brothers and Toad bodyguard Toadstool from Koopa and saving the lands they visited while trying to find a way back home. They inadvertently save Princess Toadstool note her American name at the time, years before the West officially adopted her Japanese name, Peach, in Super Mario 64 (other than one time briefly beforehand in Yoshi's Safari) and her servant Toad from the evil King Koopa.

The animated short features Mario and Luigi who (as shown in a in-show bumper) wound up stuck in the Mushroom Kingdom while doing a routine plumbing job and got sucked down a drain which happened to be a warp pipe. Frankenstein) and celebrities (like Lyle Alzado and Cyndi Lauper) alike. The live-action short features the brothers in Brooklyn before they were sucked into the Mushroom Kingdom, providing plumbing duties for normal joes (like Dr. The show was presented in a Three Shorts style, where one live-action story is split into two parts and straddles an animated short. It is part of a trilogy of cartoons by DiC. Mario is voiced and portrayed in live-action by Italian-American professional wrestler Captain Lou Albano, with Canadian actor Danny Wells as Luigi. Movie of those plucky plumbers from Brooklyn, the Super Mario Bros. Super Show is a 1989 animated/live action DiC production and an Animated Adaptation of Nintendo's flagship games, featuring the adventures note the show doesn't coexist nor have anything canon with the games outside of setting and characters, so consider it an Alternate Continuity, just like the The Super Mario Bros.

Wild Gunman NES Game and Dark-Hearted Mario Cartoons Crossover