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|guest={{wp|Cyndi Lauper}} | |guest={{wp|Cyndi Lauper}} | ||
|cartoon="[[Mario and Joliet]]" (original airings)<ref name=Airings>{{cite|quote=|author=@SuperShowHQ|date=November 14, 2022|title=Did you know that three Super Show live-action segments aired 2 times during the shows original run? 'Captain Lou is Missing,' 'Tutti Frutti, oh Mario' and 'Defective Gadgetry' all aired 2 times each with the only major differences being their respective Mario head transitions.|url=https://twitter.com/SuperShowHQ/status/1591978731932884995|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=Twitter|accessdate=July 22, 2023}}.</ref><br>"[[Robo Koopa (episode)|Robo Koopa]]" (later airings)<ref name=Airings/> | |cartoon="[[Mario and Joliet]]" (original airings)<ref name=Airings> {{cite|quote=|author=@SuperShowHQ|date=November 14, 2022|title=Did you know that three Super Show live-action segments aired 2 times during the shows original run? 'Captain Lou is Missing,' 'Tutti Frutti, oh Mario' and 'Defective Gadgetry' all aired 2 times each with the only major differences being their respective Mario head transitions.|url=https://twitter.com/SuperShowHQ/status/1591978731932884995|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=Twitter|accessdate=July 22, 2023}}.</ref><br>"[[Robo Koopa (episode)|Robo Koopa]]" (later airings)<ref name=Airings/> | ||
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"'''Captain Lou Is Missing'''" is the sixty-fourth live-action segment of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding animated episode is "[[Mario and Joliet]]" in original airings of episode 23 and "[[Robo Koopa (episode)|Robo Koopa]]" in episode 52. | "'''Captain Lou Is Missing'''" is the sixty-fourth live-action segment of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding animated episode is "[[Mario and Joliet]]" in original airings of episode 23 and "[[Robo Koopa (episode)|Robo Koopa]]" in episode 52. | ||
==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
[[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] are listening to the song "{{wp|Girls Just Want to Have Fun}}" on the radio at [[ | [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] are listening to the song "{{wp|Girls Just Want to Have Fun}}" on the radio at [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]], when the song is interrupted by an announcer. The announcer claims that according to singer [[Cyndi Lauper]], [[Lou Albano]] has gone missing. Mario cannot believe what he is hearing, and neither can Luigi, who reassures Mario, since Captain Lou is his hero and role model, that he will be found soon. Mario hopes that Luigi is right, because he is certain that Captain Lou was the nicest guy in the world. | ||
Just then, the doorbell rings, and Mario tells the visitor to come in. The visitor turns out to be Cyndi Lauper, who had been passing out fliers about Captain Lou to people around [[Brooklyn]]. Cyndi tells Mario and Luigi that she was supposed to have gone on a picnic lunch with Captain Lou, but that all she found were rubber bands for his beard, and a note that reads: | Just then, the doorbell rings, and Mario tells the visitor to come in. The visitor turns out to be Cyndi Lauper, who had been passing out fliers about Captain Lou to people around [[Brooklyn]]. Cyndi tells Mario and Luigi that she was supposed to have gone on a picnic lunch with Captain Lou, but that all she found were rubber bands for his beard, and a note that reads: | ||
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Captain Lou says that he was tired of waiting for Cyndi at his house, so he followed the fliers she had put up on telephone poles, which led him to Mario Brothers Plumbing. Cyndi introduces Luigi to Captain Lou, and the two shake hands. Captain Lou and Cyndi then get ready to leave before it gets too late. Cyndi thanks Luigi for all their help, and asks him to say goodbye to Mario for her. As Captain Lou and Cyndi leave, Luigi comments that Mario will not believe he missed his chance to meet Captain Lou. | Captain Lou says that he was tired of waiting for Cyndi at his house, so he followed the fliers she had put up on telephone poles, which led him to Mario Brothers Plumbing. Cyndi introduces Luigi to Captain Lou, and the two shake hands. Captain Lou and Cyndi then get ready to leave before it gets too late. Cyndi thanks Luigi for all their help, and asks him to say goodbye to Mario for her. As Captain Lou and Cyndi leave, Luigi comments that Mario will not believe he missed his chance to meet Captain Lou. | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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|SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFDlrjb7DnY Robo Koopa | Dibujos Para Niños]</ref> | |SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFDlrjb7DnY Robo Koopa | Dibujos Para Niños]</ref> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
