Editing E.C. The Extra Creepy

{{SMBSS segment infobox
|image=[[File:EC The Extra Creepy.png|200px]]
|production=124
|airdate=September 25, 1989
|guest={{wp|Clare Carey}}
|reference=''{{wp|E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial}}''
|cartoon="[[Toad Warriors]]"
|zelda="{{iw|zeldawiki|Kiss'n Tell}}"
|before=[[Wild Thing|<<]]
|after=[[The Marios Fight Back|>>]]
|#=16
}}
"'''E.C. The Extra Creepy'''" is the sixteenth live-action segment of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding animated episode is "[[Toad Warriors]]."

==Plot synopsis==
In [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]], [[Mario]], who is wearing a tie, is in the midst of looking in a mirror, checking his appearance. As Mario continues to look at himself in the mirror, [[Luigi]], seeing Mario wearing his fancy tie, asks if they are going somewhere today. Answering Luigi's question, Mario says that no, they are not, he is, with his date, whom he met on a computer.

Hearing Mario say this, Luigi proceeds to grab a nearby stack of paper on a table and read from it; after some reading, Luigi asks what kind of woman Mario is dating, after reading from "luxurious body hair, bulging muscles, can bench-press five-hundred pounds..." off the paper. Mario tells Luigi that those are not his date's qualities, they are his, which he copied from a card depicting {{wp|John Rambo|Rambo}}, which he got from a Bubble Gum package.

[[File:E.C. The Extra Creepy 2.png|thumb|left|[[Luigi]] reading [[E.C.]]'s quality assurance papers.]]
After Mario explains this to him, Luigi reads that Mario's date is an "out of this world girl, with head in the clouds, loves to travel..." After reading this description, Luigi says that Mario's date sounds somewhat odd and strange. Ignoring Luigi's comments, Mario says that his date is named [[E.C.]] and that Luigi will not think she is strange once he sees her. As soon as Mario says this though, the lights of Mario Brothers Plumbing begin to flicker on and off and the entire apartment begins to rumble.

Eventually, the apartment stops rumbling, and a bizarre noise is heard, which Mario says must be being caused by E.C. After saying this, Mario rushes up the stairs of the apartment and, after spraying some breath freshener into his mouth, opens the apartment door and sees E. C. there, with smoke billowing all around her. 

Introducing himself to E.C., Mario asks for her hand which E.C., after speaking in an extremely mechanical sounding voice, gives to Mario, after, literally, taking her own hand off and giving it to him. As Mario stares in horror and shock at E.C.'s removed hand, which he is holding, an equally surprised Luigi grabs E.C.'s nearby quality papers and begins to frantically look through them.

Later, as E.C. begins wandering around Mario Brothers Plumbing wielding a wrench and moving in an extremely robotic manner, Luigi begins to try to discuss how odd she is. As Luigi tells Mario how strange E.C. is, Mario simply ignores his comments; as E.C. continues to wander around the apartment, Luigi tells Mario of all the strange things that have been occurring ever since E.C. arrived, though Mario simply dismisses Luigi's allegations.

After having this discussion about how strange E.C. is, both Mario and Luigi notice that E.C. is saying things repeatedly and also trying to eat a wrench. Mario, still oblivious to E.C.'s oddness, simply ignores these strange actions; Luigi, becoming frustrated by Mario's ignorance, shows him that E.C. is currently lighting a light bulb by simply touching it.

A while later, Luigi, using a periscope, is searching for Mario, who had gone on a date with E.C. While looking through the sky, Luigi suddenly notices what appears to be a spaceship and hopes that Mario is not onboard; soon after Luigi sees this spaceship, the lights of Mario Brothers Plumbing begin to flicker, and the apartment starts to rumble.

Eventually, the rumbling of the apartment stops, and Luigi puts his periscope away, just as Mario and E.C. enter the apartment, with Mario carrying E.C. Surprised at seeing Mario carrying E.C., Luigi asks Mario if he married E.C., to which Mario replies that he did not.

Setting E.C. down, she and Mario descend the stairs of the apartment, where E.C., shortly after being approached by Luigi, begins to spasm uncontrollably. It is only when E.C. begins to do this that Luigi realizes that E.C. is, in actuality, a machine. After Luigi has this realization, an otherworldly voice rings throughout the apartment, which announces that all robots are to return to the mothership, as [[Brooklyn]] has been judged as not being able to sustain quality life.

After hearing this announcement, E.C. proceeds to say goodbye to Mario, who asks if E.C. can give him something to remember her by. To answer Mario's question, E.C. removes her mechanical heart and gives it to Mario as she leaves the apartment.

==Dub edits==
*In the Brazilian Portuguese dub:
**Instead of mentioning having copied it from a {{wp|John Rambo|Rambo}} Bubble Gum card, [[Mario]] instead says he copied it from a Rambo figure.
**When [[E.C.]]'s spaceship arrives, [[Luigi]] mentions it sounding like a semi-truck in the original. In the dub, he mentions it sounding like an airplane.

==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Por=Uma namorada do outro mundo<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTTlcxTiQk8&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BlhZQzQNfBFjrkJrrocv7kU&index=15 Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Toad, o Guerreiro - Uma Namorada do Outro Mundo (Dublado)]</ref>
|PorM=A girl from another world
}}
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