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{{SMBSS episode infobox
|image=[[Image: SMBSS_Episode_12.jpg{{!}}200px{{!}}Title Screen of Brooklyn Bound]]
|image=[[File:SMBSS Episode 12.jpg|200px]]
|airdate= 9/21/1989
|production=121
|writer= David Bennett Carren, J. Larry Carroll
|airdate=September 21, 1989 (English)<br>October 8, 1990 (French)
|plumbers_log= 2-21
|writer=David Bennett Carren<br>J. Larry Carroll
|alter-ego=[[King Koopa's alter egos#Koopa Khan|Koopa Khan]]
|plumbers_log=2-21
|location= Snow World
|alter_ego=[[King Koopa's alter egos#Koopa Khan|Koopa Khan]]
|song = [[Wikipedia:Danger Zone (Top Gun song){{!}}Danger Zone]] ([[Wikipedia:Kenny Loggins{{!}}Kenny Loggins]])
|cover="[[List of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! songs#Danger Zone|Danger Zone]]"
|title = None
|replacement="[[List of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 songs#My Karoobi|My Karoobi]]"
|live = [[Cher's Poochie]]
|live="[[Cher's Poochie]]"
|before = [[Jungle Fever|<<]]
|before=[[Jungle Fever|<<]]
|after = [[Toad Warriors|>>]]
|after=[[Toad Warriors|>>]]
|# = 12
}}
}}
"'''Brooklyn Bound'''" is the twelfth episode of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding live-action segment is "[[Cher's Poochie]]." This episode, along with the live-action segment, is the last episode to have a commercial bumper with a preview of the live-action segment on a brick wall. In addition, the episode shows that [[Fire Mario|Super Mario]] is able to fly by flapping his arms, a trait not seen in any other ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' media, making it the only time where he has the ability to fly.


'''Brooklyn Bound''' is the twelfth episode of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''. Its corresponding live-action segment is "[[Cher's Poochie]]".
==Plot synopsis==
In [[Snow World]], [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Toad]], and [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], exhausted and hungry, weakly venture forth through a snowy field, mentioning that the hordes of [[Bowser|Koopa Khan]] are after them. As he walks forward, Luigi suddenly falls and begins to be blown through the air by the powerful wind of the Snow World, with Princess Toadstool, Toad and Mario being blown away with him.


== Plot Synopsis ==
Eventually, Mario, Princess Toadstool and Toad land safely on the ground, unfortunately, Luigi lands face-down in a large pile of snow, complaining that he is beginning to despise being in the [[Mushroom World]] and constantly being chased by Koopa Khan. Grabbing the legs of the struggling Luigi, Mario pulls him from the snow and agrees with his words, saying he is also beginning to want to go back home to [[Brooklyn]], which he misses dearly.
 
[[File:BrooklynBound.jpg|thumb|left|[[Salvador Drainado]] encourages [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] to return to [[Brooklyn]].]]
 
In the [[Snow World]], [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Toad]] and [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], exhausted and hungry, weakly venture forth through a snowy field, mentioning that the hoards of [[Bowser|Koopa Khan]] are after them. As he walks forward, Luigi suddenly falls and begins to be blown through the air by the powerful wind of the Snow World, with Princess Toadstool, Toad and Mario being blown-away with him.
 
Eventually, Mario, Princess Toadstool and Toad land safely on the ground, unfortunately, Luigi lands face-down in a large pile of snow, complaining that he's beginning to despise being in the [[Mushroom World]] and constantly being chased by [[Bowser|King Koopa]]. Grabbing the legs of the struggling Luigi, Mario pulls him from the snow and agrees with his words, saying he's also beginning to want to go back home to [[Brooklyn]], which he misses dearly.


Hearing Mario, Princess Toadstool begins to feel sorry for him and decides to help him and Luigi get back home, no matter what. Just as Princess Toadstool says this though, Koopa Khan, along with several of his [[Snifit]] minions, who are riding [[Ostro]]s, appear. Seeing Koopa Khan, Toad tells Mario, Luigi and Princess Toadstool to follow him into a nearby entrance to a cave.
Hearing Mario, Princess Toadstool begins to feel sorry for him and decides to help him and Luigi get back home, no matter what. Just as Princess Toadstool says this though, Koopa Khan, along with several of his [[Snifit]] minions, who are riding [[Ostro]]s, appear. Seeing Koopa Khan, Toad tells Mario, Luigi and Princess Toadstool to follow him into a nearby entrance to a cave.
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Following Toad into the cave entrance, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool find themselves trapped, with a brick wall standing before them. With Koopa Khan's Snifit henchmen before him, Luigi pulls a nearby lever on the wall, which causes the floor of the room to pull apart, dropping him, Mario, Princess Toadstool and Toad plummeting into a pit as Koopa Khan and his Snifit followers watch them in amusement.
Following Toad into the cave entrance, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool find themselves trapped, with a brick wall standing before them. With Koopa Khan's Snifit henchmen before him, Luigi pulls a nearby lever on the wall, which causes the floor of the room to pull apart, dropping him, Mario, Princess Toadstool and Toad plummeting into a pit as Koopa Khan and his Snifit followers watch them in amusement.


Falling downwards, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool manage to successfully grab some pipes jutting from the walls; hanging from these, Mario comments that they must have been created by a great plumber, after saying this, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool suddenly hear a voice below them. Looking downward, Mario and Luigi are surprised to see [[Salvador Drainado]], the greatest plumber in the world, below them.
Falling downwards, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool manage to successfully grab some pipes jutting from the walls; hanging from these, Mario comments that they must have been created by a great plumber, after saying this, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool suddenly hear a voice below them. Looking downward, Mario and Luigi are surprised to see [[Salvador Drainotto]], the greatest plumber in the world, below them.


Dropping down to where Salvador Drainado is, Mario and Luigi introduce him to Toad and Princess Toadstool, saying that Salvador Drainado was the greatest plumber ever and that everyone in Brooklyn knew who he was, until one day, he disappeared. Hearing Mario and Luigi, Salvador tells them that he's been trapped in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] for thirteen years, but has recently gained a map that we'll lead him to a drainpipe back to his home in Brooklyn.
Dropping down to where Salvador Drainotto is, Mario and Luigi introduce him to Toad and Princess Toadstool, saying that Salvador Drainotto was the greatest plumber ever and that everyone in Brooklyn knew who he was, until one day, he disappeared. Hearing Mario and Luigi, Salvador tells them that he has been trapped in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] for thirteen years, but has recently gained a map that will lead him to a drainpipe back to his home in Brooklyn.


Upon hearing Salvador say this, Mario and Luigi begin to envision various foods and and landmarks from back in Brooklyn at the thought of finding a way back their. Mario and Luigi's daydream is cut short though, when Salvador tells him that he'll be unable to lead them to the drainpipe unless he can pass a wall blocking his path. At first Mario and Luigi are disheartened at seeing this wall, but learn from Salvador that, with their help, he can create a piping system that could send a stream of water at the wall with enough force to blast through it.
[[File:BrooklynBound.jpg|thumb|[[Salvador Drainotto]] encourages [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] to return to [[Brooklyn]].]]
Upon hearing Salvador say this, Mario and Luigi begin to think about various landmarks such as the Brooklyn Bridge and foods associated with New York City. Mario and Luigi's daydream is cut short, though, when Salvador tells him that he will be unable to lead them to the drainpipe unless he can pass a wall blocking his path. At first Mario and Luigi are disheartened at seeing this wall, but learn from Salvador that, with their help, he can create a piping system that could send a stream of water at the wall with enough force to blast through it.


After hearing Salvador Drainado's plan, Princess Toadstool says that Mario and Luigi have to help him so they can return to Brooklyn; after Princess Toadstool says this, Mario asks her if she and Toad would want to come to Brooklyn with them, which Princess Toadstool refuses to do, saying her people need her in the Mushroom Kingdom. After she refuses Mario's offer, Princess Toadstool goes on to say that Mario and Luigi should take this new chance to get home to Brooklyn; finally, after all this talk, an impatient Salvador Drainado instructs Mario and Luigi to start helping him in-act his plan to get back to Brooklyn. As Mario and Luigi begin to follow Salvador, leaving Princess Toadstool and Toad behind, a [[Shy Guy]] suddenly leaps out from behind a nearby pipe and laughs menacingly.
After hearing Salvador Drainotto's plan, Princess Toadstool says that Mario and Luigi have to help him so they can return to Brooklyn; after Princess Toadstool says this, Mario asks her if she and Toad would want to come to Brooklyn with them, which Princess Toadstool refuses to do, saying her people need her in the Mushroom Kingdom. After she refuses Mario's offer, Princess Toadstool goes on to say that Mario and Luigi should take this new chance to get home to Brooklyn; finally, after all this talk, an impatient Salvador Drainotto instructs Mario and Luigi to start helping him make the plan come to fruition. As Mario and Luigi begin to follow Salvador, leaving Princess Toadstool and Toad behind, a [[Shy Guy|Shyguy]] suddenly leaps out from behind a nearby pipe and laughs menacingly.


In his basecamp, Koopa Khan is in the midst of awarding himself a medal and praising himself for defeating Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool in front of his applauding Snifit minions. As Koopa Khan puts on his medal, one of his Snifit henchmen proposes a toast to him and proceeds to give Koopa Khan a large piece of toast. Eating this piece of toast, Koopa Khan orders every other Snifit present to cheer for him, which the Snifits do, raising their own pieces of large toast in the air in the process.
In his base camp, Koopa Khan is in the midst of awarding himself a medal and praising himself for defeating Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool in front of his applauding Snifit minions. As Koopa Khan puts on his medal, one of his Snifit henchmen proposes a toast to him and proceeds to give Koopa Khan a large piece of toast. Eating this piece of toast, Koopa Khan orders every other Snifit present to cheer for him, which the Snifits do, raising their own pieces of large toast in the air in the process.


As the Snifits cheer for Koopa Khan, the Shy Guy who had seen Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool rushes into Koopa Khan's tent and begins to tell Koopa Khan of what it saw, while hopping up and down frantically. Hearing the Shy Guy say that Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool are still alive, Koopa Khan orders the [[Koopa Troop|Koopa Pack]] to mount their [[Ostro]]s.
As the Snifits cheer for Koopa Khan, the Shyguy who had seen Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool rushes into Koopa Khan's tent and begins to tell Koopa Khan of what it saw, while hopping up and down frantically. Hearing the Shyguy say that Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Princess Toadstool are still alive, Koopa Khan orders the [[Bowser's Minions|Koopa Pack]] to mount their [[Ostro]]s.


Down below, in the caverns of Snow World, Mario and Luigi are in the middle of screwing one pipe to another. Finishing attaching these pipes, Mario and Luigi tell the nearby Salvador Drainado to turn-on the water pressure. Hearing Mario and Luigi, Salvador turns a wheel attached to a pipe, which proceeds to send water traveling through the piping system. Hearing water rush through the pipe, Princess Toadstool and Toad watch as water blasts from the open end of the pipe system, knocking down a nearby wall.
Down below, in the caverns of Snow World, Mario and Luigi are in the middle of screwing one pipe to another. Finishing attaching these pipes, Mario and Luigi tell the nearby Salvador Drainotto to turn-on the water pressure. Hearing Mario and Luigi, Salvador turns a wheel attached to a pipe, which proceeds to send water traveling through the piping system. Hearing water rush through the pipe, Princess Toadstool and Toad watch as water blasts from the open end of the pipe system, knocking down a nearby wall.


With the wall blocking their path gone, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainado travel farther into the bowels of Snow World in search of the drainpipe to Brooklyn. Up above them, Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack are traveling forward to the entrance of the caverns on their Ostros.
With the wall blocking their path gone, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto travel farther into the bowels of Snow World in search of the drainpipe to Brooklyn. Up above them, Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack are traveling forward to the entrance of the caverns on their Ostros.


Having traveled further, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainado are in the midst of crossing a stone bridge suspended over a lake of lava. As Toad begins to reassure a panicking Luigi, Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack appear, with a taunting Koopa Khan wielding a lit [[Bob-omb]]. Seeing Koopa Khan, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador begin to try and run across the stone bridge, to no avail, as Koopa Khan simply throws the Bob-omb at the bridge, destroying it and sending Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador plummeting into the lava below them.
Having traveled further, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto are in the midst of crossing a stone bridge suspended over a lake of lava. As Toad begins to reassure a panicking Luigi, Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack appear, with a taunting Koopa Khan wielding a lit [[Bob-omb|Bob-Omb]]. Seeing Koopa Khan, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador begin to try and run across the stone bridge, to no avail, as Koopa Khan simply throws the Bob-Omb at the bridge, destroying it and sending Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador plummeting into the lava below them.


As he tumbles through the air, Mario manages to grab hold on a stone ledge jutting outwards and has Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainado grab hold of his dangling feet. Barely capable of hanging on to the edge of the ledge, Mario sees a [[Fire Flower]] on the ledge and begins trying to grasp as Koopa Khan mocks him from above, saying he'll never be able to reach the Fire Flower. Trying to grasp the Fire Flower, Mario almost loses his grip on the ledge, but manages to touch the Fire Flower and turn into [[Fire Mario|Super Mario]].
As he tumbles through the air, Mario manages to grab hold on a stone ledge jutting outwards and has Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto grab hold of his dangling feet. Barely capable of hanging on to the edge of the ledge, Mario sees a [[Fire Flower]] on the ledge and begins trying to grasp as Koopa Khan mocks him from above, saying he will never be able to reach the Fire Flower. Trying to grasp the Fire Flower, Mario almost loses his grip on the ledge, but manages to touch the Fire Flower and turn into [[Fire Mario|Super Mario]].


As Super Mario, Mario, using his newfound super strength, manages to wave his arms fast enough to "fly" through the air, carrying Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainado, who are still dangling from Mario's feet, with him. Reaching the ledge opposite of Koopa Khan, Mario, after dropping Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainado on the ledge, begins to blast Koopa Khan and his Snifit minions with fireballs, forcing them to retreat with Koopa Khan uttering threats to both Mario and his cowardly minions.
As Super Mario, Mario, using his newfound super strength, manages to wave his arms fast enough to "fly" through the air, carrying Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto, who are still dangling from Mario's feet, with him. Reaching the ledge opposite of Koopa Khan, Mario, after dropping Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto on the ledge, begins to blast Koopa Khan and his Snifit minions with fireballs, forcing them to retreat with Koopa Khan uttering threats to both Mario and his cowardly minions.


With Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack gone, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Toad congratulate Mario for getting rid of them, while Salvador Drainado reminds them of the drainpipe to Brooklyn. Following Salvador deeper into Snow World's catacombs, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool finally find the drainpipe to Brooklyn, which Salvador proclaims to be the last one there is.
With Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack gone, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Toad congratulate Mario for getting rid of them, while Salvador Drainotto reminds them of the drainpipe to Brooklyn. Following Salvador deeper into Snow World's catacombs, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool finally find the drainpipe to Brooklyn, which Salvador proclaims to be the last one there is.


It is only when Salvador Drainado begins to instruct him on how to work the drainpipe that Mario begins to develop doubts about going back to Brooklyn, much to Luigi's surprise. As Mario begins to make-up several feeble reasons as to why he and Luigi should stay in the Mushroom Kingdom, Princess Toadstool, overhearing Mario, says that he and Luigi should return to their home and promptly orders him to do so.
It is only when Salvador Drainotto begins to instruct him on how to work the drainpipe that Mario begins to develop doubts about going back to Brooklyn, much to Luigi's surprise. As Mario begins to make-up several feeble reasons as to why he and Luigi should stay in the Mushroom Kingdom, Princess Toadstool, overhearing Mario, says that he and Luigi should return to their home and promptly orders him to do so.


After Princess Toadstool makes this order, Mario and Luigi are told by Salvador Drainado to hurry-up and make their decision, revealing if they choose not to come with him to Brooklyn, he can never come back for them, as the drainpipe is only one-way. Eventually making their decision, Mario and Luigi decide to go back to Brooklyn and proceed to give a tearful goodbye to Toad and Princess Toadstool.
After Princess Toadstool makes this order, Mario and Luigi are told by Salvador Drainotto to hurry-up and make their decision, revealing if they choose not to come with him to Brooklyn, he can never come back for them, as the drainpipe is only one-way. Eventually making their decision, Mario and Luigi decide to go back to Brooklyn and proceed to give a tearful goodbye to Toad and Princess Toadstool.


Elsewhere in the caverns, an enraged Koopa Khan is reprimanding his Snifit cohorts for abandoning him earlier and, after scolding them, orders them to find a way to cross the lava filled gorge. After saying this, Koopa Khan kicks a nearby stalagmite in frustration and, after nursing the pain he received in his foot, watches as the stalagmite falls forward and creates a bridge across the gorge. Staring dumbstruck at the stone bridge he accidentally created, Koopa Khan is told by a nearby Snifit that maybe the fallen stalagmite could be used as a bridge. After the Snifit says this, Koopa Khan proceeds to grab him and throw him off his Ostro, hopping on the bird himself and commanding the Koopa Pack to charge forward.
Elsewhere in the caverns, an enraged Koopa Khan is reprimanding his Snifit cohorts for abandoning him earlier and, after scolding them, orders them to find a way to cross the lava filled gorge. After saying this, Koopa Khan kicks a nearby stalagmite in frustration and, after nursing the pain he received in his foot, watches as the stalagmite falls forward and creates a bridge across the gorge. Staring dumbstruck at the stone bridge he accidentally created, Koopa Khan is told by a nearby Snifit that maybe the fallen stalagmite could be used as a bridge. After the Snifit says this, Koopa Khan proceeds to grab him and throw him off his Ostro, hopping on the bird himself and commanding the Koopa Pack to charge forward.


Inside the drainpipe, Mario and Luigi are waving goodbye to Toad and the crying Princess Toadstool as Salvador Drainado works some nearby controls. As Toad and Princess Toadstool wave goodbye to Mario and Luigi, they are suddenly lassoed by ropes thrown by Koopa Khan. Dragging the captured Toad and Princess Toadstool towards him, Koopa Khan, after bidding a less then pleasant farewell to Mario and Luigi, leaves the scene with Princess Toadstool, Toad and the Koopa Pack.
Inside the drainpipe, Mario and Luigi are waving goodbye to Toad and the crying Princess Toadstool as Salvador Drainotto works some nearby controls. As Toad and Princess Toadstool wave goodbye to Mario and Luigi, they are suddenly lassoed by ropes thrown by Koopa Khan. Dragging the captured Toad and Princess Toadstool towards him, Koopa Khan, after bidding a less then pleasant farewell to Mario and Luigi, leaves the scene with Princess Toadstool, Toad and the Koopa Pack.


Seeing Princess Toadstool and Toad be taken by Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack, Mario, deciding to give-up his chance to return to Brooklyn, leaves the inside of the drainpipe, with Luigi, after saying goodbye to Salvador Drainado, following him. As Mario and Luigi leave to follow Koopa Khan, Salvador, bidding them goodbye, is blasted upwards by a stream of water while proclaiming that he's finally going back to [[Flatbush]], Brooklyn.
Seeing Princess Toadstool and Toad be taken by Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack, Mario, deciding to give-up his chance to return to Brooklyn, leaves the inside of the drainpipe, with Luigi, after saying goodbye to Salvador Drainotto, following him. Salvador tells them to look him up if they ever manage to get back to Brooklyn their own way. As Mario and Luigi leave to follow Koopa Khan, Salvador is blasted upwards by a stream of water while proclaiming that he did it.


In the tunnels of Snow World's caverns, Koopa Khan is in the midst of taunting Toad and Princess Toadstool, saying with Mario and Luigi gone, no one will be able to save them; as soon as Koopa Khan says this though, he, along with Toad and Princess Toadstool, is shocked to see Mario and Luigi on a pipe above them. After seeing Mario and Luigi, Koopa Khan orders his Snifits to attack them.
In the tunnels of Snow World's caverns, Koopa Khan is in the midst of taunting Toad and Princess Toadstool, saying with Mario and Luigi gone, no one will be able to save them; as soon as Koopa Khan says this though, he, along with Toad and Princess Toadstool, is shocked to see Mario and Luigi on a pipe above them. After seeing Mario and Luigi, Koopa Khan orders his Snifits to attack them.


Seeing the Snifits approaching them on several Ostros, Mario and Luigi begin to play a game of Patty Cake, confusing the Snifits; finishing their game, Mario and Luigi turn several valves on the pipes there standing on, causing water to shoot from a nearby, open pipe. This pipe proceeds to shoot water at the Snifits and their Ostros, washing them away and distracting Koopa Khan, allowing the captured Toad and Princess Toadstool to escape. Trying to re-capture Princess Toadstool and Toad, Koopa Khan himself is washed away by a wall of water, spouting insults all the way.
Seeing the Snifits approaching them on several Ostros, Mario and Luigi begin to play a game of Patty Cake, confusing the Snifits; finishing their game, Mario and Luigi turn several valves on the pipes there standing on, causing water to shoot from a nearby, open pipe. This pipe proceeds to shoot water at the Snifits and their Ostros, washing them away and distracting Koopa Khan, allowing the captured Toad and Princess Toadstool to escape. Trying to re-capture Princess Toadstool and Toad, Koopa Khan himself is washed away by a wall of water, spouting insults all the way. Turning off the water pipes, Mario and Luigi untie Toad and Princess Toadstool, the latter of whom, extremely grateful, gives Mario and Luigi two big kisses.


Turning-off the water pipes, Mario and Luigi untie Toad and Princess Toadstool, the latter of whom, extremely grateful, gives Mario and Luigi two big kisses.
==Characters==
[[File:KoopaKhan.jpg|thumb|"Koopa Khan"]]
*[[Mario]]
*[[Luigi]]
*[[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]]
*[[Toad]]
*[[Bowser|Koopa Khan]]
*[[Salvador Drainotto]]
*[[Snifit]]s
*[[Ostro]]s
*[[Shy Guy|Shyguy]]


==Animation and Continuity errors==
==Cast==
*[[Lou Albano]] &mdash; [[Mario]]
*[[Danny Wells]] &mdash; [[Luigi]], [[Salvador Drainotto]]
*[[Jeannie Elias]] &mdash; [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], [[Shy Guy|Shyguy]]
*[[John Stocker]] &mdash; [[Toad]]
*[[Harvey Atkin]] &mdash; [[Bowser|Koopa Khan]]
*[[Greg Morton]] &mdash; [[Snifit]]


*When Salvador Drainado says "[I'm] not just really great, sonny.", Mario is saying the words, not Salvador.
==Animation and continuity errors==
*In the original version, when [[Salvador Drainotto]] says, "''Not just really great, sonny!''" [[Mario]]'s mouth is moving instead. This is fixed in the French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Latin American Spanish dubs.
*When [[Toad]] puts his cap back on, his chest and pants swap colors for a few frames.
*When Mario and Luigi are excited to go back to Brooklyn, Mario's mouth moves, but no sound can be heard.
*When Drainotto says he could make an underground river with some help, he has four fingers on each hand instead of five.
*When Mario and his friends cross the bridge, they are almost to the other side, but when [[Bowser|Koopa Khan]] appears, they are in the middle.
*When Mario and his friends look at Koopa Khan while on the bridge, Princess Toadstool does not a cape on, but when Koopa Khan destroys the bridge, a cape appears.
*When Mario shoots fireballs at Koopa Khan and his army, a fire is layered over a [[Snifit]].
*When Mario and Luigi are watching the water go through the pipes, Luigi has an "M" on [[Luigi Cap|his cap]].
*When Koopa Khan kicks a stalagmite, it falls down, but in the next shot, it is back in place.
*When Mario and Luigi are untying Princess Toadstool and Toad, the water is red instead of blue.
*When Mario and his friends are blown away, Luigi is blown first, but in the next shot, he is in front of Mario.
*When Mario and his friends are being separated by the opening floor, Toad is by Mario, but in the next shot, he is by Luigi.
*When Luigi pulls the lever, his clothes flash. This also happens with a bolt when Mario is tightening it.
**In the same scene, the eyes on the lever glow, but in the next shot, they are not.
***Additionally, the floor opens, but when Koopa Khan watches them fall, it is closed.
****Furthermore, the trims on Princess Toadstool's dress are dark-pink instead of light-pink.
*When Mario and his friends fall into the cave, Princess Toadstool is above Toad, but in the next shot, Luigi is above him.
*When Salvador Drainotto bangs the pipe with his wrench, Mario walks towards it, but in the next shot, he returns to his previous position.
*When Mario and his friends meet Salvador Drainotto, they are on the ground of the cavern, but when Drainotto says that he can make an underground river with their help, they are on a pipe.
*Throughout the episode, the spikes on Koopa Khan's tail are colored orange instead of white.
*When Koopa Khan tells the Snifits to mount their [[Ostro]]s, they are missing.
*When the group runs to the pipe, [[Fire Mario]] is colored like his [[Super Mario (form)|normal form]].
**In the same scene, Drainotto runs in place for a few frames.
***Additionally, Toad briefly runs in midair, and shortly after, he is layered underneath a rock.
*When Salvador Drainotto is sent to Brooklyn, the lever inside the [[Warp Pipe]] is missing.
*When Princess Toadstool says goodbye to Mario and Luigi, she has a rag, but when she is captured by Koopa Khan, it disappears.
**In the same scene, Toad disappears a few frames.
*When Mario tells Drainotto that he cannot let the princess be captured by Koopa Khan, buttons appear on the back of the latter's overalls.


== Trivia ==
<gallery>
TSMBSS Brooklyn Bound error.png|Toad's miscolored pants and chest
TSMBSS Brooklyn Bound error 2.png|Princess Toadstool's miscolored dress
TSMBSS Brooklyn Bound error 3.png|Super Mario's miscolored outfit
</gallery>


* In "Brooklyn Bound" Mario, as Super Mario, shows the ability to fly by waving his arms, a trait not seen in any Mario games at the time, nor in any future ones.
==Profiles==
*'''Netflix:''' ''With [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] poised to go back home to [[Brooklyn]], [[Bowser|Koopa]] once again takes the [[Princess Peach|Princess]] prisoner, forcing them to stay.''<ref>[https://www.netflix.com/title/70212980 ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'']. ''Netflix''. Retrieved June 22, 2020.</ref>
*'''[[Showdown in Brooklyn]]''' DVD: ''The Mario Bros. finally find a way back to Brooklyn. But they are faced with a big decision when Koopa captures the Princess just at the moment they can return home.''
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|ChiS=驶往布鲁克林
|ChiSR=Shǐwǎng Bùlǔkèlín
|ChiSM=Brooklyn Bound
|ChiSC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLyhRmEMFYk 布魯克林界 | 兒童電子遊戲 | 兒童卡通]</ref>
|Fre=Le grand boum
|FreM=The big bang (reference to French title of the 1944 comedy film ''{{wp|The Big Noise}}'')
|FreC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ds8HHmN4VOQ&list=PLaFoLvczabwZT9mEcsRppZJRvNoW4czwg&index=21 Super Mario Bros 021 Le grand boum]</ref>
|Ger=Heim nach Brooklyn
|GerM=Home to Brooklyn
|GerC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzVqCt9IX0Q&list=PLn0Cm-QzTZcYMFil7DnnbYQJlk7qccB4H&index=16 The Super Mario Bros Super Show! Folge 14 Cher’s Poochie / Heim nach Brooklyn]</ref>
|Ita=Ritorno a casa<ref>[https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/0o0AAOSwMylmYCnI/s-l1600.webp ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'' VHS 2 - Pubblished by Bim Bum Bam]</ref>
|ItaM=Returning home
|Por=A Terra do Gelo
|PorM=Ice Land
|PorC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvOPXuRUG1c&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BlhZQzQNfBFjrkJrrocv7kU&index=16 Super Mario Bros. Super Show - Super Transformação / A Terra do Gelo]</ref>
|Rus=Граница Бруклина
|RusR=Granitsa Bruklina
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|Spa=Destino Brooklyn
|SpaM=Brooklyn Destination
|SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZMQLbRgZ_k Brooklyn Bound | Dibujos Para Niños]</ref>
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* Though Salvador Drainado never made another direct appearance in ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'', the episode "[[Plumbers Academy]]" did make a reference to him, and depicted a statue of him.
==Trivia==
*Though [[Salvador Drainotto]] never makes another direct appearance in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'', the episode "[[Plummers Academy]]" shows a statue of him.
*This episode is one of the episodes where [[Toad]] can be seen without his cap, where he takes it off when it becomes stuck on his head.
*When Toad reassures Drainotto, he says, "''Old plumbers never cry.''" This is a reference to "''Goonies never say die''," a famous catchphrase from the 1985 adventure-comedy film ''{{wp|The Goonies}}''.


* This episode, along with the live-action segment, [[Cher's Poochie]], is the last episode to have commercial bummer with a preview of the live-action segment on a brick wall. Starting with [[Toad Warriors]], the commercial bumpers have changed into picture of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show intro.
==References==
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The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode
"Brooklyn Bound"
Brooklyn Bound Title Screen
Production number 121
Airdate September 21, 1989 (English)
October 8, 1990 (French)[?]
Writer(s) David Bennett Carren
J. Larry Carroll
Plumber's Log # 2-21
King Koopa's alter ego(s) Koopa Khan
Cover song(s) "Danger Zone"
Replacement song(s) "My Karoobi"
Live-action segment "Cher's Poochie"
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"Brooklyn Bound" is the twelfth episode of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! Its corresponding live-action segment is "Cher's Poochie." This episode, along with the live-action segment, is the last episode to have a commercial bumper with a preview of the live-action segment on a brick wall. In addition, the episode shows that Super Mario is able to fly by flapping his arms, a trait not seen in any other Super Mario media, making it the only time where he has the ability to fly.

Plot synopsis[edit]

In Snow World, Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Princess Toadstool, exhausted and hungry, weakly venture forth through a snowy field, mentioning that the hordes of Koopa Khan are after them. As he walks forward, Luigi suddenly falls and begins to be blown through the air by the powerful wind of the Snow World, with Princess Toadstool, Toad and Mario being blown away with him.

Eventually, Mario, Princess Toadstool and Toad land safely on the ground, unfortunately, Luigi lands face-down in a large pile of snow, complaining that he is beginning to despise being in the Mushroom World and constantly being chased by Koopa Khan. Grabbing the legs of the struggling Luigi, Mario pulls him from the snow and agrees with his words, saying he is also beginning to want to go back home to Brooklyn, which he misses dearly.

Hearing Mario, Princess Toadstool begins to feel sorry for him and decides to help him and Luigi get back home, no matter what. Just as Princess Toadstool says this though, Koopa Khan, along with several of his Snifit minions, who are riding Ostros, appear. Seeing Koopa Khan, Toad tells Mario, Luigi and Princess Toadstool to follow him into a nearby entrance to a cave.

Following Toad into the cave entrance, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool find themselves trapped, with a brick wall standing before them. With Koopa Khan's Snifit henchmen before him, Luigi pulls a nearby lever on the wall, which causes the floor of the room to pull apart, dropping him, Mario, Princess Toadstool and Toad plummeting into a pit as Koopa Khan and his Snifit followers watch them in amusement.

Falling downwards, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool manage to successfully grab some pipes jutting from the walls; hanging from these, Mario comments that they must have been created by a great plumber, after saying this, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool suddenly hear a voice below them. Looking downward, Mario and Luigi are surprised to see Salvador Drainotto, the greatest plumber in the world, below them.

Dropping down to where Salvador Drainotto is, Mario and Luigi introduce him to Toad and Princess Toadstool, saying that Salvador Drainotto was the greatest plumber ever and that everyone in Brooklyn knew who he was, until one day, he disappeared. Hearing Mario and Luigi, Salvador tells them that he has been trapped in the Mushroom Kingdom for thirteen years, but has recently gained a map that will lead him to a drainpipe back to his home in Brooklyn.

Salvador Drainotto encourages Mario and Luigi to return to Brooklyn.

Upon hearing Salvador say this, Mario and Luigi begin to think about various landmarks such as the Brooklyn Bridge and foods associated with New York City. Mario and Luigi's daydream is cut short, though, when Salvador tells him that he will be unable to lead them to the drainpipe unless he can pass a wall blocking his path. At first Mario and Luigi are disheartened at seeing this wall, but learn from Salvador that, with their help, he can create a piping system that could send a stream of water at the wall with enough force to blast through it.

After hearing Salvador Drainotto's plan, Princess Toadstool says that Mario and Luigi have to help him so they can return to Brooklyn; after Princess Toadstool says this, Mario asks her if she and Toad would want to come to Brooklyn with them, which Princess Toadstool refuses to do, saying her people need her in the Mushroom Kingdom. After she refuses Mario's offer, Princess Toadstool goes on to say that Mario and Luigi should take this new chance to get home to Brooklyn; finally, after all this talk, an impatient Salvador Drainotto instructs Mario and Luigi to start helping him make the plan come to fruition. As Mario and Luigi begin to follow Salvador, leaving Princess Toadstool and Toad behind, a Shyguy suddenly leaps out from behind a nearby pipe and laughs menacingly.

In his base camp, Koopa Khan is in the midst of awarding himself a medal and praising himself for defeating Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool in front of his applauding Snifit minions. As Koopa Khan puts on his medal, one of his Snifit henchmen proposes a toast to him and proceeds to give Koopa Khan a large piece of toast. Eating this piece of toast, Koopa Khan orders every other Snifit present to cheer for him, which the Snifits do, raising their own pieces of large toast in the air in the process.

As the Snifits cheer for Koopa Khan, the Shyguy who had seen Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool rushes into Koopa Khan's tent and begins to tell Koopa Khan of what it saw, while hopping up and down frantically. Hearing the Shyguy say that Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Princess Toadstool are still alive, Koopa Khan orders the Koopa Pack to mount their Ostros.

Down below, in the caverns of Snow World, Mario and Luigi are in the middle of screwing one pipe to another. Finishing attaching these pipes, Mario and Luigi tell the nearby Salvador Drainotto to turn-on the water pressure. Hearing Mario and Luigi, Salvador turns a wheel attached to a pipe, which proceeds to send water traveling through the piping system. Hearing water rush through the pipe, Princess Toadstool and Toad watch as water blasts from the open end of the pipe system, knocking down a nearby wall.

With the wall blocking their path gone, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto travel farther into the bowels of Snow World in search of the drainpipe to Brooklyn. Up above them, Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack are traveling forward to the entrance of the caverns on their Ostros.

Having traveled further, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto are in the midst of crossing a stone bridge suspended over a lake of lava. As Toad begins to reassure a panicking Luigi, Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack appear, with a taunting Koopa Khan wielding a lit Bob-Omb. Seeing Koopa Khan, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador begin to try and run across the stone bridge, to no avail, as Koopa Khan simply throws the Bob-Omb at the bridge, destroying it and sending Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador plummeting into the lava below them.

As he tumbles through the air, Mario manages to grab hold on a stone ledge jutting outwards and has Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto grab hold of his dangling feet. Barely capable of hanging on to the edge of the ledge, Mario sees a Fire Flower on the ledge and begins trying to grasp as Koopa Khan mocks him from above, saying he will never be able to reach the Fire Flower. Trying to grasp the Fire Flower, Mario almost loses his grip on the ledge, but manages to touch the Fire Flower and turn into Super Mario.

As Super Mario, Mario, using his newfound super strength, manages to wave his arms fast enough to "fly" through the air, carrying Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto, who are still dangling from Mario's feet, with him. Reaching the ledge opposite of Koopa Khan, Mario, after dropping Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Salvador Drainotto on the ledge, begins to blast Koopa Khan and his Snifit minions with fireballs, forcing them to retreat with Koopa Khan uttering threats to both Mario and his cowardly minions.

With Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack gone, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Toad congratulate Mario for getting rid of them, while Salvador Drainotto reminds them of the drainpipe to Brooklyn. Following Salvador deeper into Snow World's catacombs, Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool finally find the drainpipe to Brooklyn, which Salvador proclaims to be the last one there is.

It is only when Salvador Drainotto begins to instruct him on how to work the drainpipe that Mario begins to develop doubts about going back to Brooklyn, much to Luigi's surprise. As Mario begins to make-up several feeble reasons as to why he and Luigi should stay in the Mushroom Kingdom, Princess Toadstool, overhearing Mario, says that he and Luigi should return to their home and promptly orders him to do so.

After Princess Toadstool makes this order, Mario and Luigi are told by Salvador Drainotto to hurry-up and make their decision, revealing if they choose not to come with him to Brooklyn, he can never come back for them, as the drainpipe is only one-way. Eventually making their decision, Mario and Luigi decide to go back to Brooklyn and proceed to give a tearful goodbye to Toad and Princess Toadstool.

Elsewhere in the caverns, an enraged Koopa Khan is reprimanding his Snifit cohorts for abandoning him earlier and, after scolding them, orders them to find a way to cross the lava filled gorge. After saying this, Koopa Khan kicks a nearby stalagmite in frustration and, after nursing the pain he received in his foot, watches as the stalagmite falls forward and creates a bridge across the gorge. Staring dumbstruck at the stone bridge he accidentally created, Koopa Khan is told by a nearby Snifit that maybe the fallen stalagmite could be used as a bridge. After the Snifit says this, Koopa Khan proceeds to grab him and throw him off his Ostro, hopping on the bird himself and commanding the Koopa Pack to charge forward.

Inside the drainpipe, Mario and Luigi are waving goodbye to Toad and the crying Princess Toadstool as Salvador Drainotto works some nearby controls. As Toad and Princess Toadstool wave goodbye to Mario and Luigi, they are suddenly lassoed by ropes thrown by Koopa Khan. Dragging the captured Toad and Princess Toadstool towards him, Koopa Khan, after bidding a less then pleasant farewell to Mario and Luigi, leaves the scene with Princess Toadstool, Toad and the Koopa Pack.

Seeing Princess Toadstool and Toad be taken by Koopa Khan and the Koopa Pack, Mario, deciding to give-up his chance to return to Brooklyn, leaves the inside of the drainpipe, with Luigi, after saying goodbye to Salvador Drainotto, following him. Salvador tells them to look him up if they ever manage to get back to Brooklyn their own way. As Mario and Luigi leave to follow Koopa Khan, Salvador is blasted upwards by a stream of water while proclaiming that he did it.

In the tunnels of Snow World's caverns, Koopa Khan is in the midst of taunting Toad and Princess Toadstool, saying with Mario and Luigi gone, no one will be able to save them; as soon as Koopa Khan says this though, he, along with Toad and Princess Toadstool, is shocked to see Mario and Luigi on a pipe above them. After seeing Mario and Luigi, Koopa Khan orders his Snifits to attack them.

Seeing the Snifits approaching them on several Ostros, Mario and Luigi begin to play a game of Patty Cake, confusing the Snifits; finishing their game, Mario and Luigi turn several valves on the pipes there standing on, causing water to shoot from a nearby, open pipe. This pipe proceeds to shoot water at the Snifits and their Ostros, washing them away and distracting Koopa Khan, allowing the captured Toad and Princess Toadstool to escape. Trying to re-capture Princess Toadstool and Toad, Koopa Khan himself is washed away by a wall of water, spouting insults all the way. Turning off the water pipes, Mario and Luigi untie Toad and Princess Toadstool, the latter of whom, extremely grateful, gives Mario and Luigi two big kisses.

Characters[edit]

"Koopa Khan"

Cast[edit]

Animation and continuity errors[edit]

  • In the original version, when Salvador Drainotto says, "Not just really great, sonny!" Mario's mouth is moving instead. This is fixed in the French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Latin American Spanish dubs.
  • When Toad puts his cap back on, his chest and pants swap colors for a few frames.
  • When Mario and Luigi are excited to go back to Brooklyn, Mario's mouth moves, but no sound can be heard.
  • When Drainotto says he could make an underground river with some help, he has four fingers on each hand instead of five.
  • When Mario and his friends cross the bridge, they are almost to the other side, but when Koopa Khan appears, they are in the middle.
  • When Mario and his friends look at Koopa Khan while on the bridge, Princess Toadstool does not a cape on, but when Koopa Khan destroys the bridge, a cape appears.
  • When Mario shoots fireballs at Koopa Khan and his army, a fire is layered over a Snifit.
  • When Mario and Luigi are watching the water go through the pipes, Luigi has an "M" on his cap.
  • When Koopa Khan kicks a stalagmite, it falls down, but in the next shot, it is back in place.
  • When Mario and Luigi are untying Princess Toadstool and Toad, the water is red instead of blue.
  • When Mario and his friends are blown away, Luigi is blown first, but in the next shot, he is in front of Mario.
  • When Mario and his friends are being separated by the opening floor, Toad is by Mario, but in the next shot, he is by Luigi.
  • When Luigi pulls the lever, his clothes flash. This also happens with a bolt when Mario is tightening it.
    • In the same scene, the eyes on the lever glow, but in the next shot, they are not.
      • Additionally, the floor opens, but when Koopa Khan watches them fall, it is closed.
        • Furthermore, the trims on Princess Toadstool's dress are dark-pink instead of light-pink.
  • When Mario and his friends fall into the cave, Princess Toadstool is above Toad, but in the next shot, Luigi is above him.
  • When Salvador Drainotto bangs the pipe with his wrench, Mario walks towards it, but in the next shot, he returns to his previous position.
  • When Mario and his friends meet Salvador Drainotto, they are on the ground of the cavern, but when Drainotto says that he can make an underground river with their help, they are on a pipe.
  • Throughout the episode, the spikes on Koopa Khan's tail are colored orange instead of white.
  • When Koopa Khan tells the Snifits to mount their Ostros, they are missing.
  • When the group runs to the pipe, Fire Mario is colored like his normal form.
    • In the same scene, Drainotto runs in place for a few frames.
      • Additionally, Toad briefly runs in midair, and shortly after, he is layered underneath a rock.
  • When Salvador Drainotto is sent to Brooklyn, the lever inside the Warp Pipe is missing.
  • When Princess Toadstool says goodbye to Mario and Luigi, she has a rag, but when she is captured by Koopa Khan, it disappears.
    • In the same scene, Toad disappears a few frames.
  • When Mario tells Drainotto that he cannot let the princess be captured by Koopa Khan, buttons appear on the back of the latter's overalls.
  • Toad's miscolored pants and chest

    Toad's miscolored pants and chest

  • Princess Toadstool's miscolored dress

    Princess Toadstool's miscolored dress

  • Super Mario's miscolored outfit

    Super Mario's miscolored outfit

Profiles[edit]

  • Netflix: With Mario and Luigi poised to go back home to Brooklyn, Koopa once again takes the Princess prisoner, forcing them to stay.[1]
  • Showdown in Brooklyn DVD: The Mario Bros. finally find a way back to Brooklyn. But they are faced with a big decision when Koopa captures the Princess just at the moment they can return home.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Chinese (simplified) 驶往布鲁克林[2]
Shǐwǎng Bùlǔkèlín 		Brooklyn Bound
French Le grand boum[3] The big bang (reference to French title of the 1944 comedy film The Big Noise)
German Heim nach Brooklyn[4] Home to Brooklyn
Italian Ritorno a casa[5] Returning home
Portuguese A Terra do Gelo[6] Ice Land
Russian Граница Бруклина[7]
Granitsa Bruklina 		Brooklyn Bound
Spanish Destino Brooklyn[8] Brooklyn Destination

Trivia[edit]

  • Though Salvador Drainotto never makes another direct appearance in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, the episode "Plummers Academy" shows a statue of him.
  • This episode is one of the episodes where Toad can be seen without his cap, where he takes it off when it becomes stuck on his head.
  • When Toad reassures Drainotto, he says, "Old plumbers never cry." This is a reference to "Goonies never say die," a famous catchphrase from the 1985 adventure-comedy film The Goonies.

References[edit]

  1. ^ The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!. Netflix. Retrieved June 22, 2020.
  2. ^ 布魯克林界 | 兒童電子遊戲 | 兒童卡通
  3. ^ Super Mario Bros 021 Le grand boum
  4. ^ The Super Mario Bros Super Show! Folge 14 Cher’s Poochie / Heim nach Brooklyn
  5. ^ The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! VHS 2 - Pubblished by Bim Bum Bam
  6. ^ Super Mario Bros. Super Show - Super Transformação / A Terra do Gelo
  7. ^ Мультик Супер Марио
  8. ^ Brooklyn Bound | Dibujos Para Niños
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The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episodes
Animated episodes
Episode 1: "The Bird! The Bird!" • Episode 2: "King Mario of Cramalot" • Episode 3: "Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid" • Episode 4: "Mario's Magic Carpet" • Episode 5: "Rolling Down the River" • Episode 6: "The Great Gladiator Gig" • Episode 7: "Mario and the Beanstalk" • Episode 8: "Love 'Em and Leave 'Em" • Episode 9: "The Great BMX Race" • Episode 10: "Stars in Their Eyes" • Episode 11: "Jungle Fever" • Episode 12: "Brooklyn Bound" • Episode 13: "Toad Warriors" • Episode 14: "The Fire of Hercufleas" • Episode 15: "Count Koopula" • Episode 16: "Pirates of Koopa" • Episode 17: "Two Plumbers and a Baby" • Episode 18: "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario" • Episode 19: "Do You Princess Toadstool Take this Koopa...?" • Episode 20: "The Pied Koopa" • Episode 21: "Koopenstein" • Episode 22: "On Her Majesty's Sewer Service" • Episode 23: "Mario and Joliet" • Episode 24: "Too Hot to Handle" • Episode 25: "Hooded Robin and His Mario Men" • Episode 26: "20,000 Koopas Under the Sea" • Episode 27: "Mighty McMario and the Pot of Gold" • Episode 28: "Mario Meets Koop-zilla" • Episode 29: "Koopa Klaus" • Episode 30: "Mario and the Red Baron Koopa" • Episode 31: "The Unzappables" • Episode 32: "Bad Rap" • Episode 33: "The Mark of Zero" • Episode 34: "The Ten Koopmandments" • Episode 35: "The Koopas are Coming! The Koopas are Coming!" • Episode 36: "The Trojan Koopa" • Episode 37: "Quest for Pizza" • Episode 38: "The Great Gold Coin Rush" • Episode 39: "Elvin Lives" • Episode 40: "Plummers Academy" • Episode 41: "Karate Koopa" • Episode 42: "Mario of the Apes" • Episode 43: "Princess, I Shrunk the Mario Brothers" • Episode 44: "Little Red Riding Princess" • Episode 45: "The Provolone Ranger" • Episode 46: "Escape from Koopatraz" • Episode 47: "Mario of the Deep" • Episode 48: "Flatbush Koopa" • Episode 49: "Raiders of the Lost Mushroom" • Episode 50: "Crocodile Mario" • Episode 51: "Star Koopa" • Episode 52: "Robo Koopa"
Live-action segments
Episode 1: "Neatness Counts" • Episode 2: "Day of the Orphan" • Episode 3: "All Steamed Up" • Episode 4: "Marianne & Luigeena" • Episode 5: "Slime Busters" • Episode 6: "The Mario Monster Mash" • Episode 7: "Bonkers From Yonkers" • Episode 8: "Bats in the Basement" • Episode 9: "Will the Real Elvis Please Shut Up!" • Episode 10: "Magic's Magic" • Episode 11: "Mama Mia Mario" • Episode 12: "Alligator Dundee" • Episode 13: "Dance" • Episode 14: "Cher's Poochie" • Episode 15: "Wild Thing" • Episode 16: "E.C. The Extra Creepy" • Episode 17: "The Marios Fight Back" • Episode 18: "Magician" • Episode 19: "Do You Believe In Magic?" • Episode 20: "Mommies Curse" • Episode 21: "Lost Dog" • Episode 22: "Plumbers of the Year" • Episode 23: "Mario Hillbillies" • Episode 24: "Super Plant" • Episode 25: "Fred Van Winkle" • Episode 26: "Baby Mario Love" • Episode 27: "9001: A Mario Odyssey" • Episode 28: "Fake Bro" • Episode 29: "Time Out Luigi" • Episode 30: "Tutti Frutti, oh Mario" • Episode 31: "Flower Power" • Episode 32: "Vampire Until Ready" • Episode 33: "Heart Throb" • Episode 34: "Fortune Teller" • Episode 35: "The Magic Love" • Episode 36: "Little Marios" • Episode 37: "Gorilla My Dreams" • Episode 38: "George Washington Slept Here" • Episode 39: "Caught in a Draft" • Episode 40: "Defective Gadgetry" • Episode 41: "Toupee" • Episode 42: "The Artist" • Episode 43: "Zenned Out Mario" • Episode 44: "Texas Tea" • Episode 45: "The Great Hereafter" • Episode 46: "The Painting" • Episode 47: "Game Show Host" • Episode 48: "Home Radio" • Episode 49: "Glasnuts" • Episode 50: "Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn" • Episode 51: "Adee Don't" • Episode 52: "Chippie Chipmunks" • Episode 53: "A Basement Divided" • Episode 54: "No Way to Treat a Queenie" • Episode 55: "Pizza Crush" • Episode 56: "Goodbye Mr. Fish" • Episode 57: "French" • Episode 58: "Two Bums From Brooklyn" • Episode 59 "Opera" • Episode 60: "Tutti Frutti Mario" • Episode 61: "Cyrano de Mario" • Episode 62: "Rowdy Roddy's Rotten Pipes" • Episode 63: "Santa Claus is Coming to Flatbush" • Episode 64: "Captain Lou Is Missing" • Episode 65: "The Ghoul of my Dreams"
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