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|image=[[File:DanceSMBSS.jpg|200px]]<br>Shabba-Doo teaches Mario and Luigi his dance moves with several footpads.
|image=[[File:DanceSMBSS.jpg|200px]]<br>Shabba-Doo teaches Mario and Luigi his dance moves with several footpads.
|production=115
|production=115
|airdate=September 20, 1989
|airdate=September 20, 1989
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|guest={{wp|Shabba Doo}}
|title=None
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|cartoon="[[Jungle Fever]]"
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|before=[[Alligator Dundee (episode)|<<]]
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"'''Dance'''" is the thirteenth live-action segment of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''. Its corresponding animated episode is "[[Jungle Fever]]".
"'''Dance'''" is the thirteenth live-action segment of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding animated episode is "[[Jungle Fever]]." This episode is notable for being one of the earliest mentions of "Mario" being the Mario Bros' surname. "[[Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn]]" would later have another reference to this name.


==Plot synopsis==
==Plot synopsis==
In [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]], [[Mario]], wearing a party hat, is in the midst of carrying a large pizza with a candle on it. Approaching [[Luigi]], who is seated at a table an blindfolded, Mario, after repeatedly telling Luigi not to peek, places the pizza down in front of him. After setting the pizza down on the table, Mario tells Luigi to remove his blindfold, which he does.
In [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]], [[Mario]], wearing a party hat, is in the midst of carrying a large pizza with a candle on it. Approaching [[Luigi]], who is seated at a table while blindfolded, Mario, after repeatedly telling Luigi not to peek, places the pizza down in front of him. After setting the pizza down on the table, Mario tells Luigi to remove his blindfold, which he does.


After Luigi removes his blindfold, Mario wishes him a happy birthday and tells him to blow-out the candle on his pizza and to make a wish. Blowing-out the candle on the pizza, a happy Luigi proceeds to hug Mario as a thanks for making him the pizza. After Luigi hugs him tells him how good a brother he is, Mario takes an envelope out from behind his back and gives it to Luigi, saying it is his birthday present.
After Luigi removes his blindfold, Mario wishes him a happy birthday and tells him to blow-out the candle on his pizza and to make a wish. Blowing-out the candle on the pizza, a happy Luigi proceeds to hug Mario as a thanks for making him the pizza. After Luigi hugs him tells him how good a brother he is, Mario takes an envelope out from behind his back and gives it to Luigi, saying it is his birthday present.


Excited, Luigi grabs the envelope and begins to open it; finally opening the envelope, Luigi finds a large, gold colored gift certificate, saying he will be alloted one free dance lesson from [[Shabba-Doo]]. Extremely grateful to Mario for this gift, Luigi says that he will get this dance lesson just in time for the [[Annual Plumbers' Dance]]. After Luigi says this, Mario says that he also signed-up for dance lessons with Shabba-Doo.
Excited, Luigi grabs the envelope and begins to open it; finally opening the envelope, Luigi finds a large, gold colored gift certificate, saying he will be allotted one free dance lesson from [[Shabba-Doo]]. Extremely grateful to Mario for this gift, Luigi says that he will get this dance lesson just in time for the [[Annual Plumbers' Dance]]. After Luigi says this, Mario says that he also signed-up for dance lessons with Shabba-Doo.


Hearing this, Luigi tells Mario that they are going to have to prepare for their dance lesson with some practice. Agreeing to this, Mario and Luigi begin to practice dancing, by spinning in place.
Hearing this, Luigi tells Mario that they are going to have to prepare for their dance lesson with some practice. Agreeing to this, Mario and Luigi begin to practice dancing, by spinning in place.


Later, Mario and Luigi, who are wearing rather bizarre costumes, are still practicing their dance moves, when the doorbell of their apartment rings. Hearing the doorbell, Luigi calls for whoever is there to come in. After Luigi says this, the door of the apartment bursts open, revealing Shabba-Doo, who quickly leaps down the stairs and wishes Luigi a happy birthday while high-fiving him. Luigi, who is overenthralled at meeting Shabba-Doo, begins to bombard him with praise and questions.
Later, Mario and Luigi, who are wearing rather bizarre costumes, are still practicing their dance moves, when the doorbell of their apartment rings. Hearing the doorbell, Luigi calls for whoever is there to come in. After Luigi says this, the door of the apartment bursts open, revealing Shabba-Doo, who quickly leaps down the stairs and wishes Luigi a happy birthday while high-fiving him. Luigi, who is enthralled at meeting Shabba-Doo, begins to bombard him with praise and questions.


Eventually stopping his inquiries, Luigi and Mario watch as Shabba-Doo places several numbered footpads on the floor, saying that these footpads will help Luigi and Mario learn to dance. Instructing Mario and Luigi to use the footpads, Shabba-Doo can only watch in disdain as Mario and Luigi perform somewhat horribly at dancing.
Eventually stopping his inquiries, Luigi and Mario watch as Shabba-Doo places several numbered footpads on the floor, saying that these footpads will help Luigi and Mario learn to dance. Instructing Mario and Luigi to use the footpads, Shabba-Doo can only watch in disdain as Mario and Luigi perform somewhat horribly at dancing.


Later, Mario and Luigi, having seemingly become better at dancing, enter their apartment and begin to dance all throughout, as Shabba-Doo plays music on a nearby stereo. Dancing like experts, Mario and Luigi are congratulating for progressing so well in dancing by Shabba-Doo, who says they'll by a hit at the Plumber's Dance.
Later, Mario and Luigi, having seemingly become better at dancing, enter their apartment and begin to dance all throughout, as Shabba-Doo plays music on a nearby stereo. Dancing like experts, Mario and Luigi are congratulating for progressing so well in dancing by Shabba-Doo, who says they will be a hit at the Plumber's Dance.


After getting this praise from Shabba-Doo, Mario and Luigi ask him if he'll perform some of his dance moves for them, which Shabba-Doo more than happily agrees to. Performing several dancing feats, Shabba-Doo is joined in his dance performance by Mario and Luigi, who are a near match to Shabba-Doo.
After getting this praise from Shabba-Doo, Mario and Luigi ask him if he will perform some of his dance moves for them, which Shabba-Doo more than happily agrees to. Performing several dancing feats, Shabba-Doo is joined in his dance performance by Mario and Luigi, who are a near match to Shabba-Doo.
 
==Characters==
*[[Mario]]
*[[Luigi]]
*[[Shabba-Doo]]
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Ger=Wo bleibst du denn Die Fliege
|GerM=Where is The Fly?
|GerC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9r8SLY9boMA&list=PLn0Cm-QzTZcYMFil7DnnbYQJlk7qccB4H&index=15 The Super Mario Bros Super Show! Folge 13 Dance / Urwaldfieber]</ref>
|Heb=ברייקדאנס
|HebR=Vrkdns
|HebM=Breakdance
|HebC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NYQTaFSFm8&list=PL9O9vXdJDrqlKHsDjvWQQR8yzML7oOP9S&index=4 האחים סופר מריו (1989) - (The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Hebrew Dub) - S01E15]</ref>
|Ita=Balla!
|ItaM=Dance!
|Por=Aula da dança
|PorM=Dance class
|PorC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A3m9I44uYo&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BlhZQzQNfBFjrkJrrocv7kU&index=44 Super Mario Bros. Super Show - Febre na Floresta / Aula de Dança (Dublado Versão VHS)]</ref>
|Spa=El baile
|SpaM=The dance
|SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8kUoIurFmU Fiebres tropicales | Dibujos Para Niños]</ref>
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Scenes from this segment are used extensively on the menu screens for the show's Volume One DVD set from Shout! Factory.
*Scenes from this segment are used extensively on the menu screens for the show's Volume One DVD set from Shout! Factory.
*When Luigi reads his gift certificate, he reads "This certificate does hereby entitle Luigi Mario to a free dance lesson from Shabba-Doo." However, when the certificate is shown onscreen, it actually says "This certificate does hereby entitle Luigi to a free dance lesson from Shaba-Doo," without mentioning his surname.
*When [[Luigi]] reads his gift certificate, he reads "This certificate does hereby entitle Luigi Mario to a free dance lesson from Shabba-Doo." However, when the certificate is shown onscreen, it actually says "This certificate does hereby entitle Luigi to a free dance lesson from Shaba-Doo{{sic}}," without mentioning his surname.
*When Mario and Luigi are dancing they are only shown from the waist down, meaning they were probably played by doubles.
*When [[Mario]] and Luigi are dancing, they are only shown from the waist down, indicating that they were probably played by doubles.
*The episode misspells Shabba-Doo's name as "Shaba-Doo" on both Luigi's certificate and the end credits.
*The episode misspells [[Shabba-Doo]]'s name as "Shaba-Doo" on both Luigi's certificate and the end credits.
{{TSMBSS Episodes}}
 
[[Category:Live-Action Segments]]
==References==
<references/>
 
{{TSMBSS episodes}}
[[Category:The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! live-action segments]]

Latest revision as of 18:08, September 29, 2024

The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! live-action segment
"Dance"
DanceSMBSS.jpg
Shabba-Doo teaches Mario and Luigi his dance moves with several footpads.
Production number 115
Airdate September 20, 1989[?]
Guest star(s) Shabba Doo
Cartoon episode "Jungle Fever"
Zelda preview "The White Knight"
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"Dance" is the thirteenth live-action segment of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! Its corresponding animated episode is "Jungle Fever." This episode is notable for being one of the earliest mentions of "Mario" being the Mario Bros' surname. "Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn" would later have another reference to this name.

Plot synopsis[edit]

In Mario Brothers Plumbing, Mario, wearing a party hat, is in the midst of carrying a large pizza with a candle on it. Approaching Luigi, who is seated at a table while blindfolded, Mario, after repeatedly telling Luigi not to peek, places the pizza down in front of him. After setting the pizza down on the table, Mario tells Luigi to remove his blindfold, which he does.

After Luigi removes his blindfold, Mario wishes him a happy birthday and tells him to blow-out the candle on his pizza and to make a wish. Blowing-out the candle on the pizza, a happy Luigi proceeds to hug Mario as a thanks for making him the pizza. After Luigi hugs him tells him how good a brother he is, Mario takes an envelope out from behind his back and gives it to Luigi, saying it is his birthday present.

Excited, Luigi grabs the envelope and begins to open it; finally opening the envelope, Luigi finds a large, gold colored gift certificate, saying he will be allotted one free dance lesson from Shabba-Doo. Extremely grateful to Mario for this gift, Luigi says that he will get this dance lesson just in time for the Annual Plumbers' Dance. After Luigi says this, Mario says that he also signed-up for dance lessons with Shabba-Doo.

Hearing this, Luigi tells Mario that they are going to have to prepare for their dance lesson with some practice. Agreeing to this, Mario and Luigi begin to practice dancing, by spinning in place.

Later, Mario and Luigi, who are wearing rather bizarre costumes, are still practicing their dance moves, when the doorbell of their apartment rings. Hearing the doorbell, Luigi calls for whoever is there to come in. After Luigi says this, the door of the apartment bursts open, revealing Shabba-Doo, who quickly leaps down the stairs and wishes Luigi a happy birthday while high-fiving him. Luigi, who is enthralled at meeting Shabba-Doo, begins to bombard him with praise and questions.

Eventually stopping his inquiries, Luigi and Mario watch as Shabba-Doo places several numbered footpads on the floor, saying that these footpads will help Luigi and Mario learn to dance. Instructing Mario and Luigi to use the footpads, Shabba-Doo can only watch in disdain as Mario and Luigi perform somewhat horribly at dancing.

Later, Mario and Luigi, having seemingly become better at dancing, enter their apartment and begin to dance all throughout, as Shabba-Doo plays music on a nearby stereo. Dancing like experts, Mario and Luigi are congratulating for progressing so well in dancing by Shabba-Doo, who says they will be a hit at the Plumber's Dance.

After getting this praise from Shabba-Doo, Mario and Luigi ask him if he will perform some of his dance moves for them, which Shabba-Doo more than happily agrees to. Performing several dancing feats, Shabba-Doo is joined in his dance performance by Mario and Luigi, who are a near match to Shabba-Doo.

Characters[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
German Wo bleibst du denn Die Fliege[1] Where is The Fly?
Hebrew ברייקדאנס[2]
Vrkdns
Breakdance
Italian Balla![?] Dance!
Portuguese Aula da dança[3] Dance class
Spanish El baile[4] The dance

Trivia[edit]

  • Scenes from this segment are used extensively on the menu screens for the show's Volume One DVD set from Shout! Factory.
  • When Luigi reads his gift certificate, he reads "This certificate does hereby entitle Luigi Mario to a free dance lesson from Shabba-Doo." However, when the certificate is shown onscreen, it actually says "This certificate does hereby entitle Luigi to a free dance lesson from Shaba-Doo[sic]," without mentioning his surname.
  • When Mario and Luigi are dancing, they are only shown from the waist down, indicating that they were probably played by doubles.
  • The episode misspells Shabba-Doo's name as "Shaba-Doo" on both Luigi's certificate and the end credits.

References[edit]