Club Mario

This article is about the television series that replaced the live-action segments for The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! For other uses, see Club Mario (disambiguation).

Not to be confused with Mario Club Co., Ltd. or Super Mario Club (television series).

Through 1990 to 1991, Club Mario replaced the original live-action segments of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! ^[1] The series centers around two Super Mario-obsessed teenagers, Tommy Treehugger and Co-MC, who are the co-hosts of their own show at their titular studio. The hosts are played by Chris Coombs and Michael Anthony Rawlins respectively.

Cast[edit ]

• Chris Coombs as Tommy Treehugger
• Michael Anthony Rawlins as Co-MC and Evil Eric
• Kurt Weldon as Dr. Know-It-All
• Victoria Delaney as Tammy Treehugger
• Jeff Rose as Big Kid
• James Abbott as The Band
• Shanti Kahn as Princess Centauri

Episodes[edit ]

Recurring segments[edit ]

On the show, there are several recurring segments.

"Are You Bogus?"[edit ]

Main article: Are You Bogus?

In "Are You Bogus?", Tommy Treehugger and Co-MC interview a guest at Club Mario, asking them questions to determine if they are who they claim to be.

"Celluloid Rating"[edit ]

In "Celluloid Rating," Tommy and Co-MC watch popular films and then rate them based on how they felt about the film.

Featured films[edit ]

• A Fine Mess ("Mario's Magic Carpet")
• The Invisible Man ("Stars in Their Eyes")
• The Adventures of Baron Munchausen ("The Fire of Hercufleas")

"Dr. Know-It-All"[edit ]

In "Dr. Know-It-All," Tommy and Co-MC ask a man named Dr. Know-It-All a question, but when he attempts to answer, they decide they do not want to hear his answer anymore, usually because his answers are incorrect. Sometimes, Co-MC or Tommy bet Dr. Know-It-All's answers are incorrect. Occasionally, Dr. Know-It-All's answers are correct, causing an argument between Tommy and Co-MC. Dr. Know-It-All was played by Kurt Weldon, a crew member who wrote several episodes of the Super Mario cartoons, as well as its corresponding show Captain N: The Game Master .

Spaced Out Theater[edit ]

Spaced Out Theater is a show that Tommy Treehugger and Co-MC watch while "satellite surfing" on Thursdays and Fridays. It is hosted by Princess Centauri, a green alien woman bookending an edited version of another show called Photon , produced by DIC Entertainment, with all of the copyrighted songs replaced with original music. During the segment, she often makes witty remarks about Bhodi Li and his partners' adventures in attempting to find the titular Photon crystals located on every planet they visit.

Featured clips[edit ]

• "The Recruit" ("Mario Meets Koop-zilla," "Doppelganger")
• "Queen's Pawn" ("The Trojan Koopa," "Stinging a Stinger")
• "Skin Deep" ("Flatbush Koopa," "The Missing Link")
• "Dinosaur" ("Robo Koopa," "The Moblins are Revolting")
• "Deadly Thorns" ("Mario's Magic Carpet," "The Ringer")
• "No Laughing Matter" ("Love 'Em and Leave 'Em," "Cold Spells")
• "Space Terror" ("Brooklyn Bound," "The White Knight")
• "Necessity and Invention" ("Pirates of Koopa," "Kiss'n Tell")
• "Friends and Enemies" ("The Pied Koopa," "Sing for the Unicorn")
• "Maze of Fear" ("Too Hot to Handle," "That Sinking Feeling")

Big Kid Theater[edit ]

Big Kid Theater is a show that Tommy Treehugger and Co-MC watch while "satellite surfing." It is hosted by its titular character Big Kid, "the biggest 10-year old," played by Jeff Rose. During the segments, he shows clips of old black-and-white films, such as Tarzan the Ape Man .

Featured films[edit ]

• Tarzan the Ape Man ("Mario's Magic Carpet")
• Radar Men from the Moon ("Rolling Down the River," "The Great BMX Race")

Staff[edit ]

Main article: List of Club Mario staff

Gallery[edit ]

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Club Mario.

• Co-MC, (foreground) Tommy Treehugger, (background) and James (distance)

  Co-MC, (foreground) Tommy Treehugger, (background) and James (distance)

• Tommy Treehugger

  Tommy Treehugger

• Tommy Treehugger (left) and Co-MC (right)

  Tommy Treehugger (left) and Co-MC (right)

• Princess Centauri, hostess of Spaced Out Theater

  Princess Centauri, hostess of Spaced Out Theater

• James

  James

Names in other languages[edit ]

Notes[edit ]

• The Mario doll featured in many of the Club Mario segments is the 1989 Mario doll from Applause.
• On streaming releases, the YouTube upload by WildBrain, and reruns on MeTV Toons, the Club Mario segment is included for "The Unzappables" instead of its original live-action segment.^[3] It is also the only segment of the show to be dubbed in Mandarin Chinese.

References[edit ]

External links[edit ]

• Playlist with 23 surviving Club Mario segments
• Playlist with 39 surviving Club Mario segments

• Television series
• Club Mario
• DIC Entertainment

• Articles with unsourced dates