Club Mario (The Adventures of Sherlock Mario)
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| Club Mario segment | |||||||
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| Segment | 57 | ||||||
| Airdate |  July 31, 1990[?] | ||||||
| Cartoon episode | "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario" | ||||||
| Original segment | "Plumbers of the Year" | ||||||
| Zelda preview | "Sing for the Unicorn" | ||||||
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This segment is the Club Mario segment that aired alongside The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario," replacing the original live-action segment "Plumbers of the Year."
Plot synopsis[edit]
After the cartoon, Co-MC, speaking in a stereotypical British accent, comments that it was a "jolly good cartoon." The Dude Brothers add that it was "cool," but Tommy Treehugger tells them to be quiet. Co-MC continues by saying that he and Tommy have solved the case of the missing toothbrush and have found the culprits, with Tommy adding that they found out that the Dude Brothers stole it. Tommy asks why they stole his toothbrush, saying that they do not even have teeth, to which the Rude responds that they did not think that it was stealing; they though it was a clever plot device to meet them, with Crude adding that they are their heroes. Tommy says that they will still be reprimanded; as punishment for their actions, the Dude Brothers have to distribute 4,500,000 toothbrushes throughout the city. The Dude Brothers bargain to distribute only ten, which, after some thought, Tommy and Co-MC agree to. The latter then allows them to watch the preview for the next The Legend of Zelda episode, with the scene then fading to the preview.
After the preview, Rude says that Tommy and Co-MC left to get the toothbrushes that they will distribute, with Crude adding that they are now members of Club Mario. The Dude Brothers comment that Club Mario is very "cool." Rude suggests that, now that they are members of Club Mario, they can go "satellite surfing." Crude agrees, but not before posing. The Dude Brothers then briefly "satellite surf" to a show showing a tour of M&M's World before "satellite surfing" to a beach in San Diego, with Crude commenting that it must be the most famous beach in the city. Rude agrees that it is one of San Diego's most famous beach, explaining that people swim, sun, and snorkel there.
As Crude mentions that it is too "cool," the scene then cuts back to Club Mario, where Tommy and Co-MC compliment them for their "satellite surfing," with Tommy commenting that they are almost as good as they are on TV. As the Dude Brothers thank them, Co-MC adds that they can only be true members of Club Mario if they perform their community service. Tommy explains to the viewer that they had an "awesome" Sherlock Holmes day on Club Mario today before asking the Dude Brothers what they will be doing next, to which they respond that they will be "way cool." Tommy and Co-MC then say goodbye to the viewer, telling them that they hope to see them tomorrow, "where the airwaves are [their] waves."
