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'''''King Koopa's Kool Kartoons''''' is a live-action children's television show created by [[DIC Entertainment]] as a spin-off of their previous show, ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' The format of the series is comparable to {{wp|Bozo the Clown}}'s television show. [[Bowser|King Koopa]] hosted the show and was originally played by [[Christopher Collins]] (later [[Patrick Pinney]]) inside of a rubber suit as the show's emcee. Koopa's appearance and demeanor was based off his role in ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'' The King Koopa appearance was changed for the cartoon to be more believable for a live action show. At the end of the show King Koopa gave away prizes such as the {{wp|Power Glove}}.
'''''King Koopa's Kool Kartoons''''' is a live-action children's television show created by [[DIC Entertainment]] as a spin-off of their previous show, ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' The format of the series is comparable to {{wp|Bozo the Clown}}'s television show. [[Bowser|King Koopa]] hosted the show and was originally played by [[Christopher Collins]] (later [[Patrick Pinney]]) inside of a rubber suit as the show's emcee. Koopa's appearance and demeanor were based on his role in ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'' The King Koopa appearance was changed for the cartoon to be more believable for a live-action show. At the end of the show, King Koopa gave away prizes such as the {{wp|Power Glove}}.


==Broadcast and run==
==Broadcast and run==
The show's run began during the 1989/1990 holiday season. Each episode of ''King Koopa's Kool Kartoons'' lasted for thirty minutes and aired during the after-school afternoon time slot. {{wp|KTTV Fox 11}} broadcasted the show to the Southern California region alone, possibly to gauge the title's popularity before expanding. However, the production of the series ended after its first season.
The show's run began during the 1989/1990 holiday season. Each episode of ''King Koopa's Kool Kartoons'' lasted for thirty minutes and aired during the after-school afternoon time slot. {{wp|KTTV|KTTV Fox 11}} broadcasted the show to the Southern California region alone, possibly to gauge the title's popularity before expanding. However, the production of the series ended after its first season.


Later, the show was broadcast for English audiences through {{wp|The Children's Channel}}.
Later, the show was broadcast for English audiences through {{wp|The Children's Channel}}.
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===Introduction===
===Introduction===
The pre-recorded introduction featured King Koopa, [[Ratso]], his ''{{wp|Rat terrier}}'', and his Troopas strutting down a {{wp|Los Angeles}} steet towards a television studio. The king and his minions sang the theme song (see below). As they pass a crowd of stunned people, one of the older Troopas puts a Koopa mask on a child in the crowd who proceeds to follow them. When they arrived at the doorway a bewildered guard attempted to block their entry, Koopa pulls the whistle from his mouth. Entering the set of a clown's studio as an episode of his show is filming, Koopa and his children proceeded to take over the show. Koopa pushed the cameraman away and proceeded to confront the clown, who panicked. After the clown attempted to win Koopa's favor through roses and a balloon, Koopa pops the balloon with his claw, scaring him away. The previous audience having left, King Koopa's Troopas are free to fill in the seats. Koopa glares at the screen as he screams, "It's my show now!" The screen turns black as he points his scepter at the screen and cries, "BAH!"
The pre-recorded introduction featured King Koopa, [[Ratso]], his ''{{wp|Rat terrier}}'', and his Troopas strutting down a {{wp|Los Angeles}} street towards a television studio. The king and his minions sang the theme song (see below). As they pass a crowd of stunned people, one of the older Troopas puts a Koopa mask on a child in the crowd who proceeds to follow them. When they arrived at the doorway a bewildered guard attempted to block their entry, Koopa pulls the whistle from his mouth. Entering the set of a clown's studio as an episode of his show is filming, Koopa and his children proceeded to take over the show. Koopa pushed the cameraman away and proceeded to confront the clown, who panicked. After the clown attempted to win Koopa's favor through roses and a balloon, Koopa pops the balloon with his claw, scaring him away. The previous audience having left, King Koopa's Troopas are free to fill in the seats. Koopa glares at the screen as he screams, "It's my show now!" The screen turns black as he points his scepter at the screen and cries, "BAH!"


====Theme song====
====Theme song====
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===Credits===
===Credits===
At the end of the half hour, the credits would appear in front of another prerecorded segment.
At the end of the half-hour, the credits would appear in front of another prerecorded segment.
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