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[[File:InspectorGadget.jpg|thumb|'''Inspector Gadget''', being greeted by Mario.]]  
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'''[[Wikipedia:Inspector Gadget|Inspector Gadget]]''', also known simply as '''Inspector''' or '''Gadget''', is a bumbling detective cyborg who has starred in many animated TV series, specials, and two live-action films. He is well-known for the fact that his mechanical body contains a huge variety of gadgets, most of which are activated by him saying "Go-Go-Gadget-(name of gadget)". Inspector Gadget appeared as a guest star on ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' on two occasions because [[DIC Entertainment]] produced both it and the [[wikipedia:Inspector Gadget (1983 TV series)|animated series of the same name]] and used the character as the company mascot.  
'''{{wp|Inspector Gadget}}''', also known simply as '''Inspector''' or '''Gadget''' (real name '''Augustin Tamare''' according to French press materials for his home series), is a bumbling detective cyborg who has starred in many animated TV series, specials, and two live-action films. He is well-known for the fact that his mechanical body contains a huge variety of gadgets, most of which are activated by him saying "Go-Go-Gadget-(name of gadget)". Inspector Gadget appeared as a guest star on ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' on two occasions.


Inspector Gadget first appeared in "[[Defective Gadgetry]]", where he arrived at [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]] in need of repairs. It was the character's first live-action appearance, predating [[Wikipedia:Inspector Gadget (film)|the film]] by ten years. As he greeted [[Mario]], the two of them shook hands, only for Gadget to accidentally extend his gadget hammer in place of his hand. Mario pulled off the hammer, and told Inspector Gadget to return in an hour. Inspector Gadget claimed that he had to stay while Mario and Luigi were to repair his gadgets, as he was awaiting an important phone call from [[List of Implied Characters#Chief Quimby|the Chief]]. Gadget then answered the call on his top-secret gadget phone, and told the Chief that he would be on his way as soon as the Mario Bros. fixed him up. As Gadget hung up from his conversation, the antenna from his phone broke.
[[DIC Entertainment]] produced the 1983 animated ''{{wp|Inspector Gadget (1983 TV series)|Inspector Gadget}}'' series, and has used the character as the company mascot. As such, an animated version of Inspector Gadget is featured in the menu of the ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show: Mario's Greatest Movie Moments'' DVD, where he explains how to use the menu's various options.<ref>http://cinemassacre.com/2011/04/01/super-mario-bros-super-show-dvd-menu-screen-review/</ref>


Inspector Gadget waited patiently while Mario and [[Luigi]] prepared themselves to repair him, and continued to wait as Mario and Luigi repaired his body. Despite what they claimed, Inspector Gadget's body was in worse shape than when he arrived, as it was in pieces all over the assembly table. Barely able to talk, Inspector Gadget asked Mario and Luigi how long the two of them had been working for [[Wikipedia: Doctor Claw|Dr. Claw]], his longtime arch-nemesis.
==Appearances==
Inspector Gadget first appears in "[[Defective Gadgetry]]", where he arrived at [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]] in need of repairs. It was the character's first live-action appearance, predating {{wp|Inspector Gadget (film)|the film}} by ten years. As he greets [[Mario]], the two of them shake hands, only for Gadget to accidentally extend his gadget hammer in place of his hand. Mario pulls off the hammer and tells Inspector Gadget to return in an hour. Inspector Gadget replies that he has to stay while Mario and [[Luigi]] repair his gadgets, as he is awaiting an important phone call from [[List of implied characters#Chief Quimby|the Chief]]. Gadget then answers the call on his top-secret gadget phone, and tells the Chief that he is on his way as soon as the Mario Bros. fix him up. As Gadget hangs up, the antenna on his phone breaks, prompting him to complain about falling to pieces.


Fortunately, Mario and Luigi were able to rebuild Inspector Gadget's body using some spare parts that Luigi picked up. Treating Inspector Gadget as if he were a car, Luigi treated him to a bench check, reporting that his RPM was up by 3000, his oil was clean, and that he would have to come back for a left foot alignment at around 3000 miles. Mario then presented Gadget with a thirty day parts and labor warranty, and warned him not to run over any nails.
Inspector Gadget waits patiently while Mario and Luigi repair his body. Despite what they claimed, Inspector Gadget's body is now in worse shape than when he had arrived, as it is in pieces all over the assembly table. Barely able to talk, Inspector Gadget asks Mario and Luigi how long the two of them had been working for {{wp|Doctor Claw}}, his longtime arch-nemesis. Fortunately, Mario and Luigi are able to rebuild Inspector Gadget's body using some spare parts that Luigi picked up. Treating Inspector Gadget as if he was a car, Luigi treats him to a bench check, reporting that his RPM is up by 3000, his oil is clean, and that he has to come back for a left foot alignment at around 3000 miles. Mario then presents Gadget with a thirty-day parts-and-labor warranty, and warns him not to run over any nails.


As he prepared to make out a check, Inspector Gadget asked Luigi as to where he got his spare parts, to which Luigi commented that he got them from a nearby novelty store. Inspector Gadget realized what this meant, as when he stood up, his hands were drooping down from his arms on springs. Gadget then thanked the Mario Bros. for their so-called "work", and vowed to leave before they could help any more. As Gadget stepped outside, he accidentally activated his rocket shoes, which were wrongly hooked up by Mario and Luigi, and went crashing outside Mario Brothers Plumbing.
As he prepares to write out a check, Inspector Gadget asks Luigi where he got his spare parts; Luigi replies that they are from a nearby novelty store. Inspector Gadget realizes what this means, and when he stands up, his hands droop down from his arms on springs. Gadget sarcastically thanks the Mario Bros. for their "work", and vows to leave before they can try and help him again. As Gadget steps outside, he accidentally activates his rocket shoes, which were wrongly hooked up by Mario and Luigi, and goes crashing outside Mario Brothers Plumbing.


Inspector Gadget appeared again in [[The Treasure of Sierra Brooklyn]]. When Mario and Luigi find a treasure map, they call Inspector Gadget over to get help.
Inspector Gadget later appears in "[[Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn]]". When Mario and Luigi find a treasure map, they call Inspector Gadget over to get help.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*[[Wikipedia:Maurice LaMarche|Maurice LaMarche]], the actor who portrayed Inspector Gadget on ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'', would later go on to take over the role of voicing him from the late [[Wikipedia:Don Adams|Don Adams]] several years later following Don Adams' retirement from the role.
*{{wp|Maurice LaMarche}}, the actor who portrayed Inspector Gadget on ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'', would later go on to take over the role of voicing him from the late {{wp|Don Adams}} several years later, following Don Adams' retirement from the role. LaMarche has voiced several other DIC Entertainment characters including the Oracle of Delphius, Uncle Chuck and Sleet in ''Sonic Underground''.
*An animated version of Inspector Gadget is featured in the menu of the ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show: Mario's Greatest Movie Moments'' DVD, where he explains how to use the menu's various options.<ref>http://cinemassacre.com/2011/04/01/super-mario-bros-super-show-dvd-menu-screen-review/</ref>
**According to LaMarche, Adams was actually approached to portray the character but he declined and instead recommended LaMarche for the role.<ref>https://twitter.com/MAURICELAMARCHE/status/1578918864435392514?cxt=HHwWhMCtve-VuekrAAAA</ref>


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"Gadget" redirects here. For information about the toys found in Mario Party Advance, see Gaddget.
Inspector Gadget
Inspector Gadget
Species Cyborg/Human
First appearance Inspector Gadget (1982, Inspector Gadget franchise)
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - "Defective Gadgetry" (1989, Super Mario-related media)
Latest appearance Inspector Gadget (2015, Inspector Gadget franchise)
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - "Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn" (1989, Super Mario-related media)
Portrayed by Ivan Sherry (2015-2018, Inspector Gadget franchise)
Maurice LaMarche (1989, Super Mario-related media)

Inspector Gadget, also known simply as Inspector or Gadget (real name Augustin Tamare according to French press materials for his home series), is a bumbling detective cyborg who has starred in many animated TV series, specials, and two live-action films. He is well-known for the fact that his mechanical body contains a huge variety of gadgets, most of which are activated by him saying "Go-Go-Gadget-(name of gadget)". Inspector Gadget appeared as a guest star on The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! on two occasions.

DIC Entertainment produced the 1983 animated Inspector Gadget series, and has used the character as the company mascot. As such, an animated version of Inspector Gadget is featured in the menu of the The Super Mario Bros. Super Show: Mario's Greatest Movie Moments DVD, where he explains how to use the menu's various options.[1]

Appearances[edit]

Inspector Gadget first appears in "Defective Gadgetry", where he arrived at Mario Brothers Plumbing in need of repairs. It was the character's first live-action appearance, predating the film by ten years. As he greets Mario, the two of them shake hands, only for Gadget to accidentally extend his gadget hammer in place of his hand. Mario pulls off the hammer and tells Inspector Gadget to return in an hour. Inspector Gadget replies that he has to stay while Mario and Luigi repair his gadgets, as he is awaiting an important phone call from the Chief. Gadget then answers the call on his top-secret gadget phone, and tells the Chief that he is on his way as soon as the Mario Bros. fix him up. As Gadget hangs up, the antenna on his phone breaks, prompting him to complain about falling to pieces.

Inspector Gadget waits patiently while Mario and Luigi repair his body. Despite what they claimed, Inspector Gadget's body is now in worse shape than when he had arrived, as it is in pieces all over the assembly table. Barely able to talk, Inspector Gadget asks Mario and Luigi how long the two of them had been working for Doctor Claw, his longtime arch-nemesis. Fortunately, Mario and Luigi are able to rebuild Inspector Gadget's body using some spare parts that Luigi picked up. Treating Inspector Gadget as if he was a car, Luigi treats him to a bench check, reporting that his RPM is up by 3000, his oil is clean, and that he has to come back for a left foot alignment at around 3000 miles. Mario then presents Gadget with a thirty-day parts-and-labor warranty, and warns him not to run over any nails.

As he prepares to write out a check, Inspector Gadget asks Luigi where he got his spare parts; Luigi replies that they are from a nearby novelty store. Inspector Gadget realizes what this means, and when he stands up, his hands droop down from his arms on springs. Gadget sarcastically thanks the Mario Bros. for their "work", and vows to leave before they can try and help him again. As Gadget steps outside, he accidentally activates his rocket shoes, which were wrongly hooked up by Mario and Luigi, and goes crashing outside Mario Brothers Plumbing.

Inspector Gadget later appears in "Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn". When Mario and Luigi find a treasure map, they call Inspector Gadget over to get help.

Trivia[edit]

  • Maurice LaMarche, the actor who portrayed Inspector Gadget on The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, would later go on to take over the role of voicing him from the late Don Adams several years later, following Don Adams' retirement from the role. LaMarche has voiced several other DIC Entertainment characters including the Oracle of Delphius, Uncle Chuck and Sleet in Sonic Underground.
    • According to LaMarche, Adams was actually approached to portray the character but he declined and instead recommended LaMarche for the role.[2]

References[edit]

  1. ^ http://cinemassacre.com/2011/04/01/super-mario-bros-super-show-dvd-menu-screen-review/
  2. ^ https://twitter.com/MAURICELAMARCHE/status/1578918864435392514?cxt=HHwWhMCtve-VuekrAAAA
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