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Super Mario Challenge was a show which aired on | Super Mario Challenge was a show which aired on | ||
The Children’s Channel, | |||
It ran from 1990-1991 | |||
and aired at about 4.30 PM every weeknight. | |||
The presenter, John Lenahan, was a look a-like of Super Mario (and dressed in his clothes). | The presenter, John Lenahan, was a look a-like of Super Mario (and dressed in his clothes). | ||
Two guest players would have to do tasks all of which involved playing the Nintendo video games Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2 and then later after its release in 1991 Super Mario Bros. 3. | Two guest players would have to do tasks all of which involved playing the Nintendo video games Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2 and then later after its release in 1991 Super Mario Bros. 3. | ||
Rounds included which player could complete a level in the fastest time and who collect the most gold coins on a certain level. | Rounds included which player could complete a level in the fastest time and who collect the most gold coins on a certain level. | ||
The show was dropped in 1991 quite a while before The Children's Channel rebranding to TCC,this is evident in Link Anchor Man receiving several letters asking if the show would be repeated, which it never was. | |||
Revision as of 09:29, January 31, 2008
Super Mario Challenge was a show which aired on
The Children’s Channel, It ran from 1990-1991 and aired at about 4.30 PM every weeknight. The presenter, John Lenahan, was a look a-like of Super Mario (and dressed in his clothes).
Two guest players would have to do tasks all of which involved playing the Nintendo video games Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2 and then later after its release in 1991 Super Mario Bros. 3.
Rounds included which player could complete a level in the fastest time and who collect the most gold coins on a certain level.
The show was dropped in 1991 quite a while before The Children's Channel rebranding to TCC,this is evident in Link Anchor Man receiving several letters asking if the show would be repeated, which it never was.
