Unusual Inspector Gadget end credit sequence
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Here's a slightly different "Inspector Gadget" closing credit sequence from the first season episode "Monster Lake." For some reason, the audio is a bit higher-pitched, and resembles the version of the closing theme seen on the second season of "Inspector Gadget," but with the original Frank Welker recording of Dr. Claw and M.A.D. Cat at the end. To my knowledge, this is the only first-season episode with a credit sequence like this. This was taken from the "Inspector Gadget - The Original Series" DVD. This is NOT A SPOOF!
Also note that this version of the credits is the earlier version where the text is VERY small and difficult to read. This was corrected after nine episodes into the series.
It also includes the extended 2001 "Incredible World of DiC" logo, the early 80s LBS logo and the 90s Bohbot Entertainment logo, also on the DVD.
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"Inspector Gadget" was one of Teletoon Retro's most popular TV shows (the defunct TV channel aired it from it's launch in 2007 until it's shutdown in 2015).
Rest in peace, Bruno Bianchi.
I can't believe it!! I used to watch these when I was a kid in back then in 1988-1989 on Nicklodeon.
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Then how old are you
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0:31. I'll get you next time, Gadget. Next time.
MOOAAEERR! (logo intensifies)
This is the version of the credits I always saw
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I saw one but Cookie Jar plastered DiC
@@Wina_Wina don't forget dhx media and wildbrain.
@@VictorGonzalez-xs9oc I did not see that plaster.
@@Wina_Wina its because DiC owned the show, but occasionally Cookie Jar plastered and removed DiC.
The music sounds normal for PAL speed (PAL telecine is usually done at 25 fps instead of 24, so everything's 4% faster)
I am from the future. And you change the speed of the video's by going to the opinions
DIC's evergreen Inspector Gadget was distributed by Bohbot Entertainment (already the distributors Ring Raiders and later Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Double Dragon, Hurricanes, Street Sharks, Action Man, Ultraforce and reruns of The Wizard of Oz and StarCom) from September 14, 1992 to September 16, 1994, taking over the show from LBS. Comprising reruns of the decade-old 65 half-hour episodes of season 1. The episodes were time-compressed definitely seen to have been done directly for Bohbot’s new syndicated package of the show. They also added the episode title of an episode to the start in Dom Casual all-caps font (usually in white or red). Bohbot didn’t distributed the final 21 episodes for season 2 as they already had a full package with the 1st 65.
And I must have seen Bohbot Entertainment prints of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, original syndicated airings of Double Dragon, Hurricanes, Street Sharks, Action Man, and Ultraforce and later prints of The Wizard of Oz, and StarCom: The U.S. Space Force.
Dr. Claw: "I'll get you next time, Gadget! Next time!"
M.A.D. Cat: "MEEEEOOOOWWWW!"
He never did get him. Lol 😂😂😂.
@@kennethdemuchest5171 Same old George Claw
@@kennethdemuchest5171 when did Claw ever get Gadget
Always remembered Dr.Claw's line at the end credits eversince a kid.After he would say "Next Time" I would always get excited because that meant there'll be another episode!
Oh my god- 0:31 The Chief IS DR. CLAW! :P
I couldn't help seeing it that way as a kid, even though I knew he wasn't.
Haha, that's how I always saw it as a kid! 😆😂😂😂
Loleeeed
I mean, one can suppose that considering the Chief's lips at the end mostly match up with the Dr. Claw recording.
This never was solved the case since the show never aired on tv anymore.
I like Inspector Gadget. I knew it was on Nickelodeon for almost 5 years, and on CBS Saturday Mornings for almost 1 year, but I did knew he was still in local syndication this late, this time as a daily strip through Bohbot Entertainment airing on off-network through various independent stations, and the big four network affiliates (NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox) from September 7, 1992 and until from the fall to September 16, 1994, comprising repeats of all 65 episodes of 1st season.
This is from when Bohbot distributed all 65 episodes of Season 1 of Inspector Gadget was rerun on daily syndicated weekdays in local affiliates of Fox, independent channels and the big 3 networks stations (NBC, ABC and CBS) from 1992 to 1994.
The audio pitch is how I remember it in my country...
in PAL regions, the show obivously would have to be pitched up (for the US, they had to wait until Season 2 to recieve this)
I used to watch these growing up back then in 1993 when DiC repackaged Inspector Gadget on syndicated television reruns on my local Fox affiliate.
I saw the syndicated package of Inspector Gadget from Bohbot Entertainment on my local Fox station in the early 1990's, but the intro and closing credits were kept from the program (1983-1986).
That was nice, and brought back memories.
Pokemon rangers version Pokemon rangers! Pokemon rangers! go rangers go! Go rangers go! Pokemon rangers! Pokemon rangers!
Mojo JoJo: I'll get you next time rangers next time!
Meowth: meowth that's right!
The animated Inspector Gadget was syndicated in 1992 in a number of ways, including:
CBS: The series was briefly shown on CBS’ “Kid TV” Saturday morning cartoon block from 1991 to 1992. It was the same reruns of the original syndicated program.
Nickelodeon: Reruns of the show were aired from October 1, 1987, until August 31, 1992 and again from November 4, 1996 until April 29, 2000.
The Family Channel: Reruns then moved to The Family Channel (now Freeform) on their Fam TV lineup from September 1, 1992 to September 29, 1995.
Repacked for syndication: Inspector Gadget returned to broadcast weekday syndicated television in September 7, 1992 to September 16, 1994 through Bohbot Entertainment after taking over for LBS, with independent affiliates, along with many Fox stations, and the big 3 network stations-NBC, ABC and CBS.
International TV stations: The show was also aired on various TV stations internationally and remained in syndication until the 2000’s.
DIC Entertainment (then called DIC Animation City, Inc. at the time): DIC produced an animated Christmas special based on the program, Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas, in 1992.
I love people noticing these little inconsistancies
I saw this show in syndicated reruns on Fox as part of the Fox 24 Kids Club in South Carolina in the spring to summer/early fall months of 1993, while playing on The Family Channel's Fam TV animated cartoon block at the same time.
Okay so Especialy some of japanese people that i saw in the ending credits that they helped with English developers on that show more like anime feel to it but because of the character eye detail!.
Especially Penny´s eyes. They are very detailed.
I think dic also worked on salior moon
@@t_man7259 Adaptation with toei tho but usually ared on toonami
Especially Gadget's eyes are not. Those eyes dont have pupils they are just black circles
This was the first episode to air during the season proper, on Monday September 5, 1983 (Labor Day)
It always amused me, growing up, the scene with all the police vehicles, it looks like no one is driving the motorcycle.
Like always in Inspector Gadget theme and ending theme: GO Gadget GO 'Gadget van transforming into Gadget Mobile'
It even looked like the original Toyota car
I love this credits.
Yeah, I noticed there's A slight pitch in the audio. I've also learned that when Hallmark acquired the Filmation library after Loreal shut them down, they restored the 'He-Man' episode with the audio pitched up A bit.
When LBS filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, then it got defunct, in around fall 1992, Bohbot Entertainment distributed all 65 episodes of season 1 of Inspector Gadget in syndicated reruns through various Fox and independent affiliates 5 days at week. DIC themselves repackaged the show, and the episodes were time-compressed by Bohbot. Inspector Gadget was a proven ratings hit by that time. The final 22 episodes of season 2 was never distributed by Bohbot at all.
I used to watch those back then in the early 90's in reruns on local syndication (this was the before school slot) on the 6:00-6:30am half-hour timeslot on my Fox affiliate Charleston television station WTAT (Fox channel 24) on the Fox 24 Kids Club before the Fox Network's Fox Kids Network programming syndicated lineup in spring to the fall of 1993, about 31 years ago.
This must have come from a fairly recent master tape where they messed up the end logos at the end. The copyright for the end credits says 1983, so this was meant to be the credits from the 1st season.
David315842 Yeah, this is what I call a "Bohbot" print, due to the Bohbot logo at the end. A few episodes have the "Kid in Bed," others have the "Incredible World of DiC." They also time-compressed the episodes (resulting in the higher pitch here) and added the title of an episode to the start in an ugly all-caps font.
***** It makes sense if they did that for timing. But then it may have been a PAL master for European/Australian viewing as well. But the recent logos were of course adding in later.
+David315842 If this was a sped-up PAL master, it would play much faster than what we see here. PAL video (when processed the most common way) plays 4.2% faster than NTSC -- and this outro is not nearly that fast compared with the original 1983 version. So this is most definitely time-compressed NTSC video, as wileyk mentions.
And as it happens: the English-language PAL masters for Inspector Gadget, used for broadcast over the years in areas like Great Britain and Australia, did actually NOT have PAL speed-up! The NTSC masters were converted to PAL video without altering the speed. I own the Australian DVD sets released by Magna Pacific, as well as several UK releases from Fox Kids, and all episodes on there are in the original 1983 NTSC tempo. (Unlike the NTSC DVD set from Shout! factory, ironically enough, where the sped-up Bohbot prints were used for almost all the episodes.)
Yeah; the time-compression was done by Bohbot in the 90s, IIRC. They also added the episode titles in that ugly all-caps font (usually in white or red.) Other episodes have the credits at the normal pitch, but not this one for some reason. (A handful of the episodes have a slightly higher pitch to the audio, except for the safety tip segments, like "Down on the Farm," "Gadget at the Circus," "The Boat," "The Haunted Castle," "King Wrong" and "Did You Myth Me?" while others kept the audio at the proper pitch, though the video was still sped up a bit.)
+wileyk209zback Most likely, thinking about it, I'm guessing DiC themselves did the time-compression -- they were the animation studio; and Bohbot was simply the distributor, taking over Gadget from LBS. But I do think the "Bohbot prints" is a good name for these prints. :) The speed-up definitely seems to have been done directly for Bohbot's new syndication package of the series.
0:38 So no one is going to tell about this echo-snippet ending?
Can someone please upload the Season 2 closing with Dr. Claw's second "Next time" recording?
When it says DIC I think Dick,
Do I have a sick mind?
Both of us do.
Yes.
Well at least you weren’t as sad as me! First time I was called a dick,it instantly reminded me of the DIC logos! 😂😂
Yes. That's why my wife turned pregnant
Dr Claw:I'll get you next time Gadget Next Time
The LBS logo was from 1976, not the early 80s.
The clips are from actual episodes of the title names in the closing credits are:
0:00 and 0:31 are from "Health Spa"
The top right clip is from "The Boat".
0:05, 0:13, 0:16, 0:18 are from "The Curse of the Pharaoh"
0:07 and is from "Monster Lake"
The bottom left clip is from "The Boat", and The top right clip at 0:10 is from "Health Spa".
0:21 is from "Race to the Finish"
0:23 are from "The Boat"
0:29 are from "Gadget's Replacement"
0:36 are from "Gadget Goes West"
That's because it's from a DVD not a tape.
Even the DVD would have been made using a TV master source tape of some kind.
+David315842 True
THAT One-AHOLE The Bohbot Entertainment logo replaced/plastered the 1987-1991 LBS logo.
VHS don't exists anymore in 2000's
I'll get you next time gadget next time Dr claw
The animated sequences used in the outro of Inspector Gadget are they from actual episodes and if so what are the title names at 0:01-0:06, 0:08-0:12, 0:16-0:18, 0:21-0:22, 0:23-0:25, 0:26-0:28, 0:29-0:30, 0:31-0:25, 0:36-0:38?
Yes, here are the ones I know.
0:23 and 0:26 are from The Boat
0:13 and 0:18 are from The Curse of the Pharaoh
I'm not sure about 0:29 but I think it's from A Star is Lost
0:36 is used in multiple episodes.
From the episodes of this show I saw on DVD, the credits always looked like this.
Cna you do what if the final 21 episodes of season 2 of Inspector Gadget was distributed by Bohbot Entertainment if it was time-compressed and would've been added to Bohbot's syndicated package in 1992 to 1994, during the early to mid 1990's?
Did you know that Haim Saban, the music composers for the show is the Creator of the Power Rangers franchise
RIP Bruno Bianchi (1955 - December 2, 2011)
C.J. O'Dell how did he die
Cancer. I found out that when I was doing a college project on him and the shows he was involved with. A shame really, as he died quite young.
Extremely talented man.......had done a lot of work in the short time that he was here......he will always be remembered for his contributions to animation and live action shows......
@Maribel Fernández fuck u
Same Age And Lifespan As Steve Jobs
Zak, Remember That Inspector Gadget Was On Qubo
Aired in qubo as well
Nope, Qubo killed Gadget for no reason.
@@catplayshacknewschannel1932 That Video Is Fake. It Was Only Made To Scare Us. Plus, The Phone Number In the Video Is A Rick Roll. Don't Believe Everything you see on the Internet Bro!
What’s unusual or what is heard on this outro is that the soundtrack of this outro is from the pilot episode.
Yeah, the pilot episode's end credit sequence indeed showed Dr. Claw and M.A.D. Cat at the "I'll get you next time, Gadget! Next time!"
But Guys, I hope they announce A Very New Series of Inspector Gadget 😔
Why is Bohbot at the end?
Bohbot never appeared during the 80's
After LBS filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and got defunct, in around 1992, Bohbot Entertainment started distributing the first season of Inspector Gadget for syndication. So to answer this question, it's because it's a Bohbot copy of the episode.
I think the Madeline DVDs would also excise all the original DiC logos, too.
2003年 『Inspector Ḡadget』より
The animated sequences used in the outro of Inspector Gadget are they from actual episodes and if so what are the title names? The one I know is "Curse of the Pharaoh". Any others?
They also used clips from "Health Spa," "The Boat," "Monster Lake" and "Gadget's Replacement."
Dont know which episode where Gadget was running around like such as, opening the trapdoor, opening two doors and opening an vault that Chief was hidden and Brain in the smaller one and lastly, Gadget jumps out the window and his car transform and includes Gadget arrest Claw but there was no one and the bomb blew up.
@@catplayshacknewschannel1932 I didn't knew that.
Here is a comparison video between the end credits clips and the actual episode clips. All of these clips have the sources of what episodes came from. Hope this helps you!!!
ruclips.net/video/5xkm5MIwqfA/видео.html
0:05, the animation is in various episodes, starting with "The Curse of the Pharaoh", 0:21, the animation is from "Race at the Finish", and 0:37, the animation is in various episodes, starting with "Gadget Goes West".
@wileyk209zback: Pitch correction is often used with newer PAL conversions (so they would still be 4% fast but the pitch would be right), however this technique has only come into use in the past decade or so. Maybe they forgot to do pitch correction on this one, or just used an older transfer for whatever reason.
I don't know why they would be using PAL sources since I assume what you have are region 1 NTSC DVDs, but it wouldn't be the first time something like this has happened.
To me of that sound of music, its fine.
When will you ever get Gadget Dr Claw. Never
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What is weird?? An unaired episode?? Bits of it??
so.. it's just the audio pitch that's different?
I'll get you next time gadget NEXT TIME
MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!
Dr claw, usually, he is not real. The Dr Claw is Quimby, but Gadget does'nt know about him. Gadget should believe that Quimby was dr Claw all the time. Gadget, of his stupidity, doesnt know him
And doesnt know how Dr Claw bothers gadget.
The 20001 DiC and 1976 LBS (instead of Pearson or Fremantle) WTF?
Wow
lol you can't even read them!
In the 2017 one, Gadget has cut out the long trench coat into a skirt looking trench coat
I know how you feel. Maybe because it was sped up and higher pitched a little. It's called "telecine". Look it up sometime, eh?
Telecine is just like a projector or a tape speed
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 0:36 high tone scream
That's MAD Cat!
Then, Chief Quimby has to be Dr Claw.
Well. 20:9 Monster Lake
For German 10:8 Gadget Superstar
0:29 0:34 0:36 mad cat
Next time gadget!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
penny need to upgrade to a ipad
She could probably get a free one from her uncle, if you know what I mean
But what she has a electric interactive book
I guess it wouldn't work now, Apple would file a lawsuit against Gadget for stealing there patents. Or he would need a iTunes account to get his gadgets working.
Hahahaha funny.
He's rebooted now and has a little bit deeper voice
While Don Adams joked that his "Get Smart" character had the first cellular phone (there was a brief period in the Nineties when we were calling them "shoe phones") , Cree Summer's "Inspector Gadget" character had the first wireless notebook computer.
0:11 ?????
"GO GADGET GO"
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