"Inspector Gadget" second season closing logo recreation

[@Wizardof]

Nickelodeon's version had the DIC logo where Gadget hits it with the mallet.

[@jonathanmyers9526]

0:32 "I'll get you next time, Gadget! Next time!!" 😈😈😈😈 0:37 "MEOW!!" 😼😼😼😼

[@erikpridemore3174]

WildBrain (Formerly Cookie Jar Group and DIC Entertainment), and FremantleMedia North America, Inc. (Formerly LBS Communications, Inc.) now co-own the rights to "Inspector Gadget" in reruns, but the closing logo recreation from season 2 used DIC and LBS logos from 1984, and when reruns were shown originally on CBS in the 1991-92 season, and on Nickelodeon from 1987 to 1992 and again from 1996 to 2000, the end logos right after the season 2 end credits were shown as were a combo.

[@VahanNisanian]

I remember the DiC Vortex jingle was lower-pitched on Nickelodeon.

[@kimorabailey8201]

Yeah is from the nickelodeon uk airing of lnspector gadget wo is a 1989 airing

[@kimorabailey8201]

And more shows

[@EthantomcatAFancyObject]

I love Nickelodeon

[@susanfit47]

Jim Carrey auditioned for Corporal Capeman. Capeman was an unpopular season two addition to the series, and was voiced by Townsend Coleman. Coleman would later voice Scott Howard/Teen Wolf on Teen Wolf: The Animated Series, Cisco, Riot, and Rory Llewellyn on Jem, Colt on Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs, Gobo Fraggle, Wrench Doozer, and Architect Doozer on Fraggle Rock: The Animated Series, Waldo on Where’s Waldo?, Wayne Gretzky on ProStars, The Tick on The Tick, Vulture Police on Timon & Pumbaa, Sentinel Prime, Tracks, and News Boy on Transformers: Animated, and (most notably) Michelangelo, the Rat Krang, on the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series. He also provided additional voices on The Snorks, The Real Ghostbusters, Denver, the Last Dinosaur, Dino-Riders, Fantastic Max, The Smurfs (season 9), The Karate Kid, Dink, the Little Dinosaur, Tiny Toon Adventures, Tom & Jerry Kids Show, Captain Planet and the Planeteers (season 1), The Adventures of Don Coyote and Sancho Panda, Widget, the World Watcher (season 2), NBC advertising (1992 to 2009) The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat, Earthworm Jim, Dexter's Laboratory, The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor, The Legend of Calamity Jane, CatDog, Invasion America, The Powerpuff Girls, The Fairly OddParents, Time Squad, Poochini's Yard, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Dave the Barbarian, Danny Phantom, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Brandy & Mr. Whiskers, The Buzz on Maggie, Catscratch, Camp Lazlo, The X's, El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Adventure Time, Gravity Falls, Sing, and The Grinch. In 1984, the year Capeman made his debut, Carrey got his first lead role on a short-lived NBC comedy called The Duck Factory, about a young animator starting his career at a low-budget animation company.

[@t_man7259]

Fun fact he was considered for the 1999 movie

[@adamharris7775]

In DVD prints of this show, the 1976-1987 LBS logos are intact.

[@susanfit47]

The green DIC Vortex and that LBS logo at the end of the Inspector Gadget VHS by Kideo Video which had "All That Glitters", "Gadget Goes West", "The Coo-Coo Clock Caper", "Gadget's Roma", "Focus on Gadget", "N.S.F. Gadget", "Magic Gadget", "The Great Wambini's Séance", "Wanbini Predicts", "Bad Dreams Are Made of This", "M.A.D. on the Moon", "Crashcourse in Crime", "Ghost Catchers", and "Gadget Meets the Clan", but in the video, it's a typo and says "Gadget Meets the Grappler" for the episode title.

[@michaelglickman1300]

Anybody out there think that these credits are better than the season one credits, given that they are easier to read?

[@ZakWolf]

Michael Glickman You are thinking of the early version of the first season credits, with the really small text. (These episodes also ended with a silent "Vortex" logo.) They were revised a little later into the season with a larger easy-to-read text. (Many of the episodes with this credit version used the custom Gadget logo.)

[@CJODell12]

@@ZakWolf By the end of the second week of the first season in fact. Season 1 aired daily from September 5 to December 2, 1983.

[@susanfit47]

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"

[@susanfit47]

The Buena Vista Home Video VHS tapes of "The Capeman Cometh", "Gadget in Minimadness", and "Magic Gadget" like that. And it also opened with the full 1990-1999 DiC logo after the FBI warnings and before the intro sequence.

[@moviefan99]

One of Inspector Gadget VHS tapes has that sort of closing, except it has the 1990 Dic Logo before the LBS logo.

[@ZakWolf]

Yep, one of my friends has/had a VHS of "Magic Gadget" like that. And it also opened with the full 1990 DiC logo after the FBI warnings and before the intro sequence.

[@moviefan99]

Zak Wolf Same with my Gadget in Minimadness VHS.

[@StephenPhillips]

Funny thing is the animations that occur during the credits, they're on the wrong background, except for 0:14.

[@Starbuckin]

Great job Wiley!!!!!!!!!!

[@CJODell12]

Season 2 actually aired from September 30 to November 13, 1985, with the 21 episodes airing on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays over 7 weeks, and repeats of Season 1 airing on Thursdays and Fridays.

[@ZakWolf]

Yep, pretty much. This is why the Season 2 episodes were done in threes, i.e. a three-episode arc of sorts where the villain isn't apprehended until the end of the arc, or not even captured at all. This was most likely to convince syndication markets to pick up the second season, along with all the other drastic changes (that big weird Gadget house the main characters move into, the addition of Corporal Capeman, the more outlandish arcs like space travel and going back in time, etc.)

[@CEO100able]

I've never seen this TV show until 2010 when I watched one of stevethemeave45's KZbin videos for it, but the music is cool!

[@mayhair]

I found out about it from a mobile game I played when I was 5, "Inspector Gadget's MAD Dash". You could unlock free episodes in it!

[@CEO100able]

@@mayhair Cool! I discovered that game app last year but never knew you could also watch episodes of this TV series from there. Thanks for sharing that information!

[@mayhair]

@@CEO100able too bad you can't download it anymore.

[@MakopuppiesZooWhoo]

0:37 I never knew that Tetsuo had a third name, OR that he worked on Inspector Gadget.

[@pamisesm]

Bro it just me or this memory logo just looks like saying 'die'

[@menslady125eif2590]

Go go gadget like!

[@narselionascimento4927]

Coldplay - Violet Hill

[@ExplorerDS6789]

Ahh...nostalgia.

[@kerrygligorovic9758]

If spider riders series is part of the cookies jar entertainment company then why haven't they release the complete DVD collection like Super Duper Sumo, Street shark, Horse land and Sherlock Holmes 22nd century in the first place?

[@erickvelez7576]

Super inspector

[@WindowshadeCure]

Why wasn't Frank Welker credited on the second season? Watch any season 2 episode and it's obvious that he was still there, I can tell a fake Dr Claw when I hear it.

[@ZakWolf]

If you listen closely, in many cases it's still someone else voicing Dr. Claw, but Frank Welker was still voicing Brain, MAD Cat and various incidental voices.

[@8oppz3874]

from A 1984 Aring nick Wormie Gadet Season 1 DIC logo 1984

[@nicholaspiazza8687]

0:40 DiC

[@catplayshacknewschannel1932]

That is not instrumental. That is synthenesic.

[@andrewbixler7104]

Well some of those episodes from season one seemed someways the best

[@jackmap]

Anyone know what episode 0:29 is from? Thanks

[@ZakWolf]

I believe that's "Gadget's Replacement"

[@jackmap]

***** Yup that was it thanks :)

[@RezaChity-G]

Rlly?

[@vestonbruno8556]

I think they left out Frank Welker's credit there.

[@vestonbruno8556]

Probably by mistake.

[@Mesterius1]

Probably because Welker - to my ears, anyway - most likely did not play Dr Claw in the second season. Listen closely to Claw in the first season vs. Claw in the second season. The acting, as well as the booming quality to the voice, is nowhere near as good in season 2. It sounds to me like someone trying to imitate Welker's work on Claw. I'm thinking that Claw in the second season was likely played by one of the other actors listed at 00:19; for instance Louis Nye or Andy Goldberg.

[@ZakWolf]

Mesterius1 It could be likely, but at times it did sound like Welker. It might be because they did not enhance the voice with modulation effects like in many of the first-season episodes (and even there, some first season episodes didn't have the modulation on Claw's voice either!) I know Brain and MAD Cat both still sound like Welker...

[@Mesterius1]

I've heard that voice modulation effect theory before (maybe from you?), but I ain't quite buying it. Reason 1: The *acting* in Dr Claw's voice is a thousand times better in season 1 than in season 2. That has nothing to do with voice effects, it has to do with talent. Reason 2: Yeah ,I realize that not all season 1 episodes used that booming effect on the voice, but also consider this: Frank Welker in the 2006 Robot Chicken parody sounds like Claw from season 1. Frank Welker in the 1992 Christmas Special sounds like Claw from season 1. Claw in season 2 sounds less like Claw from season 1 than either of those. I agree that Brain and M.A.D. Cat in season 2 sound closer to Welker. But that doesn't prove anything as far as Dr Claw goes. Maybe there was a specific reason Welker couldn't play Claw in season 2. I don't know. But the season 2 voice does not really sound like him in any way. It sounds like a lesser actor attempting an imitation of his work.

[@MathieuLeblanc1991]

Mesterius1 There were voice changes in Season 2 , but Welker being from LA did not get replaced , only Penny and Quimby got replaced since their actors worked in the Toronto area

[@NijiMarii]

Well, the second-season Claw line sounds like he's talking through a tin can, but Mad Cat sounds a little bit better, at least!

[@theneocubeguide303]

50 LIKES!!!!!!

[@anthonychobot2342]

Etcetera sorry moved to new channel on KZbin 51st

[@MichaelOKeefe2009]

Suggested by DHX Media Caillou WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tamacat2001]

Michael O'Keefe Probably just a mix-up - DHX Media is the current owner of all the Inspector Gadget cartoons.

[@ZakWolf]

@@tamacat2001 Yep; DiC was folded into Cookie Jar Entertainment (who produced "Caillou") in 2008, and then Cookie Jar was folded into DHX Media in 2012.

[@Wina_Wina]

For me, Wildbrain suggested Baby Teletubbies (Tiddlytubbies)

[@mayhair]

@@Wina_Wina and for me it keeps telling me about a show i've never heard of, animal mechanicals

[@Wina_Wina]

@@mayhair I have heard of this show before. However, there are new episodes that aren't as good as the original series.

[@AC-ob3ti]

Ytv

[@ЛевГончаренко-ю9х]

ферваль

[@anthonychobot5392]

0:40:-0:43 scary

[@bluquail]

I prefer the movie.