Cartoon Resource entry #077 - Captain N the Game Master (1989)

CAPTAIN N THE GAME MASTER

ORIGINAL AIRDATES: Sep 9, 1989-Sep 7, 1991 on NBC
RERUNS: 1992-1993 in syndication,
1991-1993 on The Family Channel,
1993-1994 on USA Network
EPISODES: 27
PRODUCED BY: DiC Entertainment (now DHX Media)
DISTRIBUTED and OWNED BY: DHX Media and Nintendo

EPISODE GUIDE

1st Season (1989-1990)

#01 Kevin In Videoland (09.09.1989)
#02 How's Bayou (09.16.1989)
#03 The Most Dangerous Game Master (09.23.1989)
#04 Videolympics (09.30.1989)
#05 Mega Trouble For Megaland (10.07.1989)
#06 Wishful Thinking (10.14.1989)
#07 Three Men and a Dragon (10.21.1989)
#08 Mr. & Mrs. Mother Brain (10.28.1989)
#09 Nightmare On Mother Brain's Street (11.04.1989)
#10 Simon the Ape-Man (11.11.1989)
#11 In Search of the King (11.18.1989)
#12 Metroid Sweet Metroid (11.25.1989)
#13 Happy Birthday, Mega Man (12.02.1989)

For the second season, a thirty-minute Captain N episode aired between two ten-minute The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 shorts for an hour long show, later edited into two separate thirty-minute shows for syndication.

2nd Season (1990-1991) 

#14 Gameboy (09.08.1990)
#15 Queen of the Apes (09.22.1990)
#16 Quest For the Potion of Power (09.29.1990)
#17 The Trouble With Tetris (10.13.1990)
#18 The Big Game (10.20.1990)
#19 The Lost City of Kongoland (11.10.1990)
#20 Once Upon a Time Machine (11.17.1990)
#21 The Feud of Faxanadu (11.24.1990)
#22 Having A Ball (12.01.1990)
#23 The Trojan Dragon (12.08.1990)
#24 I Wish I Was a Wombatman (12.15.1990)
#25 The Invasion of the Paper Pedalers (12.22.1990)
#26 Germ Wars (12.29.1990)
#27 When Mother Brain Rules (01.05.1991)

See Captain N and the New Super Mario World for the 3rd Season

VOICE ACTORS

Len Carlson (1937-2006) as Ganon (guest-star)
Garry Chalk (1952) as King Hippo
Ian James Corlett (1962) as Dr. Wily
Michael Donovan (1953) as Eggplant Wizard
Doc Harris (1948) as the Narrator
Matt Hill (1968) as Kevin Keene/Captain N
Alessandro Juliani (1975) as Kid Icarus
Andrew Kavadas as Simon Belmont
Doug Parker (1957) as Mega Man and Megamite
Jonathan Potts as Link (guest-star)
Cynthia Preston (1968) as Princess Zelda (guest-star)
Levi Stubbs (1936-2008) as Mother Brain
Venus Terzo (1967) as Princess Lana
Frank Welker (1946) as Gameboy
Tomm Wright as Duke