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Dr. Daedalus

**Dr. Daedalus** is a native of Greece, who worked as an alchemist and agent of Doctor Claw's MAD organization.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 149. *Did You Myth Me?*

## Notes/trivia

* Deadalus is named after the character in Greek mythology, who was a skillful craftsman and artist, and the father of Icarus.
A Star is Lost

***A Star is Lost*** is the eleventh episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on September 23, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget is assigned to guard Rick Rocker, a musician wanted by Claw to use for mind-controlling the public with his music.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Rick Rocker
* Reporter

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Inspector Gadget's home
	+ Penny's school

## Objects

* Penny's computer book
* Penny's computer watch

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: Rick Rocker; nurse.
* The 2015 TV series episode *Rock Out* has a similar storyline.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Squint

**Squint** is a member of the Funny Money Gang, who were hired by Doctor Claw to print him millions of fraudulent dollars. He is vision impaired and can do very little without his glasses. He couldn't even recognize Inspector Gadget, until Doctor Claw told him, until which he was quite friendly with Gadget, believing him to be a fellow convict.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 151. *Funny Money*

## Trivia

* A live action version of Squint appeared in *Inspector Gadget 2.*
Haunted Castle

***Haunted Castle*** is the eighth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on September 20, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget is in Transylvania for a crimefighters' convention, but ends up taking a wrong turn and spooked by the monsters inside Dracula's infamous castle, courtesy of MAD.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Border guard

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat

## Locations

* Transylvania
	+ Screaming Tunnel (map)
	+ Bat Wing Peak (map)
	+ Skull Pass (map)
	+ Skull Inn
	+ Count Dracula's castle

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Crime computer

The **crime computer** was an advanced piece of equipment used by the Metro City police force, which temporarily replaced Inspector Gadget, but was shut down due to Doctor Claw having his men tamper with it and put it in his control.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 123. *Gadget's Replacement*
Arnie Chow

**Arnie Chow** is a citizen of Sampan City.

Inspector Gadget's attempts to find Mr. Chow in Hong Kong led him to using a phone book directory which listed all the Chows in the city, beginning with the aformentioned Arnie's. When Gadget got to Arnie's house, Brain disguised as Arnie, led him Gadget to the true Mr. Chow.

## References

1. ↑ *IG* (1983 TV series): *Eye of the Dragon*, season 1, episode 35.
Doopla

The **Doopla** are an all-male tribe who have lived for generations in the Balkan Mountains. Most, if not all, may be the original members, as they have been endowed with immortality (along with super strength) by consuming a goat's magical milk. They share the goat with their neighbors and sometimes rivals, the Hoopla, an all-male tribe.

## Members

* Yuri Junior
* Yuri Senior - leader

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 146. *Old Man of the Mountain*

## Notes/trivia

* It's not addressed, but the two tribes may have breed with each other to continue each other's tribes.
Metro City (DiC)

**Metro City** is the hometown of Inspector Gadget, Penny, and Brain.

Metro City is constantly under threat from the evil Doctor Claw who seeks to either destroy or take control of Metro City as a demonstration of MAD's power.

## Layout

It is a large city with architecture resembling those from Pittsburgh and New York. It also has a few suburban communities outside the urban area, along with some wilderness where its farms and the city's reservoir are located.

## Locations

* Inspector Gadget's house
* Inspector Gadget's mansion
* Penny's school
* Public Library
* Orphanage
* Police HQ
	+ Police academy
* Metro City Prison
* First Capital Bank
* Third Street
* Eighth Street
* Dragon Eater
* Cheese store
* Pancake Flats Air Force Base
* Fort Bricks
* Firstpenny Mansion
* MAD Academy (shut down)
* Baldawee Spa (condemned)

### Valley

Locations in the outskirts of the city's borders.

* Metro Dairy Farm
* Metro City Dam
* Metro City Reservoir
* Balancing Rock
* New Foods Dairy Farm (shut down)

## Notable residents

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Corporal Capeman
* Professor Doomkauf
* Funny Money Gang
* William Krazy
* Colonel Beak
* Mr. Firstpenny (deceased)
* Joe Noodle
* Herbert
Down on the Farm

***Down on the Farm*** is the third episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on September 13, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget is sent to a farm where Doctor Claw is planning to launch a missile from a silo.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Department store
* Farm

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book

## Notes/trivia

* This is the first appearance of Metro City, with the previous two episodes taking exclusively in different parts of the world.
* At the end of the episode (before the safety tip), Gadget says "Would you believe..." which was one of the famous recurring lines of Don Adams's Maxwell Smart character from *Get Smart*, who was the partial inspiration for Adams's casting.
* Brain's disguises: Gas pump, hay bale.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Do Unto Udders

***Do Unto Udders*** is the forty-eighth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on November 15, 1983.

## Assignment

Doctor Claw sets up his own dairy farm and uses a satellite dish to make the cows from other dairy farms in the area to stop producing milk, so he can sell out exuberant prices.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* MAD agents
* Bull

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Grocery
	+ Gadget's home
	+ New Foods Dairy Farm
	+ Metro Dairy Farm

## Objects

* New Foods Dairy
* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book
* Satellite dish

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: paper boy; scarecrow; postman; farmer.
* The title is a play on the commandment "Do unto others".
* The theme song, sans lyrics, plays while Penny investigates the silo and satellite.
* In a rare instance, Gadget acts secretive to Penny about getting a call from Quimby.
* Claw acknowledges Penny for the first time.

### Errors

* There seems to be some confusion as to which farm Gadget is supposed to be at, as Penny tells Brain to get him to the Metro Dairy Farm, which is where Quimby sent him to, but Brain switches the sign so that Gadget goes to New Foods Dairy instead. It may have been likely that Brain had realized something was amiss and Gadget would solve the case by tracking MAD there.
* If MAD had taken over the Metro Dairy Farm, then where have all the farmhands gone? Usually whenever MAD does a kidnapping, it is shown.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Yetzanistan

**Yetzanistan** is a country ruled by King Acar in the Middle East. It is fabulously wealthy with gold everywhere.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 131. *Arabian Nights*

## Notes/trivia

* There's a joke where a beggar gets given tons of money, because the citizens are rich enough to just throw their money to away. But if the country truly was rich, then there shouldn't even be beggars on the street, anyway.
Basic Training

***Basic Training*** is the twenty-first episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on October 7, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget is assigned to protect a train carrying computer parts, which MAD intends to steal by planting a phoney train conductor.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Conductor

## Locations

* MAD Mountain
	+ Doctor Claw's castle

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: The Rat.
* This is the second episode in a row (after *MAD Trap*) to have Claw's lines all coming from Don Francks's recording instead of Frank Welker's.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Ghost

**Ghost** is a contestant on the online community game *Survivor: Trutnov*!

## Bio

**Name (Age)**: Ghost (20)

**Timezone**: AEST

**Hometown**: Sydney

**What always gets on your nerves?**: Traffic, having to wake up early, attention seekers, the sound of a clock ticking while trying to sleep, people who make noise when eating with their mouth open, alcoholics, bus delays

**What is your personal claim to fame?**: WPM of 136

**What is your favorite TV show or movie (besides Survivor)?**: Favourite movie is definitely Scream 4, fantastic cast & killer(s), i can rewatch it any time

**What is the last injury you’ve survived?**: I had cut myself accidentally with a knife while chopping food, it was very painful and I can still see the mark

**Give yourself an Edgic Rating for your personality, if you don't know what that is what are three words to describe you?** : CPM
Pip One

The **Pip One**, also known as the **Pip Chip**, was an electronic chip designed by scientists in America, which was stolen by Doctor Claw, so it could be used by Iji Waruda, his Japanese counterpart's Fuji Ray. While in Japan, Penny switched the chip with the Anti-Pip One, made by her friend Atsuko, which caused the Fuji Ray to explode.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 130. *The Japanese Connection*
Inspector Gadget (1983 TV series)

*This article is about the original eighties TV series. For the eponymous character, see Inspector Gadget (DiC). For other uses, see Inspector Gadget (disambiguation).*

***Inspector Gadget*** is a French-Canadian-American animated television series, following the misadventures of a clumsy, dim-witted police inspector of the same name, who has been given a variety of bionic enhancements, which he can never completely control, making him more bumbling.

## Cast

* Inspector Gadget (voiced by Don Adams): A part human part tool who is a detective and a clumsy one. He has a variety of gismos and gadgets to help him on the job, and while at times he can get himself in trouble, he is still able to fight crime and save the town.
* Penny (voiced by Cree Summer Francks in season 1 and Mona Marshall in season 2): Gadget's crime solving niece
* Brain (voiced by Frank Welker): Penny's dog
* Chief Quimby (voiced by Dan Hennessey in season 1 and Maurice LaMarche in season 2): The Chief of Police who cannot stand Gadget's clumsiness.
* Doctor Claw (voiced by Don Francks or Frank Welker): The faceless arch enemy of Gadget who constantly sends out his goons to stop the Inspector. He sits in a chair and has a metal hand (instead of a claw like his name) yet always manages to escape before the police show up.
* MAD Cat (voiced by Frank Welker):

## External links

* TBA

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Winterland

**Winterland** is a ski resort and host to the Winter Olympics.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 101. *Winter Olympics*
	+ 117. *The Invasion* (TV screen)

## Notes/trivia

* The second appearance wasn't explicitly mentioned to be from the first episode, with what Gadget and the others were watching, simply being referred to as a "program."
Professor Von Slickstein (DiC)

*This article is about the old scientist in the DiC series. For the younger scientist in the DHX Media series, see Professor Von Slickstein (DHX Media).*

**Professor Von Slicktein** is the scientist who installed Inspector Gadget's bionic gadgets. Gadget considers him to be a dear friend.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 105. *The Amazon*
	+ 216. *Tyrannosaurus Gadget*
	+ 217. *Gadget's Roma*
	+ 218. *Gadget's Clean Sweep*
Pete

**"Pete"** is a native of England, who worked as an agent of Doctor Claw's MAD organization. His real name is unknown, as "Pete" was just something Inspector Gadget misinterpreted from when the MAD agent referred to himself as a peat digger to fool Gadget. Although, Penny also referred to him as Pete, as well.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 157. *Unhenged*
Funny Money

***Funny Money*** is the fifty-first episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on November 18, 1983.

## Assignment

Doctor Claw breaks out a counterfeiting gang to make print him millions of fake dollars.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Entrance guard
* Landlord
* Orphanage owner
* Orphans
* Warden

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Inky
* Squint
* MAD driver
* Unnamed Funny Money Gang member

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Automat
	+ Prison
	+ Money printing hideout
	+ Orphanage
	+ Gadget's home

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book

## Cast

### Errors

* The Funny Money Gang was first called the Funny Money Counterfeiting Gang, which may have been shortened for simplicity.
* Gadget doesn't do anything to act or look like a convict, he is simply treated as one because he was walked into the prison, which somehow constitutes him being a convict.
* Somehow Claw can talk to Squint while he's in prison, but be unheard by Gadget.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
The Ruby

***The Ruby*** is the tenth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on September 22, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget is sent to India to retrieve a valuable ruby which Claw wants to power his laser.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Professor

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Inspector Gadget's home
* India

## Objects

* Big Red
* Penny's computer book

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: Goat statue.
* The safety tip at the end wasn't about what had happened in the main plot, but something that was written exclusively for the safety tip ending itself.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Flying Zucchinis

The **Flying Zucchinis** are a family of circus trapeze act. The small man and tall woman's relations are unknown, but the tall, brown-haired, Mr. Zucchini, is the brother.

## Members

* Mr. Zucchini
* Unnamed man
* Unnamed woman

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 104. *Gadget at the Circus* (no lines for small man and tall woman)
Gadget Goes West

***Gadget Goes West*** is the twenty-fourth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on October 13, 1983.

## Assignment

Doctor Claw plans to set up a new base in a western town.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Buffalo Bob Gadget (mentioned)
* Customer
* Chief Quimby
* Bank manager
* Sheriff
* Bartender
* Miss Blockentackle
* Stagecoach driver
* Mrs. Frazier (mentioned)

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Rattlesnake Bart

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Supermarket
	+ Gadget's home
	+ Penny's school
* MAD Mountain
	+ Doctor Claw's castle
* Wild West Tourist Town
	+ S-A Bank
	+ Hotel
* Dry Gulch

## Objects

* Wild West Doggy Biscuits
* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: cowboy; cactus.
* The recording of Don Francks as Doctor Claw is left in this episode, instead of Frank Welker's.
* Gadget reveals one of his relatives was called Bob Gadget, although in the 1991 trading card series, it claims that "Gadget" is just a codename, as his real name is John Brown.
* Gadget is much more dense than believed, as he doesn't recognise Penny, who's simply wearing different clothes, even after she refers to him as "Uncle".

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Gone Went the Wind

***Gone Went the Wind*** is the thirty-ninth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on November 2, 1983.

## Assignment

MAD has built a sneezooka in the North Pole, which they plan to destroy Metro City with.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Market customers
* Chief Quimby
* Chief Octock
* Santa Claus (mentioned)
* Huskies

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Dr. Elmo Focus
* MAD agent
* MAD Trapper
* Polar bear

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Market
	+ Gadget's home
* North Pole
	+ Dr. Focus's lab
	+ Nanook
	+ Innovek
		- Chief Octock's home

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Sneezooka
* Penny's computer book

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: reindeer; husky.
* The title is a play on the film and book *Gone with the Wind*.
* Penny says Gadget's catchphrase, "Wowsers."

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
The Pit

The Pit in Lower City was converted into a battle arena from a park that was probably originally intended for playacting and operas. It is where warriors come to test their mettle against each other in hopes of glory. What's more, it is also a deterrent to those that would think to attack Riverguard.

After the Battle of Four and One Thousand, when word of the Battlemasters defeating an entire orcish horde spread, so did the stories of the might of the cities champions. The pit was strategically instituted to nurture these stories, and prevent any other warlords from think trying what Grimrosh did.

Charirkesauraj the barbarian is the reigning champion in the arena, and none have come close to dethroning him. Even giants have shown up the city gates demanding to fight him, and he has made short work every opponent. His two strongest challengers are also his tag team mates: the human fighter Vaughn and the half-orc monk Krusk.

Clerics are on duty to heal or even resurrect those who die in the arena, but require the material components ahead of time to have the spells prepared. Most warpers won't enter the arena unless they know they can be resurrected. Orcs, trolls, and giants with dreams of becoming champion, however, often show up without the material spell components, and demand to fight anyway.
All That Glitters

***All That Glitters*** is the twelfth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on September 26, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget is assigned to find the legendary Temple of Gold, before Claw does.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Willie
* Henrietta

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Inspector Gadget's home
	+ Airport
* MAD Mountain
	+ Doctor Claw's castle
* Peru
	+ Temple of Gold

## Objects

* Penny's computer book
* Bird of Night

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Blackie

**Blackie** is a raven and the former pet of Turkish MAD agent, Icarus Finch. He was taught to steal, along with his other birds Killer, Breaker, and Fast Eddie. Blackie could also talk, either via having been taught or born with the innate ability to talk, making him an unofficial second-in-command, as he can order the other birds around. Blackie was left behind once Finch was caught, allowing him to be redeemed.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 161. *Birds of a Feather*
Don't Hold Your Breath

***Don't Hold Your Breath*** is the thirty-eighth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on November 1, 1983.

## Assignment

MAD is operating from the ocean now where they plan to launch a military spy satellite.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Oceanographers
* Captain

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* MAD agents
* Mechanical shark
* Mechanical octopus
* Mechanical crab

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Aquarium
* Beach
* MAD underwater missile base

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Satellite missile

## Vehicles

* Police boat
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: skater; fisherman; sea creature.

### Errors

* There is no explanation as to why the oceanographers had to be kidnapped, other than Claw needing a captured audience.
* In the PSA, Gadget cuts his thumb and it has a red mark, only this is all the while he still has his glove on. He also goes to wash his gloved thumb and Penny puts a bandage over his already gloved thumb.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Breaker

**Breaker** is a Andean condor and the former pet of Turkish MAD agent, Icarus Finch. Finch had taught it to steal, along with his other birds Killer, Fast Eddie, and the unofficial second-in-command Blackie, as he could somehow talk and therefore be able to give orders to them. Breaker seems to be the least intelligent of the four birds.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 161. *Birds of a Feather* (no lines)
Daniel

**Daniel Josue Caspar (Born: December 6, 1546)** is the second eldest son to Sir Lafsalot I and Elisabeth. Not much is known about Daniel, other than he was a major scam artist, ~~like his brother~~, that got away with a lot of stuff in his youth. It is also said he had two daughters named Monica and Monique. His wife Scarlet passed away a year or so after their twin daughters were born.
Race to the Finish

***Race to the Finish*** is the ninth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on September 21, 1983.

## Assignment

Claw enters the Metropolis 500 to beat Gadget, with his agents doing everything to make the latter lose.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Announcer

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Metropolis 500

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: Pit crewman.
* The Metropolis 500 is a parody of the Indianapolis 500.
* The safety tip at the end explains about not taking any drinks without knowing what they are, but seems more like an indirect way of saying don't drink and drive.
* Doctor Claw's line, "More than you think little girl", comes from Don Francks, instead of Frank Welker, who's laugh comes immediately after the aforementioned line.
* The 2015 TV series episode *Start Your Gadgets* has a similar storyline.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
No Flies on Us

***No Flies on Us*** is the forty-third episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on November 8, 1983.

## Assignment

MAD has created a virus in Malaysia that they plan to spread over the world, leaving them to pull heists without interference.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Nurse
* Chief Quimby
* Dr. Tarnover
* Explorers
* Doctor

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Wild Man of Borneo
* MAD agents

## Locations

* United States
	+ Metro City
		- Hospital
* Borneo
	+ Malaysia
		- MAD base

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD helicopter
* Chief Quimby's helicopter
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: monkey; MAD agent.
* One would think with the heavy use of needles, the PSA might talk about the safety of not being misused.
* It's revealed that Gadget doesn't have any flesh on his arms.

### Errors

* Quimby and Dr. Tarnover use a syringe on Gadget while he's still wearing his coat.
* Even though Quimby and Dr. Tarnover didn't have a problem injecting Gadget, the doctor at the end did.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
The Bermuda Triangle (episode)

*This article is about the episode. For the location, see Bermuda Triangle*.

***The Bermuda Triangle*** is the twenty-ninth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on October 19, 1983.

## Assignment

MAD is abducting and black marketing ships in the Bermuda Triangle.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Captain
* Dolphins

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Peg leg deck hand
* Sailor
* Sharks

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Park
	+ Harbor
		- Junkyard
	+ Gadget's home
* Bermuda Triangle

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* Minisub
* MAD submarine
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: alien.
* Gadget plays the theme song on his piano keyboard.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Graceitha

**Graceitha Veronica Bridgetta Caspar (Born: April 27, 1552)** was the first daughter born to Sir Lafsalot I and Elisabeth. At the age of 17 she married **Desaloane** and had five children. Desaloane passed away at the age of 32 due to the common cold. Her son, **George**, passed away as a young child at the age of 7. She didn't live her life in the face of God, she in fact did not practice any religion. It is still unknown how she passed away, but there are theories that she was murdered.
Luck of the Irish

***Luck of the Irish*** is the forty-fourth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on November 9, 1983.

## Assignment

MAD steals the Blarney Stone in Ireland, planning to cut it into to pieces for the black market.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Caretaker
* Innkeeper

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Wrong Way O'Shea
* Wrong Way O'Shea's brother

## Locations

* Ireland
	+ Blarney Castle
	+ Inn
	+ Celtic ruins

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Blarney Stone
* Penny's computer book

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## Cast

### Errors

* When Gadget is dressed his legs can be used as springs, but when in his gown pajamas, he has regular looking legs.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Dutch Treat

***Dutch Treat*** is the thirty-third episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on October 25, 1983.

## Assignment

Claw is smuggling diamonds out of Holland through chocolate.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Stewardess
* Mr. Gilderbrink
* Receptionist
* Nurse

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Van Der Sweet

## Locations

* United States
	+ Metro City
		- Gadget's home
		- Dentistry
* Holland
	+ Mr. Gilderbrink's office

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Amsterdiamond

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: dock worker; Dutch girl.
* Quimby actually acknowledges Brain's presence.

### Errors

* Mr. Gildberbrink gets his name from Penny, while Gadget just refers to him as "Professor."

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Eye of the Dragon

***Eye of the Dragon*** is the thirty-fifth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on October 27, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget is assigned to retrieve the Pearls of Wang Ha before Claw use them to form a partnership with Chinese crime lord, Mr. Chow.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* British policeman
* Taxi driver
* Hong Kong agent
* Hong Kong agent's grandson
* Hong Kong policeman
* Jewelry store clerk
* Arnie Chow (mentioned)

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Mr. Chow
* Mr. Chow's dog
* Mr. Chow's agents
* Mr. Chow's right hand man

## Locations

* London, England
	+ Big Ben
	+ Museum
* MAD Mountain
	+ Doctor Claw's castle
* United States
	+ Metro City
		- Gadget's home
* Hong Kong, China
	+ Sampan City
		- Airport
		- Antique store
		- Playboy
		- Jewelry store
		- Restaurant

## Objects

* Pearls of Wang Ha
* Penny's computer watch

## Vehicles

* Floating Nest
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: Chinese taxi driver; Arnie Chow; buoy.
* Penny gets her first love interest in the Hong Kong agent's grandson, who's essentially a male version of Penny; she blushes when he saves her.
* This is the second time Gadget has gone to England, after *The Infiltration*.

### Errors

* What is a clothing store based on the adult *Playboy* magazine doing in a kid's cartoon?

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
The Invasion

***The Invasion*** is the seventeenth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on October 3, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget must foil MAD's alien invasion scare, while they plunder the city's gold and jewels.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* TV newscaster (TV screen)
* Miss Smith

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Abominable Snowbot (TV screen; cameo)

## Locations

* Metro City
	+ Gadget's home
	+ Penny's school
	+ Police headquarters

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile
* MAD's flying saucer

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: Alien.
* The beginning has the family watching a part of *Winter Olympics*, where the Abominable Snowbot is smashing the Winterland cabins. Only, it's never identified what they're actually watching, as screams have been added in as if they're watching a monster movie, while the TV newscaster simply refers to it as a "program."

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Volcano Island (episode)

*This article is about the episode. For the location, look here.*

***Volcano Island*** is the sixteenth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on September 30, 1983.

## Assignment

Gadget must stop a volcano erupting on a Hawaiin island, which Claw wants to turn into a secret missile base.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* MAD Prophet

## Locations

* Hawaii
	+ Volcano Island
		- Resort

## Objects

* Penny's computer book
* Penny's computer watch

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Weather in Tibet

***Weather in Tibet*** is the fifty-sixth episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It originally aired on November 25, 1983.

## Assignment

Doctor Claw's newest scheme is to create a weather machine in Tibet, to ransom a million dollars from Las Vegas.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Professor Module
* Charles
* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Pilot 1
* Pilot 2
* Pilot 3
* Pilot 4
* Villager
* Tabu
* Yeti

### Villains

* MAD pilot
* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* Professor Mongul
* Chameleon
* Professor Mongul's assistant
* Professor Mongul's henchmen
* Monks
* Elder monk

## Locations

* Weather station
* Tibet
	+ Mount Makalu
	+ Village
	+ Raha Mahja
* United States
	+ Metro City
		- Gadget's home
	+ Las Vegas (mentioned)

## Objects

* Penny's computer watch
* Penny's computer book
* Weather machine
* Pink crystals

## Vehicles

* Gadgetmobile
* MAD Mobile

## Notes/trivia

* Brain's disguises: yak; Tibetan man.
* Claw refers to Penny's presence.

### Errors

* Why would a weather station send a police detective, instead of someone trained in their own occupation?

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
King Croesus

**King Croesus** was ruler of the kingdom of Lydia. Roughly 2,500 years ago, he invented the formula to turn lead into gold, hiding it in a bust of Medusa. Although when Dr. Daedalus retrieved it, he discovered what he thought to be a success was ultimately a failure, unbeknown to Doctor Claw who simply thought his operation was put to an end by Inspector Gadget.

## References

1. ↑ *IG*: *Did You Myth Me?*, season 1, episode 49 (idem).
Yeti

The **Yeti** lives hidden away in Raha Mahja, only to be released to kill trespassers. When he met Inspector Gadget, the latter gave him flowers, which appealed to his loneliness, making them friends. The Yeti then led Gadget to Mount Takalu.

## Appearances

* *Inspector Gadget* (1983 TV series)
	+ 156. *Weather in Tibet*
Winter Olympics (episode)

*For the event, look here.*

***Winter Olympics*** is the first episode of DiC's *Inspector Gadget*. It aired on December 4, 1982, as preview, before the the series properly started almost a year later. It was later reaired among the series on December 9, 1983. It was also retitled ***Gadget in Wonderland***.

## Assignment

While vacationing in Winterland, Gadget is called by Quimby to stop Doctor Claw from sabotaging the Winter Olympics.

## Gadget on duty

*Insert full details of episode here, **not** the "Assignment" section above.*

## Characters

* Inspector Gadget
* Penny
* Brain
* Chief Quimby
* Winter Olympics host

### Villains

* Doctor Claw
* MAD Cat
* MAD Yodeler
* Abominable Snowbot

## Locations

* Winterland
	+ Inspector Gadget's chalet
	+ Winter Olympics
	+ Doctor Claw's castle

## Notes/trivia

* Inspector Gadget went through three different actors: Gary Owens (with a Mid-Atlantic accent), Jesse White, and finally Don Adams.
* Gadget has a mustache in this episode, but it was removed for the rest of the series as it made him look too similar to Inspector Clouseau, so MGM threatened DiC with a lawsuit, and so to avoid trouble, Gadget had the mustache removed after the episode aired.
* After the pilot, Mona Marshall and John Stephenson were replaced by Cree Summer Francks and Dan Hennessey as the voices of Penny and Chief Quimby.
* Gadget's gadgets: copter.
* Brain's disguises: Penguin.
* A scene with the Abominable Snowbot appears on Gadget's TV in *The Invasion*, although the events aren't specifically brought up, simply being referred to as a "program."

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com
* Buy from iTunes (US)
Sir Lafsalot II

**Lafsalot Wilhelm Caspar II** **(Born: February 9, 1545)(Also known as Lafsalot of Greece, King of Lafsalonia)** was the son of Sir Lafsalot I. He was born in Rome as the eldest son to Elisabeth and Sir Lafsalot I out of seven children. He is seen as a religious figure, following mostly in Christianity and following the works of Jesus Christ. He created his religious group in 1582 that titled **Lafsalonian**.

## Early Life

Lafsalot came from royalty in Greece. He was Prince Lafsalot up until his father abruptly passed away at the age of 54. He took over the throne, until stepping down on September 14, 1564, to pursue as a religious leader.

## Accomplishments

Sir Lafsalot II has many accomplishments, however, this is a list of his most important ones:

-Founding Lafsalonian in 1582

-Developing a cure for Cancer (Rumoured) in 1670

-Inventing Gabe Newell on November 3, 1962

## College Life

Lafsalot attended the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece. He attended the law school there. ~~He went to Law School to look for loopholes for scammers like himself.~~ Lafsalot was the most popular dog in the school. Lafsalot graduated highest in all of his classes. He supposedly invented paperclips on accident while attending the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

## Death

Lafsalot transitioned from dog to spirit during a span of 3 days after being executed. He was catapulted to death by Joan Anne Prasscot-Gacy (not a coincidence). Joan Anne Prasscot-Gacy (not a coincidence) was murdered ~~by~~ ~~order of Leonardo seven days~~  by an unknown mafia member after the coronation of Leonardo I as King of the newly created Lafsalonian State, Lafsalonia. It was written in ancient Hebrew text that Lafsalot would be executed on January 27, 1779 by Joan Anne Prasscot-Gacy (not a coincidence). Lafsalot then spent 2 days in heaven with Jesus Christ. He came back in spirit on January 30, 1779. Lafsalot's crown was found in the crawlspace of one of his mansions. It was washed. It was then used at the coronation of Leonardo as the Second King of Lafsalonia (Officially Sanctus II Regis Lafsalonia and

Η Ιερά δεύτερος βασιλιάς της Lafsalonia, Leonar)do I

Listen to this page ( Outdated but still beautiful)
Christine Fell

**Christina "Christine" Stephanie Felicia Bernadette Ann Maria Ida Belle Fell (Born July 13, 1901)** was one of the previous deacons of the First Holy Church of Lafsalonian. Her namesake is Christine after St. Christina. Her middle name(s) Stephanie after her mother, Felicia after her mother's mother, Bernadette after her father's mother, and the names Ann, Maria, Ida, and Belle after her great-grandmothers. Christine never practiced religion as a child. She was raised Roman Catholic all her life until age 16 when she converted to Lafsalonian as she started to become more interested in religion and her faith. Before Christine knew it she became very high in the Church and ended up becoming a deacon in 1926.

## Early Life

**Christine** was born to Quincy and Stephanie Fell. She was the youngest of two children. Her brother, Quincy Fell VII, got married at age 16 and had three children by the time he was 20. Christine' s mother and father were very wealthy and liked people to know. Her father was not nice to her and her brother. Christine and Quincy both claimed that he had abused both of them physically since the day they were born. Christine's mother, Stephanie, divorced Quincy in 1919 on claims of abuse.
Frances Prasscot

**Frances Martha Perpetua Prasscot (Born: April 6, 1559)** was the daughter of Curtis Prasscot and Sylvia Prasscot. She was also the twin sister of Dante Prasscot. Researchers have found out that **Frances** was active in the Lafsalonian church. She remained as the care taker of the building and Sir Lafsalot II's assistant. She devoted her life to the religion because of her brother and never married or had children. At the age of 27, Frances knew exactly what she was going to do with her life. She always thought she would be married and have children, but turned all that away so she could have constant focus on the Church. Frances was very trustworthy with the priests and archdiocese that she was involved with the finances, secrets, and unexplained mysteries that involved the **Lafsalonian church.**

## Frances' Mysterious Acts

One of the most mysterious happenings in the Church was when top classified secrets about the Church got leaked. Frances was thought to be the main perpetrator in this crime. In 1596, Frances was sentenced to 10 years in prison, but got released two weeks after. This case is the most mysterious because it was barely documented and rarely ever talked about. It is still unknown who bailed Frances out of prison. Social outcasts believe it could have strongly been her brother Dante Prasscot. However, other sources lead researchers to believe that it could have also been Frances and Dante's distant cousin **Agathonica**.
Gary Prasscot

**Gary Prasscot** was the great-grandson of Dante Prasscot. In his youth he lived an unholy life and rejected the works of Lafsalot. When he was 20 he became blind and worshiped Lafsalot so his vision could come back, and it did. Gary Prasscott at the age of 22 started living an unholy life again until he was 30. On the day he turned 30 he entered a Lafsalonian Seminary. He became one of the most influential Lafsalonian of his time. Gary's legacy lives on even though he was assassinated at age 45. Gary's spirit only talks to Lafsalot and Dante.
Norbert Sade

**Norrebertte "Norbert" Prattehlus Sade** was the father of Rihannon Sade. His wife is unknown. Norbert did not leave a paper trail, meaning there are few or no records for him. One record states a congratulations for turning 50 years old in 1576. Norbert and a girl who he never consecrated his marriage to, Marie Donaldsdotter, had a son Norreald Sade. That is not the mother of Rihannon because in Rihannon's death certificate it states "...norbert Sade's wife" in Norreald's it states "son of Norbert Sade and Marie Donaldsdotter.. never consecrated into marriage"
Bartholomew

**Bartholomew Arthur Angelus Caspar (Born: January 21, 1550)** was born as the fourth eldest son to Elisabeth and Sir Lafsalot I. He spent his days cleaning houses for a living and reading the scriptures. He appeared to be very happy with his life because of religion. The **Lafsalonian religion** made him even more happier and was the religion he was always looking for in his life. He and his brother Daniel were both followers of their brothers' religion for a long period of time until they found out their brother, Sir Lafsalot II, ~~had been scamming people for a number of years~~. They were both of course devastated knowing that this is their own brother, who'd they'd known their whole entire lives, who would ~~scam others in devious ways~~. **Bartholomew** and **Daniel** left the religion and became Roman Catholics. According to Sir Lafsalot II, they were now known as apostates.
Gary Jonas

**Garrett "Gary" Lee Nicholas James Donald William Heflen Jonas (Born: May 17, 1941)** is a current deacon in the Lafsalonian church. He was also chosen by Cabi Brient to be a trustworthy and dependable deacon in 1976, along with John Reginald Se Not Seymor.

## Early Life

**Gary** was born on May 17, 1941 to Lee Nicholas Jonas and Jamie Donalda Heflen. He is one of five, one brother and three sisters. Garrett had always lived a very holy life. He took his religion seriously and respected other people's religion. Gary's parents, Lee and Jamie had always had a lot of money but usually gave half of it away every year to charities. His brother Lee Jr. and sisters Jamie, Helen, and Donalda were also very religious. They were born Presbyterian, but in 1970, Gary became interested in Lafsalonian and decided to convert to Lafsalonian.

## Marriages

**Gary** was married twice. He had never believed in divorce, but in the Lafsalonian religion divorce is not prohibited. Gary's first marriage was to **Harley Marie Bennett (m. 1963-1980)** and had daughters Donna, Dianna, and Greta, and had sons James, Garret, and Nicholas. His second marriage was to **Linda Exitha Rulonsberg (m. 1982)**. Gary and Linda had no children together, but Linda had two sons, Andrew and Robert from a previous marriage.
Offerings to Lafsalot

You must give Lafsalot a small loan a million dollars every year to not be excommunicated from the One True Church of Lafsalonian. Lafsalot "does not scam" and "this is just to keep operations going." One who accuses Lafsalot as "scamming" could risk the possibility of being excommunicated or vanished.
Josefino Hera

**Josefino Cherisho Hera (Born: September 16, 1702)** was the fourth priest of the First Holy Church of Lafsalonian. He preceded Croccifixio DiCaliniti who became priest in 1796. Josefino became priest of the **Lafsalonian church** in 1725 and up until his death in 1796. He was married 12 times, had 51 children, and had 302 grandchildren. There were no found records of his wives except three. Only eleven of his children are known and about fifty grandchildren are known.

## Marriages and Children

**Josefino** had more than three wives, probably around twelve wives. The documentation for the wives besides three is nowhere to be found. This would fall under the Secrets of Lafsalonian. Only certain people can have access to such classified information. His first marriage was his longest one and was to **Bobieane Josepha Musi (m. 1722-1728)** and had (known) daughters Josefa, Marija, and Ella, and (known) sons Josefino II and George Hera. His (unkown) marriage was to **Jeae "Jae" Wuera (m. c. 1730-?)** and had (known) daughter Ruby and (known) son Digiono Hera. His (unkown) marriage was to **Mary Steven (m. c. 1730-?)** and had (known) son Johan and (known) daughters Nikia and Elisajosef. His other known son, Rubenato, has no trace to any known marriage of Josefino's and his mother, whoever she may be.
Sylvia Joserms

**Althea Stefania Francisca Maria-Theresa "Sylvia" Joserms (Born: 1538)** was the wife of Curtis Prasscot, and mother of Dante Prasscot and Frances Prasscot. She married Curtis at the age of 18 in 1556.

## Early Life

**Sylvia** was born into the Lafsalonian church but excommunicated at the age of 17 due to claims of pre-marital relations with other men. These claims turned out to be true. Sylvia had a baby out of wedlock at the age of 15 but kept it hidden from her family and other members of her town until she was 17. A cousin, who we think is **Agathonica**, helped nurture the baby when Sylvia was hiding from persecution. After she was caught with the baby they took it away and gave it to a family who was unable to have children of their own. The baby's name at birth was **Elijah Emmanuel Josephus Franciscus Perpetuus Joserms**. It is unknown who the baby's real father was. Sylvia claimed it was a 42-year-old gypsy from Algeria or Palestine. His name was supposedly Tawfiq al-Musa Shakir.

## Marriage and Pre-Maritals

**Sylvia** was married only once to Curtis Prasscot. However, she did have pre-marital relationships with numerous men. In 1553, at the age of 15, she gave birth to a baby boy who she named **Elijah**. Sylvia was pretty sure she knew who the real father was, but with a slight doubt in her head, she did the forbidden and gave the child her last name. She hid the baby for two years, up until 1555 when officials of the town found out. The baby was taken away from her and given to a selected family. Sources say the baby's name was changed to Rufus. Sylvia was put up on death row for committing sinful acts with men. But after grabbing the attention of Curtis, he put a stop to her execution just days before it was to happen. Sylvia was forever thankful and decided to marry him.
Curtis Prasscot

**Curtis Joseph Conor Prasscot (Born: 1531)** was the father of Dante Prasscot and Frances Prasscot. Very little is known about Curtis, so we can only make assumptions. We know his full name, year he was born, occupation, and family members. Not much is known about his life because his two children, Dante and Frances, did not keep up with their father. His wife, Sylvia, never kept record of Curtis and died too early for anyone to get any information. The only information we have is from what Dante Prasscot himself said or written.
Hephzibah Yvana Aganti

**Hephzibah Yvana Aganti (Born: October 16, 1898)** was the secret missionary for the **Lafsalonian church**. It is not spoken about today, but churches (such as **Lafsalonian**) sent out secret missionaries to find out information of other churches. Hephzibah was one of them. This was never confirmed, but in the book "Teaching of Sir Lafsalot" it explains how they sent out secret missionaries to find information on other churches. Hephzibah was only mentioned twice, but in very sinister ways that hints she was part of the secret missionaries. What is known about Hephzibah's family life is that her mother's first name was Sasha, nothing identifies her real surname. However, theorists think it was DiCinitti.