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Episode Guide > Season 1, Episode 76

Animaniacs: Nothing but the Tooth

 

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Air Date

Wednesday October 6, 1993

Production Code

406-615

Episode Summary

(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short)
Rasputin has been hypnotizing Russian Czar Nicholas II for a number of years. Unfortunately, he has a toothache and needs a dentist. The Warners arrive and pull out all of Rasputin's teeth. Without his teeth, he can no longer hypnotize the Czar and is quickly fired.

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  • In the background at the beginning of the episode, there are statues of Catherine the Great, Peter the Great, Beverly the Mediocre, and Leonard the Lame. []
  • When the Warners are preparing Rasputin for his check-up, they tie a lobster bib around his neck. []
  • Czar: All of Russia owes you a debt. Goodbye!
    Dot: Goodbye, Czar!
    Wakko: What a nice man!
    Yakko: I see nothing but good things in his future...then again, I could be wrong! []
  • (The Warners are trying to think of a way to pull out Rasputin's tooth)
    Wakko: What about string?
    Yakko: Old-fashioned, but it just might work!
    (Yakko puts string around the tooth and he, Wakko and Dot grab the string to pull)
    Yakko: On the count of "three", pull. Four! []
  • Yakko: We're gonna have to deaden the pain with a little Anastasia.
    (Anastasia runs over and hits Rasputin over the head with a giant mallet)
    Dot: (to audience) Obscure joke. Talk to your parents. []
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  • Yakko: To deaden the pain we'll use a little Anastasia.

    Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia was a member of the royal Romanov family, who were murdered by members of the secret police in 1918. Grigori Rasputin was a holy man who was greatly favored by Anastasia, her mother, & her sisters, though there was great controversy over his relationship with them. []
  • Yakko/Wakko/Dot: Oh, the humanity!

    "Oh, the humanity!" was exclaimed by a radio broadcaster during the famous Hindenburg blimp crash in Lyndhurst, NJ, during World War II. []
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