Saturday February 22, 1997
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Multiphasic transrepliclonator pods will allow Brain to begin cloning an army of himself. However, before even the first clone can be made, Pinky's DNA accidentally gets mixed in with Brain's. The result, naturally, is a different kind of clone – one that likes to be called 'Romy.' Brain tries to make do with this development, as he and Pinky essentially act as Romy's parents. The thing is, Romy wants to be his own mouse and doesn't like being pushed into Brain's world domination plans or Pinky's stupid ways. When he runs away, the mice try to find him.
Write a Recap »Brain attempts to clone himself. But when Pinky's D.N.A gets mixed into the experiment, the results are not what Brain expected hide show
This is one of my all-time favorite episodes of Pinky and The Brain. Brain is studying a cell specimen he extracted from a secret location (however, it wasn't secret for long. Pinky found the location under Brain's tail, to Brain's embarassment). Brain planned to use the sample to make an army Brains. Unfortunately, Brain didn't see one of Pinky's toenails fly into his cloning machine while he was charging it up. Naturally, the clone's brainpower wasn't as great as it should have been (to Brain's horror, the clone starts to talk like Pinky). My favorite part of the episode was when Brain discovered that his clone had Pinky's D.N.A (as he put it "Be afraid, be very afraid). After seeing his clone sprout buck teeth (like Pinky), he yelled Pinky's name and drug him by the ear. After hearing that the clone was a combination of both their D.N.A, Pinky believed he was a mother. Brain tried to convince him otherwise, stating that the clone's genetic make-up just included both their building blocks. Upon hearing his own words, Brain realized Pinky was the clone's mother (that made him scream like crazy). Ha! Though the entire episode was good, that was my favorite part.