Pinky and the Brain: Das Mouse

Air Date

Saturday September 9, 1995

Production Code

Unknown

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• Guest Cast

  • James Belushi Jack Maguire
  • John Vernon voice of Admiral

• Executive In Charge Of Productions

  • Jean MacCurdy Executive in Charge of Production

• Executive Producers

  • Steven Spielberg Executive Producer

• Directors

  • Al Zegler Director
  • Liz Holzman Director

• Writers

  • Peter Hastings Writer

• Stars

  • Rob Paulsen Pinky
  • Maurice LaMarche The Brain

• Voice Directors

  • Andrea Romano Voice Director
Episode Cast and Crew Details »

• Pinky's catch phrase "Narf" stands for Nuclear Attack Readiness Formation. At least... it does in this episode. [edit]

• Animation by Wang Film Productions. [edit]
• This cartoon was first aired as part of episode 1. The gag credit for this episode is: Spizzerinctum = the will to succeed. [edit]

• Pinky: Narf!
  The Brain: What is narf? Please tell me.
  Pinky: Well, it's like "Zort!", or "Poit!" [edit]
• Pinky: Oh, please, Brain! If we don't do something soon, I'll go out of my mind!
  The Brain: That's a short trip. [edit]
• Brain: We shall receive the aid of legions of unassuming humans because they will be hypnotized by the secretions of a rare Peruvian Gaokin. After we collect the frog's fluid, we shall mix the floury batter and have a giant pancake jamboree! [edit]

• Star Trek TOS episode Balance of Terror:
  Captain Jack McGuire's mid-battle speech to Brain is very reminiscent of the Romulan captain's speech to Kirk... "We are of a kind you and I. In another reality I could have called you 'Friend'" [edit]
• Episode Title: Das Mouse
  The title of this episode is a reference to the German submarine film Das Boot (1981). [edit]