A Pinky And The Brain Christmas

Season 1, Episode 8, Aired
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Episode Summary

Pinky and the Brain head to the North Pole. Pinky just wants to see Santa, but the Brain has a more sinister plan. He wants to pretend to be an elf so that he can mass produce a hypnotic doll named "Noddle Noggin" in Santa's workshop. He then hopes that Santa will distribute the toy all over the world as a ploy to take over the world.moreless
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  • Pinky and the Brain travel to the North Pole disguised as elves to get Santa to make and deliver their hypnotic dolls around the world on Christmas Eve. But Pinky has a Christmas Wish of his own that has an unexpected effect on the Brain.moreless

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    This is the penultimate episode of Pinky and the Brain. It took the series to a new level, and will always be the "best" in my opinion.

    Before this, the series was just about Pinky and the Brain trying to take over the world. This episode revealed a sweeter side to the characters. All Pinky wants for Christmas is for Santa to give Brain the world. And right when Brain has the world in the palms of his hands, he gives it up in the spirit of Christmas.

    While sacrificing none of its usual hilarity, this episode was a very touching scenario that went beyond 'taking over the world' and showed the meaning of friendship.

    Excellent voice characterizations of Pinky and the Brain as usual by Rob Paulsen and Maurice LaMarche, this episode was a series best.moreless

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    • If you look carefully at the janitor elf, you'll see he's smoking a candy cane. Edit
  • Notes

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    • Rob Paulson and Maurice LaMarche (the voices of Pinky and The Brain) claimed that this was their favourite episode. Edit
    • This episode was based on a line from "The Day Before Christmas" episode of Animaniacs where the Brain is about to steal Santa's sleigh until Pinky accidentally knocks him off the water tower as Santa is arriving. Edit
    • Animation Studio: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co, Ltd. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Brain: (Reading Pinky's letter to Santa) Dear Santa, Hello. Ha, ha, narf. This year Santa, I ask for nothing, But I wish to tell you about my dear friend, the Brain. He's honest and very hard working and only wants what's best for the world. But he gets no reward. He's only greeted with defeat. He never gives up, but I know it must be very hard. So please, take anything that you have for me and give it to my best friend in the whole world, the Brain. Love Pinky. P.S. by any chance do you have in that big old bag of your's the world. Edit
    • Pinky: Where's your Christmas spirit? Brain: Stashed away with my bigfoot photos. Edit
    • Pinky: You know, Brain, I was just thinking. I don't think I really want to be elf. Brain: What would you rather be? Pinky: A dentist. Brain: You've seen too many Christmas specials, Pinky. Edit
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    • Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Christmas Special. Pinky: You know, Brain, I was just thinking. I don't think I really want to be elf. Brain: What would you rather be? Pinky: A dentist. Brain: You've seen too many Christmas specials, Pinky. Pinky is repeating the desire to become a dentist of Hermey, an elf in the Rankin-Bass Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer TV special. Edit
    • Brain: Hm, for some reason, the idea of joining the Donner party is unappealing. The Donner Party was an ill-fated group of American pioneers moving westward in the mid-19th century. During the winter of 1846-47, they were unable to cross the Sierra Nevada. Consequently, nearly half of their party died, and some of the remaining party members resorted to eating their dead to survive. Edit
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