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It's 1967 in America. Brain intends to conquer the world with lava lamps that will trap people with their altered contents. However, things take a bizarre turn when members of the flower power movement start listening to and following Pinky. It turns out that he bears some resemblance to a guru, so enter Pinky as Guru Mous-arishi.moreless
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      • Look hard: you can see Jimi Hendrix in the crowd of hippies during Walter Concrete's new report. Frank Sinatra, for some reason, decides to stop for advice shortly after. Edit
      • The woman promising twelve bags of sandle-root to Brain only gives him five bags. Edit
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      • This cartoon was first aired as part of episode 34 which featured the cartoons "All You Need Is Narf" and "Pinky's Plan". The gag credit for episode 34 is: Ototoxic - having a bad effect on hearing organs. Edit
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      • The song Pinky is listening to at the beginning of the episode is a parody of The Beatles song "I Am The Walrus". Edit
      • The fast postman stamping "fragile" on packages strongly resembles Newman from "Seinfeld". Edit
      • "All You Need Is Lunch" is obviously a play on the Beatles song: "All You Need Is Love", but it may be also be a subtle tribute to Eric Idle's Beatles parody: The Rutles, who sang "Can't Buy Me Lunch". Edit
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