Steven Spielberg Presents Pinky & The Brain

The Brain goes to Vienna to get famed psychiatrist Sigmund Freud (guest star voice talent STEVE LANDESBERG) to condition his patients for mouse worship, but Freud analyzes The Brain instead. The Brain becomes a Sumo wrestler in order to gain access to the rare Mugu fish, whose paralytic properties will help him take over the world.

The Brain launches his latest plan on a live infomercial in this real-time episode.

The Brain commands a herd of dolphins and sea lions in his latest attempt to take over the world. The Brain must infiltrate the Hackensack Kicky-Sack Sack Kicker factory to carry out his latest plan for global domination in this tongue-twisting episode.

In this song segment, Pinky and The Brain are the pets of a crazy tailor. While the lab is closed for summer vacation, The Brain plans to travel to Camp Davey, the lodge for children of dignitaries who are visiting Camp David. Once there, his goal is to become crafts counselor and have the children make wooden pencil holders in which he will plant listening devices, enabling him to hear the conversations of global leaders and create a better plan to take over the world. But first, he and Pinky must ascend to the senior counselor position by eliminating all the other counselors above them.

The Brain coaches a last-place baseball club, The New Hampshire Pineapples, to the pennant race. After Pinky unwittingly hits a button on The Brain's robot duplicate of Steven Spielberg (the show's Executive Producer), the robot acts out scenes from Spielberg's movies. The Brain decides he might be better served using a "Ted Turnerator."

Impressed by the financial success of "Cats," Pinky and The Brain stage their own Broadway musical.

"Brainie" and "Pinklet" attempt to take control of the Acme Woods in this whimsical and brutal tale, parodying A.A. Milne's classic "Winnie the Pooh" stories. Pinky and The Brain bring their own inimitable style to a classic Shakespeare.

Lab scientists subject The Brain to experiments testing the addictive properties of cigarettes, an experience that endangers his latest plan for world domination.

The Brain gets wild and crazy on a night when he and Pinky don't try to take over the world. The Brain tries to infiltrate a group of surfing teenagers in this spoof of beach party movies.

Pinky and The Brain must bring together Pinky's far-flung family to win money on a TV game show.

The Brain follows Pinky's plan to take over the world--with surprising results. The Brain describes what things would be like if he ruled the world.

In this change of pace episode, when studio executive Jamie Kellner presses them for higher ratings, Pinky and The Brain try out different ideas for their show, spoofing various other sitcoms.

In order to carry out his latest world domination scheme, The Brain must take a teaching job at a dangerous inner city school.

The Brain becomes a child star in Hollywood during the 1930s.

This entire episode is seen through Pinky's eyes. And the view is interesting, to say the least. The Brain opens a theme restaurant: "Planet Brain."

During a White House conference on the topic "the brain," one of the president's assistants mistakenly invites The Brain. After he becomes trapped in a web of conspiracy and deception, The Brain gets brainwashed and Pinky must save him.

The Brain and Pinky escape from the land of Hats, but find someone is still after them as they try to save the world from an evil dance, the Schmeerskahoven.

Pinky and The Brain unmask the culprit behind that evil, mind numbing dance, the Schmeerskahoven, and save the world.

To facilitate The Brain's latest plan, he and Pinky ship themselves to Russia, where they become involved in a James Bond-style adventure. Pinky and The Brain find themselves trapped in the familiar nursery rhyme.

A fictitious retrospective celebrating Pinky and The Brain is actually another of Brain's schemes!

The Brain concocts a legend about himself. This story is about how The Brain and Pinky first met.

Pinky, The Brain and the Animaniacs star in a parody of "Star Wars."