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PINKY AND THE BRAIN - Pinky & The Brain... and Larry

Air Date/Released Saturday, September 13, 1997
Station/Studio WB Animation / Amblin Ent.

Two genetically-engineered laboratory white mice, one a genius (The Brain) and one a moron (Pinky), engineer daily plots for the takeover of the world.

Brain invents a computer chip that will control all garage door openers, trapping cars and collapsing the world's economy when gasoline is no longer necessary. But it must be installed into the White House's situation room computer. With mouse Larry joining the team, the three rodents masquerade as paperhangers to gain access to the White House. Larry is a takeoff on Larry Fine, voiced by Billy West, satirizing that stooge's role to the relationship between Moe (Brain) and Curly (Pinky). The episode's title card musical intro is a riff of "Three Blind Mice." The paperhanging sequence is a tribute to The Three Stooges' short A BIRD IN THE HEAD (1946).


Voices: Rob Paulsen (Pinky), Maurice LaMarche (Brain), Billy West (Larry), Frank Welker, Jeff Glen Bennett, John Marino, Jim Meskimen

Crew: Steven Spielberg (Executive Producer), Russell Calabrese, Liz Holman (Directors), Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV (Writers), Liz Holman, Rusty Mills, Tom Ruegger (Producers)
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