The Best Episodes of Pinky and the Brain

Pinky sings about cheese.

Director: Audu Paden

Writer: Paul Rugg

Mr. Itch offers Brain control of the world in exchange for his soul, but Brain refuses. In a shocking twist, Pinky sells his soul to make it happen and Brain soon decides to get his friend back.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

Inspired by legends of the past, Brain tries to create a legend about himself to gain world acclaim.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Earl Kress, Jed Spingarn, Charles M. Howell IV

Pinky and Brain are kidnapped in Washington, DC by an unknown force. Brain loses his memory and the mice are then imprisoned in a town where everyone is forced to perform the Schëerskåhøvên, which is dumbing down the entire country.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

Brain regains his memory and the mice escape. They believe Snowball is responsible for the Schmëerskåhøvên, but him imprisoned in a mental institution.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

The mice and Snowball search for the one who spliced their DNA, Dr. Mordough, thinking he's responsible for all this. But it turns out to be his cat, Precious, and time is running out.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

Brain comes face to face with his former friend and now enemy, Snowball. And it seems Snowball has his own plans to take over the world.

Director: Audu Paden

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard, Peter Hastings

Brain makes a tearjerker movie to make the world sad enough to make him leader.

Director: Liz Holzman

Writer: Brett Baer, David Finkel

The Brain hatches a plan to take over the world by using static electricity to shock the world into submission. Unfortunately he needs several billion dollars to build a giant clothes dryer. Pinky and the Brain head to Island X where they set up a fake country and hope to get a giant foreign aid loan from the United States.

Director: Jon McClenahan

Writer: John P. McCann

When Brain comes to the conclusion he no longer wants to take over the world, he decides to help others who had his problem and the first one to be helped is Pinky.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Charles M. Howell IV, Bill Matheny

The mice make a series of comedy films and hit the big time.

Director: Liz Holzman, Russell Calabrese

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

Pinky and Brain have a new companion, Larry, but their newest plan just doesn't seem to pan out.

Director: Liz Holzman, Russell Calabrese

Writer: Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV

After the Earth gets the power of speech from his Silitronlinguifactor device, Brain comes up with a new plan.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Gene Laufenberg

Brain is out of ideas for taking over the world, so he tries to get some from writers.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

A well-meaning tailor makes Pinky and Brain's lives miserable.

Director: Mike Milo

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Brain plans to take over the world by creating a voice mail system that will tie up everyone on the planet long enough for him to take over. In order to do this he needs money. He decides to get it by getting a job and then staging an accident in order to sue the company.

Director: Audu Paden

Writer: Peter Hastings

Brain hopes his inter-galactic pen pal, Zalgar, will help him take over the world. But it turns out Zalgar likes to snack on brains.

Director: Al Zegler

Writer: Earl Kress, Tom Sheppard, Nick DuBois

Pinky and Brain get sealed in an Egyptian pyramid where a mummy is lurking about.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

Brain gets a group of men to steal money from the rich (ala Robin Hood) to pay for his new plot.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

Brain tries to get a package meant for him back from his neighbor.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Brett Baer, Dave Finkel

Pinky becomes a guru during the 1960s.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Earl Kress, Charles M. Howell IV, Bill Matheny

It's Brain's birthday and Pinky plans a surprise party.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Earl Kress, Cathy Shambley

The mice are looking to control tornados, but a pest keeps getting in their way.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: John P. McCann

To save his Las Vegas casino, Brain works as a lounge singer.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard

Brain's attempt to control Emperor Franz Josef get side tracked when he talks about his problems with psychiatrist Dr. Sigmund Freud.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Jed Spingarn