The Best Episodes of Pinky and the Brain Season 1

Brain hatches a plot to hypnotize people, but he needs white crab meat to succeed. In order to get the crab meat, he takes a submarine to the wreck of the Titanic. Unfortunately, the CIA spots his sub and orders its destruction.

Director: Liz Holzman, Al Zegler

Writer: Peter Hastings

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 uses an enlarging ray to make himself and Pinky four hundred feet tall. With Pinky dressed as a Gollyzilla, Brain stages a fight to make himself look like hero. But then the real Gollyzilla shows up.

Director: Al Zegler

Writer: Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV

Brain makes Pinky smarter so his stupidity won't ruin anymore plans.

Director: Audu Paden

Writer: Peter Hastings

Pinky and Brain perform a song about the brain.

Director: Al Zegler

Writer: Tom Minton

Brain gains the ability to cloud the minds of men with his voice. He tries to get on the radio by adapting the persona of "The Fog". Unfortunately his plan falls apart when he gets to the studio.

Director: Audu Paden

Writer: Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV

Brain hears that a space probe is about to be launched. On the probe is a plaque with a representation of man and woman. Brain changes the plaque to make it appear that he rules the world. Aliens discover the probe and take Pinky and the Brain to their planet where they honor them just like they are "honored" on Earth.

Director: Al Zegler

Writer: Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV

Pinky sings about cheese.

Director: Audu Paden

Writer: Paul Rugg

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

Brain develops a special pair of dentures that can produce a smile that can hypnotize anyone who is not wearing a special pair of sunglasses. In order to take over the world, he needs people to see the mesmerizing smile. He figures that he needs to get on TV and in order to do that he has to become a celebrity.

Director: Al Zegler

Writer: Peter Hastings

While France awaits Napoleon's triumphant return from Austria, Brain develops a recipe for exploding crepe-suzettes in an effort to conquer France. He uses the recipe in a cooking class and when the crepes explode, he is arrested. When he is taken to prison, however, his luck begins to change when people mistake him for Napoleon Bonaparte.

Director: Audu Paden

Writer: Peter Hastings, John Loy

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 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 world so he can take over.

Director: Rusty Mills

Writer: Peter Hastings

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

In Victorian England, the Brain realizes that he can take over the world by becoming president of the "Pompous Explorers Club". since the position usually leads to the Prime Ministership of England. In order to become president of the club, he must make it around the world in seventy-nine days.

Director: Liz Holzman, Al Zegler

Writer: Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV

Brain plans to melt the ice caps with the Hubble Space Telescope once he buys everything higher than the 39th floor.

Director: Liz Holzman, Al Zegler

Writer: Peter Hastings, John Loy

Brain hopes to take over the world by convincing everyone that Abraham Lincoln has been reincarnated. He takes up ventriloquism and plans on using a statue.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Tom Minton

Brain tells a group of mice the story of "Don Cerebro" a mouse driven by his dream to take over the world.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV

Pinky searches for the Brain in post-World War II Vienna. He misunderstands people when they try to tell him the Brain is dead and his misunderstandings lead to a series of misadventures.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV

The Brain captures two mice for an experiment to aid in a plan for world domination. He discovers however that the two mice are his parents.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Peter Hastings