The Best Episodes Written By Gordon Bressack

Director: N/A

Writer: Gordon Bressack

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

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

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

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

Writer: Gordon Bressack

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

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

Brain tries to discover what makes the legendary Samson so strong.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Gordon Bressack

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

Director: Liz Holzman

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Brain tries to change the Earth's weather patterns.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Gordon Bressack

To release Brain's leather repellant, the mice become baseball players.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Pinky and Brain stage their own seperate musicals, which have varying degrees of success.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Brain tries to create chaos in Hamlet's family and take over.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Brain explains why he should be leader in a mock educational film.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Pinky sings a song about saying "narf".

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Gordon Bressack

It's another usual night where Brain plans to take over the world, only it's seen from Pinky's point of view.

Director: Mike Milo

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Brain opens a restaurant and feeds the customers a drug to make them smarter.

Director: Mike Milo

Writer: Gordon Bressack

A special of highlights of their career is on the air, but it's really all a ruse so Pinky and Brain can hypnotize the viewers.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Gordon Bressack

How Acme Labs became home to Pinky and Brain.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Gordon Bressack

The gang heads to the evil forest to capture Maldor the Magnificent, but their plan is botched and Daphne is put under a sleeping beauty spell.

Director: N/A

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Bushroot creates a formula intending to create an intelligent plant friend, and Gosalyn ends up sampling it. Now Darkwing has a limited amount of time to find a cure before Gosalyn, half-slime, half-duck, melts into a pile of goo.

Director: N/A

Writer: Gordon Bressack

The two mice attempt to make Elmyra popular, theoretically giving them more time to take over the planet.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Gordon Bressack

The Brain adds unique alterations to the Cinderella story.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Gordon Bressack

When Elmyra buys Pinky a 1950s-style dollhouse, The Brain is drawn into Pinky's fantasies.

Director: Bob Davies

Writer: Gordon Bressack

Pinky and The Brain decide to alter the tune of the theme song from a children's amusement park for their own purposes.

Director: Bob Davies

Writer: Gordon Bressack