| Premiered: | Sep, 15 1997 |
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| Written By: | Gene Laufenberg |
| Directed By: | Nelson Recinos |
| Voice Actors: | Jeff Glen Bennett as Castro-type, Earl Boen as Earth |
| Animation Studio: | Akom |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain accidently gives the Earth the ability to speak, he uses that ability to force the people of Earth into submission. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 16 1997 |
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| Written By: | Brett Baer, David Finkel |
| Directed By: | Charles Visser |
| Voice Actors: | Paul Rugg as Mr. Sultana |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | When a package Brain has been waiting for is delivered to a next door neighbor's house, he must convince the neighbor to let him have the package. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 17 1997 |
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| Written By: | Bill Matheny, Charles M. Howell IV., Earl Kress |
| Directed By: | Kirk Tingblad |
| Voice Actors: | Jeff Glen Bennett as Jim, Billy West as Indian Man, Jess Harnell as Fred |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | In 1967, the height of the flower power era, Pinky is mistaken for a wise guru. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 17 1997 |
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| Written By: | Cathy Shambley, Earl Kress |
| Directed By: | Kirk Tingblad |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as First Lady, Frank Welker as Mr. President |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | Pinky plans a suprise party to celebrate Brain's birthday, while Brain tries to ease his anxiety about getting older by excecising. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 18 1997 |
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| Written By: | Bill Canterbury |
| Directed By: | Charles Visser |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Cheerleader, Jeff Glen Bennett as Game Announcer, Paul Rugg as Mr. Sultana |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain's virtual future program has him still trying to take over the world when he is an old mouse, he stops seeking world domination and becomes a ski instructor. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 19 1997 |
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| Written By: | John P. McCann |
| Directed By: | Russell Calabrese |
| Voice Actors: | Jeff Glen Bennett as Kale Mumphausen, Dani Douthette as Agnes |
| Animation Studio: | Akom |
| Plot Summary: | The mice become storm chasers in an effort to find and take control of a tornado. However, an unfriendly rival makes their task difficult by sabotaging their efforts at every turn. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 20 1997 |
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| Written By: | Earl Kress, Charles M. Howell IV., Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard, Jed Spingarn |
| Directed By: | Kirk Tingblad |
| Voice Actors: | |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | Brain analyzes the shortcomings of famous past and present world leaders in song. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 20 1997 |
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| Written By: | Jed Spingarn |
| Directed By: | Kirk Tingblad |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Sarah, Jeff Glen Bennett as Jakob |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | The mice pretend to be members of a group of people wary of technology to gain access to a mine containing large amounts of a mineral that gives people a sneezing fit. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 22 1997 |
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| Written By: | Rich Fogel |
| Directed By: | Kirk Tingblad |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Mary Hartless, Frank Welker as Fred Floppel, Jeff Glen Bennett as Christopher W.[alken], Townsend Coleman as FBI agent, Billy West as Anthony H.[opkins] |
| Animation Studio: | Akom |
| Plot Summary: | Brain invents a conspiracy theory to make the public believe some mysterious force is keeping him from power. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 26 1997 |
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| Written By: | Tom Minton |
| Directed By: | Russell Calabrese |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Old Woman, John Astin as Grover Whalen, Dorian Harewood as Bojangles |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | Brain uses tap shoes to tap out in Morse code out a subliminal world domination message. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 26 1997 |
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| Written By: | Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard |
| Directed By: | Russell Calabrese |
| Voice Actors: | Gail Matthius as Wendy, Michael McKean as Ponytail, Peter Scolari as Weird Guy |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain is unable to come up with an original plan for world domination, he solicits ideas from screenwriters in the hope he can use some as his own. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 27 1997 |
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| Written By: | Charles M. Howell IV., Earl Kress, Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard |
| Directed By: | Nelson Recinos |
| Voice Actors: | Frank Welker as Maurice, Lauren Tom as Shopper, Mark Hamill as Jimmy Jo Jr. |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | Brain buys a farm to grow huge living vegetables to terrorize the populace into submission. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 29 1997 |
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| Written By: | Norm McCabe |
| Directed By: | Russell Calabrese |
| Voice Actors: | |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | The mice and the clones they have dreamed up put on a dance revue. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 29 1997 |
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| Written By: | Rich Fogel, Earl Kress, Charles M. Howell IV. |
| Directed By: | Russell Calabrese |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Elsa Kitsch, Jeff Glen Bennett as Fabrizio Ditzo, Laraine Newman as Giselle |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain achieves fame as a fashion designer, he uses his fame to push his new perfume, Subjigation. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 4 1997 |
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| Written By: | Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard |
| Directed By: | Mike Milo |
| Voice Actors: | Billy West as Regis |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | A machine that changes personalities gives Pinky a charisma no one can resist. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 4 1997 |
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| Written By: | Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard |
| Directed By: | Mike Milo |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as First Lady, Frank Welker as Mr. President |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | The mice attempt to join an ultra secret society of world leaders to gain access to their vault and its closely guarded secrets. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 10 1997 |
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| Written By: | Jed Spingarn |
| Directed By: | Kirk Tingblad |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Eisenhower, Pamela Hayden as Dawn, Levar Burton as Murray, Scott Valentine as Spike |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | The mice become part of a television show that chronicles the relationship between its participants. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 11 1997 |
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| Written By: | Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard |
| Directed By: | Nelson Recinos |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Bernie, Jess Harnell as Fred Spinatra, Jeff Glen Bennett as Tom Caljones, Billy West as Dean |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | Brain becomes a lounge singer in an effort to save his newly built Las Vegas casino from foreclosure. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 19 1997 |
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| Written By: | Wendell Morris, Tom Sheppard |
| Directed By: | Kirk Tingblad |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Greta, Garry Marshall as Mr. Itch, Billy West as Receptionist, John Tesh as Himself, Roddy McDowall as Snowball |
| Animation Studio: | Rough Draft Studios, Inc. |
| Plot Summary: | In this take on The Devil and Daniel Webster, Pinky sells his soul so Brain can become ruler of the world and it's up to Brain to get it back. |
| Premiered: | Nov, 2 1997 |
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| Written By: | Brett Baer, David Finkel, Earl Kress |
| Directed By: | Charles Visser |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Sticky, Roger Rose as Hippie, Jeff Glen Bennett as Howie, Darren Burrows as Crowfeather |
| Animation Studio: | Akom |
| Plot Summary: | Brain pretends to be a hippie leader in order to form a peace chain. |