| Premiered: | Sep, 9 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings |
| Directed By: | Liz Holzman, Al Zegler |
| Voice Actors: | James Belushi as McGuire, Jim Cummings as Admiral |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain needs the meat of a rare white crab to make his hypnotic recipe effective, he takes a submarine and heads for the Titanic, where massive numbers of the crabs are located. However, the CIA misinterprets his intentions and orders the submarine's destruction. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 10 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings |
| Directed By: | Audu Paden |
| Voice Actors: | Gail Matthius as Gail, John Vernon as Punk, Jeffrey Tambor as Beetle Fiero, Jeff Glen Bennett as Locke |
| Animation Studio: | Akom |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain needs money to create an endless voice mail system, he gets a job at a large corporation, stages an accident, and then sues the corporation for the money he needs. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 16 1995 |
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| Written By: | John P. McCann |
| Directed By: | Dave Marshall, Rusty Mills |
| Voice Actors: | Jess Harnell as Wakko, Tress MacNeille as Dot, Frank Welker as Runt, Sherri Stoner as Slappy, Chick Vennera as Pesto, John Mariano as Bobby |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | Brain finds a "Take Over The World" spell in Merlin's book, but discovers he needs a red dragon's toenail to complete the spell. Knowing where to find a red dragon, the mice set out to get his toenail. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 17 1995 |
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| Written By: | Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV. |
| Directed By: | Al Zegler |
| Voice Actors: | Frank Welker as Gollyzilla, Tress MacNeille as Japanese Girl |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | The mice terrorize Tokyo after an enlarging ray makes them 400 feet tall. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 17 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings |
| Directed By: | Audu Paden |
| Voice Actors: | |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain calculates his plans always fail because of Pinky's stupidity, he makes Pinky smart to help solve the problem. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 17 1995 |
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| Written By: | Tom Minton |
| Directed By: | Al Zegler |
| Voice Actors: | |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | The mice sing about the parts of the brain. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 24 1995 |
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| Written By: | Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV. |
| Directed By: | Audu Paden |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Woman, Jim Cummings as The Mist |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | After developing the ability to befog men's minds with his voice, Brain plans to appear on a radio show as "The Fog" and befog everyone's minds. Once the mice reach the studio, they end up becoming part of the show in a way they didn't expect. |
| Premiered: | Sep, 24 1995 |
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| Written By: | Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV. |
| Directed By: | Al Zegler |
| Voice Actors: | Frank Welker as President, Jess Harnell as Alien Singer |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | When Brain discovers a probe is about to be sent containing evidence that man is the supreme race on the planet, he alters the evidence to make it look like he is the supreme being on Earth. Aliens receive the probe, and take the mice back to their home planet to be honored, just like they are on Earth. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 1 1995 |
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| Written By: | Paul Rugg |
| Directed By: | Audu Paden |
| Voice Actors: | Jeff Glen Bennett as Wensleydale, Tress MacNeille as Brie |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | Pinky sings about the variety of cheeses. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 22 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings, Tom Ruegger |
| Directed By: | Greg Reyna, Dave Marshall |
| Voice Actors: | Frank Welker as Mr. President |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | The mice travel to the Swiss Alps to freeze world leaders attending a peace summit. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 22 1995 |
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| Written By: | Gordon Bressack |
| Directed By: | Greg Reyna |
| Voice Actors: | |
| Animation Studio: | Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co, Ltd. |
| Plot Summary: | The mice borrow H.G. Wells' time machine to alter history so mice would be the dominant species instead of humans. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 28 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings |
| Directed By: | Alfred Gimeno |
| Voice Actors: | Frank Welker as Ralph |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | The mice adapt the famous The War of the Worlds radio hoax for television. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 28 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings |
| Directed By: | Leonard Robinson, Dave Marshall |
| Voice Actors: | Neil Ross as Announcer |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | At the Kentucky Derby, Brain becomes a jockey to win the race and finance his plan to build a Reverse Geotropic Arrestor while Pinky and a horse fall in love. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 28 1995 |
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| Written By: | John P. McCann |
| Directed By: | Michael Gerard |
| Voice Actors: | Barry Dennen as Czar |
| Animation Studio: | Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co, Ltd. |
| Plot Summary: | The mice attempt to steal Russia's crown jewels during a lunar eclipse. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 29 1995 |
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| Written By: | Tom Minton |
| Directed By: | Barry Caldwell, Dave Marshall |
| Voice Actors: | Paul Rugg as Uncle Albert, Lisa Bradley as Neice, Chasen Greig as Nephew, Jess Harnell as Station Manager, Luke Ruegger as Kid #1, Tress MacNeille as Kid #1 |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | The mice become children's TV stars so their fans will make Brain their leader when they grow up. |
| Premiered: | Oct, 29 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings, Tom Minton |
| Directed By: | Michael Gerard |
| Voice Actors: | Jeff Glen Bennett as Dr. Jekyl, Frank Welker as Billy |
| Animation Studio: | Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co, Ltd. |
| Plot Summary: | Knowing the British are fanatical about tea time, Brain drinks the strength-inducing Dr. Jekyl formula to disable Big Ben at tea time so tea time never ends. |
| Premiered: | Nov, 5 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings |
| Directed By: | Greg Reyna |
| Voice Actors: | Lauri Frasier as Reporter |
| Animation Studio: | Startoons |
| Plot Summary: | Brain runs for President with Pinky is his running mate. |
| Premiered: | Nov, 5 1995 |
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| Written By: | Peter Hastings |
| Directed By: | Alfred Gimeno |
| Voice Actors: | Tress MacNeille as Billie |
| Animation Studio: | Akom |
| Plot Summary: | Brain sets aside planning world domination for a night to court Billie, a female mouse from another cage. |
| Premiered: | Nov, 5 1995 |
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| Written By: | Gordon Bressack |
| Directed By: | Audu Paden, Dave Marshall |
| Voice Actors: | |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | Brain uses an infomercial to market his people-shrinking formula. |
| Premiered: | Nov, 12 1995 |
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| Written By: | John P. McCann |
| Directed By: | Jon McClenahan |
| Voice Actors: | Frank Welker as The President, Jeff Glen Bennett as Allan Fontain Bisque, Jim Cummings as Fred Floppel, Tress MacNeille as Mrs. Applebee |
| Animation Studio: | Wang |
| Plot Summary: | Brain needs $40,000,000.03 to build a gigantic clothes-dryer with which he can create "global static cling." The mice journey to the remote Island X, hoping to establish a fake country so as to obtain a gigantic foreign-aid loan from the U.S. state department. |