Animaniacs

A group of adventurers stumbles upon the three cartoon siblings—Yakko, Wakko, and Dot—while exploring a remote wilderness, in a humorous parody of the *Jurassic Park* storyline.

Yakko, Wakko, and Dot return to their home and discover how the world has changed, adjusting to new technology and modern life after being rebooted.

Brain's attempt to spread a meme globally falls short of its intended impact.

Yakko performs a song that humorously critiques the trend of Hollywood reboots.

The Warners travel to Ancient Greece for a vacation, where they encounter various historical figures and immerse themselves in the culture and mythology of the time.

Pinky and the Brain attempt to harness a dragon in their latest scheme to take over the world.

Dot discovers that, despite her hopes, cartoons are not eligible to participate in the voting process.

The Warners participate in a series of competitive games that test their abilities and teamwork.

Brain is arrested for illegally time-traveling, leading to a tense confrontation with the authorities.

Dot delivers an engaging and theatrical math lesson, using creative methods to explain complex concepts to her students.

The Warners confront a growing problem as rabbits overrun their property, leading to a series of comedic attempts to eliminate the pests.

Brain's robotic creation, designed to be his son, begins acting against him.

A tech entrepreneur launches a groundbreaking mobile application that quickly gains widespread attention.

The Warners face a dangerous encounter when a mysterious hunter begins following them, escalating tensions and testing their resourcefulness.

Pinky and the Brain attempt to infiltrate the NSA in an effort to gain access to classified information that could help them take over the world.

Ralph experiences an unexpected moment of fatigue and falls asleep, leading to a series of events that challenge his usual routine and responsibilities. His absence creates complications that others must address in his place. The episode explores the ripple effects of one person's unplanned downtime.

Dot stumbles upon a mysterious recipe that promises to enhance her cuteness, leading to unexpected consequences as she experiments with its effects.

Brain's plans are complicated when the aliens he encounters have different objectives in mind.

Yakko, Wakko, and Dot return in a special episode where they humorously cover the 2020 U.S. presidential election, offering their signature comedic take on the political landscape.

Celebrated detective Hercule Yakko takes on the case of a stolen dog, using his keen instincts to uncover clues and track down the culprit.

While searching for food, the Warners inadvertently trigger a chain of events that leads to the outbreak of the French Revolution.

Yakko takes inspiration from Shakespeare to help preserve and promote hip-hop culture.

The Warners investigate a string of donut shop break-ins and set out to catch the mysterious thief behind them.

Brain develops an ideal First Lady to help him achieve the presidency.

Starbox remains trapped in Cindy's affectionate hold.

The Warners find themselves in a heated conflict with a strict and temperamental train conductor during their latest misadventure.

The Warners find themselves in a heated debate with a talk show host over the nature of their problems, leading to a tense and humorous exchange.

Brain reflects on his future through a vision of his older self, leading him to reconsider his current path.

A quirky gnome offers guidance by revealing unspoken truths, helping individuals navigate their personal and interpersonal challenges.

The Warners learn about an unapproved adaptation of their television show being produced in Russia, prompting them to investigate its origins and potential legal implications.

Brain competes with a mischievous toddler to obtain a valuable meteorite, leading to a series of chaotic encounters.

The Warners reflect on the events of the episode, sharing their perspectives and reactions to the developments that took place.

The Warners take over a family's television in a spooky sendup of the classic horror film *Poltergeist*.

The Warners face a frightening encounter when they come across a sinister clown in their town.

A mysterious figure uses fear and manipulation to control the residents of a small village, leaving them paralyzed by terror.

Spooky monsters experience feelings of claustrophobia as they find themselves in confined spaces.

Dot deals with an unexpected skin issue that affects her confidence.

Pinky and the Brain invite a Sultana to their home, hoping to impress her with their intelligence and win her favor.

A man struggles with understanding and respecting personal boundaries, leading to awkward and uncomfortable interactions with those around him.

The Warners set out on a mission to locate the elusive and eccentric Dr. Scratchansniff, whose mysterious disappearance has sparked concern. Along the way, they encounter various obstacles and characters that test their determination and teamwork. Their journey takes them through unusual locations as they get closer to uncovering the doctor's whereabouts.

Brain begins an ambitious project to design and build a self-driving car, enlisting the help of his friends and using his technical expertise to bring the idea to life.

Dot performs a musical tribute to the First Ladies of the United States, highlighting their influence and legacy through song.

The Warners confront the mischievous Martian, Nero, who causes chaos in the city. As they try to manage his unpredictable behavior, they must find a way to contain his powers without causing harm. The episode explores themes of responsibility and the consequences of unchecked energy.

Brain and Pinky experience an unexpected accident that leaves them physically connected, leading to chaos and challenges as they navigate life together.

Wakko eagerly anticipates the start of his new video game, while the episode explores the dynamics of his relationship with his friends and family.

The Warners deal with an overwhelming amount of unsolicited mail and phone calls, which disrupts their daily life and leads to comedic attempts to manage the nuisance.

Nora is forced to use unused and unsuccessful pilot episodes of "Pinky & the Brain" to fill airtime.

The Warners provide tips on staying safe in various situations, offering guidance to help others avoid danger.

The Warners find themselves transported into the historic Bayeux Tapestry, where they encounter characters from the 11th century and learn about the events surrounding the Norman conquest of England.

Pinky urgently seeks funds to rescue Brain, leading to a series of chaotic attempts to raise the necessary cash.

Scratchansniff attempts to show the Warners the consequences of dishonesty by making them experience the effects of their lies.

Ralph appears in a *Westworld*-style parody at the beginning of the episode.

The Warners accidentally disrupt a teenager's sweet 16 celebration, causing chaos and unintended consequences.

Pinky creates a step-by-step video outlining her plan to take over the world, which unexpectedly gains popularity and causes unintended consequences.

The Warners disrupt a museum exhibit by mocking an artist's work, causing chaos among the visitors.

Brain hatches a plan to take control and establish himself as a dictator, leading to a power struggle with his friends. His ambitions create tension and challenge the group's dynamics.

The Warners struggle to decide on a movie to watch together using their streaming service, each member having different preferences. They navigate through various options while dealing with the challenges of finding something that satisfies everyone.

Yakko comes up with a new idea for an invention and enlists the help of his friends to bring it to life.

Pinky enters a "Miss Universe" beauty pageant, where she must navigate challenges and competition from other contestants.

The Warners revisit some rejected *Animaniacs* characters.

Yakko challenges an animator to a competition, testing his ability to keep up with the animator's rapid changes. As the animator alters the cartoon world in real time, Yakko must adapt and respond to the constantly shifting environment. The episode explores the relationship between animation and its characters in a playful, imaginative way.

The Warners argue about who can name the longest word, turning their usual antics into a competition of vocabulary and one-upmanship.

Brain is compelled to organize a celebration for Pinky's birthday, despite his usual reluctance. The episode explores the challenges he faces in trying to make the event both enjoyable and meaningful.

The Warners perform a musical number centered around the historical significance of the Magna Carta.

The Warners' latest film is a comedic take on *Oliver Twist*, featuring Bugs Bunny in a role parodying the titular character, while the usual Looney Tunes humor subverts the serious tone of the classic novel.

Pinky experiences a strange phenomenon where his hands act independently, leading to unexpected and uncontrollable situations.

The Warners' episode parodies the classic novel *Oliver Twist*, featuring the characters in a comedic reimagining of the story's key events and themes.

The Warners encounter a mysterious object they cannot identify, leading to confusion and a series of comedic attempts to understand its purpose.

A student manipulates the results of a college basketball competition to ensure his team's victory.

The Warners challenge the historical accuracy and legacy of Christopher Columbus's voyages, prompting a reevaluation of his impact on history.

The Warners evaluate a prescribed drug, considering its effects and appropriateness for the patient's condition.

The Warners organize and lead a school-wide exercise session, turning it into an unexpected but lively event.

Brain's scheme to seize control of the International Space Station is thwarted by a familiar and formidable opponent from his past.

The Warners use a new advertising system that tailors commercials to individual viewers, leading to unexpected and humorous consequences.

Starbox attempts to avoid Cindy during her bath time but is unable to get away.

Yakko gives a humorous and fast-paced overview of world history, touching on major events and civilizations. The segment is presented as an educational yet entertaining monologue.

Gerard is found with a garden gnome lodged in his mouth, prompting confusion and concern among those around him.

Pinky and the Brain are captured by a rival supervillain, forcing them into an unexpected and dangerous situation.

Dot delivers an enthusiastic and theatrical math lesson centered around beach balls, using them to explain mathematical concepts in a lively and engaging way.

The Warners encounter and rescue several mythical creatures who are stranded due to an impending flood.

The Warners issue a public apology to their audience.

Pinky and the Brain attempt to use 1960s-style music as a tool to take over the world, believing its influence can manipulate people's minds. Their plan takes them through a series of psychedelic and chaotic musical adventures.

The Warnners review past recordings to reflect on their journey and experiences.

The Warners encounter the ThunderCats and, in an effort to fit in, attempt to change their appearance to resemble the feline heroes. Their antics lead to a series of comedic misunderstandings as they navigate the challenges of life among the ThunderCats.

The Warners take on new roles as apprentices to Benjamin Franklin, navigating the challenges of colonial life and learning valuable lessons along the way.

The Warners decide to take a DNA test for fun, but the results reveal a surprising family connection to the company's CEO, leading to unexpected complications.

The Season 2 finale features a dramatic climax as key characters confront major challenges, setting up significant developments for the future of the series.

Ralph continues serving as interim CEO of Warner Bros., and the Warners support Nora in her efforts to reclaim her former position.

Pinky creates a "how to" video highlighting the significance of his bond with the Brain.

Ralph continues serving as interim CEO of Warner Bros., and the Warners support Nora in her efforts to reclaim her former position.

The Warners help a young social media star learn to enjoy childhood and avoid the pressures of premature adulthood.

Cindy creates a puppet show featuring Starbox as the main character.

Brain devises a scheme to manipulate a high-stakes poker game in an attempt to claim the title of King of England.

A narrator guides viewers through a typical day at the Warner Bros. studio lot, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the bustling environment and ongoing film and television productions.

Brain and Pinky infiltrate the ACME Institute of Technology with the goal of stealing a miniature car.

The Warners perform a musical number celebrating the joys and creative satisfaction of do-it-yourself home improvement projects.

Pinky, Brain, and The Warners encounter a magical and surreal version of Las Vegas, leading to a series of chaotic and imaginative adventures.

Dr. Scratchansniff mistakenly books a "pool" ride through a rideshare app, leading to an unexpected carpool with the Warners.

Pinky and the Brain travel to a desert music festival, where they encounter chaos and unexpected challenges amidst the lively atmosphere.

The Warners find themselves entangled in a melodramatic young adult television series, where every moment is heightened and filled with emotional intensity.

Starbox faces challenges from both Cindy and an unexpected canine presence.

Brain successfully seizes control of the world, only to find himself trapped in a time loop where the same day replays endlessly.

Ralph, Nora, and Scratchansniff encounter extraterrestrial counterparts of the Warners, leading to a chaotic and unpredictable confrontation.

A family's beloved, Lassie-like dog turns violent and kills its owners, leading to a chilling investigation into the incident.

Brain attempts to escape a time loop that traps him and Pinky in a never-ending repetition of the same day.

The Warners become stranded on a mysterious island populated by creatures that closely resemble them, leading to a series of surreal and unsettling encounters.

The Warners confront a charismatic polar bear developer who is pushing a controversial project. They use their usual antics to stop him. The episode features comedic chaos and environmental themes.

A revolutionary new lawn care product promises to transform yard work, but its rapid results raise questions about its true impact.

Pinky accidentally discovers a hidden dimension where Brain leads a different life. As they explore this alternate reality, they encounter a version of the world shaped by Brain's other choices. The episode examines themes of identity and possibility through their journey.

An episode explores the hidden dangers behind seemingly innocent and adorable objects.

The Warners become trapped inside a video game, where they must navigate digital challenges while the rest of the world remains unaware of their predicament.

Cindy and Starbox prepare for bedtime, going through their usual routine before sleeping.

The Warners accidentally become characters in a video game, leading to a chaotic adventure as they navigate its digital world.

Crumbly, a football team mascot who endures mistreatment, secretly aspires to pursue a passion for dance.

Brain attempts to launch a global takeover using an innovative Christmas-themed toy, enlisting the help of his cousin Mutt while evading interference from the Pink Power Pussycats.

The Warners assist Santa Claus in his mission to deliver gifts on time, using their unique skills to overcome unexpected challenges along the way.

Brain attempts to use a new Christmas toy as a tool to achieve global dominance, enlisting his usual allies in the effort. His plan takes an unexpected turn, complicating his ambitions.

Pinky and Brain, two mice known for their comedic rivalry, find themselves cast as the leads in a high-stakes secret agent movie franchise. As they navigate the world of espionage and action sequences, their contrasting personalities create both challenges and unexpected successes onscreen. The episode explores the absurdity of their roles while highlighting their unique dynamic.

Yakko is asked to perform a song highlighting the importance of preserving the Earth.

Joe disrupts his mother's card game, leading to a lighthearted but tense moment in the household.

The Warners encounter chaos and confusion while visiting an amusement park, leading to a messy and humorous ordeal.

Slappy Squirrel becomes increasingly frustrated as her growing fanbase starts to interfere with her daily life and personal space.

The Warners deliver a public service message, offering a brief safety tip to the audience.