Animaniacs (1993) s01e131 Episode Script
Brain Meets Brawn / Meet Minerva
[.]
ALL: It's time for Animaniacs And we're zany to the max So just sit back and relax You'll laugh Till you collapse We're Animaniacs BOTH: Come join The Warner brothers And the Warner sister, Dot ALL: Just for fun we run around The Warner movie lot They lock us in the tower Whenever we get caught But we break loose And then vamoose And now you know the plot We're Animaniacs Dot is cute and Yakko yaks Wakko packs away the snacks While Bill Clinton Plays the sax We're Animaniacs Meet Pinky and the Brain Who want to rule The universe Goodfeathers flock together Slappy whacks 'em With her purse Buttons chases Mindy While Rita sings a verse The writers flipped We have no script Why bother to rehearse? We're Animaniacs We have pay-or-play Contracts We're zany to the max There's bologna In our slacks We're Animan-y Totally insane-y Where's Lon Chaney Animaniacs Those are the facts [.]
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
I know we're not rabbits, but it's a Warner Bros.
tradition.
So this is Pencil-vania.
Disgusting.
Not as disgusting as Willard Scott in a leotard.
But anyway, according to the map, we made it.
Pencil-vania, our homeland.
As cartoon characters, we were drawn.
Ergo, Mom and Dad must be pencils.
So let's get the lead out and find our family tree.
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
Hope that wasn't it.
On second thought, let's start the search tomorrow.
I'm tired.
I'm hungry.
I'm cute.
Hey, I can't help it if I'm cute.
Now to find a place to spend the night.
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
Hey, there's a great place.
[.]
We're not that stupid.
We just know the plot.
Come on.
Ooh, it's so scary.
[.]
[.]
Don't wait for me.
Ah, ignorant little travelers.
It's been many years since any have come willingly to me.
Who are you? BOTH: We're the Warner brothers.
And the Warner sister.
I'm Yakko.
Does Batman know you're wearing his cape so badly? I'm Wakko.
Mwah! Did you miss me, huh? Please.
You're washing off my Old Spice.
And I'm Dot, but you may call me Princess Angelina Contessa Louisa Francesca Banana Fanna Bobesca III.
Tee-hee.
[.]
I get this from guys all the time.
Snap out of it! [CLEARS THROAT.]
I am Count Dracula.
Didn't you used to teach math on Sesame Street? Stop your silly chatter and enter.
The night is long, and I hunger for company.
[GROWLS.]
[.]
[BANGING ON DOOR.]
DRACULA: Let me in, you little weasels.
That guy sure dresses funny.
This is Pencil-vania, Wakko.
He's probably Amish.
I'll handle him.
I saw Witness twice.
[CLEARS THROAT.]
Greetings, good Amish farmer.
How's it going with thee? Is there a place hither where we may sleep yon? Impudent child.
You can't make a fool out of me.
Well, you can't blame a guy for tryin'.
Puny mortals.
Now witness the power of the undead.
[.]
Neat trick.
Hey, look at me.
I'm a bat too.
You are not a bat.
Oh, you're right.
But this is.
Oh, I'm not well.
Good farmer, mayest we see-eth our rooms now? Why, certainly.
Walketh this way.
[.]
[.]
[GROWLING.]
You boys will be sleeping in the, uh, Mary Poppins suite.
It's very cozy.
[GROWLING.]
Sounds like Howard Stern.
Uh, yes, the plumbing is old.
Now, nighty-night.
Whew.
Velcro.
Here is your bedchamber, filled with the pretty stuff of a young girl's dreams.
[.]
Nice decorating.
Let me guess, Satan? Anyway, I'd like to stay up and gab, but I'm feeling just a wee bit sleepy.
[SNORING.]
Hey, whatcha doing, mister? You gonna suck her blood? Empty her tank? Turn her into one of your legion of zombie vampires who live to do your evil bidding? Or are you gonna make out and play kissy face and hope your dad doesn't butt in and ground you? Huh? How about it, mister? [HISSING.]
[YAWNS.]
[GROWLS.]
[GROWLS.]
[SQUEAKING.]
DOT: Yoo-hoo! What do you think? Do they make me look like Sheena Easton? Foolish little whelp.
Now you will learn the meaning of eternal slumber.
Slumber? As in slumber party? Let's! [.]
[GASPS.]
Know any dreamy guys? Tell us.
Oh, please, please.
Let's play with makeup.
[SMACKS.]
[SCREAMS.]
Get away from me, you little monsters.
DOT: Wait! We were just about to order pizza and tell ghost stories.
[.]
[PANTING.]
[YAWNS.]
Peace, at last.
[SCREAMS.]
[COUGHING.]
Hast thou any coffin drops? [GROANS.]
[GRUNTS.]
Hey, he's locked in.
Oh, no.
He'll suffocate.
[SIGHS.]
[SAW BUZZING.]
Hangeth on, kind farmer.
We shall saveth thee.
Oops.
[GIGGLES.]
[ROARS.]
[GROWLING.]
Your lives here have ended.
True, mister Amish man, for we must check out.
'Tis morning! [WHIMPERS.]
And me without my sun block.
[PLAYS "REVEILLE".]
Wakey wakey! Rise and shine.
We'd like waffles and a big cheese wheel for breakfast.
[CROWS.]
[GROWLS.]
[SCREAMING.]
YAKKO: Boy.
Who knew the Amish could have such explosive tempers? You know, Yakko, maybe this isn't Pencil-vania after all.
You're right, Dot.
We never should have taken that left turn at Kennebunkport.
Come on.
[.]
Ahh.
Pencil-vania, at last.
Homeland of our ancestors.
[JABBERS.]
[BLOWS RASPBERRY.]
[SCREAMS.]
This is Tasmania, not Pencil-vania.
Let's face it.
We need a new map.
[.]
[.]
[THUNDER CRASHING.]
Sweep on, you foowish wittle villagers.
You'll soon know the power of Dr.
Phrankenstein.
Come, Mr.
Squeak.
It is time the world met my watest cweation.
[SQUEAKING.]
In school, they called me mad and insane.
They also called me Old Hoppy Big Bottom.
I wonder what that meant.
[CRASHES.]
Hm, I must speak to the cweaning people.
They've overwaxed the fwoors again.
Up, Scout.
Up.
Good dog! [GROWLS.]
Pay attention, Scout.
I order you to attack the village.
Destroy it.
Walk all over it.
[BARKS.]
[LAUGHS.]
[SQUEAKS.]
Oh.
No, not walkies.
I didn't say walkies.
I said walk over the village.
Oh, follow me.
[SQUEAKING.]
[GROANS.]
[GROANS.]
See the village? I order you to wipe it out.
Now go.
[GROWLS.]
Soon the world will learn to fear and obey me.
First I'll destroy a small village, then a large village.
Then a small town, then a large county seat.
Then a midsize suburb, with easy access to schools and shopping.
[LAUGHS.]
Oh, fudgie-poo! A short circuit.
Now I'll have to replace his brain.
I couldn't just go out and buy a monster dog that was covered by a warranty.
No.
I had to be Miss Do-It-Yourself and build my own.
Argh.
[SQUEAKING.]
[CRASHES.]
Great.
We're all out of dog brains.
I don't ask for much, just one dog brain.
That's all I want.
A solitary, simple dog brain.
[CRASHES.]
I hate being wet.
Yep, it's wet.
It's definitely wet out here.
Uh, I'm sorry I got us kicked out of that count guy's home.
What was with that bat fetish, anyway? Don't know, but he hates Italian food.
Definitely hates garlic.
If we find another house, just follow my lead.
[.]
Let's try for two What's the sense In stopping now? Just me and you We're the pros With the know-how To get kicked out Of every place We've ever set a paw We're not through Let's try for two Home, ahoy Told you, boy Follow my lead Watch my ploy, Runt You gotta use your brain And think Let's get fed.
Give it a whirl Hurts my head.
Oh, Runt You gotta use your brain Hot dog Check it out Santa sent me Brains for Scout Come on Stay with Auntie Glory Forever in my laboratory Watch my stuff Let's begin.
Don't you bark or-- Track mud in? Hey, Runt You just Used your brain Uh, def-- Who, me? You just used Your brain The poor-cat-in-the-rain look.
It never fails.
[MEOWS.]
My goodness.
A big wet doggie.
Nice following of my lead.
DR.
PHRANKENSTEIN: A big wet doggie.
Just what the mad scientist ordered.
I'm going to remove your cerebral cortex and place it inside a large monster's head.
Doesn't that sound like grand fun? [BARKS.]
I'd better check on Runt.
A cat's work is never done.
[SLURPS.]
[SQUEAKS.]
[CRASHES.]
[.]
What a nice human.
She tied me to a little bed so I won't fall off when I take my nap.
I sure wish Rita was here.
Definitely.
Yeah, I definitely do.
[.]
Standing in the lab Watching dials twirl You're lying on the slab Let me give it a whirl Let me open a valve I'm a hands-on kind of girl Soon you'll be better And raring to go I'll rule the world From here to Kokomo Call me insane I'm a hands-on kind of dame Your cerebellum's Great for my morale 'Cause I'll be taking over Right from this locale Thanks a bunch, pal I'm a hands-on kind of gal Cha, cha, cha [BARKS.]
You liked my little song.
[BARKS.]
[.]
What a surprise.
Runt in trouble.
Having fun? Oh, hi, Rita.
I've been having a nap with a sheet and everything.
For $50 and a chance for the Festiva, how many brain cells does a dog have? Oh, boy.
Oh, boy.
Oh, boy.
Oh, boy.
Nine.
Definitely nine.
DR.
PHRANKENSTEIN: Here I come, puppy.
By the by, are you covered by Blue Cross? I have to know who to bill.
[CACKLES.]
Oh! [GRUNTING.]
Oh, a kitty.
I suppose it wouldn't hurt to have a cat brain on file.
Speak for yourself, honey.
Oh! [SCREAMS.]
[SQUEALING.]
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
[.]
Arise, Scout! Catch them! Don't let them escape! [SCREAMS.]
RUNT: I was definitely in trouble, wasn't I? RITA: Good call.
[HISSES.]
[SQUEAKING.]
[CRASHES.]
[.]
That's it, Mr.
Squeak.
Get them.
At least something around here obeys me.
[.]
[SQUEAKING.]
[CRASHES.]
Uh, Rita What should we do? Maybe we should stay here and take a nap? Okay.
Jump! [GROWLS.]
Good doggie.
Uh, I'll get you a nice wrecking ball.
[SCOUT BITING.]
[PHRANKENSTEIN WHIMPERING.]
PHRANKENSTEIN: Heel.
Heel.
[BARKS.]
Origami, Mr.
Squeak.
From now on, I'll make little, fluttery paper animals that can't hurt me.
[MOANS.]
[SQUEAKS.]
[.]
[BURPS.]
Can we jump off the castle again? That was fun.
I don't know what that human wanted with you, Runt, but it couldn't have been your brain.
Getting bounced from two homes in one night is a new record for us.
Let's try for three What's the sense In stoppin' now? Just you and me We're the pros With the know-how To get kicked out Of every place We've ever set a paw Life's rent-free Let's try for three Good idea, Rita.
Let's try for three.
Dogs.
Go fig.
[.]
[.]
I still think they make me look like Sheena Easton.
ALL: It's time for Animaniacs And we're zany to the max So just sit back and relax You'll laugh Till you collapse We're Animaniacs BOTH: Come join The Warner brothers And the Warner sister, Dot ALL: Just for fun we run around The Warner movie lot They lock us in the tower Whenever we get caught But we break loose And then vamoose And now you know the plot We're Animaniacs Dot is cute and Yakko yaks Wakko packs away the snacks While Bill Clinton Plays the sax We're Animaniacs Meet Pinky and the Brain Who want to rule The universe Goodfeathers flock together Slappy whacks 'em With her purse Buttons chases Mindy While Rita sings a verse The writers flipped We have no script Why bother to rehearse? We're Animaniacs We have pay-or-play Contracts We're zany to the max There's bologna In our slacks We're Animan-y Totally insane-y Where's Lon Chaney Animaniacs Those are the facts [.]
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
I know we're not rabbits, but it's a Warner Bros.
tradition.
So this is Pencil-vania.
Disgusting.
Not as disgusting as Willard Scott in a leotard.
But anyway, according to the map, we made it.
Pencil-vania, our homeland.
As cartoon characters, we were drawn.
Ergo, Mom and Dad must be pencils.
So let's get the lead out and find our family tree.
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
Hope that wasn't it.
On second thought, let's start the search tomorrow.
I'm tired.
I'm hungry.
I'm cute.
Hey, I can't help it if I'm cute.
Now to find a place to spend the night.
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
Hey, there's a great place.
[.]
We're not that stupid.
We just know the plot.
Come on.
Ooh, it's so scary.
[.]
[.]
Don't wait for me.
Ah, ignorant little travelers.
It's been many years since any have come willingly to me.
Who are you? BOTH: We're the Warner brothers.
And the Warner sister.
I'm Yakko.
Does Batman know you're wearing his cape so badly? I'm Wakko.
Mwah! Did you miss me, huh? Please.
You're washing off my Old Spice.
And I'm Dot, but you may call me Princess Angelina Contessa Louisa Francesca Banana Fanna Bobesca III.
Tee-hee.
[.]
I get this from guys all the time.
Snap out of it! [CLEARS THROAT.]
I am Count Dracula.
Didn't you used to teach math on Sesame Street? Stop your silly chatter and enter.
The night is long, and I hunger for company.
[GROWLS.]
[.]
[BANGING ON DOOR.]
DRACULA: Let me in, you little weasels.
That guy sure dresses funny.
This is Pencil-vania, Wakko.
He's probably Amish.
I'll handle him.
I saw Witness twice.
[CLEARS THROAT.]
Greetings, good Amish farmer.
How's it going with thee? Is there a place hither where we may sleep yon? Impudent child.
You can't make a fool out of me.
Well, you can't blame a guy for tryin'.
Puny mortals.
Now witness the power of the undead.
[.]
Neat trick.
Hey, look at me.
I'm a bat too.
You are not a bat.
Oh, you're right.
But this is.
Oh, I'm not well.
Good farmer, mayest we see-eth our rooms now? Why, certainly.
Walketh this way.
[.]
[.]
[GROWLING.]
You boys will be sleeping in the, uh, Mary Poppins suite.
It's very cozy.
[GROWLING.]
Sounds like Howard Stern.
Uh, yes, the plumbing is old.
Now, nighty-night.
Whew.
Velcro.
Here is your bedchamber, filled with the pretty stuff of a young girl's dreams.
[.]
Nice decorating.
Let me guess, Satan? Anyway, I'd like to stay up and gab, but I'm feeling just a wee bit sleepy.
[SNORING.]
Hey, whatcha doing, mister? You gonna suck her blood? Empty her tank? Turn her into one of your legion of zombie vampires who live to do your evil bidding? Or are you gonna make out and play kissy face and hope your dad doesn't butt in and ground you? Huh? How about it, mister? [HISSING.]
[YAWNS.]
[GROWLS.]
[GROWLS.]
[SQUEAKING.]
DOT: Yoo-hoo! What do you think? Do they make me look like Sheena Easton? Foolish little whelp.
Now you will learn the meaning of eternal slumber.
Slumber? As in slumber party? Let's! [.]
[GASPS.]
Know any dreamy guys? Tell us.
Oh, please, please.
Let's play with makeup.
[SMACKS.]
[SCREAMS.]
Get away from me, you little monsters.
DOT: Wait! We were just about to order pizza and tell ghost stories.
[.]
[PANTING.]
[YAWNS.]
Peace, at last.
[SCREAMS.]
[COUGHING.]
Hast thou any coffin drops? [GROANS.]
[GRUNTS.]
Hey, he's locked in.
Oh, no.
He'll suffocate.
[SIGHS.]
[SAW BUZZING.]
Hangeth on, kind farmer.
We shall saveth thee.
Oops.
[GIGGLES.]
[ROARS.]
[GROWLING.]
Your lives here have ended.
True, mister Amish man, for we must check out.
'Tis morning! [WHIMPERS.]
And me without my sun block.
[PLAYS "REVEILLE".]
Wakey wakey! Rise and shine.
We'd like waffles and a big cheese wheel for breakfast.
[CROWS.]
[GROWLS.]
[SCREAMING.]
YAKKO: Boy.
Who knew the Amish could have such explosive tempers? You know, Yakko, maybe this isn't Pencil-vania after all.
You're right, Dot.
We never should have taken that left turn at Kennebunkport.
Come on.
[.]
Ahh.
Pencil-vania, at last.
Homeland of our ancestors.
[JABBERS.]
[BLOWS RASPBERRY.]
[SCREAMS.]
This is Tasmania, not Pencil-vania.
Let's face it.
We need a new map.
[.]
[.]
[THUNDER CRASHING.]
Sweep on, you foowish wittle villagers.
You'll soon know the power of Dr.
Phrankenstein.
Come, Mr.
Squeak.
It is time the world met my watest cweation.
[SQUEAKING.]
In school, they called me mad and insane.
They also called me Old Hoppy Big Bottom.
I wonder what that meant.
[CRASHES.]
Hm, I must speak to the cweaning people.
They've overwaxed the fwoors again.
Up, Scout.
Up.
Good dog! [GROWLS.]
Pay attention, Scout.
I order you to attack the village.
Destroy it.
Walk all over it.
[BARKS.]
[LAUGHS.]
[SQUEAKS.]
Oh.
No, not walkies.
I didn't say walkies.
I said walk over the village.
Oh, follow me.
[SQUEAKING.]
[GROANS.]
[GROANS.]
See the village? I order you to wipe it out.
Now go.
[GROWLS.]
Soon the world will learn to fear and obey me.
First I'll destroy a small village, then a large village.
Then a small town, then a large county seat.
Then a midsize suburb, with easy access to schools and shopping.
[LAUGHS.]
Oh, fudgie-poo! A short circuit.
Now I'll have to replace his brain.
I couldn't just go out and buy a monster dog that was covered by a warranty.
No.
I had to be Miss Do-It-Yourself and build my own.
Argh.
[SQUEAKING.]
[CRASHES.]
Great.
We're all out of dog brains.
I don't ask for much, just one dog brain.
That's all I want.
A solitary, simple dog brain.
[CRASHES.]
I hate being wet.
Yep, it's wet.
It's definitely wet out here.
Uh, I'm sorry I got us kicked out of that count guy's home.
What was with that bat fetish, anyway? Don't know, but he hates Italian food.
Definitely hates garlic.
If we find another house, just follow my lead.
[.]
Let's try for two What's the sense In stopping now? Just me and you We're the pros With the know-how To get kicked out Of every place We've ever set a paw We're not through Let's try for two Home, ahoy Told you, boy Follow my lead Watch my ploy, Runt You gotta use your brain And think Let's get fed.
Give it a whirl Hurts my head.
Oh, Runt You gotta use your brain Hot dog Check it out Santa sent me Brains for Scout Come on Stay with Auntie Glory Forever in my laboratory Watch my stuff Let's begin.
Don't you bark or-- Track mud in? Hey, Runt You just Used your brain Uh, def-- Who, me? You just used Your brain The poor-cat-in-the-rain look.
It never fails.
[MEOWS.]
My goodness.
A big wet doggie.
Nice following of my lead.
DR.
PHRANKENSTEIN: A big wet doggie.
Just what the mad scientist ordered.
I'm going to remove your cerebral cortex and place it inside a large monster's head.
Doesn't that sound like grand fun? [BARKS.]
I'd better check on Runt.
A cat's work is never done.
[SLURPS.]
[SQUEAKS.]
[CRASHES.]
[.]
What a nice human.
She tied me to a little bed so I won't fall off when I take my nap.
I sure wish Rita was here.
Definitely.
Yeah, I definitely do.
[.]
Standing in the lab Watching dials twirl You're lying on the slab Let me give it a whirl Let me open a valve I'm a hands-on kind of girl Soon you'll be better And raring to go I'll rule the world From here to Kokomo Call me insane I'm a hands-on kind of dame Your cerebellum's Great for my morale 'Cause I'll be taking over Right from this locale Thanks a bunch, pal I'm a hands-on kind of gal Cha, cha, cha [BARKS.]
You liked my little song.
[BARKS.]
[.]
What a surprise.
Runt in trouble.
Having fun? Oh, hi, Rita.
I've been having a nap with a sheet and everything.
For $50 and a chance for the Festiva, how many brain cells does a dog have? Oh, boy.
Oh, boy.
Oh, boy.
Oh, boy.
Nine.
Definitely nine.
DR.
PHRANKENSTEIN: Here I come, puppy.
By the by, are you covered by Blue Cross? I have to know who to bill.
[CACKLES.]
Oh! [GRUNTING.]
Oh, a kitty.
I suppose it wouldn't hurt to have a cat brain on file.
Speak for yourself, honey.
Oh! [SCREAMS.]
[SQUEALING.]
[THUNDER CRASHES.]
[.]
Arise, Scout! Catch them! Don't let them escape! [SCREAMS.]
RUNT: I was definitely in trouble, wasn't I? RITA: Good call.
[HISSES.]
[SQUEAKING.]
[CRASHES.]
[.]
That's it, Mr.
Squeak.
Get them.
At least something around here obeys me.
[.]
[SQUEAKING.]
[CRASHES.]
Uh, Rita What should we do? Maybe we should stay here and take a nap? Okay.
Jump! [GROWLS.]
Good doggie.
Uh, I'll get you a nice wrecking ball.
[SCOUT BITING.]
[PHRANKENSTEIN WHIMPERING.]
PHRANKENSTEIN: Heel.
Heel.
[BARKS.]
Origami, Mr.
Squeak.
From now on, I'll make little, fluttery paper animals that can't hurt me.
[MOANS.]
[SQUEAKS.]
[.]
[BURPS.]
Can we jump off the castle again? That was fun.
I don't know what that human wanted with you, Runt, but it couldn't have been your brain.
Getting bounced from two homes in one night is a new record for us.
Let's try for three What's the sense In stoppin' now? Just you and me We're the pros With the know-how To get kicked out Of every place We've ever set a paw Life's rent-free Let's try for three Good idea, Rita.
Let's try for three.
Dogs.
Go fig.
[.]
[.]
I still think they make me look like Sheena Easton.