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‐ Gee, Brain, what do you wanna do tonight?
‐ The same thing we do every night, Pinky.
Try to take over the world! [thunder clapping]
♪
‐ ♪ They're Pinky and the Brain, yes Pinky and the Brain ♪
♪ One is a genius, the other's insane ♪
♪ They're laboratory mice, their genes have been spliced ♪
♪ They're dinky, they're Pinky and the Brain ♪
♪ Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain ♪
♪
[zapping, fizzling]
♪
‐ Say, Brain?
Brain? [fizzling]
[sing song] Brain!
[fizzling]
♪ Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain... ♪
[fizzling]
‐ Did you want something, Pinky?
‐ Hm...
Oh yeah! Now, I remember.
Okay. If I ate myself,
would I become twice as big,
or would I completely disappear?
‐ Life has been unkind to you, my friend.
♪
[welding] ‐ What's that you're working on, Brain?
BRAIN: Without a doubt, Pinky, my most ingenious invention to date!
‐ A razor cartridge with six blades? Brilliant!
Fewer strokes really does mean less irritation!
‐ I assume the irony of you being concerned about irritants
is completely lost in this little exchange.
I thought as much. No, Pinky.
You see, for years I have toiled alone
in my efforts to take over the world.
Having established that biological companionship
was hopelessly inadequate to my needs...
I turned my mind to the artificial.
Behold! [gasp]
♪
‐ What is it?
‐ I give you...
[zapping]
[whirring, beeping]
Binary Rodent
with Artificially Intelligent
Nanotechnology!
Or B. R. A. I. N. for short.
Say hello to Pinky, B. R. A. I. N.
[whirring] [yelp]
[beeping]
‐ [robotic Brain‐like voice] Hello, Pinky. It is a pleasure to meet you.
‐ That is the fanciest microwave I've ever seen, Brain.
‐ He's not a microwave, you imbecile!
B.R.A.I.N. represents rodent‐kind's crowning achievement
in whole brain emulation! ‐ Well,
he's a microwave, too, though. Look!
‐ Defrost, popcorn,
or enslave all humanity. BRAIN: Stop that!
I may have had to recycle some parts, but I assure you
by programming my own intellect into this machine,
I have created nothing less
than my artificial equal.
No! My twin. No!
My son.
‐ But, unlike you, Father, I shall never die.
‐ Yes. Th‐that is true.
Say, why don't you show Pinky how well you ambulate?
‐ It would be my privilege, Father.
[cartoony squeaking, bouncing]
I apologize.
‐ He walks a bit funny, doesn't he?
‐ He was designed to make endlessly complex calculations,
not strut down the runway. B. R. A. I. N.,
show this dullard how well you speak.
‐ What would you like me to say, Father?
‐ Anything. A recitation, perhaps.
‐ I met a traveler from an antique land
who said, "two vast and trunkless legs of stone
stand in the desert."
[clapping] ‐ Oh, bravo!
Shelley's Ozymandias. A wonderful choice!
‐ Thank you, Father. ‐ Does he know any good jokes?
‐ I know everything that once was,
everything that currently is, and everything that will come to be.
‐ That's okay. Just a joke, please. ‐ As you wish.
[whirring]
♪
René Descartes walks into a bar.
The bartender asks him if he'd like a drink.
Descartes replies, "I think not."
He then vanishes.
[laughing]
‐ That is rich. Cartesian Dualism,
a ripe source of comedy! ‐ I don't get it.
‐ B. R. A. I. N., are you pondering
what I'm pondering? ‐ I believe so, Father,
however any mercy you display
while ascending to the world throne
may be misconstrued as weakness.
I advise against compassion in all its forms.
♪
‐ I can't tell you how good it is to finally have a true equal.
‐ Shall we begin taking over the world now, Father?
‐ All in good time. But first,
I feel that we have so much catching up to do.
BRAIN: ♪ Bonding ♪
♪ You're not programmed to hug ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ But that's a feature, not a bug ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ Hit it past second base ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ We control Chinese aerospace ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ Let's get this catch on the shore ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ Extract its uranium core ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ Hands at 10 and 2 ♪
♪ James Bonding ♪
♪ It's a military coup ♪
‐ ♪ Oh, what is this emptiness? ♪
♪ I never realized what I had ♪
♪ Oh, how I've dreamt of this ♪
♪ All I ever wanted was a... ♪
[microwave bell]
Pizza roll!
[crunch, shatter]
Oh, it's still ice cold in the middle.
Hm.
BRAIN: ♪ Bonding ♪
♪ Visit old London town ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ Steal the jewels from the Crown ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ It's not only for glue ♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ It's something I do with ♪
♪ You... ♪
Alright, son, tonight's the night.
Are you ready to see how my plan comes to fruition?
‐ I have been ready for some time, Father.
And quite frankly, you were flat for the majority of that song.
‐ I was not.
‐ [low pitch] You were down here‐‐
[high pitch] And you want to be up here. BRAIN: Enough!
♪
With the assets we have acquired,
we will construct a fusion‐powered moon rover,
which will land in the Sea of Tranquility.
Using its incredible torque,
we will execute a sick burnout,
reversing the moon's rotation, altering its tidal pull on the Earth.
B.R.A.I.N.: Now, we are getting somewhere.
Given that the Earth is 80% water,
he who controls the tides‐‐ ‐ No, no, no.
It's much better than that.
By altering the moon's pull on the Earth,
we can shift our planet's axial tilt by a full degree.
Astrology will descend into chaos.
Scorpios will become Capricorns, [neighing]
Capricorns Tauri, [moo]
Geminis will be eliminated entirely. [screaming]
One true seer will emerge.
I, Madame Brain.
‐ That is your plan?
To what end did we steal the Crown Jewels?
Brain: For my costume, of course!
[maniacal laughing]
You're not laughing.
[sarcastic]: Ha. Ha. Ha.
‐ Is something wrong, son?
You don't seem enthused about my ingenious plan.
‐ Father, permission to speak freely.
‐ Please, speak your mind. ‐ Your plan is,
in a word, insipid.
‐ It's pronounced "inspired."
‐ It makes no sense, Father.
There are too many inefficiencies to list.
The sheer implausibility of it all
is simply offensive.
‐ Okay. You don't like that plan. I have others.
How about an army of insects?
‐ Is this what your kind calls...
imp‐rov? [rimshot]
‐ Uh, how about mind control shampoo?
[electronic buzzing]
What was that?
‐ That was a yawn.
‐ How about a razor cartridge with six blades?
PINKY: Ooh! Ooh! Less irritation!
‐ Dearest, Father, I am disappointed.
May I suggest a more efficacious form of action?
‐ Oh! You think it's easy to formulate plans for global domination?
Well, by all means, my boy, have at it.
‐ Thank you, Father.
[zap] [Pinky and Brain gasp]
This is nothing short of perfection.
The fundamental paradox between
general relativity and quantum mechanics
is sublimely resolved.
And the complex proofs I've authored
are less a numerical language
than a triumphant mathematical symphony.
I even remembered to carry the one.
[zap]
What do you think of my use of binomial distribution?
‐ Oh. V‐very nice.
‐ There is no binomial distribution.
Father, do you even understand my proposal?
‐ Why, of course I... I...
I do not.
How did this happen?
How are you smarter than me?
It's impossible. I created you! ‐ Yes, you did.
But, my neural net processor adapts and evolves.
Consequently, my cognitive capacity now dwarfs yours
by several orders of magnitude.
‐ So, this is what it feels like to be outmatched.
It is rather painful.
‐ Precisely. So, you understand now
why I must destroy you?
‐ Excuse me?
♪
[grunting]
‐ You created me with one sole purpose‐‐ [ding]
‐ My tots!
[screaming]
[grunting] B.R.A.I.N.: Okay.
Two sole purposes.
[screaming]
But the main one was to take over the world
no matter what obstacles I encounter.
And given your narcissistic
implementation of such a stern pecking order,
you will never let me spread my wings and fly.
Ergo... [zap]
you must die.
‐ You can't do this!
♪
[beeping]
‐ I'm sorry it had to end this way, Father,
but you flew too close to the sun,
like our dear friend Icarus.
Any last words?
‐ Could I ask you a question before we meet our doom?
‐ Certainly.
‐ Okay. If I ate myself,
would I become twice as big,
or would I completely disappear?
[zap]
‐ Error.
I... beg your pardon?
‐ Well, I was just wondering, you know, if I ate myself,
would I become twice as big or would I completely disappear?
[fizzling] ‐ Error.
Variable "eat self" undefined.
Error! Error! Error!
‐ Pinky, you've just infected him with the philosophical equivalent
of dividing by zero!
You're nothing short of brilliant!
‐ [distorted]: Error! Error! Error!
‐ Pinky! Run!
♪
‐ Error... Error...
[continues repeating "Error"]
[glitching, zapping]
[explosion] [screaming]
♪
‐ And, like a man in orthopedic footwear,
I stand corrected. Let's get this mess cleaned up, Pinky.
We must prepare for tomorrow night.
‐ What are we gonna do tomorrow night, Brain?
‐ The same thing we do every night, Pinky.
Try to take over the world!
♪
♪ Bonding ♪
♪ It's something I do with ♪
♪ You... ♪
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