Contents 1 Dot's Poetry Corner 2 Theme song 2.1 Last line 3 You Risk Your Life 3.1 Synopsis 3.2 Trivia 4 I Got Yer Can 4.1 Synopsis 4.2 Trivia 4.3 Quotes 5 Jockey for Position 5.1 Synopsis 5.2 Trivia 5.3 Quotes 6 Dot's Poetry Corner 7 Cast 8 Kathryn Page's Credit 9 Stinger 10 Comments

Dot's Poetry CornerEdit

Dot recites her interpretation of "There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe".

Theme songEdit

Last lineEdit

Yakko: Miss Cellany...

You Risk Your LifeEdit

Written by Paul Rugg
Directed by Alfred Gimeno

SynopsisEdit

Yakko hosts and Dr. Scratchansniff announces for a parody of the classic Groucho Marx game/talk show "You Bet Your Life" in front of stock footage of a live-action audience. The contestants are Mrs. Myra Puntridge and Aristotle. The secret word is "Yes", and if you say it, Wakko smashes you on the head with a mallet.

TriviaEdit

• Mrs. Myra Puntridge is actually Emily Duff from the Elmyra Duff Family episodes of Tiny Toon Adventures.

I Got Yer CanEdit

Written by Sherri Stoner
Directed by Alfred Gimeno

SynopsisEdit

A discarded soda can sparks an escalating, one-sided battle of wits between Slappy and her neighbor, Candie Chipmunk.

TriviaEdit

• This cartoon is based on a true story. Sherri Stoner moved to a new neighborhood, and she was throwing away her Diet Coke can into another neighbor's bin, but her neighbor asked Sherri to use her own bin.
• The game show that Candie appears on is a parody of Let's Make a Deal. The Warners make a cameo and do their "Hello, Nurse!" routine.
• At one point, Candie types endlessly on a typewriter "All work and no cans make Candie a dull Chipmunk," a parody of the scene from the film The Shining.
• Skippy says his catchphrase, "Spew!" for the first time.
• When she first meets Candie, Slappy says, "Allen Funt is a dead man!" In other words, she briefly believes that she is on Candid Camera, the prank show hosted by Funt.
• The game show is hosted by Blink Winkleman, a semi-recurring character from Tiny Toon Adventures.

QuotesEdit

Slappy: [about Candie] She reminds me of a very young Wilma Flintstone.

Jockey for PositionEdit

Written by Peter Hastings
Directed by Lenord Robinson and Dave Marshall

SynopsisEdit

Pinky and the Brain race in the Kentucky Derby to win money for their next plan to take over the world.

TriviaEdit

• First appearance of Phar Fignewton.
• When Pinky is knocked off a horse, he dizzily says, "There's baloney in our slacks..." one of the lines of the theme song.
• The shot of Pinky running on the globe would later be used in the title sequence for the Pinky and the Brain spin-off.

QuotesEdit

The Brain: Tomorrow is the running of the Kentucky Derby. Do you know what that is?

Pinky: Um, a very large hat?

The Brian: Promise me something, Pinky, never breed.

Pinky: I'll try.

Pinky: Can't we just ride the pretty one?

[Referring to Phar Fignewton]

The Brain: Good heavens, they're mulitplying!

The Brain: Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?

PInky: I think so, Brain, but, uh, isn't Regis Philbin already married?

Dot's Poetry CornerEdit

Dot recites her interpretation of "Fuzzy Wuzzy".

CastEdit

Voice Actors:	Character(s):
Rob Paulsen	Yakko Warner, Pinky, Dr. Scratchansniff, Blink Winkleman, Phar Fignewton
Jess Harnell	Wakko Warner, Santa Claus
Tress MacNeille	Dot Warner, Mrs. Myra Puntridge
Sherri Stoner	Slappy Squirrel
Nathan Ruegger	Skippy Squirrel
Gail Matthius	Candie Chipmunk
Maurice LaMarche	The Brain, Aristotle
Neil Ross	Announcer

Kathryn Page's CreditEdit

Wine Steward

StingerEdit

Skippy: Spew!

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