Pinky and the Brain starred in a recurring segment on the original Animaniacs. As People reports, it aired from 1993 to 1998. The two genetically modified mice had big plans to take over the world.

They’re fine, too, but I’m talking about Pinky and the Brain (brain brain brain) from Warner Bros’ always clever and timeless Animaniacs, which unveiled plenty of world-takeover plans in ...

As fans of Pinky and the Brain can tell you, the beloved Animaniacs characters have been on but one mission since their debut in 1993: to take over the world. However, the pair of genetically ...

It was never entirely clear at whom the mid-'90s animated TV series Animaniacs was aimed. The show could be tremendously little-kid lowbrow, with entire segments devoted to operatic belching or a ...

Watching Yakko, Wakko, and Dot is just as satisfying today as it was back in the ’90s when it was our go-to afterschool cartoon. (And it still goes great with a big ...

The 52nd episode of Animaniacs featured a short cartoon called “Yes, Always” starring Pinky and the Brain. Usually, Pinky and the Brain were known for going on nightly adventures thanks to ...

Pinky and the Brain were one of several highlights from Warner Bros. beloved Animaniacs animated series, and they proved so popular they eventually received their own spin-off animated series to boot.

are back to explore the trappings of the modern world in the official trailer for Hulu’s Animaniacs reboot ... a first look at the return of Pinky and the Brain, the former of which attempts ...

including Raphael on “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” Pinky on “Pinky and the Brain,” and Yakko on “Animaniacs” — which showrunner Steven Spielberg (or “Steven frickin’ Spielberg ...

The 13-episode first season also welcomes back iconic Animaniacs characters, including Pinky and the Brain. (Also worth noting: The show has already been renewed for a 13-episode second season ...