Pinky and the Brain - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
It's Only a Paper World
Collect 'Em All
Pinkasso
Plan Brain From Outer Space
The Mummy
Robin Brain
The Pink Candidate
Brain's Song
Welcome To The Jungle
A Little Off The Top
Megalomaniacs Anonymous
Two Mice and a Baby
In "TWO MICE AND A BABY," a spoof of the Superman story, Brain and Pinky care for a boy with special powers sent to Earth by his parents.
The Maze
In "THE MAZE," Lab scientists use a chip critical to Brain's plan and he must get through a virtual reality maze to get it back.
Brain of the Future
Pinky and the Brain travel to a post-apocalyptic future ruled by cockroaches to retrieve a world-domination kit.
Brinky
Brain creates an experimental clone. However, he finds out that his is not the only DNA present within the clone, some of Pinky's DNA contaminated the experiment.
Hoop Schemes
The Brain plans to achieve fame and adoration by becoming the star of his own basketball team. As the plan advances, Brain's ego worsens.
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