Steven Spielberg Presents Pinky and The Brain: Vol. 3 (Repackaged/DVD)

I promise watching these videos will make you happy. My advise... stop watching the news and watch these instead. I'm pretty sure anyone looking at this review already has a happy attitude, so maybe buy a second set for a grumpy friend. I don't know if they sell them on here too, but I get a lot of enjoyment from owning the full series of "Get Smart". Another show that will make you laugh and is better than anything playing on regular or cable TV. Happy shopping!

Everything they need to if they purchased Volumes 1&2. This show much like Animaniacs and Tiny Toons are evergreen reminders of an exciting and unique time, especially for the old guard like us(you know what I mean) Helllooo Nurse!!!

Im over 19000 days old ,& i still do impersonationions from PINKY & THE BRAIN ,TIL THIS DAY!

Are you pondering what I'm pondering? I hope so, as I am pondering why this show didn't go for ten years or more. Our best lab rat 'Brain' pours his blood, sweat and tears into plans in his attempt to take over the world. In the process he becomes, among other things, a waiter, a teacher, a sumo wrestler, a baseball player and evens tries to take a day off from all that pondering, but even that does not go to plan. As with this third and last dose of pure maniac enthusiasm Brain has to endure his one and only friend Pinky - the dimwit, but it is a partnership that survives many trying times. Brain came up with some weird ideas that had me pondering how two lab rats could get the funds for their plans to come to fruition, or how the world would go being ruled by two rats, scary isn't it? This is the end of the road, the last swan song, the last train to Clarksville, the last chance to experience the octaine high of two megalomaniacs, one as genius as the other is insane. To cap off the series Rob Paulsen (Pinky) and Maurice LaMarche (Brain) play their swan song in a tribute for the dedicated fans, which left a gaping void so huge. This four disc set gets five stars from me, as one needs to let go and enjoy the maniac side of things once in a while. For those who wish to obtain the series I suggest you go ahead. You should not be disappointed, as long as you do not wish to take over the world, that is.

Came in prestine condition wrapped in plastic, and works on all devices that take DVDs (I tried them all). My children live Pinky and the Brain, since they were babies. After 15 years and 4 kids, I had to replace the complete set due to wear and tear after 15 years. So I bought the volumes separately. Hulu had this for a while but, has since taken this off their service. I just had to break down and get it for them again. It teaches children critical thinking skills, improves intellectual thinking, and historical events and culture which otherwise they would not know these days. Even as babies my children would watch this over other programming as their preference. I would highly recommend buying this set as a parent.

Warner Bros. is an amazing outfit. Almost dying in the sixties, with De Patie-Freleng doing their animation work, and putting out some of the most formulaic swill imaginable in detective shows and westerns for TV, (except for "F-Troop", a sitcom staged like one of their old cartoons done live,) and after having the foresight to sign up Stanley Kubrick as their in-house cinematic "artiste" in the 70s, revived their animation department in the early nineties, and, while not as fluid and great as their golden stuff from the forties and early fifties, the writing was ingenious as h-e-double hockey-sticks, and this duo's antics were a prime example. Along with Slappy Squirrel, "Pinky and the Brain" was definitely one of the cleverest cartoon series ever written, as episodes like "Broadway Malady" bear witness. This is an episode with songs like "The Schoeden-Freude Polka", "I'm Going To Have To Hurt You" and "Angst!"...stuff so far over unit-aged kids' heads, it's incredible! Yes, the animation could be MUCH better, but when you're doing two or three animated series at once, I guess some compromises have to be made. I dunno... Disney didn't do TOO badly with their TV animation, and they were turning them out like fishcakes for a while there, too! Anyway, buy or rent this collection, (I may buy all three eventually,) and I can assure you, you won't feel like a stupid jerk watching a kiddie cartoon! If anything, you'll need a thesaurus!! Pinky and the Brain, Vol. 3

Pinky and the Brain are at it again! The two mice plot to take over the world, time and again in this third and final boxset of the series (at least until Pinky, Elmyra and the Brain, the show NOBODY wants would come out, which is doubful.). Many good episodes include The Megalomaniacal Adventures of Brainie the Poo (Parody of Winnie the Pooh), The Melancholy Brain (Hamlet, with the mice worked into the story, until William Shakespeare is told to lose the mice, since they stink), Inherit the Wheeze (Strong Anti-Smoking Message, here!), The Three-Part Epic, Brainwashed, and one half of the Hour-Long Animaniacs/Pinky and the Brain Series Finale - Star Warners, a Star Wars parody with 3-Pinky-O and Brain2-Me2 (Pinky and the Brain), Yakk Soho (Yakko), Wakk Skylicker (Wakko), Princess Angelina Contessa Louisa Francesca Leiana Origami The Third (Dot), Girth Plotz (Thaddeus Plotz), Slappy Wanna Nappy (Slappy Squirrel), Skippoda (Skippy), and Soho's co-pilot Chewbooboo (Chicken Boo)! Good is the boxset, yes! The show was a breakaway hit on the WB Schedule, and was really great to begin with! If you love Pinky and the Brain, then you'll also love Animaniacs, Poit!

Pinky and the Brain is a good Cartoon for both Kids and Adults; There's the colorful Graphics for the Kids and THe Humor for the Adults. Both Pinky and Brain hit it off quite well in this third installment of DVD's I like the Graphics , the adult Humor and the character, Brain. The only thing I didn't like about these sets was that they were too short. I don't know if they made a Pinky and the Brain Movie or not. If they have not, it high time thet do that

I enjoyed the Animaniacs as teenager. Now I have the opportunity to share this with my kids which they enjoy. Pinky and the Brain was an excellent spin off form the series, that still brings countless hours of entertainment.

Great classic

Mussten den film zurückschicken aber das war mein Verschulden hatte nicht richtig nachgeschaut und der war nur auf Englisch aber der Verkäufer war super nett und hilfsbereit top top

So I've tried out the DVDs and they work and I'm happy to finally have the final volume of pinky and the brain to complete my collection lol One thing I noted though is that the box of the DVD, unlike volume 1 and 2 which I bought at a store, didn't have the same original features. The box wasn't shiny, laminated or have the risen texture that the other two have, possibly because it's a cheaper version or something. This has nothing to do with the actual DVD itself because this probably isnt something most people care about but just something I noticed that isn't the same as the other two volumes I have. All the dvds work though and i'm happy with it!

I've reviewed no 2 in the series and will refer you to that for information as they are both as whacky and enjoyable.