Top 11 Animaniacs Episodes

Top 11 Animanicas Episodes
Aired	April 21, 2015
Running Time	22:52
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The Nostalgia Critic is not shown in his chair. Suddenly, the NC leans quickly into the frame

NC: He-hey! (jump cut to the NC in his chair) Come on in put up a chair, sit down, say hi to Christopher Walken!

The screen slides to show a cartoon Christopher Walken

Cartoon Walken: (waving) Hello.

NC: Today, we're going to talk about something I might have talked about a few times in the past.

Audience: (monotone) It's Animaniacs, isn't it?

NC: So what if it is?!

NC (vo): (as clips from the show play) I know I've talked about it several times on this show, but I can't help it; it's just so damn good not to. But this time, we're counting down the best of the best. We're looking at the Top 11 Best episodes of one of the greatest TV shows ever. Which ones had the best animation, the cleverest writing, and the most laughs.

NC: Now there are only two exceptions to keep in mind: One, I'm not including the songs.

NC (vo): It just wouldn't be fair. The songs are so good they deserve a list of their own. It wouldn't make sense to have the countdown taking up with them.

NC: Number two, I'm not including the Star Warners episode because that was technically Pinky and the Brain.

NC (vo): It was their final episode, and, as great as it was, it technically doesn't count as Animaniacs.

NC: But aside from that, everything else is totally fair game! And we're gonna look at the Top 11 Best of them here today! Why Top 11?

Brain: (through clenched teeth) Guess!

NC: Eh... Well, you get the idea. This is the Top 11 Best Animaniacs Episodes!

(Cut to a scene of Wakko burping as the "Top 11 Funniest Animaniacs Episodes" title appears

#11

NC (vo): Karaoke-Dokie. It's premise is just as funny as it's execution. William Shatner has taken over for a karaoke for kids event, and it's up to the Warners to get him to stop. That's about it, but that's really all you need.

Shatner: I'm trying to fill their lives with joy.

Yakko: Then you should stop singing right now.

NC (vo): This is mocking Shatner's infamous horrible singing of Rocket Man

Shatner (singing): Oh my darling, oh my darling

NC (vo): As well as playing off of his equally infamous ego.

Yakko: Looks like an election ballet from Chilli

NC (vo): The impersonation is great as well as the Warners' always on best mockery and manipulation.

Shatner: (as she speaks Yakko is mouthing the words) I'm not angry; I am calm, and cool. It's my turn to-- (suddenly realizes what Yakko is doing) stop it!

Yakko: Your turn to stop it?

The Warners: (jumping for joy) Yay!

Shatner: That's not what I said

(Waako plays back a recording of Shatner saying "It's his turn to stop it")

NC (vo): The sharp speed animation of Shatner's over the top performance also manages to hit a bullseye.

Shatner: Ba-Ba black sheep. Have you any wool?

NC (vo): Top it off with a wink to Bilbo Baggins, and you have one hell of a funny episode.

Dot: Oh I get it; it's a whole cast of Star Trek gag thing (unamused) ha ha ha