Some of Welles' dialogue was cleaned up for this version.
The engineer is a caricature of real life engineer Harry Andronis, who also voices himself.
In the beginning, the people that Brain fires are producer and creator Tom Ruegger, writer Peter Hastings and voice director Andrea Romano, all of whom voice themselves. Directed by Michael Gerard and Dave Marshall. The Brain re-enacts an infamous outtake of Orson Welles' voice recording session for a commercial. The title is a pun on Disney's The Brave Little Toaster, which the show's writer Deanna Oliver provided her voice of the title character for. In this miscellaneous short told entirely in rhyme, a small trailer has to defend his home against tornadoes while avoiding the grasp of a devouring steam shovel. Scratchansniff: Max who? Wakko: Max wants to come in and go crazy! Scratchansniff: See, Wakko, that is not a funny joke. 
One time, okay, see, one time, Randy Beaman's grandparents were stuck in an elevator, and they were in it so long, they became skeleton people.
This was inspired by a true story: Paul Rugg and Deanna Oliver were stuck in an elevator for a few hours. This is the first Warners segment in the series to not feature Yakko and Dot. Just when it seems they are about to be freed by the repair men, the jaws of life end up snapping off the door, trapping them back in the elevator. At yet another point, Wakko tells a knock-knock joke. At another point, Wakko sings Chopsticks and Old Mac Donald's Farm. At one point, Wakko talks about Randy Beaman's grandparents getting stuck in an elevator. Scratchansniff get stuck in an elevator and try to keep calm and entertain themselves while waiting for the elevator to get fixed. An airing of the Croatian dub of the episode accidently used the Kids WB Season 3 visuals. 
Yakko, Wakko, and Dot: Pinky and the Brainy
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