It's Christmas Eve, and Brain tries to put his latest plan into action: create mind-control dolls of himself, sneak them into Santa's workshop, and have them delivered to families around the world so that the dolls can work their magic and turn all the human beings into his obedient slaves. However, upon reading Pinky's unsent letter to Santa which states that Brain only wants what's best for the world and never gives up on trying, he is suddenly very touched and purposely succumbs to sentiment. Yes, once he has actually taken over the world, the Christmas Spirit takes hold of him and he gives it all back. Abiding to Pinky's wish on the letter, Santa does, in a way, give Brain the world.
I'm afraid I must disagree with planktonrules. The only reason anybody may think that Brain being full of holiday "gooey" goodness is because they don't know good character development when they see it. Again, right when the Brain has the world in the palms of his hands, he gives it up in the spirit of Christmas. I know for a fact that that concept there is decent character development and it shows that Brain does indeed have a softer, sweeter side. This episode deservedly won an Emmy! Forget "It's a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special"! Don't miss this Christmas special! It will really bring you into the Christmas spirit!
I'm afraid I must disagree with planktonrules. The only reason anybody may think that Brain being full of holiday "gooey" goodness is because they don't know good character development when they see it. Again, right when the Brain has the world in the palms of his hands, he gives it up in the spirit of Christmas. I know for a fact that that concept there is decent character development and it shows that Brain does indeed have a softer, sweeter side. This episode deservedly won an Emmy! Forget "It's a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special"! Don't miss this Christmas special! It will really bring you into the Christmas spirit!