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However, the baby is caught in it by accident! He tells the voice to do it now, and a big beam pops up. Robbie hears this, and like a baby, he heads out to the kitchen where hearing aid is. Once again, he goes to the window and talks to a strange voice in the sky. The next day, toaster tells this to his friends, and they all agree they should keep their eye on him that night. He goes to the window, and looks up and mysteriously says “Tomorrow night, I’ll be ready” That night, Toaster spots the hearing Aid sneaking around. So the baby comes in, and we get a meh song montage…showing Robbie and the gang getting along. Well great, now we’re gonna get that cliché where they think Robbie, the baby, is replacing them. So Rob and his girlfriend show up….with a baby!

…Sounds familiar…can’t put my finger on why…īy the way, every character still has the same actor, which means Kirby is still tony the tiger. “He used to belong to some smarty pants guy, with funny hair and glasses” Then the sink’s faucet confirms that.Īlso, the faucet is voiced by…Farrah Fawcett. Turns out, he was there when they moved in, as the last owner left him.

They are once again interrupted by a hearing aid, voiced by Fyvush Finkel. “There have been some good songs in the last 20 years. The song is interrupted by a rat, who you won’t know if you saw this before the rescue, like a lot kids did. From the radio, now played by Roger Kalber. I have no idea how much it follows the book, but there you go.Īfter the opening credits IN SPAAAACE, we cut to the appliances at Rob’s house, as they are jamming to some song.

The Brave little toaster was based on a book…and that book’s sequel…was this. This, is The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Marsīefore, we start, I need to mention something. Had some interesting themes with animals, and was fun, it was an okay sequel. This one came out first….BUT, “Brave little toaster to the rescue” takes place before this one, despite coming after it!

That explains a lot. Anyway, it was good. It was well written, deep, complex, and DEPRESSING AS HELL. It was about these household things that were loved by a dude until he moved away, and they were sad in that cabin, and went on the epic question to find, Rob. Okay, let’s calm down, and just talk about the first film, called “The Brave Little Toaster”. I mean…what. What can you say beyond that?! Well…a lot, hence why I’m here.

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