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Pinky and the Brain: Ambulatory Abe Brain hopes to take over the world by convincing everyone that Abraham Lincoln has been reincarnated. He takes up ventriloquism and plans on using a statue. RT 9:06 Season 1 Episode 16 First Aired 2/25/1996 User: spam_vigilante Jan 21, 2009 11:15 AM

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