I am trying to find Good Quality episodes of Pinky and the Brain including their episodes (only) from Animaniacs either on VHS or DVD. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Do a search on Amazon.com under VHS and it'll pull up a few Pinky & the Brain VHS's that came out in the late 90s.

The show isn't available on DVD yet.

Some episodes cme out of DVD

Anyway, I love Pinky and The Brain! It's a good show:) They don't air it anymore

Thanks for the Amazon.com advice. I actually have all the videos that WB's put out in the late 90's including some Animaniacs volumes that featured Pinky and the Brain. I am trying to find the whole series as I understand there are approximately 65 + or - episodes that were made. It would be great if someday soon they were to release the series on DVD. I haven't been able to find it on DVD. It hasn't played in syndication in my area now unfortunately for years. I really wish I had taped it when it originally aired. If anyone did manage to tape all the episodes on VHS either from the WB or in syndication and is willing to trade, that would be wonderful. It was a GREAT show that always had me laughing and I would love to see more episodes.
On a side note, I also understand there was a followup series with Elmyra which I have never seen and have not heard too many good things about. Still I am curious...
Thanks again for both of your help.

Speaking of "Pinky & the Brain", for those of you are watching "I Love the 90's: Part Deux", coming up is "Animaniacs". I'll post it until if I can watch it.:)

Wow! I saw the one on "Animaniacs" on "I Love the 90's: Part Deux". It includes "Pinky & the Brain". That one was funny. Oh by the way, I found this cartoon off of Hank Hayes website. It features Pinky and the Brain, in which Brain does his voiceover session for Orson Welles. Brain plays Orson Welles. That's funny!:lol: As you probably know, Orson Welles did the narrator in a 1938 chaotic radio broadcast of H.G. Wells' "War of the Worlds" as featured on the "Mercury Theatre of the Air". Here is the cartoon from "Pinky & the Brain".

Brain does Orson Welles (http://rfny.us/brain/orson_brain.wmv)

Enjoy!

I have a feeling they will be hitting dvd hopefully in the next year or two.