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The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars

Movie Summary

Released: 1998
Aimed at younger children, this sequel to the highly imaginative The Brave Little Toaster features most of the original electrical appliances plus a few new friends, including Calculator (Stephen Toblowski), Faucet (Farrah Fawcett), Ceiling Fan (Carol Channing) and Microwave (Wayne Knight), in a brand new adventure. This time, Toaster and company must work together to build a spaceship and travel to the Red Planet after aliens accidentally beam up the household's "Little Master" (a baby) instead of Hearing Aid (Fyvush Finkel). Sandra Brennan

Thurl Ravenscroft - [Voice]
Deanna Oliver - [Voice]
Tim Stack - [Voice]

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Jake 1079Posted: 06/23/2006

yeah this movie was compleatly uncauld for. I think there was a sequel before this that was about there master(I cant remember his name)and his apliances at his college dorm,but that one wasnt to bad.its usally when they get to 3 that they become desprate for a little extra cash and get crappy with the story line.

Posted: 06/23/2006

I hated this movie,The first one kicked a$$.But the "I like Bread and Butter!" song is a little catchy,I still remember It and I havent seen it in a looong time!

90sbabiePosted: 12/23/2006

ummm .... wtf???

AsteraPosted: 02/15/2007

I can't bash the movie too harshly because this movie was also based on a book by Thomas Disch... so it's not like they made it up or anything. The only part I never liked were the singing balloons. I may have been a little kid but I knew those balloons would pop before they even reached outer space! XD

thankyoustamPosted: 05/26/2007

singing balloons?? lmao.

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