History Funny / TheBraveLittleToaster

* In "The Cutting Edge", our heroes (minus Lampy, who was separated from them), end up trapped in a projection screen depicting a tropical island at one point. Toaster is understandably freaked out and Radio and Kirby are just confused as to how they got there. Blanky, on the other hand, seems quite content with the arrangement, sitting back with a refreshing beverage and wearing sunglasses.

* While it doubles as a [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming moment]], you can't help but laugh at Rob's smug "A-HA!" and triumphant bite into his freshly-toasted slice of bread, proving to Chris that he ''could'' fix the Toaster. It's so delightfully human!

* While not a HarmlessVillain per se (he still wants to take the heroes apart and sell their still-working parts), the movie goes out of it's way to otherwise make Elmo St. Peters look like a complete dork, starting with that nerdy voice Joe Ranft gives him, along with his tendency to use [[GoshDarnItToHeck quaint expressions]] like "I'll have it for ya in two shakes of a lamb's tail."

** Similar is St. Peter's one customer, with his completely ridiculous appearance and [[DullSurprise utterly deadpan voice]] which doesn't change ''at all'' after he's presumably [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight just watched a mob of sentient appliances break down the wall and run out the door]].
-->(''looking through the hole in the wall that the refrigerator just burst through'') [[{{Understatement}} Did I catcha at a bad time]]? Was wonderin' if [[SkewedPriorities ya got my radio tubes]].

* Everything Radio says, especially since he's almost always doing ParentalBonus / GettingCrapPastTheRadar jokes, too.

* When the TV is about to warn the gang about the master heading to the cabin only for Plugsy to turn his knob, changing to a Spanish newscaster talking about some dog ([[BrickJoke presumably St. Peters' dog who apparently sped to Mexico]]).

* When St. Peters snips off a blender's power cord, the appliances all [[Freudian Threat wince and hide their own cords.]]

** Similarly, Kirby's sheepish "Oh no...", like a kid who just broke a window with his baseball, when the picture falls to the ground and shatters. Bonus points for him being the only one who actually says something while the other four just gasp. Like the above example, it's only emotional ''because'' it's funny.

* When the TV is about to warn the gang about the master heading to the cabin only for Plugsy to turn his knob, changing the channel.

* As heartbreaking as Blanky's crying is when he cuddles the Master's photo, you can't help but chuckle from how over-the-top he is when he wails like baby (according to Jerry Rees, he told the then-7-year-old Timothy E. Day, who voiced Blanky, to cry "so loud, they can hear you on the street").

* While it doubles as a {{heartwarming moment|s}}, you can't help but laugh at Rob's smug "A-HA!" and triumphant bite into his freshly-toasted slice of bread after proving to Chris that he ''could'' fix the Toaster. It's so delightfully human!

* The ''flawless'' comic timing of Rob freaking out over finding a childhood photo of himself in the junkyard, slowly dropping the disheveled radio he was looking at and grabbing the photo with both hands, nervously calling out to Chris while looking gravely concerned. Meanwhile, she's [[FunnyBackgroundEvent gleefully trying to pull a "hard to find" grill off of a nearby car]] for some reason.

* While not a HarmlessVillain per se (he still wants to take the heroes apart and sell their still-working parts), the movie goes out of it's way to make Elmo St. Peters look like a complete jovial dork, starting with that nerdy voice Joe Ranft gives him, along with his tendency to use GoshDarnItToHeck expressions like "I'll have it for ya in two shakes of a lamb's tail."

** St. Peters mixing and then drinking a weight loss drink... then chasing it with a mouthful of marshmallows.

* As heartbreaking as Blanky's crying is when he cuddles the Master's photo, you can't help but chuckle from how over-the-top he is when he wails like baby (according to Jerry Reis, he told the then-7-year-old Timothy E. Day, who voiced Blanky, to cry "so loud, they can hear you on the street").

* Even though the first time Blanky cries when Rob appears to come back but doesn't is TearJerker worthy, you have to admit, it becomes hysterically funny when Blanky starts to wail like a baby, which he basically is (he was voiced by then-7-year-old Timothy E. Day).

(Cut to Kirby following, screaming on his way down, then back to the cabin as Rob is losing patience)\\

* When the TV is about to warn the gang about the master heading to the cabin only for Plugsy to turn his knob.

-->'''Radio:''' "Why, if only we were all wiener dogs, our problems would be solved!"
--> (everyone stares at him)
-->'''Toaster:''' "...''[[FlatWhat What?]]''"
-->'''Radio:''' "Or maybe it was a basset hound..."
-->'''Kirby:''' "You're all insane!"

-->'''Radio:''' [[BadOmenAnecdote "I think Houdini did this once, and if I remember correctly, he was out of the hospital in no time."]]
-->'''Lampy:''' "Well, that's encouraging."

** Lost in the woods:

* Even though the first time Blanky cries when Rob appears to come back but doesn't is TearJerker worthy, you have to admit, it becomes hysterically funny when Blanky starts to wail like a baby, which he basically is (he was voiced by then-6-year-old Timothy E. Day).