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The Junkshop Appliances are supporting characters who appear in The Brave Little Toaster at Elmo St. Peters' Parts Shop. They appear during the "It's a 'B' Movie" song.

Appearances[]

The Brave Little Toaster[]

They are a collection of appliances in various states of disrepair picked up by Elmo St. Peters to his parts shop. When Lampy asks Hanging Lamp about escaping, which after he responds to the Junkshop Appliances about that, he finds that hilarious. The Junkshop Appliances laugh as well, also finding that hilarious, and then, they, Hanging Lamp, Toaster and his gang, each make their own protest as an answer to the question, by singing "It's a 'B' Movie" (including Lampy, who has somehow learned the answer). However, after the main characters rescue their friend Radio from getting his radio tubes out and about to be sold to Zeke (returning for them) by Elmo St. Peters by scaring him out unconscious (which was Lampy's idea), the announcer from the Megaphone calls out a jailbreak to the other Junkshop Appliances. Then, the Refrigerator breaks the door open with Quadruped protecting it, and he and the other Junkshop Appliances escaped from Elmo's private room to the rest of the Parts Shop to the outside of it, and they returned to their masters' homes, as Toaster and his friends retrieve Radio and flee to the city.

The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars[]

Some of the Junkshop Appliances make cameo appearances in The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars.

The Junkshop Appliances include:

  • An electric megaphone
  • An old T.V.
  • An (old) waffle iron
  • An old lamp
  • A cassette player
  • A reel-to-reel tape recorder
  • A popcorn maker
  • A mechanical fan
  • A pencil sharpener

Trivia[]

  • The model sheet of the Cassette has the Tape's name on it written on it instead of his.
  • The Junkshop Appliances are the inspiration for the reject bots from WALL-E.
  • In the book, the Cassette appears in the dump sequence. It is described as "mad" and "old", as a result of witnessing deaths.
  • The designs of the Junkshop Appliances contain references to famous horror movies and other various spooky themes (with a few exceptions).
    • Hanging Lamp - Hungarian-American Actor Peter Lorre.
    • Coffee Pot - A Dalek from Doctor Who, with elements of a Jack-o-Lantern.
    • Broken TV - The shark from the movie Jaws.
    • Pencil Sharpener - Serial killer Norman Bates from the movie Psycho.
    • Fan - The Creature from the Black Lagoon.
    • Lamp without a Shade - Gray Alien.
    • Waffle Iron - Dracula.
    • Tape Recorder - Henry Spencer from Eraser Head.
    • While not an appliance, the Baby Carriage is a reference to the movie Rosemary's Baby.
  • The Reel-to-Reel Player is based on American actress Mae West.
  • Mish-Mash is based on actress Joan Rivers.
  • The Hanging Lamp is voiced by the late Phil Hartman, who also voiced the Air Conditioner.

Gallery[]

See also[]


v - e - d
The brave little toaster logo
Media
The Brave Little Toaster (video) • The Brave Little Toaster to the RescueThe Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars
Characters
Appliances: ToasterBlankyLampyRadioKirbyAir ConditionerT.V.Hanging LampJunkshop AppliancesBlenderCutting-Edge AppliancesPlugsyGiant MagnetCrusherJunkyard CarsComputer and MouseWittgensteinLab ComputerModemMicrowaveFaucetSquirtFannyCalculatorHearing AidViking 1Wonder Luxe AppliancesSupreme Commander

Humans: Rob McGroartyChris McGroartyRobbie McGroartyEvil ClownElmo St. PetersZekeErnieCharlieMack McCroJim BobAlbert Einstein
Animals: QuadrupedRatsoMaisieAlbertoMurgatroidSebastianDobermans
Other: TinselinaThe MissileViruses

Songs
April ShowersTutti FruttiCity of LightMy MammyIt's a 'B' MovieCutting EdgeWorthlessI'm Into Something GoodRemember That DayCocktails for TwoSuper HighwayChomp and MunchHang in There, KidBread and ButterI See a New YouFloatingHumansHome Again
Locations
CaliforniaCottageErnie's DisposalMarsWashington
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