| rdfs:comment | - Squeaky was a saboteur in the 6th Squad, 4th Company, 2nd Division of the Malazan 4th Army. She was known for her skilled work in tight quarters, but fellow sapper Len thought her reputation overrated.
- Squeaky is the minor character of Rugrats that he is voiced by Tami Pfeifer.
- (Wargaming term): A younger and very enthusiastic member of a hobby community who has yet to develop any descernment. Characterised by thier scatter gun approach to purchasing and high-pitched unbroken voice. Often they do not last long due to short attention spans and the faddish nature of hobby fashions. Sometime they develop into fully fledged hobbyists. Usually they lead to The Naughty Box
- Squeaky is an albino lab mouse, used for testing on the structure of the rodent mind. He has white fur, and pink eyes and skin. Attached to his head via thimble is a strange piece of gadgetry possibly used to transmit rodent thoughts into a computer. Squeaky was briefly seen in The Narrator's flashback in "A Game of Cat and Mouse", when the narrator was recapping to the viewers how the good Steven Boxleitner became the evil Dr. Two-Brains.
- Before he was fused together with Squeaky, Dr. Two-Brains was an ordinary, though easily distracted, scientist named Steven Boxleitner. He was an ally to WordGirl. Boxleitner was working on an experiment that would help people to read into the minds of rodents. His test subject was Squeaky, an albino labmouse. While he was hooked up to the machine, Boxleitner was worried about his pastrami sandwich, and left Squeaky, alone, for a second. While he was away, the fiendish mouse saw a button that was entitled "Holy Cow! Don't Press This Button!," and he pressed it. This action fused his brain and Boxleitner's brain. The end result was a hybrid scientist named Dr. Two-Brains. In the episode "Mouse Brain Take-Over," he allowed Squeaky to take control of his mind so that he could cause more chaos
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| abstract | - Before he was fused together with Squeaky, Dr. Two-Brains was an ordinary, though easily distracted, scientist named Steven Boxleitner. He was an ally to WordGirl. Boxleitner was working on an experiment that would help people to read into the minds of rodents. His test subject was Squeaky, an albino labmouse. While he was hooked up to the machine, Boxleitner was worried about his pastrami sandwich, and left Squeaky, alone, for a second. While he was away, the fiendish mouse saw a button that was entitled "Holy Cow! Don't Press This Button!," and he pressed it. This action fused his brain and Boxleitner's brain. The end result was a hybrid scientist named Dr. Two-Brains. In the episode "Mouse Brain Take-Over," he allowed Squeaky to take control of his mind so that he could cause more chaos. However, he was more evil than Two-Brains, and was proven more tough to handle for WordGirl. Dr. Two-Brains then reenters his mind, and demands him to leave. The reason was that his henchman didn't like the change.
- Squeaky was a saboteur in the 6th Squad, 4th Company, 2nd Division of the Malazan 4th Army. She was known for her skilled work in tight quarters, but fellow sapper Len thought her reputation overrated.
- Squeaky is the minor character of Rugrats that he is voiced by Tami Pfeifer.
- Squeaky is an albino lab mouse, used for testing on the structure of the rodent mind. He has white fur, and pink eyes and skin. Attached to his head via thimble is a strange piece of gadgetry possibly used to transmit rodent thoughts into a computer. Squeaky's first appearance was in the short "What's Up, Doc?". When WordGirl playfully wiggled her finger in Squeaky's cage, he attempted to bite it, and the super-heroine used the opportunity to define the word "vicious". At the end of the short, Professor Boxleitner patted the top of Squeaky's cage and ominously said "Soon, Squeaky. Soon." It is possible that Boxleitner meant that he would soon be able to read Squeaky's mind. Squeaky's mind was merged with Professor Boxleitner's very early on in the series, in the WordGirl short "The Crazy World of Doctor Two-Brains", here Boxleitner planned to use Squeaky for an experiment that he hoped would allow people to read the minds of mice. The distracted scientist left the rodent alone for a brief moment to check on his pastrami sandwich, and the vicious lab mouse pressed the button on the dashboard specifically labeled "Holy Cow!! Don't Press this Button!", merging the mouse's brain (as well as some of his DNA) with that of the scientist, creating Dr. Two-Brains. Squeaky was briefly seen in The Narrator's flashback in "A Game of Cat and Mouse", when the narrator was recapping to the viewers how the good Steven Boxleitner became the evil Dr. Two-Brains. In the episode "Mouse Brain Take-Over," Dr. Two Brains decided to let Squeaky take over his mind so that he may wreak a little extra havoc. Squeaky turned out to be extremely evil, quick-moving, more than a match for even WordGirl, but at the end of the episode, Dr. Two-Brains re-entered his mind (albeit with no memory of what had happened). The reason was that his henchmen didn't like the change.
- (Wargaming term): A younger and very enthusiastic member of a hobby community who has yet to develop any descernment. Characterised by thier scatter gun approach to purchasing and high-pitched unbroken voice. Often they do not last long due to short attention spans and the faddish nature of hobby fashions. Sometime they develop into fully fledged hobbyists. Usually they lead to The Naughty Box
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