One could argue that this may not qualify as a BLAM it causes Toaster to realize what could happen if a person truly starved of company or affection is rejected.
#The brave little toaster goes to mars songs movie#
At one point the movie successfully pulls off a BLAM (The lonely flower) within a BLAM (the meadow scene). If you listen closely to some parts of "Worthless" and "B-Movie" (most notably) you can hear spontaneous little bass riffs that just make it THAT much better when you hear it. Specifically, the bass lines in some of the songs are also awesome. Awesome Music: The entire soundtrack, from the amazing David Newman score to the well-written musical numbers. No matter that this tube is extremely rare and they have to go to Alaska otherwise to get one. Ass Pull: Radio's tube is just the right kind of tube to save Wittgenstein. 
It's all in the OST linear notes as well as later interviews of the people involved with the project. You might notice Lampy resembles a certain animation house mascot, too. Furthermore, this was the film that Pixar sprung out of, including John Lassetter and Joe Ranft. They hired a composer with complex instrumentation (David Newman), they included jokes that only parents would catch, the film never pandered to its audience, and it was Serious Business for the animators.
Animation Age Ghetto: This was the animated film that started the recovery from it. According to Wikipedia, Disney had bought the movie rights to it before it was even able to get published! Adaptation Displacement: Not everyone remembers the Disch book this was based on, but that's not too surprising.
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