Brady Wordsworth

"***Brady Wordsworth: Last Words Around The House***" is the 18th theatrical episode of the Brady Einstein series. The video, along with "*Brady's Favorite Places*" and "*My First Signs*", is about American Sign Language and uses words of objects that can be found around home. The episode stars a yellow-cat version of Monokuma with bright yellow stripes around its back (possibly a tabby cat) named Eliokuma. It is released to universal panning and became Disney’s biggest box office disaster.

## Video Guide

### Opening

* Disney Fanfare, Newman: Walt Disney Pictures Logo (1995-2007) (shortened into just "Disney" in 2015)
* Inchworm Finger Puppets (replaced by Shufflebugs Finger Puppets in 2015)
* Kalas Cups
* Baby Gailieo the "Orange" Kangaroo tells Strong-Bad that he needs to use his VPN when online but he could've let monsters find them. (redone in 2015 with the shirt on and Baby Gailieo is now colored yellow)
* Eliokuma looks at house, as Wordsworth the Parrot brings a book along to show the word "Home"
* Holberg Suite in Olden Style, "From Holberg's Time", Op. 40: V. Rigaudon, Grieg: opening titles (different in 2015 and 2020), house, boy walking with a dog, babies drawing on a Plastic Chair & Table Set and Dancing Santa Claus, kids playing with Yellow Exercise Ball, house covered in snow, bed stock footage, house (replaced by house, boy walking with a dog, babies drawing on a Plastic Chair & Table Set and Dancing Santa Claus, kids playing with Yellow Exercise Ball, house covered in snow, bed stock footage, house, opening titles)
* Misty and Violet open a door to find Bluebird, Eliokuma, and Pavlov the Dog (2015 & 2020 only)

### "***FIRST EXECUTION***": Blast Off!

The execution begins with a spotlight shining over Monokuma, who is sitting on the floor with his "Punishment Button". Across from him, Jin is tied to a chair with his eyes blindfolded and his hands tied behind his back. Monokuma watches as he struggles, until he suddenly pushes the "Punishment Button".
Jin is then locked inside a rocket shaped like an iron maiden with a Monokuma face and launched into a grotesque, cartoonish version of space (drilling through several floors of the Academy along the way).
After losing speed, the rocket comes crashing down (as the moon and planet watch), reducing Jin's body to a skeleton due to the high temperature generated during the re-entry through the atmosphere. Once the rocket comes to a halt back in the classroom where it left, it reopens, revealing Jin's skeleton and the sad, cartoonish expression fixed on his skull. The execution ends with Monokuma coming forth in a mute, spastic laugh.

### Kitchen

* Night becomes day at the yellow house, and a rooster crows.
* Eliokuma spills milk then licks it up.
* Marlee shows the signs for refrigerator, bowl, cup, chair, and table
* Kitchen Play, Jim Latham: **table** (girls set the table, Lillabo Doll Furniture: Kitchen and Living Room, painting, Eric and Trinity at table), **chair** (Caidden in chair, painting, Trinity pushing chair), **cup** (Alison and Kalas Cups, painting, mom giving girl drink, Alison and Kalas Cups), **bowl** (Girl pouring sugar into bowl, Trinity playing with Kalas Bowls, painting, mom and girls pouring cake batter into pans, Eric wearing bowl from Bakery Set), **refrigerator** (Alexandria takes bowl out of Sunflower Refrigerator, woman opening refrigerator, painting, mom and girl taking bowl of fruit out of refrigerator, Eric puts Kalas Bowls in Sunflower Refrigerator)
* Misty succeeds in getting cheese from the fridge, but Violet steals it from her
* Whitney shows the signs for refrigerator, bowl, cup, chair, and table
* Kalas Cups

### "***SECOND EXECUTION***": The 3002 Blows

A long chain linked to a shackle closes around Leon's neck from behind. It quickly drags him through a dull, prison-like hallway and into a batting cage with a typical baseball scoreboard (no score). Leon is lifted up to a post at the center of the batting cage, where three more metallic shackles appear and snap on his torso, thighs, and just below his knees to keep him in a still position.
Two large spotlights then rise from the ground and focus on Leon's face from either side. A pitching machine appears in front of his helpless form and shoots a few slow balls at him while the scoreboard begins counting - though only for a split second - as in the next moment the pitching machine starts shooting countless baseballs at immense speed while spinning around Leon's suspended body.
The rest of the students watch from behind the fence as Leon is bombarded from all directions when Eliokuma, equipped with a baseball cap and a bat, suddenly appears inside the cage and proceeds to frantically pitch a few balls himself. The execution ends when Leon, beaten from head to toe, receives the final blow to the face by multiple baseballs. As the batting cage reopens, the remaining students, having witnessed the gruesome execution, stand frozen in shock before Leon's dead body.

### Playroom

* Eliokuma stretches a telephone
* Marlee shows the signs for telephone, computer, puzzle, blocks, and book
* Jeux d'enfants, "Children's Games", Op. 22: VI. Trumpet and Drum, Bizet: **book** (Trinity reading Violet's House Touch & Feel Book, painting, Eric reading Violet's House Touch & Feel Book, mom reading book to baby, Alison and Raymond reading Mirror Me!), **blocks** (Eric stacking Maxi Blocks, baby playing with 3D Geometric Puzzle Board and Abacus Bead Stacker while mom reading book with Mickey Mouse & Friends Taxi Bank, painting, Caidden with Unit Blocks on Wheels, Raymond's Maxi Blocks), **puzzle** (Eric plays with Pets Floor Puzzle, painting, Cardboard Puzzle: Golden Retriever, Trinity plays with Pets Peg Puzzle, Eric plays with Pets Floor Puzzle), **computer** (girls and grandma on computer, Wind-Up Walking Computers, painting, dad and baby on computer), **telephone** (mom talking on telephone while baby pretending, painting, girl talking on telephone, Alison with Telephone and hangs up)
* Misty, Violet play with Metro Phone, and Eliot puts the reciever back.
* Whitney shows the signs for telephone, computer, puzzle, blocks, and book
* Pull & Play Phone
* Eliot stacks and knocks over ABC Plastic Blocks (2015 & 2020 only)

### "***THIRD EXECUTION***": The Cage of Death

Mondo appears tied on a custom designed motorcycle, apparently belonging to the Crazy Diamonds according to the writing on the back of the seat. Eliokuma is sitting in front of the steering handles with a blonde wig that appears to imitate his hairstyle in a mocking fashion. A spherical motorcycle death cage is set up with a red circus tent standing behind it and two large tiger heads bobbing on both sides. Eliokuma steers the motorbike straight into the cage, and at the last second jumps out; leaving Mondo to go straight inside.
Once within the death cage, Mondo is spun around continuously, much like real death cage performers do - meanwhile, standing at a safe distance from the contraption, Eliokuma (now wearing a party hat) is spinning a hula-hoop. Four electric generators then appear atop the cage and charge up with magnifying volts of electricity which quickly envelope the entire metal cage. Mondo, dizzy from the accelerated spins, gets electrocuted as Eliokuma starts to dance faster and faster. Once the subsequent burst of light fades away, the motorcycle, now without a passenger, rolls to a stop along with Eliokuma who was sitting down after he overexhausted himself. A nearby machine connected to the cage gives out three beeps and produces a small tub of what appears to be "butter" with a photo of Wade Disney on its cover labeled "Disney Butter"; implying that the high speed of the motorcycle combined with the electric shock caused his body to liquefy.
The picture then switches to a childlike drawing of Eliokuma sitting at a table in the outdoors, enjoying two large stacks of pancakes topped with melted butter; leading to believe Eliokuma is about to enjoy Disney Butter with his breakfast meal.

### Yard

* Pavlov steals Eliokuma's newly planted flowers and puts them back
* Marlee shows the signs for dog, ball, tree, flower, and swing
* Jeux d'enfants, "Children's Games", Op. 22: XII. Le Ball Galopp, Bizet: **swing**: (man pushing boy on swing, boys on tire swing, painting, woman swinging), **flower** (girl helping woman plant, girls helping man plant, The Wild Flowerzz in 2 different angles, painting, Alexandria with Flowers), **tree** (kids running and touching tree, painting, Eric with Bulletin Board: Classroom Tree, dad helps girl get down), **ball** (kids rolling Red Exercise Ball, painting, Raymond and Alison in Ball Pool Set, boy kicking ball, Eric in Ball Pool Set, Ball Track Trulala in 5 different angles), **dog** (puppy trying to walk, painting, puppy pulling on cloth, puppies in basket, Ian and Animal Alley: Flip-for-you Darby)
* Misty and Violet find Pavlov in the dirt then help him bury a ball
* Whitney shows the signs for dog, ball, tree, flower, and swing
* Wind-Up Flipping Dog

### "***FOURTH EXECUTION***": The Burning of the Versailles Witch

The execution starts off with a medieval public burning at the stake - the preferred method of execution for "witches" between the medieval times and the mid-17th century. Celestia is at the center of a stage, supported by columns with a giant, worn-out bunny ragdoll resting atop its beam. Lots of Eliokumas can be seen in an audience witnessing the execution (just like how burnings at the stake were historically held in public). Another Eliokuma's seen wearing an executioner's mask as he sets the hay around Celestia on fire.
Celestia seems somewhat happy to be burnt at the stake, as this particular romanticized, gothic kind of execution is the manner of death she would have imagined herself going through. However, while the fire continues to envelope Celestia, fire truck Mater suddenly appears from behind the audience and immediately rushes and jumps onto the stage, finally crashing into Celestia - ending her execution in an ironic fashion.
In the end, Eliokuma, dressed as a firefighter, is seen "heroically" putting out the last remaining bit of fire; a little further away from the fire truck suspended in the debris of the destroyed stage, Celestia's death site.

### Living Room

* Eliokuma turns on a Table Lamp
* Marlee shows the signs for cat, window, couch, lamp, piano
* Keyboard Concerto in G Major, H. 444: III. Presto, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: **piano** (girl playing piano, Brook plays Baby Grand Piano, painting, mom and girl playing piano, Caidden plays Baby Grand Piano), **lamp** (Eric turns the Table Lamp on, painting, Table Lamp turns off, Trinity turns the Table Lamp on), **couch** (Eric jumps on couch, mom and girl playing pretend, couch from Puffy Dollhouse, dad and girls watching TV, painting, Eric and Trinity high-five on couch), **window** (Trinity opens window in My Very Own House, painting, baby crawling by window, painting, mom and girl look out window), **cat** (kitten sitting on yarn, painting, sleeping cat, Lil' Kitty, Eric picks up Lil' Kitty)
* Eliokuma can't seem to find who is playing Fig Leaf Rag, Joplin on the Baby Grand Piano, and eventually finds Misty and Violet and says, "Sure and that's right. Keep being dirty."
* Whitney shows the signs for cat, window, couch, lamp, piano
* Pull-Along Pals: Kitty

### "***FIFTH EXECUTION***": Excavator Destroyer

Alter Ego is presented as a "special guest" by Eliokuma. His face appears calm, but soon he looks around confused as the ground starts to tremble. The hand-drawn urban landscape backdrop standing behind him is then knocked down by a large excavator controlled by a very muscular Eliokuma, who proceeds to repeatedly smash Alter Ego's laptop into the shape of a round ball. Once his destruction work is done, Eliokuma adds a finishing touch to his masterpiece by stamping his very own Eliokuma muzzle and "evil" left eye onto it. He then slowly backs away on his excavator and disappears, leaving what used to be Alter Ego's laptop.

### Bathroom

* Sabre Dance (a different rendition of it), Khachaturian: Misty and Violet get clean and ***DIE***
* The words shower and bathtub appear on the screen (2015 only)

### Bedroom

* Day becomes night at the yellow house.
* Eliokuma kisses his Teddy Bear and King Dedede goodnight
* Marlee shows the signs for bear, clock, mirror, blanket, bed
* La Boîte à joujoux, L. 128: Danse de la poupée, Debussy: **bed** (Stock footage, Wooden Doll Bed, paintings), **blanket** (stock footage, Alison with blanket, Eric with blanket, painting), **mirror** (stock footage, painting, Eliot looks in mirror of Madeline Jewelry Box), **clock** (Eric with Bancroft Alarm Clock, painting, Bancroft Alarm Clock, Trinity places Bancroft Alarm Clock next to Tick Tock Answer Clock), **bear** (teddy bears, painting, Alison carrying a giant teddy bear, stock footage, Trinity cuddles with giant teddy bear)
* King Dedede's nightmare foretells himself in a room filled with school desks. In the center is a large conveyor belt where his desk is located. As he sits there, it goes backwards towards the end of the room. Behind him at the end of the conveyor belt is a large block resembling a trash compactor that slams down every few seconds threatening to crush whatever is underneath. Above is a television showing Eliokuma's face on it. As his desk moves backwards, Eliokuma dressed as a teacher appears in front of him and attempts to teach him a lesson in class (specifically sex education), while King Dedede constantly turns his gaze behind him, nervously watching the compactor. However, as luck would have it, just as his desk is about to go under the compactor, at the last second, the Eliokuma on the television is replaced with Alter Ego for a moment, stopping the compactor just as King Dedede is about to be crushed flat. As King Dedede looks at the compactor in confusion, the conveyor belt keeps moving on and a door in the floor opens. King Dedede and the desk then fall backwards through the very large and deep hole in the floor while Eliokuma looks on in panic. As he falls, the white board has changed to "yet again to, The end of life, showing stabbing, drowning, burning, etc." which is all a dream.
* Whitney shows the signs for bear, clock, mirror, blanket, bed
* Ted & Tess Carousel in 2 different angles

### Closing (Part 1)

* The aftermath of the NordVPN ad is found here.

### "***LAST AND FINAL EXECUTION***": The Ultimate Punishment

Before the execution commences, Young Julie Clark is shown standing on a desk, proudly waving at the "camera". As the view slowly zooms out, parts of the previous execution stages appear behind and around her, ending with the crusher from After School Lesson emerging in front of her.
Throughout each stage of her execution, Young Julie reacts with varying levels of calm, happiness, and even boredom. She also appears more or less unharmed until the very end of the execution:

* In The 3002 Blows, a smiling Young Julie Clark happily endures a barrage of baseballs from the pitching machine, while wearing usual baseball attire, with a bat and a glove.
* In The Cage of Death, Young Julie Clark is shown sitting cross-armed on the motorcycle spinning in the electrified death cage - she appears unfazed, although her eyes swirl from dizziness.
* In The Burning of the Versailles Witch, Young Julie Clark calmly meditates in the middle of the fire. She opens her eyes just as Firetruck Mater drops on top of her.
* In Excavator Destroyer, Young Julie sits on the same pedestal that Alter Ego sat on, grinning furiously as the excavator pummels her head relentlessly.
* In Blast Off!, Young Julie Clark (in a calm mood again) is shown waving before being sealed in a rocket that briefly flies into space before crashing back down to Earth.
* Finally, in After School Lesson, Young Julie Clark is shown sitting on a chair on the conveyor belt heading to the compactor, her "royal" persona's crown on her head and Eliokuma clutched to her chest. She holds up a peace sign and grins in maniacal triumph as she approaches her demise, but the compactor stalls just as her chair goes under it. Just as Young Julie Clark looks up in confusion, the block comes down, crushing her to death and splattering blood everywhere.

After her demise, the emergency control for the academy's front gate is shown lying beside the conveyor belt in a small pool of blood.

### Closing (Part 2)

* Symphony No. 9 in C Major, "Great", D. 944: IV. Finale: Allegro Vivace, Schubert: house, bed stock footage, kitchen stock footage, neighborhood stock footage, yard stock footage, kitchen stock footage, table stock footage, playroom stock footage, swing stock footage, Eric turns on lamp, Trinity opens window, Ian and Animal Alley: Flip-for-you Darby, Caidden with Baby Grand Piano, Raymond and Alison in Ball Pool Set, Alexandria takes bowl out of Sunflower Refrigerator, Alison takes blanket off her head, bed stock footage, house, family stock footage, lights turn off in house
* Holberg Suite in Olden Style, "From Holberg's Time", Op. 40: V. Rigaudon, Grieg: credits (different in 2020)
* Eliokuma looks at house at night

## Signing with Baby

* Hello
* Goodbye
* Good Morning
* Good Afternoon
* Good Night
* What is your name?
* How are you?
* Nice to meet you.
* I love you.
* Thank you.
* Please
* Excuse me.
* I am sorry.
* I am happy.
* I am sad.
* I am tired.
* I am cold.
* I am hot.
* I am thirsty.
* I am hungry.

## What Will We Find?

* *What will we find in the kitchen?:* refrigerator, bowl, cup, chair, table
* *What will we find in the playroom?:* telephone, computer, puzzle, blocks, book
* *What will we find in the yard?:* dog, ball, tree, flower, swing
* *What will we find in the living room?:* cat, window, couch, lamp, piano
* *What will we find in the bedroom?:* bed, blanket, mirror, clock, bear

## Bonus Puppet Shows

* Eliot brings groceries to the kitchen (Title: Bringing Home Groceries) (Added in 2020)
* Pavlov and Eliot lick the bowl (Title: Aah!) (Added in 2020)
* Violet and Misty make a phone call on the Metro Phone when Eliot arrives (Title: Telephone) (Added in 2020)

## 5 Minute Puppet Show

* Night becomes day at the yellow house, and a rooster crows.
* Misty and Violet open a door to find Bluebird, Eliot, and Pavlov
* Kitchen Play, Jim Latham: **bowl** (Girl pouring sugar into bowl, Trinity playing with Kalas Bowls, painting, mom and girls pouring cake batter into pans, Eric wearing bowl from Bakery Set), **blocks** (Eric stacking Maxi Blocks, baby playing with 3D Geometric Puzzle Board and Abacus Bead Stacker while mom reading book with Mickey Mouse & Friends Taxi Bank, painting, Caidden with Unit Blocks on Wheels, Raymond's Maxi Blocks), **ball** (kids rolling Red Exercise Ball, painting, Raymond and Alison in Ball Pool Set, boy kicking ball, Eric in Ball Pool Set, Ball Track Trulala in 5 different angles)
* Sabre Dance, Khachaturian: Misty and Violet get clean
* The words shower and bathtub appear on the screen
* Keyboard Concerto in G Major, H. 444: III. Presto, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: **window** (Trinity opens window in My Very Own House, painting, baby crawling by window, painting, mom and girl look out window), **mirror** (stock footage, painting, Eliot looks in mirror of Madeline Jewelry Box), Ted & Tess Carousel in 2 different angles

## 10 Minute Puppet Show

* Eliot the Cat looks at house, as Wordsworth the Parrot brings a book along to show the word "Home"
* Holberg Suite in Olden Style, "From Holberg's Time", Op. 40: V. Rigaudon, Grieg: house, babies drawing on a Plastic Chair & Table Set and Dancing Santa Claus, kids playing with Yellow Exercise Ball, house covered in snow, bed stock footage, house, Night becomes day at the yellow house, and a rooster crows
* Kitchen Play, Jim Latham: **table** (girls set the table, Lillabo Doll Furniture: Kitchen and Living Room, painting, Eric and Trinity at table), **refrigerator** (Alexandria takes bowl out of Sunflower Refrigerator, woman opening refrigerator, painting, mom and girl taking bowl of fruit out of refrigerator, Eric puts Kalas Bowls in Sunflower Refrigerator)
* Jeux d'enfants, "Children's Games", Op. 22: VI. Trumpet and Drum, Bizet: **book** (Trinity reading Violet's House Touch & Feel Book, painting, Eric reading Violet's House Touch & Feel Book, mom reading book to baby, Alison and Raymond reading Mirror Me!), **telephone** (mom talking on telephone while baby pretending, painting, girl talking on telephone, Alison with Telephone and hangs up)
* Jeux d'enfants, "Children's Games", Op. 22: XII. Le Ball Galopp, Bizet: **swing**: (man pushing boy on swing, boys on tire swing, painting, woman swinging), **dog** (puppy trying to walk, painting, puppy pulling on cloth, puppies in basket, Ian and Animal Alley: Flip-for-you Darby)
* Misty and Violet find Pavlov in the dirt then help him bury a ball
* Keyboard Concerto in G Major, H. 444: III. Presto, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: **piano** (girl playing piano, Brook plays Baby Grand Piano, painting, mom and girl playing piano, Caidden plays Baby Grand Piano), **couch** (Eric jumps on couch, mom and girl playing pretend, couch from Puffy Dollhouse, dad and girls watching TV, painting, Eric and Trinity high-five on couch), **bed** (Stock footage, Wooden Doll Bed, paintings), **bear** (teddy bears, painting, Alison carrying a giant teddy bear, stock footage, Trinity cuddles with giant teddy bear)
* Eliot finds a blanket, Chunky Board Book: Cats, a sock, and eventually his teddy bear. Then, he throws everything but that off of the bed.
* Symphony No. 9 in C Major, "Great", D. 944: IV. Finale: Allegro Vivace, Schubert: swing stock footage, Eric turns on lamp, Trinity opens window, Ian and Animal Alley: Flip-for-you Darby, Caidden with Baby Grand Piano, Raymond and Alison in Ball Pool Set, Alexandria takes bowl out of Sunflower Refrigerator, Alison takes blanket off her head, bed stock footage, house, family stock footage, lights turn off in house
* Holberg Suite in Olden Style, "From Holberg's Time", Op. 40: V. Rigaudon, Grieg: Eliot looks at house at night

## Songs

1. Holberg Suite in Olden Style, "From Holberg's Time", Op. 40: V. Rigaudon, Grieg (Opening & Closing Credits)
2. Kitchen Play, Jim Latham (Kitchen)
3. Jeux d'enfants, "Children's Games", Op. 22: VI. Trumpet and Drum, Bizet (Playroom)
4. Jeux d'enfants, "Children's Games", Op. 22: XII. Le Ball Galopp, Bizet (Yard)
5. Sabre Dance (a different rendition of it), Khachaturian (Bathroom)
6. Keyboard Concerto in G Major, H. 444: III. Presto, Carl Phillip Emanuel Bach (Living Room)
7. Fig Leaf Rag, Joplin (Living Room)
8. La Boîte à joujoux, L. 128: Danse de la poupée, Debussy (Bedroom)
9. Symphony No. 9 in C Major, "Great", D. 944: IV. Finale: Allegro Vivace, Schubert (Finale)

## Cast

* Whitney Rose as Live Action Herself
* Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Eliokuma the Cat
	+ Hadley Gannaway as Young Julie Clark
* Angela Bassett as Old Whitney
* David Spade as Wade Disney
* Eisle Lovelock as Monika Disney
* Bret Iwan as Hex
* Sandra Oh as Fa Ming Lee

## Puppets

* Eliokuma the Cat (Host) (voiced by Jonathan Taylor Thomas) (first appearance)
* Wordsworth the Parrot (Co-Host) (played by David Privett) (first appearance)
* Misty Mouse (played by June Privett) (first appearance)
* Violet Mouse (played by June Privett) (second appearance)
* Pavlov the Dog (PlaySoup) (played by David Privett) (first appearance)
* Bluebird (2015 only) (played by David Privett)

## Kids

* Alexandria Suarez (wearing a pink sweatshirt and white shorts)
* Alison Mote (wearing a red shirt and blue farm overalls)
* Brook Stone (wearing a pink sweatshirt)
* Caidden Hale (wearing a black sweatshirt and gray pants)
* Eric Martin (wearing an orange sweatshirt and black pants)
* Ian Walsh (wearing a green T-shirt)
* Kaili Thorne (wearing a white shirt and blue farm overalls) (Stock Footage only)
* Raymond Foray (wearing an orange and red sweatshirts, blue jeans and white socks)
* Trinity Rome (wearing a blue sweatshirt and a red shirt)

## Discovery Cards

**Words Around the House:**

* Refrigerator
* Bowl
* Cup
* Chair
* Table
* Telephone
* Computer
* Puzzle
* Blocks
* Book
* Dog
* Ball
* Tree
* Flower
* Swing
* Cat
* Window
* Couch
* Lamp
* Piano
* Bear
* Clock
* Mirror
* Blanket
* Bed

**Alphabet:**

* Aa
* Bb
* Cc
* Dd
* Ee
* Ff
* Gg
* Hh
* Ii
* Jj
* Kk
* Ll
* Mm
* Nn
* Oo
* Pp
* Qq
* Rr
* Ss
* Tt
* Uu
* Vv
* Ww
* Xx
* Yy
* Zz

## Distribution

* Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2005)

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Young Julie Clark, Wordsworth the Parrot, and 2nd version of Pavlov the Dog in Playsoup form and Eliokuma the Cat.
* The 2009 version marks the last appearance of Bluebird (reused in World of Words footage).
* This is the third longest video to be made.
* This is the third video by Park Place Productions.
* This is the second and last video to have a song by Ed Kalnins from Baby da Vinci.
* This is the first video to feature deaf actress and activist Marlee Matlin using sign language.
* This is the first video to have classical music by Joplin.
* This is the only video to have classical music by Khachaturian and Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach.
* This is the last video to be named after a person.
* The *Violet's House* book is included as a bonus feature to the DVD.
* Baby Grand Piano by Schylling is later seen in the 2008 version of Baby Beethoven and Meet The Orchestra and Discover & Play Color Blocks is previously seen in Numbers Nursery.
* This is the last VHS to have an inside on the cover.
* Eliot is the first cat (excluding Stella from the 2003 DVD/VHS cover of Neighborhood Animals) to appear in a video.
* The execution Blast Off! is not just mentioned in this episode, it was also mentioned in Brady Da Vinci so it was mentioned in both episodes.
* This is Misty's first appearance ever since Brady MacDonald, as such, She is a darker shade of blue and she has PlaySoup eyes.
* This is the first video to include closed captioning, even though subtitles access isn't available until 2009.
* The video was made six days before the Thomas video, *Percy Saves the Day and Other Adventures*.
* Like "*Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc*", Young Julie Clark takes on the role of Junko Enoshima, Fa Ming Lee takes on the role of Junko's Mom, Wade Disney takes on the role of Makoto Naegi, and Monika Disney takes on the role of Kyoko Kirigiri.
* This is the first episode of 2015 to have the promos of the Disney announcements of "*The Good Dinosaur*" (Coming November 25, 2015), "*Finding Dory*" (Coming June 17, 2016), "*Cars 3*" (Coming June 16, 2017), "*Coco*" (Coming November 22, 2017), "*Incredibles 2*" (Coming June 15, 2018), "*Toy Story 4*" (Coming June 21, 2019), "*China & Ontario: Mulan III*" (Coming April 16, 2017) and "*Josh & Summer*" (Coming June 19, 2020) somewhere inside the VHS & DVD.

## Paintings

1. Women Taking Tea by Albert Lynch
2. Provence Kitchen by Josephine Trotter
3. Tea Party by Christian Pierre
4. Bowl of Raspberries by William Hough
5. Preserving Tomatoes by Jessie Coates
6. The Fairy Tale by Walter Firle
7. Child Playing by Frances Foy
8. Two Men putting giant puzzle together (stock photo)
9. Mother and son at computer by Christian Pierre
10. On the Go by Diana Ong
11. The Swing by Leslie Xuereb
12. Celia Thaxter in Her Garden by Childe Hassam
13. Dance Around the Tree by B.O. Bannion
14. Push Ball by Pavel Kuznetsov
15. Dog VI by Diana Ong
16. Young Girls at the Piano by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
17. After Tea by Delphin Enjolras
18. Interior by Arnold Rice
19. View on Montmartre by Isy Ochoa
20. Girl and Boy looking at stars by Christian Pierre
21. Cat and Tulips by Isy Ochoa
22. Bedroom in Arles by Vincent Van Gogh
23. Any Morning by Margaret Barker
24. Mexican Morning by GG Kopilak
25. The Violet Kimono by Robert Reid
26. Interior with an Alarm Clock by Rufino Tamayo
27. Portrait of Marjorie Cohen, Aged 5 by George Hall Neale

## Reception

### Box Office

"*Brady Wordsworth*" became a box office failure by grossing no money on the $110 million budget.

### Response

"*Brady Wordsworth*" has an approval rating of 0% on the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on nine reviews, with an average rating of 0/10, a 0/100 on Critic's Choice, a 0 on Metacritic and a F- on CinemaScore.