open garbage airlock, but all attempts fail. Finally, he realizes he can use his welding torch to cut a new entrance in the hull of the Axiom, and does so. However, he is flung back outside when the fight between the Captain and AUTO causes the ship to list violently to starboard. He catches hold of the spire, and is able to get back on his track as the ship turns upright again, but the Captain sends the Axiom into a hyperjump, pinning BURN-E against the hull before he can reenter the ship. When the Axiom lands on Earth, BURN-E goes to find SUPPLY-R so he can hit the button to bring the spire back online, but everyone is gone. He hunts through the deserted Axiom, and finds the humans and robots are all outside when he looks through the window of an escape pod. He accidentally jettisons the pod, and crashes to Earth; flinging the pod door open so hard that it flies into the air, he runs to SUPPLY-R and finally brings the spire back online, only for the door to crash into the spire and destroy it. Frustrated, BURN-E collapses to the ground. The credits roll, to a recording of Beethoven's Ode to Joy. In a post-credits scene, SUPPLY-R pats BURN-E on the head and attempts to comfort him with a monotone "There, there". Cast Angus MacLane as BURN-E Tessa Swigart as SUPPLY-R Ben Burtt as WALL-E (uncredited) Elissa Knight as EVE (uncredited) Jeff Garlin as Captain B. McCrea (uncredited) MacInTalk as AUTO (uncredited) References External links 2008 films 2008 computer-animated films 2000s American animated films 2000s animated short films 2000s science fiction comedy films American animated science fiction films American robot films American science fiction comedy films Films set in the 29th century Pixar short films Animated films about robots Films with screenplays by Andrew Stanton WALL-E Films directed by Angus MacLane Films scored by J. A. C. Redford 2008 comedy films 2000s English-language films