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This is a list of episodes of the animated series The Ren & Stimpy Show. It premiered on Nickelodeon on August 11, 1991[1] and ran for five seasons of 53 episodes.
Eight years after The Ren and Stimpy Show was cancelled by Nickelodeon, its creator, John Kricfalusi, produced a new series about the characters, entitled Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon". As the title implies, the show was aimed at a more mature audience.
Pilot (1990)
Ep. # | Title | Original airdate | Pro. code | |||
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1 | "Big House Blues" | August 10, 1990 | RSOO | |||
In this 7 minute pilot, Ren and Stimpy get caught by the dogcatcher and are sent to the pound where they meet Jasper and briefly Phil until he has to take "The Big Sleep". After Jasper explains this to Ren, their lives seem to be on a thin thread until a sweet girl adopts them both. (First Ren, since he looked like a poodle when Stimpy "wharfed" hairballs on him, and then Stimpy when Ren says he refuses to be adopted without him.) |
Season One (1991-1992)
Ep. # | Title | Original airdate | Pro. code | |||
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1a | "Stimpy's Big Day" | August 11, 1991 | RSO1a | |||
After winning a Gritty Kitty poem contest, Stimpy goes to Hollywood, leaving Ren feeling lonely. | ||||||
1b | "The Big Shot" | August 11, 1991 | RSO1b | |||
Stimpy enjoys living his new life in Hollywood, and becomes a big star, but after a while they both start to miss each other and eventually Stimpy gives up all the money and fame to see Ren again. | ||||||
2a | "Robin Höek" | August 18, 1991 | RSO2a | |||
As Stimpy reads a mixed-up version of Robin Hood, Ren dreams he is Robin, and Stimpy as all the other roles. | ||||||
2b | "Nurse Stimpy" | August 18, 1991 | RSO2b | |||
When Ren gets sick, Stimpy decides to take care of Ren himself, but the treatment proves worse than the disease. By the end Ren feels better and Stimpy gets sick, prompting a vengeful "Nurse Ren" into action.Note: This is the first secret cartoon. | ||||||
3a | "Space Madness" | August 25, 1991 | RSO3a | |||
Commander Höek (Ren) and Cadet Stimpy are on a mission to explore the cosmos. Commander Hoek begins to display symptoms of "space madness". Stimpy attempts to calm his sickened Officer while still maintaining his loyalty to his command, but it doesn't last long. | ||||||
3b | "The Boy Who Cried Rat" | August 25, 1991 | RSO3b | |||
When Ren and Stimpy are caught stealing out of garbage cans, they are chased out on the streets, and begin to starve. The pair then hatches a plan to get money and food: disguise Ren as a mouse and put him in the Pipes' home, and turn Stimpy into a neighborhood mouse catcher. This episode's title is also written with an exclamation mark - "The Boy Who Cried Rat!". | ||||||
4a | "Fire Dogs" | September 1, 1991 | RSO4a | |||
Disguised as dalmatians to get food, shelter and money, Ren and Stimpy get jobs as fire dogs. Although they do not closely resemble dalmatians, a can of spotted "dalmatian paint" allows them to pass as the spotted animals. | ||||||
4b | "The Littlest Giant" | September 1, 1991 | RSO4b | |||
In another one of Stimpy's bedtime stories, Ren dreams he is Wee Ren, who befriends the littlest giant (Stimpy) in the story, "The Littlest Giant". | ||||||
5a | "Marooned" | December 15, 1991 | RSO5a | |||
After Commander Höek (Ren) and Cadet Stimpy land on a strange planet, some weird (and painful) things happen to them. | ||||||
5b | "Untamed World" | December 15, 1991 | RSO5b | |||
Ren and Stimpy host a nature show, Untamed World, and go to the Galápagos Islands to find creatures that look like... themselves. | ||||||
6a | "Black Hole" | February 23, 1992 | RSO6a | |||
Commander Höek (Ren) and Cadet Stimpy pass through a black hole and live to tell the tale, but the atmosphere has some weird effects on the duo. They have to make it to the portal bus before 3:00, otherwise they'll be stuck there until they implode. They aren't allowed on the portal bus as they don't have exact change, and so they decide to implode. At the last second, Stimpy remembers that he does have change, saying "Kinda ironic, huh, Ren?" as they start to implode. | ||||||
6b | "Stimpy's Invention" | February 23, 1992 | RSO6b | |||
After Ren tries some of Stimpy's inventions that work poorly, Stimpy invents a "Happy Helmet" to make Ren feel happier, at which Ren is forcefully happy. Note: this episode includes the original "Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy" song. |
Season Two (1992-1993)
"Big Baby Scam" aired on Nick along with "Son of Stimpy"
Ep. # | Title | Original airdate | Production code | |||
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7 | "Man's Best Friend" | Unaired | RS5-2b | |||
Ren and Stimpy learn the true meaning of obedience when George Liquor takes them home with him and swears to make them "champions". | ||||||
8a | "In the Army" | August 15, 1992 | RSO6b | |||
Ren and Stimpy register in the army, unaware of all the obstacles to overcome with a big, bossy sarge, though they end up passing and entering war. | ||||||
8b | "Powdered Toast Man" | August 15, 1992 | RS5-2b | |||
Powdered Toast Man saves a kitten from crashing into a truck, rescues the Pope (voiced by Frank Zappa) from Muddy Mudskipper, serves Ren and Stimpy breakfast, and helps the president with an embarrassing bathroom situation. | ||||||
9 | "Ren's Toothache" | August 22, 1992 | RS5-2a | |||
After Ren doesn't brush his teeth and all of his teeth fall out. Stimpy tells Ren to leave his nerve endings under his pillow, and a fairy will give him $100.00. During the night, the fairy comes and is all out of 100 dollar bills, and gives him a ball of lint. So the next day, Stimpy gives Ren one of his oversized teeth for a birthday present. | ||||||
10a | "Rubber Nipple Salesmen" | September 29, 1992 | RS5-4b | |||
Ren and Stimpy try to sell rubber nipples to the Fire Chief, Mr. Horse and the Pipes. | ||||||
10b | "Out West" | September 29, 1992 | RS5-4b | |||
Abner and Ewalt need someone to hang, so they hire Ren and Stimpy to steal Mr. Horse. | ||||||
11 | "Svën Höek" | November 7, 1992 | RS5-3a | |||
When Ren hears that his cousin Svën is coming over, he remembers him being smart, but when Svën arrives, he acts more like Stimpy, which puts Ren at the highest anger level after they accidentally destroy his prized possessions. | ||||||
12a | "Haunted House" | November 21, 1992 | RS5-6b | |||
A dull ghost tries to scare Ren and Stimpy when they enter a haunted house, but the ghost's plans to scare Ren and Stimpy seem to fail. | ||||||
12b | "Mad Dog Höek" | November 21, 1992 | RS5-6a | |||
Ren, as Mad Dog Höek, and Stimpy, as Killer Cadogen, wrestle the Lout Brothers, Lump and Loaf, thinking that they're just pretending to wrestle. | ||||||
13a | "Big Baby Scam" | December 12, 1992 | RS5-3b | |||
Ren and Stimpy trade places with two babies to get the easy life, but they encounter many shenanigans. | ||||||
13b | "Dog Show" | December 12, 1992 | RS5-3b | |||
George Liquor has finished training and tries to make his dogs, Ren and Stimpy, win the all-breed dog show. | ||||||
14 | "Son of Stimpy" | January 13, 1993 | RS5-8 | |||
When Stimpy farts, he believes that he has given birth. He tells Ren about the incident, but Ren won't believe him. Soon, Stimpy relentlessly tries to find his fart, which he names "Stinky". Originally titled Stimpy's First Fart | ||||||
15a | "Monkey See, Monkey Don't" | February 27, 1993 | RS5-9a | |||
Ren and Stimpy, seeing how the animals at the zoo get free handouts from visitors, disguise themselves as primates and apply for positions in the monkey house. As the other monkey, "Filthy", gets good food, Stimpy ends up getting old nutshells and pre-chewed gum, while Ren only gets a rock. Then they decide to get a transfer as a bird and a hippo. | ||||||
15b | "Fake Dad" | February 27, 1993 | RS5-9b | |||
Ren and Stimpy adopt an overgrown, seven-year-old convict named Kowalski. Stimpy is kind and understanding towards the needy "youngster", but Ren has a bit more trouble adjusting to parenthood. (Note: This was originally to be a full 22 minute episode, but was cut down to 11.) | ||||||
16a | "The Great Outdoors" | March 4, 1993 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy go camping, but Ren begins to hate it when he suffers a streak of bad luck. | ||||||
16b | "The Cat That Laid the Golden Hairball" | March 4, 1993 | ? | |||
Ren finds out that the value of hairballs is higher than gold and forces Stimpy to produce hairballs on a production line, but can't produce anymore since his hairball gland turned into dust. When the worker working for them produces that it's over, they realize that the episode is over, and they all start dancing in celebration. | ||||||
17 | "Stimpy's Fan Club" | March 24, 1993 | ? | |||
When Stimpy becomes the adoration of many fans, Ren becomes jealous. So, Stimpy makes him president of the Stimpy fan-club, leading to Ren getting even more jealous and thinking about killing Stimpy. Then Ren is sent a fan letter, of which he gloats about to Stimpy, but then cries out of shame when he learns the letter was from Stimpy himself. | ||||||
18 | "A Visit to Anthony" | May 8, 1993 | ? | |||
Anthony, a young fan of Ren and Stimpy, invites them to come to his house. They do, but they are confronted by Anthony's dad, apparently a cartoon hater, and the neighborhood bully Victor, but the father starts to like Ren and Stimpy as Stimpy wharfs hairballs onto Ren. (Note: Anthony was named after Anthony Raspanti, a young fan who sent in one of the first letters to the show. Kricfalusi then decided to include him in the episode.) | ||||||
19 | "The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen" | May 23, 1993 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy join the elite force of Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen, whose famous motto is: "We always get our... butts kicked!", the duo search around the country to make settings in what is now Canada. |
- The uncut versions of "Svën Höek" and "Dog Show" were never aired on Nickelodeon. They can only be seen on the Ren and Stimpy: The Complete First and Second Seasons DVD.
Season Three (1993-1994)
Ep. # | Title | Original airdate | Pro. code | |||
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1a | "To Salve and Salve Not" | November 20, 1993 | ? | |||
"Hey, It's That Guy!" tries to sell Stimpy a new can of salve, but Ren will do anything to keep his friend from wasting his money. | ||||||
1b | "A Yard Too Far" | November 20, 1993 | ? | |||
2a | "Circus Midgets" | November 27, 1993 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy learn why you should never hitchhike: psychotic circus midgets. | ||||||
2b | "No Pants Today" | November 27, 1993 | ? | |||
When Stimpy is sent outside without any pants, he encounters Mr. and Mrs. Pipe, Victor the Bully and a pack of clothed wild animals. | ||||||
3a | "Ren's Pecs" | December 18, 1993 | ? | |||
After Ren gets picked on by a fat guy with pecs, his dream of pectoral muscles comes true when Stimpy surgically gives his butt fat to Ren's chest after Charles Globe mentions how he got his pecs. | ||||||
3b | "An Abe Divided" | December 18, 1993 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy are assigned to guard the Lincoln Memorial, then Ren breaks open the statue's head after hearing about a rumored treasure inside, only to find caramel corn (like Stimpy said). Now they must repair the head before Sergeant Big Butt finds out. | ||||||
4 | "Stimpy's Cartoon Show" | January 8, 1994 | ? | |||
Talentless Ren becomes the obnoxious producer of Stimpy's cartoon, but Ren, in some cases, takes it a little too far. | ||||||
5 | "Lair of the Lummox" | January 30, 1994 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy, once again nature show hosts, examine a certain species: the lummox. Also known as "Untamed World 2: Lair of the Lummox". (Note: This is the only script for season 3 that John Kricfalusi was able to finally produce. During the Spumco era, Nickelodeon refused to produce it.) | ||||||
6a | "Jimminy Lummox" | February 19, 1994 | ? | |||
After Ren does cruel things to the habitat (prank calls, infecting the tap water, yelling at baby birds, trying to prank Stimpy, and almost killing a fly by trying to rip one of its wings off), Stimpy then lends his conscience to Ren to set him right, but it seems to upset him more. | ||||||
6b | "Bassmasters" | February 19, 1994 | ? | |||
Ren hosts the television series when he teaches viewers to catch fish while on the hunt for "the foul-mouthed bass", but Stimpy and escaped convict Wilbur Cobb are catching all the fish, when Ren himself doesn't get a single bite. | ||||||
7 | "Ren's Retirement" | April 2, 1994 | ? | |||
Strong, energetic, Ren's tenth birthday comes around. However, when Stimpy reminds him he's 70 in dog years, Ren becomes a crazy old coot. | ||||||
8a | "Jerry the Bellybutton Elf" | April 9, 1994 | ? | |||
When Stimpy ventures into the inside of his bellybutton, he meets crazy Jerry, the Bellybutton Elf (voiced by Gilbert Gottfried) at which he dislikes "Lint Loaf", meanwhile Ren (not too upset that Stimpy is stuck in his bellybutton, since he's still alive) throws a party, inviting his old friends from Seasons 1-2. | ||||||
8b | "Road Apples" | April 9, 1994 | ? | |||
While stuck in the desert, the duo finally come aboard Mr. and Mrs. Pipe's RV, with a butcher shop, skunk milk, their fourth encounter with Wilbur Cobb. | ||||||
9 | "Hard Times for Haggis" | April 16, 1994 | ? | |||
When TV personality Haggis McHaggis (voiced by Alan Young) gets booted off the air and out of his mansion in favor of Ren and Stimpy, he is bent for revenge. | ||||||
10a | "Eat My Cookies" | June 4, 1994 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy become Barrette Beret Girl Scouts, and when Ren makes Stimpy eat all the cookies, they need to find a replacement for them. Plus, when Stimpy earns the famed Snipe-Hunting Badge, Ren becomes desperate for one of his own. Rosie O'Donnell voices the head girl scout. | ||||||
10b | "Ren's Bitter Half" | June 4, 1994 | ? | |||
Stimpy's new genetic formula (Xg49) physically splits Ren into his two halves of his personality: "Evil Ren" and "Indifferent Ren". |
- Airdates for Ren and Stimpy season 3 from TV.com - The Ren and Stimpy Show Episode Guide: Season 3 and The Ren and Stimpy Encyclopedia - Shows Made for Season 3.
Season Four (1994-1995)
Ep. # | Title | Original airdate | Pro. code | |||
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1 | "Hermit Ren" | October 1, 1994 | ? | |||
Fed up with Stimpy's behavior and the whole world, Ren moves away and becomes a hermit. | ||||||
2a | "The House of Next Tuesday" | October 8, 1994 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy move into the "House of Next Tuesday". | ||||||
2b | "A Friend in Your Face!" | October 8, 1994 | ? | |||
Stimpy has a friend in his face (like a tick), then Ren ends up with the friend's friend, which starts to annoy him to no end. | ||||||
3a | "Blazing Entrails" | October 22, 1994 | ? | |||
Ren takes Stimpy to Dr. Brainchild when he starts acting dumber than usual, so once Dr. Brainchild makes Stimpy's body 5 times his size, Ren has to go inside Stimpy to save him from a organ bully beating up his brain. Dr. Brainchild and his mother are voiced by Bill Mumy and June Lockhart, respectively. | ||||||
3b | "Lumber Jerks" | October 22, 1994 | ? | |||
While working on newspaper duty, Ren and Stimpy learn about how lumberjacks make more money and benefits, the duo become lumberjacks. | ||||||
4a | "Prehistoric Stimpy" | November 12, 1994 | ? | |||
We get a peek at Ren and Stimpy as dinosaurs and a fifth appearance of Wilbur Cobb. | ||||||
4b | "Farm Hands" | November 12, 1994 | ? | |||
Abner and Ewalt hire Ren and Stimpy as farm children. | ||||||
5a | "Magical Golden Singing Cheeses" | November 15, 1994 | ? | |||
Stimpleton tries to save him and Renwaldo from starvation. (Note: John Kricfalusi wrote this episode during the early Spumco era, but didn't get credited for this episode like "Lair of the Lummox".) | ||||||
5b | "A Hard Day's Luck" | November 15, 1994 | ? | |||
Haggis McHaggis (again voiced by Alan Young) must pass tests by a leprechaun to get his dream: a full head of hair. The episode's title is also written as "The Scotsman". | ||||||
6a | "I Love Chicken" | November 19, 1994 | ? | |||
Stimpy falls in love with a store-bought chicken. | ||||||
6b | "Powdered Toast Man vs. Waffle Woman" | November 19, 1994 | ? | |||
Powdered Toast Man fights his nemesis, Waffle Woman. | ||||||
7a | "It's a Dog's Life" | December 3, 1994 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy are saved from the pound gas chamber when a normal seeming wealthy old lady buys them. | ||||||
7b | "Egg Yölkeo" | December 3, 1994 | ? | |||
Renwaldo, the Egg Smithëe, makes his own son out of egg yolks and wishes that he were a real boy. | ||||||
8a | "Double Header" | January 7, 1995 | ? | |||
The duo are sewn together after a freak bus depot accident. | ||||||
8b | "The Scotsman in Space" | January 7, 1995 | ? | |||
Commander Höek (Ren) and Cadet Stimpy discover a Scotsman (Haggis McHaggis, voiced by Alan Young) outside their spaceship. | ||||||
9a | "Pixie King" | January 14, 1995 | ? | |||
While the duo, as pixies, strive to earn their wings, Ren wants to be "King of the Pixies". Wilbur Cobb (again voiced by Jack Carter) makes an appearance as a pixie. | ||||||
9b | "Aloha Höek" | January 14, 1995 | ? | |||
While Ren would rather be in a stinky fish head on a deserted island, Stimpy is at The Big Kahuna's tropical paradise. | ||||||
10a | "Insomniac Ren" | January 21, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren can't get any sleep. | ||||||
10b | "My Shiny Friend" | January 21, 1995 | ? | |||
Stimpy won't stop watching television. | ||||||
11a | "Cheese Rush Days" | February 11, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy are pioneers in search of high-country blue cheese. Then, Ren traps Stimpy and co. inside a blue-cheese filled mine because of his own tiny nugget. | ||||||
11b | "Wiener Barons" | February 11, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy want to become Wiener Barons of Canada. | ||||||
12a | "Galoot Wranglers" | March 4, 1995 | ? | |||
Wilbur Cobb tells Ren and Stimpy a Western story about galoots. | ||||||
12b | "Ren Needs Help!" | March 4, 1995 | ? | |||
Stimpy (finally) puts Ren in an insane asylum. | ||||||
13a | "Superstitious Stimpy" | April 1, 1995 | ? | |||
Stimpy becomes superstitious when Tuesday the 17th arrives. | ||||||
13b | "Travelogue" | April 1, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy travel to a new country. |
Airdates for season 4 from The Ren and Stimpy Show - Episode List on IMDb and TV.com - The Ren and Stimpy Show - Episode Guide: Season 4
Season Five (1995-1996)
Ep. # | Title | Original airdate | Pro. code | |||
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1a | "Ol' Blue Nose" | March 18, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren hits Stimpy in the nose and he starts to sing with a Frank Sinatra-like voice. Stimpy becomes famous, until his nose leaves for a solo career. | ||||||
1b | "Stupid Sidekick Union" | March 18, 1995 | ? | |||
"Supersitios Stimpy" | ||||||
On Tuesday the 17th, it is the unluckiest day of the year and Stimpy doe everything lucky while Ren is the Unlucky Beast.Stimpy does evrything he can to luckify Ren. | ||||||
2a | "Space Dogged" | June 3, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy are the first dog and cat sent up to space in the Russian space program. | ||||||
2b | "Feud for Sale" | June 3, 1995 | ? | |||
"Hey, It's That Guy" plays a salesman who outwits Abner Dimwit and Ewalt Nitwit, the morons from out west. | ||||||
3a | "Hair of the Cat" | July 1, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren suffers terrible allergies. | ||||||
3b | "City Hicks" | July 1, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy leave the country when it rains and their fields are ruined with "useless" fruits and vegetables. | ||||||
4a | "Stimpy's Pet" | October 7, 1995 | ? | |||
Stimpy takes care of an abandoned circus clown. | ||||||
4b | "Ren's Brain" | October 7, 1995 | ? | |||
Stimpy re-enters the world of science as a "freelance brain surgeon". He soon runs out of good brains to conduct experiments on, so, (a la "Stimpy's Invention") Stimpy removes Ren's brain. | ||||||
5a | "Bell Hops" | October 14, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy get jobs as bellhops and must make sure that no one finds out who is living in the top two floors of the hotel. | ||||||
5b | "Dog Tags" | October 14, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren is getting ready for the annual Dog Lodge meeting and Stimpy begs to come along. | ||||||
6a | "I Was a Teenage Stimpy" | October 21, 1995 | ? | |||
Stimpy starts his journey into adolescence, complete with all of its trials and tribulations. | ||||||
6b | "Who's Stupid Now?" | October 21, 1995 | ? | |||
When Ren and Stimpy find out they are about to be canceled, Ren comments that they'll do anything to keep the show ongoing, so the producer makes "a twist in chemistry" by making Stimpy the skinny jerk cat and Ren as the fat idiot dog. (Note: The idea for this plot could be from one of Spumco's unmade episodes, "The Big Switch".) | ||||||
7a | "School Mates" | October 28, 1995 | ? | |||
An old obedience school friend of Ren's comes over for a surprise visit and is appalled that Ren is living a middle class lifestyle with a house cat. | ||||||
7b | "Dinner Party" | October 28, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren Hoek narrates the proper etiquette for throwing a dinner party, which includes sweaty palms, burping loudly, etc. They invite Muddy Mudskipper, Powdered Toast Man, Haggis McHaggis and more. | ||||||
8a | "Pen Pals" | November 18, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy are watching TV when they see the grand opening of a new jail where the prisoners are treated like kings. | ||||||
8b | "Big Flakes" | November 18, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy are going on vacation in the winter. They arrive at the cabin, but they get snowed in and unfairly remain snowed in during the Spring meltdown. | ||||||
9a | "Terminal Stimpy" | December 9, 1995 | ? | |||
After going through seven of his lives, Stimpy becomes extremely cautious before enduring the steps towards accepting death. | ||||||
9b | "Reverend Jack" | December 9, 1995 | ? | |||
Ren and Stimpy work for a "reverend" (voiced by Frank Gorshin) who preaches about cheese and meat. | ||||||
10 | "A Scooter for Yaksmas" | December 16, 1995 | ? | |||
When Stimpy doesn't get the present he wanted, he steals the titular bike and goes on a quest to meet Stinky Whizzleteats. | ||||||
11a | "Sammy and Me" | October 20, 1996 | ? | |||
Stimpy's Sammy Mantis Jr. fan club kit arrives in the mail and Stimpy is overjoyed. Ren is sick of Stimpy's obsession with Sammy Mantis, and soon, Stimpy begins stalking the Mantid Man. | ||||||
11b | "The Last Temptation" | October 20, 1996 | ? | |||
After Ren has a near-death experience, he tries to be nicer to Stimpy. After he repays Stimpy with up to $1 million he had stolen from his piggy bank over the years, he ends up rich. |
Airdates from List of Ren and Stimpy Season 5 episodes - TV.com
DVD releases
Season releases
DVD name | Release date | Ep # | Additional information | |
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The Complete First and Second Seasons | October 12, 2004 | 18 | Includes all 18 episodes from seasons one and two, "Ren and Stimpy: In the Beginning" featurette, "Svën Höek" pencil test, Spümcø sketch book, the banned episode "Man's Best Friend", the unedited pilot "Big House Blues", audio commentary on six episodes and uncut versions of four episodes. The following episodes are edited on this set: "Ren's Toothache", "Haunted House", "Big Baby Scam", "Out West", "The Cat That Laid the Golden Hairball", and "Son of Stimpy".[5] | |
Seasons Three and a Half-ish | June 28, 2005 | 17 | Includes all 10 episodes from season three and the first 7 episodes from season four, audio commentary on twelve episodes, including commentary by Ren and Stimpy themselves on "Circus Midgets". The following episodes are edited on this set: "Jiminy Lummox", "Bass Masters", "Ren's Retirement", "Road Apples", the "Flod" bumper, "Eat My Cookies", "Ren's Biitter Half", "House of Next Tuesday", "A Friend in Your Face", "Magical Golden Singing Cheeses", "A Hard Day's Luck", "Prehistoric Stimpy", "Farm Hands", "I Love Chicken", "Powdered Toastman vs. Waffle Woman", "It's a Dog's Life", and "Egg Yolkeo". One bumper, "Chicken in a Drawer", was excised entirely.[5] | |
Season Five and Some More of Four | September 20, 2005 | 17 | Includes all 6 episodes from the second half of season four and all 11 episodes from season five, audio commentaries on thirteen episodes, including commentary by Ren and Stimpy themselves on "Big Flakes". The following episodes are edited on this set: "Galoot Wranglers", "Ren Needs Help!", "Travelogue", "Feud For Sale", "Bellhops", "Who's Stupid Now?", "Pen Pals", "Big Flakes", "Reverend Jack Cheese", "Sammy and Me", and "The Last Temptation of Ren".[6] |
References
- ^ "The Ren and Stimpy Encyclopedia, Season 1". Retrieved 2007-05-22.
- ^ Banet-Weiser, Sarah. Kids Rule!: Nickelodeon and Consumer Citizenship. Duke University Press, 2007. 195. Retrieved from Google Books on November 6, 2011. ISBN 0822339935, 9780822339939
- ^ Banet-Weiser, Sarah. Kids Rule!: Nickelodeon and Consumer Citizenship. Duke University Press, 2007. 195-196. Retrieved from Google Books on November 6, 2011. ISBN 0822339935, 9780822339939
- ^ [1] Yogi Bear "Pie Pirates", 1958, Frank Tipper, Yard To Far, Bob Camp and friends, Story Structure
- ^ a b [2], lyris-lite.net, accessed April 29, 2011
- ^ [3], lyris-lite.net, accessed April 29, 2011