Sven Hoek: Ren gets a visit from his cousin, who proves to have a lot more in common with Stimpy than Ren is happy with. Out West usually paired with "Fake Dad" for reruns, RNS paired with "Ren's Toothache" (August 29, 1992) Out West / Rubber Nipple Salesmen: Ren and Stimpy are tempted into horse thievery by a bored sheriff and his deputy who have no one to hang Ren and Stimpy become door-to-door salesmen trying to sell rubber nipples. Ren's Toothache first aired with "Big House Blues", airs with "Rubber Nipple Salesmen" in reruns (August 22, 1992) 
Ren's Toothache / Man's Best Friend: Ren gets a nasty toothache, but refuses to heed Stimpy's hygiene advice George Liquor adopts Ren and Stimpy as his newest pets and proceeds to harshly train them. In The Army usually paired with "Big House Blues" for reruns, PTM paired with "Dog Show" (August 15, 1992) In The Army / Powdered Toastman: Ren and Stimpy join the US Army, but boot camp proves to be harder than Ren thought Powdered Toastman saves the Pope from an evil Muddy Mudskipper, saves Ren and Stimpy from a boring breakfast, and saves the President from being stuck in his trouser zipper. Black Hole / Stimpy's Invention: Captain Hoek and Cadet Stimpy get pulled into a strange alternate dimension inside a black hole Stimpy becomes an inventor, and forces Ren to be more cheerful with his latest creation, the "Happy Helmet".(February 23, 1992). Marooned / Untamed World: Captain Hoek and Cadet Stimpy are stranded on an alien world Ren and Stimpy are nature documentarians tracking down animal versions of themselves living on the Galapagos Islands. note The Littlest Giant first aired with Big House Blues. Fire Dogs / The Littlest Giant: Ren and Stimpy paint themselves like Dalmatians in order to get jobs at a firehouse, but have to deal with a big blaze on their first day Stimpy imagines himself as a giant who gets teased for being "merely huge". Pipe, with Ren playing the part of the mouse. Space Madness / The Boy Who Cried Rat: Ren and Stimpy are space explorers on a long journey that causes Ren to go stir-crazy Stimpy poses as a mouser and offers his services to Mr. Robin Hoek / Nurse Stimpy: Stimpy retells a fractured version of the story of Robin Hood, imagining his friend Ren as "Robin Hoek", George Liquor as the Sheriff of Dodge City, and Stimpy himself as everyone else When Ren falls ill, it's up to the bungling but well-meaning "Nurse Stimpy" to help him recover. #Powdered toast man tv
Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot: Stimpy wins a poetry contest, and the prize is a guest appearance on his favorite TV show that catapults him to stardom.Also paired up with Season 2 episodes "Ren's Toothache", replacing the banned "Man's Best Friend", "In The Army", replacing the banned "Powdered Toast Man." (December 21, 1990) note First aired on television in September 1991, paired with Season 1 episode "The Littlest Giant". Big House Blues: Ren and Stimpy end up in the pound, but Ren freaks out when he learns they might be "put to sleep".The first three episodes aired on television in the summer of 2003, and the remaining three episodes were released onto "The Lost Episodes" DVD set (with the three that already aired) three years later, in 2006.
Controversial among fans of the original show, this newer version would only last six episodes, with only three of those actually airing on television (Man's Best Friend, an episode originally produced for the old show in 1992, was banned and aired as a part of the Adult Party Cartoon run). A new animation studio, Nick's in-house Games Animations, with ex-Kricfalusi associate Bob Camp as creative director, would take over production for the rest of the run.Ī decade later, in 2002, Kricfalusi was hired by Spike (then known as TNN) to produce a new version for Spike TV: "Ren and Stimpy: Adult Party Cartoon". was fired, mostly for Schedule Slips and fights with censors in 1992.
Ren and Stimpy, by John Kricfalusi, ran from 1991 to 1995 (with the last episode pairing instead shown on MTV in 1996), for 52 half-hours over five seasons. One of the most influential animated cartoons of all time.
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