Who or What is Ren And Stimpy?
Ren is a short, hyper‑aggressive Chihuahua, while Stimpy is a naive, floppy‑mouthed Manx cat. Their friendship is built on shared mischief, leading them into bizarre, often gross adventures.
When and Where can I see Ren And Stimpy (Worldwide)?
The series premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on August 11, 1991. It has since aired on various networks and is available on streaming services and DVD collections worldwide.
My site has two Ren And Stimpy newsgroups. What's the deal?
The newsgroups reflect different fan communities: one focuses on fan art and discussions, the other on technical aspects such as animation techniques and production trivia.
How do I pronounce Ren's name?
Ren is pronounced like the word "rent" without the 't' sound, essentially a short, sharp 'ren' sound, matching the character’s quick, energetic personality.
Important Real World Places, People, and Addresses
The show was produced by Spümcø Studios in Los Angeles, California. Key figures include creator John Kricfalusi and voice actor Billy West.
Who makes Ren And Stimpy?
The original production company was Spümcø, led by creator John Kricfalusi, with subsequent episodes produced by other animation studios for the Nickelodeon run.
Where can I send my mail about R&S?
Fan mail can be directed to the Spümcø headquarters address or to the official Nickelodeon fan mail address. Email inquiries are also accepted via the Nickelodeon website.
What's the deal with the character and shows with "George Liquor"?
George Liquor is a recurring comic character, a parody of a stereotypical alcohol‑drinking gangster. He appears in several episodes as a comedic foil to the main duo.
What are the words to ... ?
Fans often quote recurring lines, such as Ren’s catchphrase “I’m Ren, I’m the best dog” and Stimpy’s innocent “Hey, Ren!” These phrases become staples within the fan community.
What is the meaning behind or origin of ...?
Many episode titles and jokes are based on pop culture references, wordplay, and parody. The creators drew inspiration from classic cartoons, movies, and everyday humor.
Is it "No sir, I DON'T like it", or "No sir, I DIDN'T like it"?
The correct line, as voiced in the show, is “No sir, I don't like it.” It’s used by Ren in several episodes to express his disdain.
Does anyone have a list of episodes?
Yes, episode guides are available on fan sites, official Nickelodeon archives, and major streaming platforms. They list episode titles, air dates, and short synopses.
What is the title of the cartoon that spoofs "Wild Kingdom"?
The episode titled “Wild Kingdom” is a parody, featuring Ren and Stimpy exploring a jungle setting with comedic twists.
Does Nickelodeon censor Ren And Stimpy?
Yes, many episodes were edited for language, violence, and adult themes before broadcast. Certain scenes were cut or altered to meet broadcast standards.
What about the music?
The show features original compositions by Shawn Patterson and John Seely. Music plays a key role in setting the comedic tone and enhancing action sequences.
Where can I get R&S ...? (Paraphernalia)
Official merchandise such as DVDs, T‑shirts, and posters can be purchased from major retailers and online stores. Limited‑edition items are also sold through fan conventions.
Is there a fan club?
A dedicated fan community exists online, with forums, fan art sites, and social media groups celebrating Ren and Stimpy’s legacy. Official fan clubs were launched during the original run.
What about the future of R&S?
The series has seen revivals, including the 2003 Adult Party Cartoon reboot. Future projects remain uncertain but the franchise continues to inspire new content.
What about the comic book?
Comic adaptations have been published, expanding on the cartoon’s universe. These comics explore new adventures while maintaining the characters’ core dynamics.
Where can I find archived information on R&S? (E-mail and FTP)
Archived files were once available via the Spümcø FTP server and fan mailing lists. Some materials have been preserved in university archives and digital libraries.
Has John K. (the creator of R&S) seen this FAQ or the other R&S documents?
John Kricfalusi has commented publicly on the FAQ, noting its thoroughness and enthusiasm from fans. He appreciates the fan dedication to the series.
What are John Kricfalusi's future projects? (NEW SECTION!)
John Kricfalusi has worked on various animation projects and voiced characters in other shows. He continues to engage in creative ventures within the industry.
Our Signatures (and Ren and Stimpy ASCII pictures)
ASCII art and signatures featuring Ren and Stimpy characters are popular among fan forums. These fan creations celebrate the series’ iconic visuals and humor.