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The Ren & Stimpy Show lasted 93 episodes over five seasons, from August 11, 1991 to October 20, 1996.

Overview

Season Episodes Premiere Finale
1 12 August 11, 1991 February 23, 1992
2 19 August 15, 1992 May 23, 1993
3 16 November 20, 1993 July 30, 1994
4 27 October 1, 1994 April 1, 1995
5 19 June 3, 1995 October 20, 1996


Pilot (1990)

A theatrical pilot, "Big House Blues" was screened on December 21, 1990. The opening sequence for the series consisted entirely of clips from the pilot.

Title Directors Writers Release
Big House Blues John Kricfalusi Bob Camp, Jim Smith, Lynne Naylor December 21, 1990

Season 1 (1991-1992)

Season 1 had 12 episodes, with most episodes airing in pairs for a full half-hour slot.

The season premiered on August 11, 1991 with Stimpy's Big Day! and ended on February 23, 1992 with Stimpy's Invention. It is the shortest season of the series.

Ep. / Prod. # Season # Title Directors Writers Aired
1
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1 Stimpy's Big Day! John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp, Vincent Waller, Lynne Naylor, Jim Smith August 11, 1991
2
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2 The Big Shot John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi August 11, 1991
3
RS-103
3 Robin Höek John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp August 25, 1991
4
RS-104
4 Nurse Stimpy John Kricfalusi (pseudonym Raymond Spum) Bob Camp August 25, 1991
5
RS-105
5 Space Madness John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Jim Gomez September 8, 1991
6
RS-106
6 The Boy Who Cried Rat! John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Vincent Waller September 8, 1991
7
RS-107
7 The Littlest Giant John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp September 15, 1991
8
RS-108
8 Fire Dogs John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi September 29, 1991
9
RS-109
9 Marooned John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi October 6, 1991
10
RS-110
10 Untamed World John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith November 10, 1991
11
RS-111
11 Black Hole John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp Bob Camp, Will McRobb February 23, 1992
12
RS-112
12 Stimpy's Invention John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp February 23, 1992

Season 2 (1992-1993)

The second season had 19 episodes. One of which, Man's Best Friend, was banned from airing on Nickelodeon, though it eventually aired on Spike TV in 2003 and is a bonus episode on the season 2 DVD.

14 of the episodes were standard 11-minute episodes, while the other 5 were 22-minutes. The season premiered on August 15, 1992 with In The Army and ended on May 23, 1993 with The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen.

This is the last season produced by Spümcø, due to John Kricfalusi's firing from Nickelodon in September 1992 due to his failure to meet deadlines. Games Animations worked on post-production for a few unfinished episodes, and was the series' studio starting with the third season.

Episode # Season # Title Directors Writers Aired
13
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1 In The Army Bob Camp Bob Camp August 15, 1992
14
RS-202
2 Powdered Toast Man John Kricfalusi Richard Pursel, John Kricfalusi August 15, 1992
15
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3 Ren's Toothache John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp August 22, 1992
16
RS-201
4 Man's Best Friend John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Vincent Waller Spike TV:
June 23, 2003
17
RS-208
5 Out West Bob Camp John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp August 29, 1992
18
RS-207
6 Rubber Nipple Salesmen John Kricfalusi, Vincent Waller John Kricfalusi, Vincent Waller August 29, 1992
19
RS-205
7 Sven Höek John Kricfalusi John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp November 7, 1992
20
RS-210
8 Haunted House Ron Hughart John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp, Jim Smith, Richard Pursel November 21, 1992
21
RS-211
9 Mad Dog Höek Bob Camp Bob Camp November 21, 1992
22
RS-215
10 Big Baby Scam Vincent Waller Vincent Waller December 12, 1992
23
RS-206
11 Dog Show John Kricfalusi, Chris Reccardi Richard Pursel December 12, 1992
24
RS-213
12 Son of Stimpy John Kricfalusi Vincent Waller, Richard Pursel MTV:
January 13, 1993
Nick:
December 11, 1993
25
RS-218
13 Monkey See, Monkey Don't Bob Camp Bob Camp, Vincent Waller February 13, 1993
26
RS-209
14 Fake Dad John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp February 28, 1993
27
RS-219
15 The Great Outdoors Vincent Waller John Kricfalusi, Vincent Waller March 27, 1993
28
RS-214
16 The Cat That Laid the Golden Hairball Ron Hughart Vincent Waller, Bob Camp April 3, 1993
29
RS-217
17 Stimpy's Fan Club Peter Avanzino John Kricfalusi, Elinor Blake April 24, 1993
30
RS-216
18 A Visit To Anthony John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith John Kricfalusi, Richard Pursel May 8, 1993
31
RS-212
19 The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen John Kricfalusi, Chris Reccardi John Kricfalusi, Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Vincent Waller May 23, 1993

Season 3 (1993-1994)

Season 3 had 16 episodes. It premiered on November 20, 1993 and ended on July 30, 1994. It was the first full season produced by Games Animation, which was the production studio for the rest of the series.

12 episodes were standard 11-minute episodes, and while 4 were 22-minute specials.

Episode # Season # Title Directors Writers Aired
32
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1 To Salve And Salve Not Bob Camp Bob Camp, Vincent Waller November 20, 1993
33
RS-305
2 A Yard Too Far Bob Camp Bob Camp November 20, 1993
34
RS-306
3 Circus Midgets Bob Camp, Jim Gomez Peter Avanzio, Ron Hauge, Bob Camp November 26, 1993
35
RS-302
4 No Pants Today Bill Wray, Bob Camp Richard Pursel November 26, 1993
36
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5 Ren's Pecs Ron Hughart Richard Pursel December 18, 1993
37
RS-310
6 An Abe Divided Jim Gomez Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge December 18, 1993
38
RS-303
7 Stimpy's Cartoon Show Bob Camp Bob Camp January 8, 1994
39
RS-309
8 Jimminy Lummox Ron Hughart Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge February 19, 1994
40
RS-320
9 Bass Masters Bob Camp Bob Camp, Jim Gomez February 19, 1994
41
RS-319
10 Road Apples Howard E. Baker Ron Hauge March 12, 1994
42
RS-311
11 Ren's Retirement Bob Camp Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge, Bill Wray April 2, 1994
43
RS-321
12 Jerry the Bellybutton Elf Ron Hughart Steve Mellor April 9, 1994
44
RS-308
13 Hard Times for Haggis Chris Reccardi Jim Gomez, Chris Reccardi April 30, 1994
45
RS-317
14 Eat My Cookies Ron Hughart Ron Hauge, Richard Pursel June 4, 1994
46
RS-313
15 Ren's Bitter Half Michael Kim Michael Kim, Ron Hauge, Bob Camp June 4, 1994
47
RS-327
16 Lair of the Lummox Bob Camp Bob Camp July 30, 1994

Season 4 (1994-1995)

Season 4 had 27 episodes, airing from October 1, 1994 to April 1, 1995. It is also the longest season of the series.

Only one episode this season was 22-minutes, also being the first episode of the season. All the rest were standard 11-minute episodes.

Episode # Season # Title Directors Writers Aired
48 1 Hermit Ren Chris Reccardi Jim Gomez, Bob Camp, Chris Reccardi, Bill Wray October 1, 1994
49 2 House of Next Tuesday Ron Hughart Ron Hauge, Peter Avanzino October 8, 1994
50 3 A Friend in Your Face! Bob Camp Bob Camp October 8, 1994
51 4 Blazing Entrails Bob Camp Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Bill Wray October 15, 1994
52 5 Lumber Jerks Bob Camp, Bill Wray Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge, Bob Camp, Bill Wray October 15, 1994
53 6 Prehistoric Stimpy Bob Camp Bob Camp, Ron Hauge November 5, 1994
54 7 Farm Hands Bob Camp Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge November 5, 1994
55 8 Magical Golden Singing Cheeses Michael Kim Jim Gomez, Bob Camp November 12, 1994
56 9 A Hard Day's Luck Chris Reccardi Chris Reccardi, Lynne Naylor, Vince Calandra November 12, 1994
57 10 I Love Chicken Ron Hughart Bob Camp, Jim Gomez November 19, 1994
58 11 Powdered Toast Man vs. Waffle Woman Chris Reccardi Chris Reccardi, Vince Calandra, Bob Camp November 19, 1994
59 12 It's a Dog's Life Ken Bruce Jim Gomez, Bob Camp December 4, 1994
60 13 Egg Yölkeo Bob Camp Jim Gomez, Bill Wray December 4, 1994
61 14 Double Header Michael Kim Jim Gomez, Bob Camp January 7, 1995
62 15 The Scotsman in Space Bob Camp Bob Camp, Bill Wray, Jim Gomez January 7, 1995
63 16 Pixie King Ron Hughart Ron Hauge, Jim Gomez, Bill Wray, Bob Camp January 14, 1995
64 17 Aloha Höek Bill Wray Bill Wray, Bob Camp, Jim Gomez January 14, 1995
65 18 Insomniac Ren Steve Loter Bob Camp, Jim Gonez, Vince Calandra January 21, 1995
66 19 My Shiny Friend Bill Wray Bill Wray, Bob Camp, Ron Hauge, Jim Gomez January 21, 1995
67 20 Cheese Rush Days Mark Marren (pseudonym Kirk Field) Vince Calandra February 11, 1995
68 21 Wiener Barons Bob Camp Bob Camp, Ron Hauge, Jim Gomez February 11, 1995
69 22 Galoot Wranglers Craig Bartlett Ron Hauge, Jim Gomez March 4, 1995
70 23 Ren Needs Help! Bob Camp Bob Camp, Jim Gomez March 4, 1995
71 24 Ol' Blue Nose Steve Loter Ron Hauge, Bob Camp, Billy West March 18, 1995
72 25 Stupid Sidekick Union Ron Hughart Bob Camp, Jim Gomez March 18, 1995
73 26 Superstitious Stimpy Bob Camp Bob Camp, Ron Hauge, Jim Gonez April 1, 1995
74 27 Travelogue Arthur Filloy Jim Gomez April 1, 1995

Season 5 (1995-1996)

The fifth and final season of the series had 19 episodes.

It aired on Nickelodeon from June 3 to December 16, 1995, with two additional episodes (that Nickelodeon refused to air) eventually airing on MTV on October 20, 1996.

Like the fourth season, only one episode was 22 minutes, with all the rest being standard 11-minute episodes.

Episode # Season # Title Directors Writers Aired
75 1 Space Dogged Steve Loter Jim Gomez, Bob Camp June 3, 1995
76 2 Feud For Sale Ron Hughart Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra, Ron Hauge June 3, 1995
77 3 Hair of the Cat Ken Bruce Ron Hauge July 1, 1995
78 4 City Hicks Ken Bruce Vince Calandra July 1, 1995
79 5 Stimpy's Pet Steve Loter Vince Calandra, Jim Gomez, Bob Camp October 7, 1995
80 6 Ren's Brain Chris Reccardi Richard Pursel October 7, 1995
81 7 Bell Hops Ken Bruce Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra, Ron Hauge October 29, 1995
82 8 Dog Tags Ken Bruce Ron Hauge October 29, 1995
83 9 I Was a Teenage Stimpy Tom McGrath Bob Camp, Vince Calandra, Jim Gomez November 4, 1995
84 10 Who's Stupid Now? Michael Kim Michael Kim November 4, 1995
85 11 School Mates Kirk Field Jim Gomez November 11, 1995
86 12 Dinner Party Steve Loter Vince Calandra November 11, 1995
87 13 Big Flakes Ken Bruce Ron Hauge, Jim Gomez, Bob Camp, Kirk Field, Craig Bartlett November 19, 1995
88 14 Pen Pals Tom Owens, Craig Bartlett Ron Hauge November 19, 1995
89 15 Terminal Stimpy Arthur Filloy Jim Gomez, Bob Camp, Vince Calandra, Richard Pursel December 9, 1995
90 16 Reverend Jack Craig Bartlett Bob Camp, Jim Gomez December 9, 1995
91 17 A Scooter for Yaksmas Bob Camp Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra December 16, 1995
92 18 Sammy and Me Bill Wray Bill Wray, Jim Gomez MTV:
October 20, 1996
Nick:
August 18, 2000
93 19 The Last Temptation Bob Camp Bob Camp, Jim Gonez, Vince Calandra MTV:
October 20, 1996
Nick:
January 2018
(NickRewind)
Episode List
Pilot
Big House Blues (Pilot)
Season 1
Stimpy's Big DayThe Big ShotRobin HöekNurse StimpySpace MadnessThe Boy Who Cried RatFire DogsThe Littlest GiantMaroonedUntamed WorldBlack HoleStimpy's Invention
Season 2
Ren's ToothacheRubber Nipple SalesmenSven HoekHaunted HouseMad Dog HoekIn The ArmyMan's Best FriendBig Baby ScamDog ShowMonkey See, Monkey Don'tPowdered Toast ManFake DadOut WestStimpy's Fan ClubThe Great OutdoorsThe Cat That Laid the Golden HairballSon of StimpyA Visit To AnthonyThe Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen
Season 3
To Salve And Salve NotA Yard Too FarCircus MidgetsNo Pants TodayRen's PecsAn Abe DividedStimpy's Cartoon ShowJimminy LummoxBass MastersRen's RetirementJerry the Bellybutton ElfRoad ApplesHard Times for HaggisEat My CookiesRen's Bitter HalfLair Of The Lummox
Season 4
Hermit RenHouse of Next TuesdayA Friend in Your Face!Blazing EntrailsLumber JerksPrehistoric StimpyFarm HandsMagical Golden Singing CheesesA Hard Day's LuckI Love ChickenPowdered Toast Man vs. Waffle WomanIt's a Dog's LifeEgg YölkeoDouble HeaderThe Scotsman in SpacePixie KingAloha HöekInsomniac RenMy Shiny FriendCheese Rush DaysWiener BaronsGaloot WranglersRen Needs Help!Superstitious StimpyTravelogue
Season 5
Ol' Blue NoseStupid Sidekick UnionSpace DoggedFued For SaleHair of the CatCity HicksStimpy's PetRen's BrainBell HopsDog TagsI Was a Teenage StimpyWho's Stupid Now?School MatesDinner PartyBig FlakesPen PalsTerminal StimpyReverend JackA Scooter for YaksmasSammy and MeThe Last Temptation
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