The Best Episodes of The Ren & Stimpy Show Season 2

Ren and Stimpy become Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen and brave the jungle, desert, and snow of Canada, facing hunger, poison dirt, a Kodiak Marmoset, and a catchy tune!

Director: John Kricfalusi, Chris Reccardi

Writer: Bob Camp, Vincent Waller, Jim Gomez, John Kricfalusi

Ren is jealous of Stimpy's constant stream of fan mail, so Stimpy makes his pal the president of his Fan Club, causing Ren delusions of grandeur, and ultimately, insanity.

Director: Peter Avanzino

Writer: John Kricfalusi, Elinor Blake

George Liquor, American, has worked tirelessly to groom Ren and Stimpy for the All County Dog Show, but before they can compete, they'll need to get past the toughest judge of all - Mr. Horse!

Director: John Kricfalusi, Chris Reccardi

Writer: Richard Pursel

Ren and Stimpy find themselves amid the Wild West, where they run up against a Sheriff and Deputy who's favorite past-time is hanging people.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp, John Kricfalusi

Ren and Stimpy join the Army, where they begin basic training under a very demanding Drill Sargent.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp

We then follow the unusual and bizarre adventures of "Powdered Toast Man" as he is called on for various rescue missions.

Director: John Kricfalusi

Writer: Richard Pursel, John Kricfalusi

Ren and Stimpy's U.S. visit to a young fan named Anthony threatens to destroy all his youthful fantasies, so Anthony's overprotective father threatens to destroy them!

Director: John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith

Writer: Richard Pursel, John Kricfalusi

Ren learns the benefits of dental hygiene the hard way, as he refuses to listen to Stimpy's advice on brushing your teeth.

Director: John Kricfalusi

Writer: Bob Camp, John Kricfalusi

Ren shows his soft side when he volunteers to be a fake dad for a 200-pound prison convict named Kowalski. Of course, Stimpy lends support as the loving fake mom.

Director: John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith

Writer: Bob Camp, John Kricfalusi

It's Ren's greatest scheme ever: switch places with a couple of babies and enjoy the pampered life. But being babies turns out to be harder than Ren or Stimpy ever imagined.

Director: Vincent Waller

Writer: Vincent Waller

Ren gets driven out of his mind yet again as his anxiously awaited cousin Svën forms a stupidity bond with Stimpy through magic Nose Goblins, Kitty Litter, and the "Don't Whiz on the Electric Fence" board game.

Director: John Kricfalusi

Writer: Bob Camp, John Kricfalusi

The fearsome Lout Brothers take on Mad Dog Höek (Ren) and Killer Kadoogan (Stimpy) in a no-holds-barred wrestling match that tests Ren's theory on how fake wrestling is.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp

Ren and Stimpy want the easy life of living in a zoo. They disguise themselves as monkeys and try to hang in there.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp, Vincent Waller

Ren and Stimpy go camping and learn how to rough it in nature. And what could be rougher than skinny dipping with Stimpy? Ren's about to find out.

Director: Vincent Waller, Ken Bruce

Writer: Vincent Waller, John Kricfalusi

Ren and Stimpy hit the road as door-to-door Rubber Nipple Salesmen, peddling their wares to a bizarre clientele, including a psychotic Fire Chief, a paranoid Mr. Horse, and a family actually in need of new nipples!

Director: John Kricfalusi, Vincent Waller

Writer: Vincent Waller, John Kricfalusi

Ren and Stimpy visit a haunted mansion where a depressive ghost fruitlessly tries to scare them, but the clueless duo barely notice his antic... not even the chainsaw!

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Bob Camp, Jim Smith, Richard Pursel, John Kricfalusi

Ren has a new way to strike it rich - sell Stimpy's hairballs! Stimpy starts hwarfing hairballs on a production line, but what will Ren do when the supply runs out?

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Bob Camp, Vincent Waller