The Best Episodes of The Ren & Stimpy Show Season 3

A salesman keeps bugging Stimpy to buy a new product, Salve. Ren gets very annoyed and tries to get him out of his house, but when he finally needs it, Stimpy buys all the cans of Salve.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp, Vincent Waller

Ren and Stimpy try to get food from a house (Yogi Bear-style) with a baboon guarding it.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp

Ren & Stimpy have been hitch hiking for three years. They finally get a ride... from crazed circus midgets who kidnap various people, because they are in desperate need of an audience.

Director: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez

Writer: Bob Camp, Ron Hauge, Peter Avanzino

After Stimpy gets out of the shower, he finds that there is not a pair of pants in the house. Ignoring Ren, who tells him that clothes are for humans, and that he doesn't need pants, he tries multiple times to find a pair of pants, without much luck. He is shunned by the outside world because he is nude. He eventually gets lost in the forest, cold, naked, and embarrassed.

Director: Bill Wray, Bob Camp

Writer: Richard Pursel

Stimpy squeezes, and a stench is born. Ren thinks it's just a stinky fantasy, but when Stinky floats away, Stimpy abandons his friend to search through rain and snow and dark of night. It'll take a Christmas miracle for Stinky to return to his warm, snugly home!

Director: John Kricfalusi

Writer: Vincent Waller, Richard Pursel, John Kricfalusi

Beach-hound Ren is busy strutting his stuff for the babes of summer when a huge hairy bully kicks sand in his face.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Richard Pursel

Ren and Stimpy volunteer to take care of the Lincoln Memorial, until they break the head of the monument.

Director: Jim Gomez

Writer: Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge

Stimpy is making a cartoon when Ren appears and tries to persuade Stimpy that cartoons aren't good for the brain. When Stimpy discovers that Ren is bad for drawing he makes him producer of the cartoon. Ren takes over the credits of the cartoon and Stimpy works in a slavering way until the cartoon is finished and are invited to show the cartoon to Wilbur Cobb, "the godfather of animation".

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: N/A

Stimpy walks in on Ren while he tortures an ant. After concluding that Ren has no conscience, Stimpy lets Ren borrow his concience, played by guitar player Jiminy Lummox.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge

Ren & Stimpy are the hosts of a popular fishing show. They set out on a mission to catch the legendary foul mouth Bass, Albert, and Wilbur Cobb escapes from prison to come along with them.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez

Ren & Stimpy pose as roadkill so they can get a ride to the desert.

Director: Howard E. Baker

Writer: Ron Hauge

Ren's feeling fine on his 10th birthday until Stimpy reminds him that he's 70 years old in "dog years". Ren prepares for death with a will, a fake funeral, and the search for the perfect coffin.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bill Wray, Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge

Stimpy's playing with his belly button until he gets inside of it and meets an elf named Jerry.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Steve Mellor

Haggis MacHaggis is the host of a popular kids show - that is, until Ren and Stimpy hits the air.

Director: Chris Reccardi

Writer: Jim Gomez, Chris Reccardi

Desperate to join the Barrette Beret Girls, Ren and Stimpy have to prove themselves to the burly babes.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Ron Hauge

Stimpy creates a cloning liquid in his lab, and it falls into Ren's hands.

Director: Mike Kim

Writer: Bob Camp, Ron Hauge, Mike Kim

As hosts of their favorite TV show, Untamed World, Ren & Stimpy become voyeurs in the wild.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Bob Camp, John Kricfalusi