The Best Episodes Written By Jim Gomez

During a 36-year mission to the Crab Nebula, Commander Höek succumbs to Space Madness and puts Cadet Stimpy in charge of the mysterious History Eraser Button!

Director: John Kricfalusi

Writer: Jim Gomez

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

Writer: Jim Gomez

Annoyed by Stimpy's stupidity, Ren goes to live off as a hermit, and goes crazy after months of being alone. He is kicked out of the hermits union for having imaginary friends. Segment: Untamed World: Field Guide - Stimpy, reprising his role as a nature show host from Untamed World, in the jungles of Miami, Florida.

Director: Chris Reccardi

Writer: Jim Gomez

Ren and Stimpy are two starving peasants in a fairy-tale world, so Stimpy tries to wrangle some wheels of magic singing cheese from the village idiot by besting him in a contest of stupidity.

Director: Mike Kim

Writer: Jim Gomez

Stimpy is preparing Dinner for Ren, until Stimpy falls in love with a Chicken.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Jim Gomez

Ren can't stand Stimpy anymore, so he sends Stimpy on a one-way ticket out of town. Then they are hit by a bus and get united (literally) in a cheap hospital.

Director: Mike Kim

Writer: Jim Gomez

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

After Stimpy breaks Ren's stuff, Ren goes crazy and is sent to a home for mentally insane people.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Jim Gomez

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

Stimpy won't stop watching television.

Director: Bill Wray

Writer: Jim Gomez

In the spirit of the Hatfields and McCoys, Ren and Stimpy present the Nitwits and the Dimwits.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Jim Gomez

Ren and Stimpy begin a job working for the Reverend Jack Cheese in his meat mobile.

Director: Craig Bartlett

Writer: Jim Gomez

All Ren wants to do is sleep but his insomnia isn't letting him...

Director: Steve Loter

Writer: Jim Gomez

The sidekick union is going on a massive strike and Stimpy is alerted.

Director: Tom McGrath

Writer: Jim Gomez

Ren and Stimpy are going to be the first dog and cat sent up to space in the Russian space program

Director: Steve Loter

Writer: Jim Gomez

Stimpy starts his journey into teenagedom, complete with all of its trials & tribulations.

Director: Tom McGrath

Writer: Jim Gomez

Stimpy gets paranoid because he's used up eight of his lives and only has one left to live.

Director: Arthur Filloy

Writer: Jim Gomez

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: Jim Gomez

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: Jim Gomez

Ren & Stimpy take off on an exciting Space adventure, starring the scotsman Haggis.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Jim Gomez

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: Jim Gomez

Ren goes into Stimpy's body to find a medical explanation to why he is so stupid.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Jim Gomez

Ren & Stimpy find themselves in elf & gnome world where everyone happily works to graduate to Pixie status.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Jim Gomez

Stimpy becomes superstitious when Tuesday the 17th arrives.

Director: Bob Camp

Writer: Jim Gomez

Ren and Stimpy find an abandoned circus clown at their doorstep. While Ren DOES NOT want to keep him, Stimpy pleads and begs until Ren agrees.

Director: Steve Loter

Writer: Jim Gomez