Ren And Stimpy Rule 34

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American adult animated television series

John Kricfalusi
Eric Bauza
Cheryl Chase
Harris Peet

Spümcø
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^ Jonathan Valania (December 18, 1992), "Ren & Stimpy Creator Isn't Laughing At Comic Book" , The Morning Call

^ Matt Schimkowitz (June 3, 2013), "No, Sir, I Don't Like It: The Misfire That Was 'Ren and Stimpy's Adult Party Cartoon' " , Vulture

^ "'Ren & Stimpy' go on without their creator", USA Today , September 25, 1992

^ "John K Stuff: Bio In Progress" . Johnkstuff.blogspot.com. 2007-11-10 . Retrieved 2015-11-08 .

^ Jump up to: a b Lenburg, Jeff (2006). Who's who in Animated Cartoons: An International Guide to Film & Television's Award-winning and Legendary Animators . New York: Applause Theatre & Cinema Books. pp. 187–188. ISBN 9781557836717 . Retrieved 8 November 2015 .

^ Hibberd, James (November 2003). "Spike Retooling Its Toon Strategy" . TelevisionWeek . Archived from the original on June 3, 2004 . Retrieved December 21, 2010 . One unexpected complication has been a lack of new episodes from Spike's most popular animated title. The network ordered nine episodes (an original order of six, then an additional three-parter) of "Ren & Stimpy's Adult Party Cartoon" from creator John Kricfalusi. The network only received three on time.

^ "Billy West Interview" . UnderGroundOnline . Archived from the original on March 4, 2008.

^ Hibberd, James (November 2003). "Spike Retooling Its Toon Strategy" . Television Week . Archived from the original on June 3, 2004 . Retrieved December 21, 2010 .

^ "Breaking News - Spike TV Slates 'Immigrants' Preview, 'Ren & Stimpy' Return" . Thefutoncritic.com . Retrieved 29 November 2021 .

^ "The Ren and Stimpy Show DVD news: John K. chats: talks about APC & other show DVDs, says R&SS to get 'Ultimate' DVDs with more extras!" . TV Shows on DVD . April 24, 2005. Archived from the original on October 23, 2015 . Retrieved November 8, 2015 .

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^ "Storyboard: The Wilderness Adventure" . Whataboutthad.com .

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Wikiquote has quotations related to Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" .
Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" is an adult animated television series created by Canadian animator John Kricfalusi for the cable network Spike TV . The series was developed as an "extreme" revamp and spin-off / reboot of The Ren & Stimpy Show , which previously aired on the American cable network Nickelodeon , and is significantly more vulgar and inappropriate than the original series. The series premiered on June 26, 2003, and was removed from the network on July 24, after airing only three episodes; the remaining episodes were released on DVD . Adult Party Cartoon has been considered one of the worst animated series ever made .

The original Ren & Stimpy Show premiered alongside Rugrats and Doug as one of the original Nicktoons on children's network Nickelodeon in 1991. The show's creator, John Kricfalusi , had many altercations with the network, [1] [2] eventually culminating in his termination. [3] In 2002, about a decade after Kricfalusi's termination, Viacom (which owns Nickelodeon) contacted him to produce a new version of his series for an updated version of TNN , Spike TV, which was devoted to programming for male audiences. Kricfalusi said that TNN wanted an "extreme" version of The Ren & Stimpy Show . [4] TNN gave Kricfalusi greater control of the writing and contents of the episodes, and he produced six new episodes aimed at adult audiences. [5] As in the original series, Kricfalusi ran into problems with meeting production deadlines, with only three out of the nine episodes ordered by the network being completed on time. [6]

Some of the original voice cast members returned, with the exception of Billy West , original voice of Stimpy and second voice of Ren and Mr. Horse, who turned down the role, as he did not consider it funny and felt that participating in it would damage his career. [7] Eric Bauza was hired to replace West as Stimpy, while Kricfalusi reprised his roles as Ren and Mr. Horse. Cast members Harris Peet and Cheryl Chase also returned, and Kricfalusi's father Mike Kricfalusi and long-time childhood friend Tom Hay provided some voices.

The new series began airing in June 2003 as part of an animation block also featuring Gary the Rat , Stripperella , and digitally remastered episodes of the original Ren & Stimpy series, subtitled "Digitally Remastered Classics". Kricfalusi wrote the first episode, "Onward and Upward", based on requests from fans from the Nickelodeon era. [5] The episode portrayed the characters as bisexual . Advertisers objected to some of the new show's content, particularly that of the risqué episode "Naked Beach Frenzy" which did not air in the show's original run, causing trouble with scheduling. The show stopped airing after three episodes when TNN's animation block was "put on hold". [8]

The remaining episodes were set to resume in August 2004 along with the premiere of Spike's new animated series Immigrants but both shows were pulled and never aired again. [9]

Kricfalusi shut down Spümcø shortly on July 18, 2005, thereafter following a lawsuit filed by Carbunkle Cartoons for failing to pay the animation studio for their services. In 2005, he announced that all of the Adult Party Cartoon episodes that were fully produced were coming to DVD , which was released on July 18, 2006. [10]

All episodes of the series were directed by series creator John Kricfalusi , credited as "John K." for the first five episodes and "M. John Kricfalusi" for the final episode.

The episode " Man's Best Friend " was originally set to air in the original series' second season, but the episode was rejected by Nickelodeon due to disturbing violence a brief joke about Feces and references to tobacco. [17] The episode did not air on television until 2003. TNN's official episode lineup on their website seemed to suggest that they consider the episode Man's Best Friend a part of the Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" series, but this episode in general is not counted as one of the three episodes from this series that did air in the U.S. The first new episode that aired on TNN was Onward and Upward , and Ren Seeks Help was the second. The episode Fire Dogs 2 was the last episode to air on TNN. The three episodes Naked Beach Frenzy , Altruists , and Stimpy's Pregnant did not originally air on TNN, though they did air on other networks overseas, including Fox in Italy and MTV in Poland. They were also included in the Ren & Stimpy: The Lost Episodes DVD set that was released in 2006.

DVD Talk panned the series, writing, "Even with a few bright spots [...] [ Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" is] a mostly dismal affair that will sharply divide fans of the series." [18]

PopMatters was more favorable, writing: "With snot as side dishes and vomit as gravy, the foulness is overwhelming, yet also clever. Kricfalusi's satire may be obvious, but he's not just making puke jokes for nausea's sake." [19]

June 26 ( 2003-06-26 ) – July 24, 2003 ( 2003-07-24 )
Vincent Waller, Eddie Fitzgerald , Fred Osmond & Ray Morelli

Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Ren and Stimpy move to the inside of a spittoon after Stimpy pools his secret stash of money into it. In the spittoon, the duo eats bodily fluids and have sex. They later get chased out of the spittoon and head back in the homeless man's mouth.
Steve Stefanelli, Helder Mendonca, Jeff Amey, Derek Bond, Tavis Silbernagel & John Kricfalusi

After a fight with Stimpy, Ren realizes how cruel he is to him, so he seeks therapy from Dr. Mr. Horse, recalling his dysfunctional early years and the origin of his sadistic tendencies.
John Kricfalusi, Richard D. Pursel, Eddie Fitzgerald, Vincent Waller & Jim Smith
John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith, Eddie Fitzgerald, Vincent Waller & José Pou
July 17, 2003 ( 2003-07-17 ) (Part 1) July 24, 2003 ( 2003-07-24 ) (Part 2)

The fire chief, who since his initial appearance has dropped his original look in favor of one resembling Ralph Bakshi , was so impressed with Ren and Stimpy's heroic deeds from the first "Fire Dogs" cartoon that he lets them move in with him, so they can live a bachelor life, and eat pizza. However, Ren and Stimpy are disgusted by his habits.
John Kricfalusi, Michael Kerr, Jeff Amey & Caroline J. Alvarez
Jeff Amey, Steve Stefanelli, Matt Roach & Nick Cross
July 18, 2006 ( 2006-07-18 ) (DVD)

Ren and Stimpy enjoy a day at a nude beach as Ren tries to mingle with the women, but is unsuccessful since the women are more attracted to Stimpy. Ren and Stimpy are also continuously pestered by a psychotic lifeguard coated in body hair.
Vincent Waller, John Kricfalusi, Mike Kerr, Eric Bauza , Jeff Amey & Richard Pursel
Vincent Waller, Jeff Amey, Nick Cross & Matt Roach
July 18, 2006 ( 2006-07-18 ) (DVD)

Ren Höek, renowned lover of humanity, and his friend Stimpy decide that they must do everything in their power to help a couple of misfortunates; a woman and her handicapped (headless) son, by building a house for them.
John Kricfalusi, Jeff Amey, Richard Pursel, Matt Roach, Steve Stefanelli & Warren Leonheardt
John Kricfalusi, Jeff Amey, Richard Pursel, Matt Roach, Steve Stefanelli & Warren Leonheardt
July 18, 2006 ( 2006-07-18 ) (DVD)

Stimpy becomes pregnant with Ren's baby. Ren is at first disgusted with Stimpy's pregnancy. When Stimpy goes into labor, Ren is forced to start a driveby with other people on the highway. With help from the police, Ren and Stimpy successfully get to the hospital, where their child is delivered by Dr. Mr. Horse, only to learn that Stimpy was just constipated, although Dr. Mr. Horse does not have the heart to tell the anticipated "parents" this. The child actually turns out to be a living, breathing, baby boy made entirely out of feces, and was named by Ren and Stimpy as "Little Ricky".

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