ren and stimpy show (a yard too far) full episode 

No I think Stimpy is just dumb and he didn't think to tell Ren there was a baboon since Ren only told him to check if there was a dog yet he didn't tell Stimpy to check for a baboon.

@@jjcsa3 it looks like he really did set ren up. just look at the smile on Stimpy's face

Then got skinned alive by Ren and fed to the baboon

​@@bat_mobile7545Ooh, that hurts!

Mine too

Same

The games era definitely had some hems and this is one of them

He’s left handed, that’s why he used his left hand for the puppet

Actually I think he’s ambidextrous so he’d be fine

This episode aired a lot for some reason. It and its sister episode (the hitchhiking clown one) were the only ones I remember watching as a kid

It's inverted / not in color to avoid copyright but the audio is intact.

“I NOW Pronounce You ‘SIMIAN & WIFE’ -😢- You May KISS The ‘Puppet’!” 🎩💒

@@joshuatewolde1837 *kisses baboon puppet*

@Terry Chavez agreed

@@otaku34 I’m pretty sure they did this to avoid copyright

Better this than nothing at all

No, he provided Ren’s voice for some full Spumco cartoons & filler shorts durring S2 as production was transitioning from Spumco to Games Animation. Aside from those few exceptions, S2 Ren is still primarily voiced by John K through most of that season’s run. To answer your specific question though, the first full cartoon West officially voiced Ren for was S2’s Monkey See Monkey Don’t (which another interesting production fact, that cartoon was apparently also the first time the “Created by John K” drawing didn’t show up after the show’s main opening.). I guess making that short the first official full Games Animation R&S cartoon (despite it being written by future R&S show runner Bob Camp alongside with “at the time” Spumco stand Vincent Waller who left R&S when John was fired)? I don’t know, S2’s production is complicated. This comment went on for way too long. Sorry, but there you go. XD

Yes Sir, This sure is one kind of comment.

are you okay

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