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Ren & Stimpy: Volume 2 - The Stupidest Stories

Ren & Stimpy: Volume 2 - The Stupidest Stories

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Directors: Bob Camp, John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith (iii), Vincent Waller, Peter Avanzino
Actors: Bob Camp, Cheryl Chase, John Kricfalusi, Gary Owens, Michael Pataki
Studio: VH1 Television
Category: Video

List Price: $9.98
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Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 6 reviews
Sales Rank: 25885

Format: Animated, Color, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Media: VHS Tape
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 40
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 4.2 x 1.1

ISBN: 6302868785
UPC: 074644920130
EAN: 9786302868784
ASIN: 6302868785

Theatrical Release Date: August 11, 1991
Release Date: August 31, 1993
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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5 out of 5 stars It is the best Ren & Stimpy I have ever seen.   February 19, 2004
This is the best Ren & Stimpy I have ever seen, it has the first episode and the second story to the second episode. Buy This!


5 out of 5 stars Ive had with up to hear with the lights out you people!   July 30, 2003
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

This has always been my favorite cartoon show. Right now their on tnn. This has an episode that i like. Heres how it goes. Stimpy has entered a contest for 47 million dollars. Ren got a little jellous. He then got upset that he would miss his best friend. But Then at the end of the big shot Ren said pal and then Stimpy said buddy. Ren asked him what he did with all his money. As soon as he told him that he gave away his 47 million dollars he started to go nuts. In what till we do till then Stimpy starts to cry and then Ren tells him things he can do. He starts to cry again and then Ren tells him that he can keep himself busy with gritty kitty litter.


5 out of 5 stars You eediot!!   April 5, 2003
 5 out of 5 found this review helpful

For Ren & Stimpy, they've really made themselves into household names back in the early 90's. Nevertheless, there weird antics have always set a example for some of the strangest styles of animation. There are so many cartoons that were spin-offs based upon the manx cat, and the eediot Ren, including Futurama, South Park, and even Two Stupid Dogs. But Ren & Stimpy have always made the everlasting impression.

The video The Stupidest Stories, consists of the very first two-part episode in which Stimpy enters a contest that his favorite cat litter is holding, and ironicly wins the contest, and moves to Hollywood to meet his idle, Muddy Mudskipper, and becomes a household name in the process. Meanwhile, Ren tries to cope with losing his best friend in the process, which makes him feel a little insane.The episodes were called Stimpy's Big Day, and The Big Shot.

The other episode, Robin Hoek, is only one of two tales Stimpy reads himself to bed, in the short title, Stimpy's Fairy Tales. Ironically, Ren plays Robin Hood, in the loosest sense of the word, who tries to rescue the lovely Maid Moron, played by Stimpy, who also plays the band of merry man, that Robin Hoek backs up.

The video also includes two shorts, courtesy of Dr. Stupid. This was another character that Stimpy portrays, like the opposite of Mr. Know-It-All that Bullwinkle the Moose used to play on Rocky & Bullwinkle.

If you're a Ren & Stimpy fan, I suggest you get this video. But, if you've never ever seen Ren & Stimpy before, and want to experience the joy for the very first time, I suggest you get this video immediately, before it is no longer sold anywhere, you eediot!!


5 out of 5 stars ASK DOCTOR STUPID!   July 11, 2001
 10 out of 10 found this review helpful

Some fans claim that Ren's faithful side-kick Stimpy is not stupid-just misunderstood.Well,this collection of first season classics should straighten them out.Find out what happens when Stimpy wins 47 million dollars over a dopey poem,and earns a place on the Muddy Mudskipper Show.Hear the Legend of Sherwood Forest as only Stimpy can mangle it! Features Stimpy's Big Day starring Stimpy and Ren. The Big Shot starring Stimpy and Muddy Mudskipper and Ren. Robin Hoek starring Ren as Robin Hoek and Stimpy. And Bonus Ask Doctor Stupid starring Stimpy. This film is hard to find.Features episodes that will make you laugh your socks off.Watch Nickelodeon's classic show over and over.Tied with Rugrats for best kid show,to me!


5 out of 5 stars The pinnacle of unsophisticated cartoon humor   July 6, 2000
What's better than Looney Toons and funnier than Rocko's Modern Life? Ren and Stimpy! This video may not be available, but try to watch Ren and Stimpy whenever you can! It is extremely funny in its own sick way!

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