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A music video starring Powdered Toast Man to promote his film.
Ren tells the story of how he and Stimpy made a movie starring Powdered Toast Man.
Ren becomes depressed when he discovers that he is losing hair. But soon he finds a way to take advantage of it.
Ren and Stimpy run into trouble when the owner of the house returns after a 30-year long vacation.
A freak accident causes Ren and Stimpy to die. Stimpy later gets sent to heaven, but he is surprised to know that Ren got sent to hell instead of heaven, so Stimpy travels to hell to attempt to help Ren get allowed into heaven.
Dr. Stupid answers the question: "What's the best way to safely dispose of batteries?"
Stimpy becomes famous after having piano teeth, but he soon abandons Ren to Muddy Mudskipper.
Ren and Stimpy travel to the sea to hunt a shark.
Stimpy teaches you how to take care of and make your roommate happy.
Ren and Stimpy have to collect their $10,000 check before it expires, but the traffic will test their patience.
A classic Yaksmas cartoon.
Ren doesn't want to celebrate Yaksmas until Stimpy's surprisingly attractive, and equally surprisingly human, mother comes to visit.
Ren shows Stimpy how to be a real bad boy, with a leather jacket and everything!
Join Ren and Stimpy on a tour of Blammo's Log factory, where they'll show you just how Log is made!
Drink Milk Pulp!
Stimpy becomes addicted to his cell phone, to the point where he and the phone merge into a horrific phone monster.
Is your toilet too opaque? Have we got a solution for you!
After being rejected from a fancy restaurant for being animals, Ren and Stimpy hatch a scheme to borrow human skin.
Ren becomes a slumlord to the cockroaches in the apartment.
