| Display title | The Ren and Stimpy Show |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Who in their right minds would give a mainstream animated series to the enigmatic John Kricfalusi, known for causing chaos throughout the 1980s in the animation industry with his attempts for putting out a grotesque, almost obscene animation style which played up every body hair, pimple, bulging vein, oozing sore, lump of unsightly fat, and butt-cheek and proudly flaunted around showing off the most disgusting and disturbing parts of internal anatomy? Well, Nickelodeon did, and the result was The Ren and Stimpy Show -- the adventures of a mentally unbalanced, arthritic chihuahua named Ren Höek and his sidekick, the cheery but moronic Stimpson J. Cat. |
