Ren & Stimpy Music Identification: Season 3

Mister Charles – Sid Phillips (title card)

Domestic Fun (a) – Ernest Tomlinson (Ren on the couch)

Muddy Mudskipper Show Theme (Stimpy watching TV)

Turkey Trot – John Longmire (“Why sure, I’ll take one!”)

Star Parade – Tony Kinsey (Titan 4000 described by Stimpy)

Drama Link (b) – Hubert Clifford (“Stimpy, this time I’m really going to-“)

Be Cool (b) – Benny Carter (installation monkey)

Hit and Run – Ralph Dollimore (Ren sucked into the vacuum)

Pleasant Sleep – Ib Glindemann [Capitol Hi-Q] (Ren asleep on the couch)

I.T.M.A. – Michael North (salesman revealed)

Catwalk – Kenny Graham (Ren throws salesman out)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles; Turn the Screw – Paul Gerard (Stimpy sneaks into the beauty room)

Chandelier Waltz – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (Stimpy puts on make-up)

Catwalk – Kenny Graham (“Knock knock!”)

I.T.M.A. – Michael North (salesman appears again)

Goldfinger – David Morse [CPM] (“Get down from there!”)

Fashion Bridge – Ib Glindemann [Capitol Hi-Q] (Ren puts on make-up, but it’s really the salesman)

Declamatory Chords – Alan Braden (the dramatic stings when the salesman’s thrown out again)

Domestic (C-164) – William Loose [Capitol Hi-Q] (Stimpy does the dishes)

Air Raid – Gerhard Trede (“WE… DON’T… WANT… NO… SALVE!”)

Lambs in Clover – Jack Strachey (“Hey Stimpy, hurry up with that jelly sandwich.”)

The Hurry Up – Kenny Graham (Ren feeds salesman to the dog)

Our Mr Meredith – Eric Winstone (Ren on the toilet)

Shock Horror (a) – Dick Walter (Ren’s out of toilet paper)

I.T.M.A. – Michael North (salesman appears again)

Tension Tag #1 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (Ren crackles in rage)

Drama Link (o) – Hubert Clifford (Ren agrees to buy some salve)

Quiz Organ (b) – Curtis Schwartz (Stimpy in the tub with salve)

I.T.M.A. – Michael North (Ren cries)

Greek Dance – Roy Henley (title card)

Dusty Road Blues – Paul Lenart, Duke Levine, Richard Rosenblatt (Ren and Stimpy walking the streets, hungry)

The Nutcracker: Dance of the Reed Flutes – Peter Tchaikovsky (Ren and Stimpy smell something)

Donizetti: Overture from “Don Pasquale” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Stimpy looking through the fence hole)

Gay Activity – Clive Richardson (“Food for me! Food for me!”)

Pizzicato Playtime – Sam Fonteyn (Stimpy looks to see if there’s a dog)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (Ren runs into the yard and gets mauled)

Dusty Road Blues – Paul Lenart, Duke Levine, Richard Rosenblatt (next scene begins)

Dramatic Cue (h) – Ronald Hanmer (“Good, the baboon’s asleep!”)

Pizzacato from Sylvia – Leo Delibes (Ren and Stimpy share a laugh)

Uppers and Downers (1) – Kenny Graham (Ren tears Stimpy’s skin off)

Uppers and Downers (2) – Kenny Graham (Stimpy’s bare body)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (Stimpy’s skin crawling through the yard)

Poet and Peasant Overture – Franz Suppe (baboon runs towards Mr. Pipe)

Poppin’ Around – Bruce Campbell (Ren and Stimpy putting on an outfit)

Verdi: Aria from “Rigoletto” (Caro Nome) – Neil Amsterdam [OGM] (the whole “dressed as the wife” scene)

Peer Gynt – Anitra’s Dance – Edvard Grieg (“This old gag never fails!”)

Fully Fashioned – George French (Ren’s puppet woos the baboon)

Lush Life – William Loose (chocolate/grubs eating scene)

Rossini: Overture from “William Tell” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (baboon and puppet are running to get married)

Entry of the Bride – Leslie Pearson, Richard Wagner (Stimpy marries the baboon and puppet)

Wedding Procession – Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Leslie Pearson (Stimpy throwing rice)

Dusty Road Blues – Paul Lenart, Duke Levine, Richard Rosenblatt (honeymoon)

Uppers and Downers (2) – Kenny Graham (drum roll)

Sweet and Simple – Steve Race (Ren and Stimpy enjoying the hog jowls)

Entry of the Gladiators – George Wilson [CPM] (title card)

Southern Bottleneck – Rick Fenn [CPM] (opening)

Here and There – Gary Hughes (“It’s a car! Smile, Ren, smile!”)

Tension Tag #1 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (“Shut up! You’ve seen saying that for three years, so just shut up!”)

Here and There – Gary Hughes (a tiny car approaches)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (Ren and Stimpy are pulled into the car)

Volga Ice A – Igor Tuhmanov (“Was you laughin’ at me and my friend here?”)

From the Cockpit – Garry Hardman (“Do we look like clowns?!”)

Terror by Night – Hubert Clifford (clown approaches Ren and Stimpy)

Play the Game – Len Stevens (clown demonstrates his ability to make people laugh)

Twilight in Turkey – Raymond Scott (exterior of car)

After the Ball – Erik Markman, Charles K. Harris [OGM] (Ren and Stimpy dressed as clowns)

Entry of the Gladiators – R.A.F. Music Library (Ren and Stimpy try some stunts)

Big Show Theme – Robert Sharples (jumping through fire hoop)

Twilight in Turkey – Raymond Scott (gas station)

Screw on the Loose – Tony Lowry (“Excuse me driver, could you let us out?”)

Drama Link (a) – Hubert Clifford (DENIED!)

Twilight in Turkey – Raymond Scott (tons of stuff crammed into the car)

Fast Getaway – David Snell (keeping the cops at bay)

Relentless Chase – Keith Nichols (tire blow-out)

Bluesy – Philip Green [Capitol Hi-Q] (Ren and Stimpy hitchhiking again)

Saw Theme – W Trytel (Fire Chief is the one driving)

Mambo – Philip Green [Capitol Hi-Q] (title card)

Folli the Foal – Andrew Fenner (Stimpy looking through dresser)

Drama Link (a) – Hubert Clifford (“I can’t find my pants!”)

Sting #32 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (“I’m naked under this towel!”)

Saint-Saëns: Fossils from “Carnival of the Animals” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren kicks Stimpy outside)

Cold Fear (a) – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy looks around, nervous)

Fly by Night – Montague Ewing (Stimpy wants to borrow some pants)

Bits and Pieces – Ronald Hanmer (wife is afraid of naked Stimpy)

Inferno – Fredric Bayco (Mr. Pipe goes after Stimpy with a hose)

Turn the Screw – Paul Gerard (Victor looks at Stimpy in the tree stump)

Catwalk – Kenny Graham (“This is REALLY gonna hurt!”)

Teenage Party – Erik Markman [OGM] (Victor’s dad in the car)

Catwalk – Kenny Graham (Victor taking a breather)

Terror by Night – Hubert Clifford (right before “Why of course!”)

The Crime Busters – Ralph Dollimore (“We can’t do it here.”)

Kommissar Maigret – Gerhard Trede (Stimpy, Victor, and his dad in the car)

Sixth Sense – David Lindup (Victor’s dad won’t let Victor give his underwear to Stimpy)

Terror by Night – Hubert Clifford (Victor’s dad pulls his underwear out)

The Crime Busters – Ralph Dollimore (Victor’s dad teases Stimpy)

Catfish Row – Benny Carter (Stimpy finally has underwear)

Panic Patrol – Kenny Graham (Stimpy’s thrown from the car)

Heavy Affliction – Cedric Palmer (“I’m beat up, dirty, and lost in the woods.”)

Gay Activity – Clive Richardson (“But I got my pants!”)

From the Cockpit – Garry Hardman (Stimpy’s held up by a cow)

Bailando Con La Gitana – David Snell (cow has the underwear on)

Forewarning (a,b,c) – Syd Dale (exterior of deep, dark forest)

Satanic – Richard Harvey (Stimpy walking through the deep, dark forest)

Dangerous A – Mladen Franko (“Where’s your pants?!”)

Dramatic Mechanical Main Theme – Philip Green [Capitol Hi-Q] (grizzly bear appears)

Happy-Go-Lively – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy has “pants”)

South Side Shuffle – Keith Nichols (Ren and Stimpy in dresses)

Roman March – Robert Sharples (title card)

Rock N Roll Bop – David Morse [CPM] (beach pan)

Drama Link (b) – Hubert Clifford (“Why you… I’ll kick you into next we-“)

Dramatic Sting #9 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (bully revealed)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (bully kicks sand on Ren)

Rock N Roll Bop – David Morse [CPM] (bully laughs and leaves)

Tension Tag #1 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (“Well, Ren, where’d your little friends go?”)

Colour Bridges (1) – Sidney Kay (Ren’s about to hit Stimpy but stops)

Light-Hearted Links (1-6) – Eric Spear (“Look at me, Stimpy, what a pathetic wimp I am.”)

Lohengrin (Prelude Act 3) – Richard Wagner (Charles Globe revealed)

Reach for the Stars – Richard Harvey (“If you had large pectoral muscles, no one would ever push you around again!”)

Stop Gap – Robert Sharples (“Work out?!”)

Quiz Organ (b) – Curtis Schwartz (Ren screams in delight)

Light-Hearted Links (1-6) – Eric Spear (“I’ll always be a wimp!”)

Also Sprach Zarathustra – Richard Strauss (sun gleaming off Stimpy’s butt)

Passionate Interludes (e) – Sam Fonteyn (“Oh Stimpy, you are my true friend.”)

Uneasy Truce – Van Phillips (hospital exterior)

Where Danger Lurks – Ronald Hanmer (Ren and Stimpy on operating table)

Disaster – Bruce Campbell (operation)

Rossini: Overture from “The Thieving Magpie,” Part II – Lee Ashley [OGM] (fat dropped into Ren)

Act One – Ib Glindemann [Capitol Hi-Q] (bandages removed from Stimpy)

Shock Horror (a) – Dick Walter (Stimpy has no butt)

Kim’s Tune – Ralph Dollimore (bandages removed from Ren)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (“Doc…”)

Crime Doesn’t Pay – Jack Beaver (“I feel great, powerful, DANGEROUS.”)

Running Off the Rails – Clive Richardson (“We’re going to the beach!”)

Rock N Roll Bop – David Morse [CPM] (beach again)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (return of the bully)

Catfish Row – Benny Carter (“Well, that’s that.”)

Clair De Lune – Helmuth Brandenburg, Claude Debussy (Stimpy’s sad that Ren’s leaving)

Gala Premiere – Laurie Johnson (Hollywood)

Roman March – Robert Sharples (action movie)

Gala Premiere – Laurie Johnson (Ren’s beefcake photos)

Light-Hearted Links (1-6) – Eric Spear (“He’s so happy.”)

Gala Premiere – Laurie Johnson (“The guy who made it all possible: Charles Globe!”)

John Brown’s Body (b) – Brian Gulland, Richard Harvey (title card)

Pomp and Ceremony – Frank Damico (White House exterior)

Valse Moderne – George Fenton, John Leach (Ren and Stimpy eating food out of the trash)

Setting the Trap – Dick Walter (“Hey, look!”)

Valse Moderne – George Fenton, John Leach (Ren and Stimpy jump out of the trash)

Mini-March – Laurie Johnson (Sgt. Big Butt revealed)

Music for Percussion (8 to 13) – Laurie Johnson (“Do you know what we give you if you disgrace our country?”)

Frontal Attack C – Sammy Burdson (“Present… TOWELS!”)

Short Roll [#4.5] – Eric Allen (“Ten-hut! About face!”)

Music for Percussion (1 to 7) – Laurie Johnson (towel whippings)

March to Battle – Laurie Johnson (“All right, ladies, this is the president.”)

Domestic (C-164) – William Loose [Capitol Hi-Q] (scrubbing the president with Ren)

Be Cool (b) – Benny Carter (hoodlum pigeons)

Links and Interjections (I – 1 – 12) – Alan Braden (“Hey! Take that!”)

Absolute Zero – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy wide-eyed)

Jingle Bells (d) – Simon Benson (Stimpy on Abe Lincoln with a Christmas list)

Funeral March – Frederic Chopin, Fiachra Trench (“A memorial? I didn’t know Santy Claus was DEAD!”)

Dramatic Impact 2 – Ivor Slaney (Ren slaps Stimpy)

William Tell Overture – Gioacchino Rossini (morning)

Investiture – Bruce Campbell (“Yep, he was a great man.”)

Mists of Illusion – Gilbert Vinter (Ren overhears that there’s a treasure in Abe’s head)

Swing of the Hills – Stan Livingston [OGM] (Ren daydreaming of riding a limo out of Abe’s head)

The Hurry Up – Kenny Graham (Ren pushes all the tourists out)

Tautwalk – Laurie Johnson (Ren wondering how to get inside Abe’s head)

Rossini: Overture from “The Barber of Seville” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren’s stuck in Abe’s nose)

Holiday Playtime – Cedric Palmer (sawing Abe’s head off)

Playbill – Wilfred Burns (Stimpy describing what’s in the president’s head)

Holiday Playtime – Cedric Palmer (more sawing)

Workaday World – Jack Beaver (“Oh boy oh boy, I’m gonna be rich!”)

Short Fanfare – Edward White (caramel corn revealed)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (“Caramel corn. In the president’s head.”)

Dramatic Impact 2 – Ivor Slaney (Ren screams at the sight of no head on the statue)

Main Street – Alec Gould (Ren pacing)

Jingle Bells (d) – Simon Benson (Stimpy creates the head as Santa’s)

Main Street – Alec Gould (Stimpy’s second attempt)

Light Movement – George Hormel [Capitol Hi-Q] (new head)

The Kill – Brian Beamish, Garry Hardman (“Okay squirrel, hand over your nuts…”)

William Tell Overture (a) – Gioacchino Rossini, Fiachra Trench (birds eat sausage Lincoln head)

Shopping Spree – Laurie Johnson (multiple replacement heads tried)

Wagner: Ride of the Valkyries – Lee Ashley [OGM] (someone lifts up the dumpster head)

The March of the Ants – Sidney Crooke (homeless person revealed)

Secret Hopes A – Mladen Franko (Ren begging the spirit of Old Honest Abe)

Saw Theme – W Trytel (Headless Lincoln kicks Ren and Stimpy)

William Tell Overture – Gioacchino Rossini (morning again)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (“Do you have anything to say, before I KILL you?!”)

Battle Hymn of Republic (a) – Graham De Wilde (“A chicken in every garage, mom’s apple pie, and rubber nipples for everyone!”)

The Bachelor Life (a) – Laurie Johnson (title card)

Dance of Hours: Theme 1 – Amilcare Ponchielli (Stimpy drawing)

Romeo & Juliet Overture – Peter Tchaikovsky, Fiachra Trench (Stimpy looks at a picture of Wilbur Cobb)

Dance of Hours: Theme 1 – Amilcare Ponchielli (Stimpy explaining animation)

Drama Link (b) – Hubert Clifford (Ren looking like he’s going to hit Stimpy)

Our Mr Meredith – Eric Winstone (Ren convinces Stimpy cartoons are stupid)

Terror by Night – Hubert Clifford (Ren gets a red face)

Dramatic Impact 2 – Ivor Slaney (Ren snaps)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (“Finish your stinky old puppets! See if I care!”)

Bliss – Alec Gould (Ren wants to work on Stimpy’s cartoon)

Appassionata – Daryl Runswick (“I can’t draw!”)

Bliss – Alec Gould (“Come come now.”)

Appassionata – Daryl Runswick (“I can’t type.”)

Fanfare – Robert Sharples (“You can be a producer!”)

Hollywood Holiday – Frank Samuels (Stimpy explaining a producer)

Chicago Stomp – Keith Nichols (Ren is overjoyed to be a producer)

Drama Link (j) – Hubert Clifford (Ren rubs his hands together)

Manhattan Minuet – Raymond Scott (animation montage- part 1)

Dangerous A – Mladen Franko (Ren comes into the storyboard room)

Rescue – Cecil Milner (Ren tears down Stimpy’s storyboards)

Heavy Affliction – Cedric Palmer (Stimpy clocks out for the night)

Tchaikovsky: Dance of the Little Swans from “Swan Lake” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (animation montage- part 2)

Valse Aux Champs-Elysees – Daniel Jean Jeannin (Ren on the phone)

Agitato Mechanical – Philip Green [Capitol Hi-Q] (Stimpy in the photography room)

Acts of Heroism (a) – Trevor Duncan (Stimpy in the editing room)

Poetic Love Theme B – Mladen Franko (Stimpy gets a second wind)

Death in the City – Jack Beaver (Stimpy faints)

Maidens of Pireus – Reg Owen (Ren at the pool)

Sublime Ghost – William Loose, John Seely [Capitol Hi-Q] (“The cartoon’s finished, Ren. Would you like to see it?”)

Drama Link (d) – Hubert Clifford (closeup of Stimpy’s tired face)

Moving Target – Simon Benson, Eugenio Grandi (“What? It all looks the same.”)

Shopping Street – Cedric Palmer (“You’re living in a dream world if you think the great Cobb will see you.”)

Peter and the Wolf Overture: Cat Theme – Sergei Prokofiev (Wilbur Cobb revealed)

Drama Link (i) – Hubert Clifford (“NO! Walter Lantz!”)

Carmen: Habanera – Georges Bizet (more Cobb rants)

Fire (JB-28) – William Loose, Jack Cookerly [Capitol Hi-Q] (Ren chokes on Cobb’s dentures)

Carmen: Habanera – Georges Bizet (yet more Cobb rants)

Great Future A – Mladen Franko (“Until the masses cry…”)

Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah – George Handel (hallelujah)

Peter and the Wolf Overture: Grandfather Theme – Sergei Prokofiev (“Let’s have a look at your film.”)

Pathe News Fanfare – Stanley Black (Stimpy’s cartoon opening titles)

Patriotic March – Lee Jacobs [CPM] (plays throughout)

The Stars and Stripes Forever – John Sousa (Peg Leg Pete)

The Star Spangled Banner (a) – Graham De Wilde (ending)

Pomp and Circumstance March #1 – Edward Elgar (“That was very good, Skippy.”)

Symphony No. 9 – 4th Movement – Ode to Joy – Ludwig Beethoven (electric chair)

Side of Beef Song – Charlie Brissette, Bob Camp, Billy West [original composition] (title card)

Busy Life – Cedric Palmer (opening with exterior shot of skyscraper)

Drama Shock (e) – Richard Harvey (“Your mother sows my socks!”)

Blues for Oscar – John Horler [CPM] (chicken in fridge)

Timpani Roll – Sammy Burdson (“I oughta pound you into the ground like a tent peg!”)

Blues for Oscar – John Horler [CPM] (end of scene)

Johann Strauss: Tales from the Vienna Woods (Waltz) – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren dumping beavers into the lake)

Willy Nilly – Cyril Watters (Mr. Pipe at the faucet)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (“Hmm, water looks a little heavy today.”)

Willy Nilly – Cyril Watters (Mr. Pipe drinks the bad water)

Swimmingly (b) – Helene Muddiman (Ren sneaks up to the tree)

Uppers and Downers (1) – Kenny Graham (Ren screams at the baby birds)

Suspense Musical Saw – Johnny Hawksworth (the baby birds frightened)

Bugle Calls – Jonathan Yates [CPM] (Stimpy watching TV)

This Way Out – Robert Sharples (Stimpy sits on the tack)

Shock Horror (a) – Dick Walter (closeup of tack stuck in Stimpy’s butt)

Acredite Se Quiser – Vantoil Ferreira, Aristides Marques, Jorge Silva Da (Ren puts nitroglycerin on chair)

Mad Scene Part 2 Act III Lucia – Gaetano Donizetti (Stimpy sits on nitroglycerin)

Tiptoe Through the Tubas – Sam Fonteyn (Stimpy laughs)

Wagner: Ride of the Valkyries – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Stimpy in bathtub)

On Fire – Gregor Narholz (Ren dumps crabs in bathtub)

Fully Fashioned – George French (Stimpy putting on fur)

Scared Stiff – John Fox (“Ralph!”)

Elegy – Sam Fonteyn (“Oh my poor baby. Just relax, daddy’ll make it better!”)

Cold Sweat – John Scott (Ren’s face turns red)

Human Advances A – Mladen Franko (choir)

Side of Beef Song – Charlie Brissette, Bob Camp, Billy West [original composition] (Jimminy Lummox sings)

Tchaikovsky: Love Theme from “Romeo and Juliet” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren reaches for his dentures in the morning)

Drama Link (a) – Hubert Clifford (“My teeth! Give me those!”)

Drama Shock (b) – Richard Harvey (Ren with dirty dentures in his mouth)

Side of Beef Song – Charlie Brissette, Bob Camp, Billy West [original composition] (Ren’s hit with a wrench)

Heavy Affliction – Cedric Palmer (“Must not get angry.”)

Links and Interjections (I – 1 – 12) – Alan Braden (“Oh no! Oh no! He didn’t! He didn’t!”)

Timpani Roll – Sammy Burdson (“You! Why I oughta…”)

Saint-Saëns: Dance Macabre (Waltz) – Lee Ashley [OGM] (“Do you want to get me killed?”)

The Waiting Silence – Richard Harvey (“You set me up, and he knocks me down.”)

Dangerous A – Mladen Franko (“HEY WORLD, AM I HAPPY ENOUGH?!”)

Side of Beef Song – Charlie Brissette, Bob Camp, Billy West [original composition] (Jimminy Lummox appears in a car)

Desolation – David Lindup (Ren limps up to Jimminy Lummox)

Side of Beef Song – Charlie Brissette, Bob Camp, Billy West [original composition] (chain of abuse)

Western Railways – Roy Henley (title card)

Green Bluegrass – Lloyd Green, Glen Sutton (“Good morning, it’s dawn!”)

Topeka Trail – John Hawkins (“These are the trophies of a lifetime…”)

Drama Link (d) – Hubert Clifford (fly yelling)

Drama Link (n) – Hubert Clifford (Stimpy in bed with worms)

Ridin’ High and Handsome – Glen Sutton, Norris Wilson (at the boat)

Pizzicato Playtime – Sam Fonteyn (Stimpy thanks the worms)

Drama Link (b) – Hubert Clifford (prison exterior)

Police Car Chase – Jack Beaver (Wilbur Cobb escapes from prison)

Jolly Jack Tar (a) – Dick Walter (Wilbur Cobb on the docks)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (Wilbur Cobb in the boat)

Ridin’ High and Handsome – Glen Sutton, Norris Wilson (boat leaves the dock)

Broken Saddles – Richard Gilks (“Sit back and wait.”)

Drama Link (l) – Hubert Clifford (“What did I just say?!”)

Smouldering Fury (a) – Trevor Duncan (day to night to day)

Colour Bridges (2) – Sidney Kay (“You just scared away all the fish!”)

Skipalong Rag (a) – Clem Clempson (“Hello folks, here we are again.”)

Country Music #1 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (fish drinking chum with straws)

Holiday Fun – Richard Myhill (fish whistle)

The Waiting Silence – Richard Harvey (Ren thinks his prey is at hand)

I.T.M.A. – Michael North (salesman fish)

Comic Ending (h) – Dick Walter (Stimpy pulls out a fish from his pocket)

Holiday Fun – Richard Myhill (fish joins the others)

Links and Interjections (I – 1 – 12) – Alan Braden (“I just wanna know ONE thing!”)

Saint-Saëns: Aquarium from “Carnival of the Animals” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Stimpy speaking fish)

King Conga – Dennis Farnon (Ren slamming his head)

Errol’s Choice – Alan Hawkshaw (“All right everybody, make yourself at home.”)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (Ren tries to steal all Stimpy’s fish)

Spaghetti Western (a) – Dick Walter (Albert chewing out Ren)

The Gunfighter – Franco Micalizzi, Roberto Pregadio (“Nothin’ but shattered nerves and fish hooks.”)

Ridin’ High and Handsome – Glen Sutton, Norris Wilson (Ren swims underwater)

Saint-Saëns: Aquarium from “Carnival of the Animals” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (underwater)

Dangerous B – Mladen Franko (Ren swims towards the bait)

Guitar Strings G – Paul Lenart, Duke Levine (Ren mounted on wall)

Nit Pickin’ (a) – Mitch Dalton (title card)

Fear 1 – Louis Clark (Ren and Stimpy crawling through the desert)

Heavy Affliction – Cedric Palmer (Stimpy drags Ren)

Drama Link (b) – Hubert Clifford (Stimpy drops Ren)

Drama Link (l) – Hubert Clifford (“That’s it! I can’t take another step!”)

The Seven Veils – Steve Race (Stimpy’s tongue feels the road)

Voodoo Victim – Gilbert Vinter (oasis)

Catfish Row (Link) – Benny Carter (Ren’s vision of the oasis)

In Jeopardy – Charlie Brissette [original composition] (Stimpy says he sees a road)

Variete 2 – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (“We’re saved!”)

Beat Culture – Robert Ascot [OGM] (Stimpy describes an RV)

Domestic Fun (b) – Ernest Tomlinson (vulture eating Ren)

Gramercy Swing – Jean-Pierre Fabien, Martin Taylor (Stimpy pretends he’s roadkill)

Crepe Suzette – Cyril Watters (Mr. Pipe introduced)

Workaday World – Jack Beaver (view of RV hitting all the mailboxes on the road)

Casual Acquaintance – Paul Deveruex (Mr. Pipe gives a tour of the RV)

Waltz Combo – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (Ren and Stimpy at the dinner table)

Brickbats (1-8) – Laurie Johnson (skunk milk)

Drama Link (c) – Hubert Clifford (skunk milk placed in front of Stimpy)

Le Jazz Hot – Jean-Pierre Fabien, Martin Taylor (Stimpy enjoys the skunk milk)

Pizzacato from Sylvia – Leo Delibes (Stimpy makes Ren feel guilty for not drinking the skunk milk)

Dramatic Impact 5 – Ivor Slaney (Ren drinks the skunk milk)

St. Mortiz Sleigh Bells – Woolf Phillips (going outside for a walk)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (Mr. Pipe tells story about phantom)

Dramatic Impact 4 – Ivor Slaney (Wilbur Cobb introduced)

Peter and the Wolf Overture: Cat Theme and Grandfather Theme – Sergei Prokofiev (Wilbur Cobb rambling as usual)

Cradle Song – Johannes Brahms, Fiachra Trench (everyone’s asleep except Ren)

Inferno – Fredric Bayco (RV falls to the bottom of the lake)

Aquamarine – Simon Benson (“I think the animals need to go out and do their business.”)

St. Mortiz Sleigh Bells – Woolf Phillips (“I already wet the bed! Hahahaha!”)

Dead March 2 – Frederic Chopin, Alfred Kluten (title card)

Am Dorfbrunnen A – Otto Sieben (opening)

Holiday Playtime – Cedric Palmer (Ren’s home)

Rescue – Cecil Milner (Ren rescues old lady under bus)

Holiday Playtime – Cedric Palmer (old lady is smitten with Ren)

For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow – Trevor Thornton [CPM] (birthday cake)

Dramatic Impact 6 – Ivor Slaney (Ren learns he’s 70)

Trombone Slides – Dick Walter (Stimpy eating birthday cake)

Dramatic Cue (d) – Ronald Hanmer (“70 years old!”)

Links and Interjections (II – 1 -10) – Alan Braden (“There there now, dry those bloodshot eyes.”)

Our Mr Meredith – Eric Winstone (Stimpy comforts Ren)

Mussorgsky: Night on Bald Mountain – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren’s visibly older)

Beethoven: Symphony No. 5, 1st Movement – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren looks at himself in the mirror)

Hollywood Romance – Peter Yorke (Ren decides to retire)

Folli the Foal – Andrew Fenner (Stimpy feeds Ren like a baby)

To Death or Glory – Laurie Johnson (Ren thinks he’s in a war)

Mists of Illusion – Gilbert Vinter; Preussens Gloria – Joseph Kanz, Gottfried Piefke (Ren thinks Stimpy is the kaiser)

Mussorgsky: Night on Bald Mountain – Lee Ashley [OGM] (“For the boys who didn’t make it!”)

Drama Link (k) – Hubert Clifford (“Right here! Finish it! A bullet in the brain!”)

Pleasant Sleep – Ib Glindemann [Capitol Hi-Q] (Stimpy tucks Ren into bed)

Turkey Trot – John Longmire (Ren and Stimpy playing golf)

Drama Link (i) – Hubert Clifford (Haggis MacHaggis approaches)

March for Jeanie – John Fox (Haggis MacHaggis stuffs golf clubs into Ren’s mouth)

Turkey Trot – John Longmire (“Well, Ren, what did I tell you?”)

Holiday Playtime – Cedric Palmer (more golf)

Heavenly Voices (b) – David Farnon (Ren looks into the sunset)

Dramatic String Effects 3 – John Fox (“I’m with you, pal.”)

Softly She Sleeps – Cedric Palmer (pan over to Bali-Hai Mortuary)

Dancing the Hula – Kapono Beamer (Bali-Hai Mortuary exterior)

I.T.M.A. – Michael North (coffin salesman)

Life or Death – Jack Beaver (Kowalski appears)

Kommissar Maigret – Gerhard Trede (description of cheapest coffin)

Curtain-Raiser – Alan Braden (best coffin available)

Longing for Home – David Bell (funeral)

Peter and the Wolf Overture: Cat Theme – Sergei Prokofiev (Wilbur Cobb introduced)

Funeral Music – Alfred Kluten (“Death… a subject I’M familiar with!”)

Workaday World – Jack Beaver (Stimpy joins Ren in the coffin)

Mendelssohn: Funeral March from “Midsummer Night’s Dream” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (pan of coffin)

Tchaikovsky: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies from “The Nutcracker Suite” – Lee Ashley [OGM] (people dragging their butt on Ren’s grave)

Slow Sax – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (interior of coffin)

Spindlelegs – Cedric Palmer (worm visitor at the door)

Tom Fool – Van Phillips (title card)

Rossini: Overture from “The Thieving Magpie,” Part II – Lee Ashley [OGM] (opening)

Face at the Window – Dick Walter (“Stimpy! Are you playing with your bellybutton again?”)

Rossini: Overture from “The Thieving Magpie,” Part II – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Stimpy plays with his belly button some more)

Drama Link (j) – Hubert Clifford (Ren warns Stimpy to stop)

Cartoon Chord – Dick Walter (sting at end of scene)

In the Hall of the Mountain King – Edvard Grieg (volcano erupting from belly button)

Erotic Nightmare – William Farran (“Pencil…”)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (Ren walks out to Stimpy in the middle of the night)

Dramatic Cue (d) – Ronald Hanmer (“You’re playing with fire, and you’re going to get burned!”)

Strange Terrains (a) – Paddy Kingsland (bellybutton radio dial)

Climb Inside My World – Masters of Reality [original composition] (Stimpy enters his bellybutton)

Tom Fool – Van Phillips (Jerry introduced)

William Tell Overture – Gioacchino Rossini (the next morning…)

Shock Horror (a) – Dick Walter (“Stimpy!”)

Symphony #6 “Pathetique” 1st Mvt. – Peter Tchaikovsky, Fiachra Trench (Ren cries)

Happy-Go-Lively – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy doing chores)

Sabre Dance – Aram Khachaturian (“Dinner! I want my dinner!”)

Pomp and Circumstance March #1 – Edward Elgar, Fiachra Trench (Jerry gives a toast)

Investiture – Bruce Campbell (end of the toast)

Escape – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (“Lint loaf? I HATE LINT LOAF!”)

Catfish Row (Link) – Benny Carter (Muddy’s new wife)

Escape – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (Stimpy chased by Jerry)

Praga – Symphonic Poem Op 26 – Josef Suk, George Wilson [CPM] (Jerry grows in size)

Symphony #6 “Pastoral” Movement 4 – Ludwig Beethoven (“And today, I feed.”)

Surfin’ Fun – Grahame Maclean, Barry Ryder (the party)

Symphony #6 “Pastoral” Movement 4 – Ludwig Beethoven (Ren and Stimpy held by Jerry)

Surfin’ Fun – Grahame Maclean, Barry Ryder (back to the party)

Turn the Screw – Paul Gerard (Muddy’s wife eats the bellybutton)

Catfish Row – Benny Carter (Muddy’s wife belches and giggles)

Dorinda Mc Clure – Douglas Pincock (title card)

Blue Hills – Ronald Hanmer (opening)

Longing for Home – David Bell (Haggis’s wall of accomplishments)

Clock and Bass Suspense – Chris Reccardi [original composition]; From the Cockpit – Garry Hardman (Haggis sits waiting for his show to start)

Sunshine Patrol – Tom Elliot [OGM] (Haggis turns on the TV)

Scotsman Show Theme – Chris Reccardi [original composition] (The Scotsman titles)

Showtime Fill (c) – Gary Kettel (“And here’s Haggis in this week’s episode…”)

Big Show Theme – Robert Sharples (“The Scotsman Beats His Dog!”)

Showtime (a) – Robert Sharples (Haggis laughs at his show)

The Saucy Postcard – Richard Myhill (stupid butler)

Black Swarm – Simon Benson (“Who’s the funniest cartoon on TV, huh?!”)

Showtime Fill (b) – Gary Kettel (“Duh… Rodney and Boo-winky?”)

Drama Link (b) – Hubert Clifford (The Scotsman is cancelled)

Ren & Stimpy Opening Theme (R&S on TV)

News Flash – Sam Fonteyn (news program)

Saw Theme – W Trytel (space program)

Star Parade – Tony Kinsey (Stimpy advertising shaving cream)

Symphony #6 “Pastoral” Movement 4 – Ludwig Beethoven (Haggis yells)

Weapons of War Link 1 – Richard Hill (“They’ll rue the day they crossed Haggis MacHaggis!”)

Conflict Link 1 – Richard Hill (Haggis runs down the stairs)

Hawaiian Flower – Jon Jelmer (Ren and Stimpy appear at the mansion)

Be Cool (b) – Benny Carter (salesman throws Haggis out)

Disaster – Bruce Campbell (Haggis pounds on the front door)

Fond Memories of Portree – David Bell (“Now you’ve gone and done it! You’ve made me cry!”)

Radar Room – Sam Fonteyn (“I’ve got to think of a solution!”)

Gay Time – Alan Perry (“I shall return!”)

Haggis Walk – Chris Reccardi [original composition] (Haggis walking into town, muttering angrily)

Fly by Night – Montague Ewing (Haggis runs up to the crowd)

Shock Horror (a) – Dick Walter (Haggis is shocked to see it’s Ren & Stimpy they’re watching)

Panic Patrol – Kenny Graham (Haggis tries to cover the TVs)

Fire (JB-28) – William Loose, Jack Cookerly [Capitol Hi-Q] (Haggis sees Ren and Stimpy everywhere)

Sublime Ghost – William Loose, John Seely [Capitol Hi-Q] (Haggis sees Ren and Stimpy in the clouds)

Poppin’ Around – Bruce Campbell (“Hey mister, look what I got!”)

Largo Op.28 E-Minor – Helmuth Brandenburg, Frederic Chopin (Haggis walking in the park)

Luck ’o the Irish – Richard Myhill (old lady feeding the birds)

Valse Aux Champs-Elysees – Daniel Jean Jeannin (Haggis eating the bird seed)

Zelle 503 – Gerhard Trede (Haggis coughing up the bird seed)

Valse Aux Champs-Elysees – Daniel Jean Jeannin (Haggis is beat up)

Mozart: Minuet – Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren and Stimpy enjoying the mansion)

The Four Seasons: Spring – Antonio Vivaldi (Ren and Stimpy at dinner)

Late Night Life – Erik Markman [OGM] (Haggis at the toy store window)

Voodoo Victim – Gilbert Vinter (a mysterious person buys the Haggis doll)

Smouldering Fury (a) – Trevor Duncan (mysterious person goes into the alley)

Very End – Sam Fonteyn (the mysterious person is Whacky)

Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor: Stranger in Paradise – Aleksandre Borodin (memories)

Poet and Peasant Overture – Franz Suppe (dog gets a crazed look)

Balloch House Waltz – Douglas Pincock (closeup of Whacky’s eyes)

Cataclysm – Maurice Jarre (Whacky beats up the doll)

Dangerous D, C – Mladen Franko (Haggis screams and runs into the street)

Symphony #6 “Pastoral” Movement 4 – Ludwig Beethoven; Bridge Over Water – Chris Reccardi [original composition] (Haggis at the bridge)

Erotic Nightmare – William Farran (“I’ll just END IT ALL!”)

Dramatic Mechanical Main Theme – Philip Green [Capitol Hi-Q] (wind blows)

Catwalk – Kenny Graham (ad blows onto Haggis’s face)

Gay Activity – Clive Richardson (“I’ll have me revenge at last!”)

Workaday World – Jack Beaver (“They’ll be sorry!”)

Kommissar Maigret – Gerhard Trede (Rent a Thug)

Hit and Run – Ralph Dollimore (Haggis driving in the car with his thugs)

Curtain-Raiser – Alan Braden (opening night of a new R&S episode)

Hit and Run – Ralph Dollimore (Haggis enters the studio)

Act One – Ib Glindemann [Capitol Hi-Q] (Ren and Stimpy getting make-up applied)

Uppers and Downers (2) – Kenny Graham (Ren and Stimpy are beat up by the thugs)

Stirring Drums of the Highlands – John Fox (everyone’s tied up)

Americano-Latino – Erik Markman [OGM] (Ben and Stumpy main titles)

Country Music #1 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (guitar music during Ben & Stumpy)

Take a Bow 2 – David Lindup (end of show)

I.T.M.A. – Michael North (show was a success)

Goldfinger – David Morse [CPM] (“What are you doing here? I fired your butt!”)

Romance at Midnight – Johnny Pearson (Ben and Stumpy in the limo)

Showtime #6 – Neil Amsterdam [OGM] (Ren, Stimpy, and Haggis under a bridge)

The Swinging Parade – Alan Moorhouse (title card)

The Toy Trumpet – Raymond Scott (opening at boot camp)

A Furtive Affair 59 – Dick Walter (scoutmaster introduced)

Music for Percussion (8 to 13) – Laurie Johnson (“Ya gotta earn some BADGES!”)

War Statement 8 – Laurie Johnson (drum roll)

Springtime for Lovers – Len Stevens (Stimpy describing selling cookies)

Horror Chords (a) – Paddy Kingsland (“…Till midnight to sell all them cookies.”)

The Toy Trumpet – Raymond Scott (Ren slaps Stimpy)

Blue Harmonica – Paul Lenart, Richard Rosenblatt (Ren and Stimpy in the desert)

Static Time – John Scott (Ren and Stimpy are waiting for a customer)

The Sleeper Awakens – Richard Harvey (Stimpy’s hungry)

Dramatic Impact 2 – Ivor Slaney (“Oh no, Ren!”)

Pomp and Circumstance March #1 – Edward Elgar (Stimpy starts to make a speech)

Cradle Song (Brahms’ Lullaby) – Johannes Brahms, Fiachra Trench (Ren and Stimpy are full)

In the Streets – Gerhard Trede (a limo approaches)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (a guy’s head comes out of the limo)

Trafficscape – Eric Winstone (Ren is about to sell them but Stimpy opens his mouth)

Colour Bridges (4 1-7) – Sidney Kay (“Here, pig boy, gnaw on this!”)

Moving Target – Simon Benson, Eugenio Grandi (guy is eating the cactuses)

Trafficscape – Eric Winstone (guy in limo leaves)

Barrelhouse Stomp (a) – Jonathan Starkey (card game)

Ein Montag Im November – Gerhard Trede (Ren leaves the card game)

A Furtive Affair 59 – Dick Walter (“I know the funnest badge of ’em all.”)

Drama Link (b) – Hubert Clifford (snipe hunting badge)

Mists of Illusion – Gilbert Vinter (Stimpy is mesmerized by the snipe concept)

A Furtive Affair 59 – Dick Walter (scoutmaster leaves)

Hunting the Hare – James Gourlay [CPM] (right before Ren is yelled at by Stimpy)

Dramatic Impact 1 – Ivor Slaney (“I want that snipe badge!”)

Hunting the Hare – James Gourlay [CPM] (Stimpy leaves)

A Furtive Affair 59 – Dick Walter (scoutmaster laughs)

Reveille [arrangement by Charlie Brissette and Bob Camp] (pan down to camp)

The Toy Trumpet – Raymond Scott (Ren’s about to leave)

Hunting the Hare – James Gourlay [CPM] (“I caught one, I caught one!”)

Weapons of War Link 1 – Richard Hill (snipe appears)

Full Alert – John Scott (Ren’s beat up by the snipe)

Trumpet Call 1 – Sam Fonteyn (first merit badge earned)

Pizzacato from Sylvia – Leo Delibes (girls are giving Stimpy some congrats)

Drama Link (o) – Hubert Clifford (Ren feels dejected)

A Furtive Affair 59 – Dick Walter (scoutmaster appears again)

The Toy Trumpet – Raymond Scott (Stimpy reading book)

Panic Patrol – Kenny Graham (Ren and Stimpy fall off the cliff)

Trumpet Call 1 – Sam Fonteyn (merit badge earned)

The Toy Trumpet – Raymond Scott (trying to earn more merit badges)

Colour Bridges (2) – Sidney Kay (badger bites Ren)

Drama Link (e) – Hubert Clifford (Ren’s attacked by bears)

Trumpet Call 1 – Sam Fonteyn (merit badge earned)

Cowboys Delight – Charlie Brissette [original composition based on “Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie”] (campfire scene)

Smouldering Fury (a) – Trevor Duncan (costumes taken off)

The Toy Trumpet – Raymond Scott (ending)

A Fairy Tale – Raduz and Mahulena Op 16 – 4) Allegro Appassionato – Josef Suk, George Wilson [CPM] (title card)

Terror by Night – Hubert Clifford (opening)

Declamatory Chords – Alan Braden (“I’ve got thrice the hiney now!”)

Variete 3 – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (Stimpy reveals the formula)

Black Swarm – Simon Benson (“Ren! Be careful with that!”)

Dramatic Cue (d) – Ronald Hanmer (Ren shakes formula)

A Fairy Tale – Raduz and Mahulena Op 16 – 4) Allegro Appassionato – Josef Suk, George Wilson [CPM] (formula spills on Ren)

Drama Link (f), (d) – Hubert Clifford (Ren reacts to the formula)

Night on Bare Mountain – Modest Mussorgsky (Ren splits in half)

1945 Adagio Funebre – Gerhard Trede (“Ye gods! Ren’s been split into his two opposite halves!”)

Trombone Slides – Dick Walter (“…and his indifferent side!”)

Spindlelegs – Cedric Palmer (Stimpy’s happy)

Descriptive Items 8 – John Fox; Harp Fizz 1 – Otto Sieben (TV show)

Mud – Ron Aspery (Stimpy and the two Rens on the couch)

Spindlelegs – Cedric Palmer (Evil Ren throws TV)

Stealth by Night – Jack Coles (Evil Ren laughs)

Haydn: Symphony No. 94, 1st Movement (Surprise) – Lee Ashley [OGM] (girl scout)

Whodunnit? – Steve Race (Evil Ren’s about to plug in the TV)

Questions – John Scott (Evil Ren laughs)

Fashion on Parade – Ronald Hanmer (Stimpy and Apathy Ren take a walk)

Whodunnit? – Steve Race (Evil Ren barracades the door)

Static Link D – Gregor Narholz (hours later…)

Fashion on Parade – Ronald Hanmer (Stimpy and Apathy Ren enter the house)

Static Link A – Gregor Narholz (“Oh Evil Ren…?”)

Colour Bridges (3) – Sidney Kay (“What’s this stuff?”)

Bassoon Link (b) – Richard Myhill (Stimpy’s record melts)

Terror by Night – Hubert Clifford (“Mousy!”)

Light Eerie – George Hormel [Capitol Hi-Q] (“Careful, Ren!”)

Horror Chords (c) – Paddy Kingsland (Ren holds the litter)

Dramatic Sting #9 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (Stimpy screams)

Dangerous A – Mladen Franko (Ren dumps the litter)

Brickbats (1-8); Brickbat (Build-Up) – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy’s tied up)

Woodland Scene – John Fox (“You and Deadpan Ren need each other!”)

1930 Largo – Gerhard Trede (“Let me help put you back together.”)

Sweet Air A – Mladen Franko (“I’ve seen a part of myself no man should ever see.”)

Approaching Evil – Christopher Payne, Paul Rogers [CPM] (Ren dumps more formula on himself)

Power Master – Jack Beaver (“But what if there were two evil Rens?”)

1945 Adagio Funebre – Gerhard Trede (Ren’s split again)

Trombone Slides – Dick Walter (Evil Ren and Hideously Evil Ren hook up)

Sunday Service (b) – Peter Lea-Cox (wedding)

National Anthem of France A – Alfred Kluten, Claude Rouget de Lisle (Evil Ren and Hideously Evil Ren drive off)

Poetic Love Theme B – Mladen Franko (ending)

March of the Astronauts – Cedric Palmer (title card)

Scenic Action A – John Fox (“Untamed World” titles)

Drama Shock (g) – Richard Harvey (slug on Ren’s back)

Grieg: Anitra’s Dance from “Peer Gynt” (Waltz) – Lee Ashley [OGM] (diagram of lummox)

Nautical Trilogy – Robert Farnon [CPM] (map)

Gyil Dance – Guy Warren (Ren and Stimpy on foot on the island)

Talking Drums – Guy Warren (“On and on we trek…”)

The March of the Ants – Sidney Crooke (Stimpy tracks)

Smouldering Fury (a) – Trevor Duncan (Stimpy finds a clue)

Where Danger Lurks – Ronald Hanmer (Ren and Stimpy crawling in the shadows)

Poetic Love Theme B – Mladen Franko (lummox revealed)

War Statement 2 – Laurie Johnson (“We mustn’t let our emotions overwhelm us.”)

The Sleeper Awakens – Richard Harvey (Ren tells the audience they must remain quiet)

Police Car Chase – Jack Beaver (lummox startled)

Barber of Seville Overture – Gioacchino Rossini (lummox picks his nose and scratches his butt)

Viva Mexico – Keith Mansfield (Stimpy scratches his butt)

Slow Sax – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (lummox combs his hair with meat)

Fly by Night – Montague Ewing (“And now, for dessert.”)

Dramatic Event – Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (lummox gets mad)

Air Raid – Gerhard Trede (“Quick, drink this bucket of lard!”)

Super-Mart – William E. McRae [Capitol Hi-Q] (“Cousins!”)

Togetherness – Erik Markman [OGM] (lummox bonding rituals)

William Tell Overture – Gioacchino Rossini (morning)

Rossini: Overture from “The Thieving Magpie,” Part II – Lee Ashley [OGM] (another lummox)

Romeo & Juliet Overture – Peter Tchaikovsky, Fiachra Trench (male chosen by female)

Bits and Pieces – Ronald Hanmer (other lummox angry)

Maniac Pursuit – Trevor Duncan (showdown)

The Hurry Up – Kenny Graham (pen shot off lummox belly)

Inferno – Fredric Bayco (alphabet burping begins)

Finger of Fear – Fredric Bayco (“He’s ready.”)

Hail to the Chief – Graham De Wilde (burping contest ends)

Drama Link (o) – Hubert Clifford (defeated lummox walks away)

Hot Club 30 – Don Harper (woman takes winner man away)

Scenic Action H – John Fox (the end of the show)

The Ascendant (d) – Richard Harvey (ending)