First aired November 20, 1993 – Prod. no. RS-301

Directed by Bob Camp – Story: Bob Camp, Vincent Waller – Storyboard: Jim Gomez – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Waller’s final credit on the original show, as he had departed along with several other artists after Kricfalusi’s firing. He would eventually become supervising producer and showrunner for SpongeBob SquarePants, a show that employed a number of other ex-Spumco alumni.

This episode, and “A Yard Too Far,” were originally intended for Season 2 but were instead held over to begin the third season.

First aired November 20, 1993 – Prod. no. RS-305

Directed by Bob Camp – Story: Bob Camp – Storyboard: Bob Camp, Joe Sibilski – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Additional story: John K.

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Video: “More Stinky Stories.”

First aired November 26, 1993 – Prod. no. RS-306

Directed by Bob Camp and Jim Gomez – Story: Peter Avanzino, Ron Hauge, Bob Camp – Storyboard: Stephen DeStefano – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Working title: “Two Midget Warning.”

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Charlie Callas, Harris Peet.

Beginning with this episode, John Kricfalusi’s name is removed from the show opening.

First aired November 26, 1993 – Prod. no. RS-302

Directed by Bill Wray and Bob Camp – Story: Richard Pursel – Storyboard: Bill Wray – Background Design: Bill Wray

Originally titled “No Pants Today, or Stimpy: That Dirty Little Naked Boy.”

Additional story (uncredited): John K.

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Cheryl Chase, Danny Cooksey, Michael Pataki.

First aired December 18, 1993 – Prod. no. RS-304

Directed by Ron Hughart – Story: Richard Pursel – Storyboard: Peter Avanzino – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Additional story (uncredited): John K.

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Bob Camp, Gary Owens, Cheryl Chase.

First aired December 18, 1993 – Prod. no. RS-310

Directed by Jim Gomez – Story: Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Stephen DeStefano – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Jack Carter.

Video: “Incredibly Stupid Stories.”

First aired January 8, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-303

Direkshun by Baughb Camp – Writed by John Krisfaloosy – Storibored by Mike Kimm and Kris Reccardy – Preety Colors by Scotty Wills and Teale [SIC]

Additional story: Elinor Blake. Reruns would remove Kricfalusi’s writing credit and add an opening voice credit for Jack Carter as Wilbur Cobb.

Character design and storyboard on Stimpy’s cartoon “I Like Pink” by Ron Hauge.

Animation: Rough Draft Korea; digital ink and paint by USAnimation, Hollywood, CA.

First aired February 19, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-309

Directed by Ron Hughart – Story: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Peter Avanzino – Background Color Design: Victoria Jenson

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Stan Freberg, Harris Peet.

Video: “Incredibly Stupid Stories.”

First aired February 19, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-320

Directed by Bob Camp – Story: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez – Storyboard: Peter Avanzino – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Premise by Richard Pursel and John K. (originally titled “Fishing Trip”).

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Jack Carter, Bob Camp, Harris Peet.

First aired March 12, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-319

Directed by Howard E. Baker – Story: Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Howard E. Baker, Stephen DeStefano

Additional storyboard: Garret Ho.

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Jack Carter, Cheryl Chase.

Video: “Nicktoons Road Trip.”

First aired April 2, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-311

Directed by Bob Camp – Story: Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge, Bill Wray – Storyboard: Bill Wray, Bob Camp – Background Color: Bill Wray

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Jack Carter, Alan Young, Harris Peet.

1994 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Animated Program. Lost to Roman City with David Macaulay (Unicorn Projects/PBS).

First aired April 9, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-321

Directed by Ron Hughart – Story: Steve Mellor – Storyboard: Stephen DeStefano – Background Color Design: Vicky Jenson – Featuring Gilbert Gottfried

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Additional VO: Harris Peet.

Song “Climb Inside My World” written by Steve Mellor, performed and arranged by Masters Of Reality, and produced by Chris Goss.

First aired April 30, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-308

Directed by Chris Reccardi – Story: Jim Gomez, Chris Reccardi – Background Color Styling: Scott Wills

Working title: “The Scotsman.”

Additional music: Chris Reccardi.

Animation: Rough Draft Korea; digital ink and paint by USAnimation.

VO: Alan Young, Stan Freberg, Harris Peet.

First aired June 4, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-317

Directed by Ron Hughart – Featuring Rosie O’Donnell – Story: Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Victoria Jenson – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Additional story: Richard Pursel.

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Additional VO: Cheryl Chase.

First aired June 4, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-313

Directed by Michael Kim – Story: Michael Kim, Ron Hauge, Bob Camp – Storyboard: Peter Avanzino – Background Color Design: Bill Wray, Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Cheryl Chase.

First aired July 30, 1994 – Prod. no. RS-327

Directed by Bob Camp – Story: Bob Camp, John K. – Storyboard: Jim Smith – Backgrounds: Victoria Jenson

Additional story: Jim Smith.

Animation: Wang Film Productions, Taiwan.

VO: Harris Peet, Bob Camp.

Video: “As Stinky As They Wanna Be.”