The Ren & Stimpy Show: Season Five

Space Dogged

First aired June 3, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-429

Directed by Steve Loter – Story: Jim Gomez, Bob Camp – Storyboard: Tom McGrath – Featuring Phil Hartman – Background Color: Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Additional VO: Harris Peet.

Feud for Sale

First aired June 3, 1995

Directed by Ron Hughart – Story: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra, Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Chris Reccardi – Background Color: Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Hair of the Cat

First aired July 1, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-433

Directed by Ken Bruce – Story: Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Kirk Field

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

City Hicks

First aired July 1, 1995

Directed by Ken Bruce – Story: Vince Calandra – Storyboard: Jim Kammerud, Arthur Filloy – Background Color: Richard Daskas

Animation: Toon-Us-In.

Stimpy's Pet

First aired October 7, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-434

Directed by Steve Loter – Featuring Phil Hartman – Story: Vince Calandra, Jim Gomez, Bob Camp – Storyboard: Brian Smith, Dan Root, Steve Loter – Background Color Design: Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Ren's Brain

First aired October 7, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-414

Directed by Chris Reccardi – Story: John K., Richard Pursel – Storyboard: Chris Reccardi – Background Color: Scott Wills

Additional music: Chris Reccardi.

Animation: Toon-Us-In; ink and paint by Yae Son.

Reccardi would later work on a number of Cartoon Network shows, including The Powerpuff Girls and Samurai Jack, before his death in 2019.

Bell Hops

First aired October 28, 1995

Directed by Ken Bruce – Featuring Mark Hamill – Story: Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra, Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Jim Kammerud

Animation: Mr. Big; ink and paint by Yae Son.

Dog Tags

First aired October 28, 1995

Directed by Ken Bruce – Story: Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Jim Kammerud

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

I Was a Teenage Stimpy

First aired November 4, 1995

Directed by Tom McGrath – Story: Bob Camp, Vince Calandra, Jim Gomez – Storyboard: Tom McGrath, Stephen DeStefano – Background Color: Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Who's Stupid Now?

First aired November 4, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-439

Written and Directed by Michael Kim – Background Color: Ramone Zibach

Working title: “Twist of Chemistry.”

Animation: Toon-Us-In; ink and paint by Yae Son.

School Mates

First aired November 11, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-435

Directed by Kirk Field – Story: Jim Gomez – Storyboard: Brian Smith – Background Color: Richard Daskas

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Dinner Party

First aired November 11, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-436

No director credited – Story: Vince Calandra – Storyboard: Rob Koo, Armen Melkonian – Background Color: Richard Daskas

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

VO: Alan Young.

Big Flakes

First aired November 18, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-422

Directed by Ken Bruce – Storyboard: Tom McGrath – Story: Ron Hauge, Jim Gomez, Bob Camp – Background Color: Richard Zaloudek

Additional storyboard: Kirk Field, Jeff “Swampy” Marsh, Dan Povenmire.

Animation: Mr. Big; ink and paint by Yae Son.

Video: “Have Yourself a Stinky Little Christmas” (Paramount release).

Pen Pals

First aired November 18, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-430

Directed by Tom Owens and Craig Bartlett – Story: Ron Hauge – Storyboard: Michael Kim – Background Color: Scott Wills

Animation: Toon-Us-In; ink and paint by Yae Son.

Terminal Stimpy

First aired December 9, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-425

Directed by Arthur Filloy – Story: Jim Gomez, Bob Camp, Vince Calandra – Storyboard: Kirk Field, Bob Camp – Background Color: Richard Zaloudek

Animation: Mr. Big; ink and paint by Yae Son.

VO: Michael Pataki, Harris Peet.

Reverend Jack

First aired December 9, 1995 – Prod. no. RS-419

Directed by Craig Bartlett – Story: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez – Storyboard: Stephen DeStefano – Featuring Frank Gorshin as the Rev. Jack Cheese – Background Color: Scott Wills

Animation: Rough Draft Korea.

Additional VO: Michael Pataki, Harris Peet.

A Scooter for Yaksmas

First aired December 16, 1995

Directed by Bob Camp – Story: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra – Storyboard: Bob Camp, Tom McGrath, Stephen DeStefano – Background Color: Bill Wray

Animation: Rough Draft Korea; digital ink and paint by Rough Draft Studios, Inc.

VO: June Lockhart, Harris Peet.

Sammy and Me

First aired October 20, 1996 (MTV); August 18, 2000 (Nickelodeon) – Prod. no. RS-424

Directed by Bill Wray – Story: Jim Gomez, Bill Wray – Storyboard: Stephen DeStefano, Bill Wray – Animation Director: Arthur Filloy – Background Color: Bill Wray – Featuring Tommy Davidson as Sammy

Additional music: Shawn Patterson; lyrics by Bill Wray.

Animation: Mr. Big; ink and paint by Yae Son.

The Last Temptation

First aired October 20, 1996 (MTV); never aired on Nickelodeon – Prod. no. RS-440

Directed by Bob Camp – Story: Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra, Bob Camp – Storyboard: Bob Camp – Background Color: Bill Wray

Animation: Toon-Us-In; digital ink and paint by USAnimation.

VO: Jack Carter.

Closing credits refer to this episode as “The Last Temptation of Ren.”

Closing Credits:

Executive Producer: Vanessa Coffey
Producer: Jim Ballantine
Supervising Director: Bob Camp
Layout Supervisor: Tom Owens
Layout Artists: J.L. Fishline, Marc Perry, Chris Mitchell, Mark Colangelo, Bonnie Griggs, Sherman Cohen, Chris Savino
Writers: Bob Camp, Jim Gomez, Vince Calandra, Ron Hauge
Timing Directors: Ken Bruce, Donald Judge, Ron Hughart, Tim Walker, Allan Smart
Story Reel Timer: Mike Andrews
Timing Assistants: Helen Chough, Andrew Haug
Lip Assignments: Ken Holaday
Starring Billy West as Ren & Stimpy
The Players: Bob Camp, Phil Hartman, Shawn Michael Patterson, Jack Carter, Michael Pataki, Harris Peet, Alan Young, and Billy West
The Singers: Randy Crenshaw, Charlie Brissette, Bob Joyce
Color Key Supervisor: Teale Reon Wang
Color Key Stylists: Catherine E. Simmonds, Daniel J. Harris
Model Painter: Shawn Ahn-Lee
Inking: Mimi Kwon
Background Color Stylist: Scott Wills
Background Painters: Ramone Zibach, Richard Daskas
Background Design: Larry Murphy, Amil Mitev, Aaron Smith, Ennio Torresan, Kirk Field
Checking/Scene Planning: Karen Hansen, Jungja Kim-Wolf, Diana LeBost, Jose Silverio
Special Effects: Dave Bossert
Associate Producer: Hal Waite Jr.
Production Manager: Marge Dean
Production Coordinator: Alex Johns
Financial Services: Robert Cseko, LeAnn Tice
Executive Assistant to Jim Ballantine and Bob Camp: Cathie Lynn Lamm
Executive Assistant to Vanessa Coffey: Nathania Seales
Story Coordinator: Keith Alin Lesser
Studio Operations Manager: Scott Huml
Production Assistants: Joseph Montague, Orlando Ashley
Background Assistant: Aaron Smith
Supervising Editor: Scott Jeffress
Sound Supervisor: Brian Mendelsohn
Post Production Supervisor: Heather Adams
Sound FX Editor: Mark J. Uribe
Music Editor: Shawn Patterson
Dialogue and Foley Editor: Brad Cox
Mixer: Brian Mendelsohn
Assistant Editor: Christopher Hink
Track Reader: Bradley Carow
Featuring the Music of: Associated Production Music, Capitol Production Music, and Screamin’ Lederhosen

Rough Draft Korea:
- Animation Director: Gregg Vanzo
- Co-Director: Bong Hee Han
- Animators: Yu Moon Jung, Joon Eui Lee, Jong Ho Kim, Won Hee Han, Young Oh Shin, Won Gi Kim, Sung Chul Yum, Myung Nam Jang, Hyun Chul Kim, Yong Sun Ahn, Jung Pok Wi, Tae Soon Kim
- Production: Hye Joon Yun, Nikki Vanzo, Jae Jin Oh, Byung Chul Yea, Chul Ho Kim

- Department Supervisors: Yong Nam Park, Ji Yeun You, Hye Ryung Hong, Chul Kyu Lim, Byung Sun Kim, Yong Hwan Choi, Bae Geun Kim, Jin Suk Pae, Mee Suk Jeon, Ho Jin Kim
Rough Draft Studios, Inc.:
- Technical Director: Scott J. Vanzo
- Ink and Paint: Nathan Scott Brown, Shelly Henderson, Sang Am Lee, David Valera, Lynn Vanzo, Elizabeth Werden
- Color Management: Barbara Newby
- Background Processing: Candice Goldfarb, Carlos Ramirez
- Camera: Dong Won Kim, Walter Batycki
Toon-Us-In Animation Inc.:
- Supervising Animator: Andy Kim
- Animators: Young S. Lee, Sang W. Kim, Kyung Shin, Joung Choi
- Clean-Up: Gahee Yum, Gyung Chun Song, Eun Sang Jang
- In-Between: Byung Won Chung, Stacy Rhee, Ho Young Lee, Hyung Suk Jin, Sara Yoon
- Animation Checker: Yebbi Choi
- Line Test: Do Sun Lee

- Production Manager: Mark Yoon

Mr. Big Cartoons:
- Layout Director: Craig Handley
- Layouts: Mark Mulgrew, Steve Cooper, Sergio Medina
- Backgrounds: Robert Qui, Richard Zaloudek
- Animation Director: Arthur Filloy
- Production Supervisor: Scott Bern
- Production Coordinator: Mark D’Arcy-Irvine
- Pencil Test Cameraman: Vincent Jungstedt
- Animators: Mike Chavez, Greg Ingram, Murray Bebus, Rick Tinschert, Gerry Grabner, Dwayne Labbe, Adam Marr, Paul Newall
- Assistants: Adam Hicks, Sean Aspinall, Mark Sonntag, Jan D’Silva, Ann Henriksson, David Parle, Kaye Watts, Rob Armstrong, Adam Rapson, Steve Taylor, Tabby O’Connel, Max Gunner, Gerard Hannagan, Paul Baker, David Bradford, Ian Young, Steven Dodds, Phoebe Middleton, Stuart Cunningham
Yae Son Animation Studio, Korea:
- Production: Kyng Ja Park, Candice Lee, Kee Hyun Lee
- Head Ink and Paint: Mee Ae Kim
- Inkers: Mi Young Jo, Sung Sun Lee
- Color Department: Mi Ae Kim, Kyung Hee Lee, Mun Suk Ryn, Bok Hyung Kim, Sun Ybop Cho, Eun Jung Lee, Ja Young Kim, Sung Young Park, Hwa Hyu Kim, Sun Mi Kim, Young Yun Sug, Eun Ju Park, Hyun Suk Jeon, Song Bong Yun
- Final Checking: Jna Mi Hwang, Mi Young Park

- Department Supervisors: Youn Hwan Choi, Ki Hwn Kim, Youn Ki Kim

USAnimation Inc. (Hollywood, California):
- Executive Producer: David Lipman
- Associate Producer: Andrea Romero
- Technical Director: Andrew Jolliff
- Assistant Technical Director: Scott Rossman
- Ink and Paint: Bill Bramberg, Richard Jones, Rick Moser, Brant Hawes, Jeannine Losee, Janet Pigott, Taylor Jolliff, Seth Morgan, Serena Reid, Maria Yaneza
- Production Assistants: Kathy Hector, Steven Walker
Ren & Stimpy Created by John Kricfalusi
Executive in Charge of Production for Nickelodeon: Mary Harrington

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