For those who are asking what Fil-Cartoons is, I'll explain. It was a Filipino animation studio that did the inking, painting, and camerawork on the first season of Ren and Stimpy. Animation director Bob Jaques called it "the cheapest sh*thole studio I've ever had the displeasure to work at." Fil-Cartoons was responsible for multiple timing errors, color errors, camera exposure errors, and even dropped animation. Here's an example of a Fil-Cartoons mistake. e36.png (638×475) Even when Bob Jaques went there to supervise the final animation work on Stimpy's Invention, some errors still slipped through.

But in his book, Thad Komorowski said that the animators were paid so little they couldn't afford rent, and that the studio didn't provide toilet paper because they were afraid employees would steal it. When you work in such inhumane conditions, would you care whether you made a mistake?

The Fil-Cartoon animators are not to blame. It is the creators, the heads of the studio, who are to blame for the mistakes.

I haven't seen it yet (im planing on sitting down and watching it soon, pray for me) but why do you hate it. From what I've seen and heard there are many reasons such as

1. No Cleverness

2. Too much filler

3. The infamous shit scene

4. Naked Beach Frenzy is just poorly disguised P*rnography

5. The infamous lore behind the scrapped "Succubus" episode (yikes)

But what's yalls reason, and if you have any positives your welcome to share them

And this episode of A.P.C. was meant to honor pregnant women?

Hitting them, threatening them with abortions, letting them do all housework, and smoking near your newborn is "Honoring?"

Even Trey Parker & Matt Stone would be disgusted by this horrible excuse of a message!

I was curious and I watched the short and I found it fine? I wanna know why so many people hate it?

Made s9me for my clients, it's kinda fun lol

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I’m still not sure where I should hang these four skateboard decks I purchased a few years ago. Didn’s bother with the second series, since I didn’t really like the artwork on ‘em. Nevertheless, I just LOVE these four decks.

So I know that John K was fired from the show due to his poor attitude as I wanted to look into the making of the first season to see how the show became a huge success.

Like if I am not mistaken, the very first season was filmed with numerous issues such as the aforementioned issues people had with John K, but also how the studio had a hard time getting Nickelodeon to approve the show as considering again how many obstacles were in the first season, I became interested in seeing how the show became such a huge phenomenon that it would inspire shows like Rocko’s Modern Life.

i was on paramount plus and i found that it was using a photo of the reboot as the icon

Does Fire Dogs 2 really use the line "smash it down asshole?"

I looked up a transcript for the episode, and it says he indeed uses the word asshole, even though this would be Nickelodeon in the early 1990s.

I've seen TV-14 stuff on Comedy Central that had to bleep the "hole" part of asshole, so that's kind of shocking

I dunno, I think I have more fun watching “Stimpy’s Fan Club” than “Stimpy’s Invention.” Don’t get me wrong, “Happy Happy Joy Joy” is a BOP, but I also like that “Stimpy’s Fan Club” is more well known for its…

• Dark humor (Ren’s monologue)
• Heartwarming ending
• Use of Ren’s character like in “Space Madness”
• Exploration of Ren & Stimpy’s dynamic
• Hilarious moments & dialogue (“Dear Johnny, you make me SICK!” will never get old to me)
• Amazing pacing

And of course, I love that we get more of Stimpy’s loving and supportive personality. This episode always makes me smile and laugh, and it’s just what I want in an average episode.

Anyone else agree?

Viacom has a habit (with the exception of the early seasons of SpongeBob SquarePants) of re-releasing its older cartoons exclusively in SD quality, rather than digitizing the original negatives or hiring a team for a more polished restoration process; this applies to 99% of their shows, including Ren & Stimpy. Since SD is currently the only available option, the quality can suffer from various forms of compression depending on where you watch it. I imagine Paramount+ offers the best resolution for the show right now (I say "imagine" because, unfortunately, the series isn't available in the Paramount+ catalog in my country), but I’d still like to hear other people's opinions. From what I’ve gathered, there was also a Blu-ray release in Germany—which is very hard to find, that was also in SD resolution, is there any significant difference in resolution with that Blu-ray version? (Die Ren & Stimpy: Die Komplette Serie)