Ren and Stimpy (Picture 3)
Ren and Stimpy cartoon images gallery 3. Ren and Stimpy cartoon pictures collection 3.
The show's pilot began production in 1989, after Kricfalusi pitched and sold The Ren and Stimpy Show to Nickelodeon. The pilot was done by Kricfalusi's own animation house, Spümcø, and screened at film festivals for several months before the show was announced in Nickelodeon's schedule. The first episode of the show debuted on August 11, 1991, premiering alongside Doug and Rugrats. Spümcø continued to produce the show for the next two years while encountering issues with Nickelodeon's Standards and Practices.
Kricfalusi describes his early period with Nickelodeon as being "simple", as there was only one executive, Coffey, with whom he got along; when another executive was added, he moved to alter or discard some of the Ren and Stimpy episodes produced, but Kricfalusi says the episodes stayed intact since he did a "trade" with Coffey: he would have some "really crazy" episodes in exchange for some "heart-warming" episodes. In his blog, Kricfalusi described The Ren and Stimpy Show as the "safest project I ever worked on" while explaining the meaning of "safe" as "spend a third of what they spend now per picture, hire proven creative talent, and let them entertain". He estimates The Ren and Stimpy Show cost around six million United States dollars to produce.
Ren and Stimpy cartoon images gallery 3. Ren and Stimpy cartoon pictures collection 3.
The show's pilot began production in 1989, after Kricfalusi pitched and sold The Ren and Stimpy Show to Nickelodeon. The pilot was done by Kricfalusi's own animation house, Spümcø, and screened at film festivals for several months before the show was announced in Nickelodeon's schedule. The first episode of the show debuted on August 11, 1991, premiering alongside Doug and Rugrats. Spümcø continued to produce the show for the next two years while encountering issues with Nickelodeon's Standards and Practices.
Kricfalusi describes his early period with Nickelodeon as being "simple", as there was only one executive, Coffey, with whom he got along; when another executive was added, he moved to alter or discard some of the Ren and Stimpy episodes produced, but Kricfalusi says the episodes stayed intact since he did a "trade" with Coffey: he would have some "really crazy" episodes in exchange for some "heart-warming" episodes. In his blog, Kricfalusi described The Ren and Stimpy Show as the "safest project I ever worked on" while explaining the meaning of "safe" as "spend a third of what they spend now per picture, hire proven creative talent, and let them entertain". He estimates The Ren and Stimpy Show cost around six million United States dollars to produce.
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