"Space Dogged" is the third episode of Season 5 of The Ren & Stimpy Show, which aired on June 3, 1995.
Characters[]
- Rennovich
- Stimpski
- Kowalski
- Mr. Horse (picture only)
- American space pigs
Summary[]
Ren and Stimpy are the first dog and cat sent up to space in the Russian space program.
Plot[]
Rennovich and Stimpski accept join the USSR Kosmonaut Program for the next Space Race that's realizin',after some training they're finally prepared for the challenges on their way for make Russia a superior country with a memorable record
after some adversities with the space difficultys and the low budget rocket that showed lots of problems,they finally manage to be on space,in a attempt of being more faster,they try to steal fuel to the american PIGS! but their problems don't end because of the pig stopping of produce fuel,so they decided to take the risky decision of burn stinkin' clothing,making blow their limits and being more faster,making the USA rocket crash on the Big Very-Well-Known Russia.the pair of soviet cadets crash on the USA,the general congrats them but after he realizes they're russians,so how the reporters are coming more faster,he decides to fake their nationalities,making the USA being 1st place and the russians second place
Production Music[]
- Squadron Airborne – Bruce Campbell (title card)
- National Anthem U.S.S.R. – Alexander Alexandrov (news reel film)
- Lambs in Clover – Jack Strachey (I Love Olga on TV)
- National Anthem U.S.S.R. – Alexander Alexandrov (eating in space test)
- Basso Ostinato Op.5 No.5 (Russia) – Anton Arensky, Susan Kanzian, Ed Lewis (“Rocket 11, ready for launch.”)
- Wargames Linking Section (d) – Keith Mansfield (mice are put on the rocket)
- Basso Ostinato Op.5 No.5 (Russia) – Anton Arensky, Susan Kanzian, Ed Lewis (#12 switches with Stimpy)
- Wargames Linking Section (b) – Keith Mansfield (#12 is taken to rocket and explodes)
- Miss World (b) – Tony Kinsey (waiting room music)
- Wargames Linking Section (c) – Keith Mansfield (Ren and Stimpy riding the lift)
- Bliss – Alec Gould (“I’ve got to go pottsky.”)
- The March of the Ants – Sidney Crooke; Slapstick Effects 27 – David Bell (“Hey wait a minute…”)
- Dramatic Cue (c) – Ronald Hanmer (Ren tries to hold back Stimpy’s waste)
- Mounting the Scaffold 1 – Gregor Narholz; Armed Attack 1 – Mladen Franko (take-off)
- Chariot Race – Helmuth Brandenburg (Ren and Stimpy leaving Earth)
- Hungarian Sundance – Friedrich Sehl (Russian dances)
- Chariot Race – Helmuth Brandenburg (space shuttle is falling)
- Anthem of Czarist Russia (Hist.Hymn) B – A. Feodorovitch Lvov, Alfred Kluten (“It’s working, Stimpski!”)
- Sleeping Beauty: Introduction – Peter Tchaikovsky (“We’re out of potatoes!”)
- Dramatic Cue (g) – Ronald Hanmer (Stimpy using many items as fuel)
- Wonders of Space – Dave Rogers, Paul Shaw [CPM] (Ren and Stimpy in space)
- Snare March (d) – Gary Kettel (drum roll while Ren describes the plan)
- Sleeping Beauty: Waltz – Peter Tchaikovsky (Stimpy on the mission)
- Snare March (d) – Gary Kettel (drum roll)
- Romeo and Juliet Overture – Peter Tchaikovsky (“Russian dog!”)
- Washington Post March – John Sousa (“Welcome home, boys. You’re heroes!”)
- Orchestral Link 68 – Mike Sunderland (Ren and Stimpy trying to talk American)
- Dramatic Sting #9 – Dan Kirsten [OGM] (army guy screams)
- Mental Torment – John Fox (press coming)
- The Star Spangled Banner (a) – Graham De Wilde (“We’re number one!”)
- National Anthem Of Turkey B – Alfred Kluten, Ungor (“We’re number two!”)
Trvia/Goofs[]
- Phil Hartman guest-stars in this episode, voicing the Russian newsreel narrator and one of the American space pigs.
- When Ren & Stimpy were going inside the plane, Stimpy didn't have a cookie and cocca in his hands. However, in a close-up, he has both of them in his hands.
- When Stimpy is throwing the furniture, a painting of Mr. Horse can be seen.
- This is one of the two Games Animation episodes that portray Ren and Stimpy as being Soviets, the other being "Aloha Höek".
- when "The March of the Ants" sting ends,if you hear closer,you can hear the last part repeat


