Product Details

• Actors: Bob Camp, Cheryl Chase, John Kricfalusi, Gary Owens, Michael Pataki
• Directors: Bob Camp, John Kricfalusi, Jim Smith (III), Vincent Waller, Peter Avanzino
• Format: Animated, Color, NTSC
• Number of tapes: 1
• Studio: VH1 Television
• VHS Release Date: August 30, 1994
• Run Time: 40 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
• ASIN: 6303191797
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #14,599 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Possibly two of the most insane epidoses ever!, January 28, 2003

By	Lenny Leno (Worcester, New England, MA., USA) - See all my reviews

why did anybody review this one, maybe their too scare, cause these two epidoses are probably the most groundbreaking, most demented and conterversational ones ever! the first one features Ren waiting for his swedish cousin SVEN! once he arrives he has a body of Ren but a personality of Stimpy. Stimpy and Sven being a lot of mishaps, which makes Ren mad as mad as he can get (sure Ren does get mad, but he loses it here). The Second one feature Ren becoming jeolous over Stimpy's popularity of the show. Ren began another rage, even crazier then the other time. These two epidoses are incredible and brilliant! When will R&S go on DVD! WHEN!! MAN I JUST CAN'T WAIT!! REN & STIMPY ARE BRILLIANT!! and amazing!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars you stewpid eediet!, April 2, 2004

A Kid's Review

Hi! The Ren and Stimpy Classics 2 is so funny! It comes with a total of 3 enjoyable episodes. The first is called "Sven Hoek." It's about when Ren's cousin visits from somewhere on the other side of the world. And he finds kinship in Ren's home-with Stimpy. Next is the classic "Action Log ad." THen the last episode is called "Stimpy's Fan Club." It is when Ren and Stimpy get their mail one day, all of it for Stimpy. So Stimpy lets Ren help the staff of his fan club, and that's when trouble happens. I recommend this tape to anyone over the age of 12 because of the humor.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Hey Ren!, March 4, 2003

By	Michael Kerner "Michael Kerner" (Brooklyn, New York U.S.A.) - See all my reviews (TOP 500 REVIEWER)

By 1994, Ren & Stimpy were the most popular cartoon characters on Nickelodeon, and the humor was still just as wild as you could ever expect from the cat with no tail, and the egotistical dog, Ren. Nevertheless, the cartoon still remain as the most zany toons ever made for older kids of course. But sometimes, there are only two shows rather than one on a collection. This one is the only one that has had that effect.

The sequel to Ren & Stimpy's classics, Classics II, contains two double-length animated cartoons. The first one Swen Hoek, is one where Ren & Stimpy encounter a visit from Ren's cousin Swen. Ironically, he might be a relative of Ren, but he acts more like Stimpy, which outrages REn to the fullest level of anger. It just comes to be so bad, that Ren destroys a toy that the two enjoy, and sends all three of them down below. All because ren excreted on the electric fence, one of the zany animated, fictional products that were introduced on Ren & Stimpy.

The second cartoon, Stimpy's Fan Club, deals with what animated characters are like when they recieve mail. Ren unfortunately, doesn't get any mail, because all the mail always goes to the stupid players, Stimpy of course. Stimpy invites Ren to become his president of his fan club, where he answers all of the fan mail, and answers some everyday encounters people always face. Unfortunately, the crazyness Ren has with being too nice gets back on him. At the of the cartoon, he finally gets a piece of fan mail fron his only fan, Stimpy.

It is just so awful that Nickelodeon stopped broadcasting Ren & Stimpy awhile ago. Yet, they really broke the level for zany adult humor that we see in cartoons like The Simpsons, King Of The Hill, and The Oblongs. Anyway, if you've never seen Ren & Stimpy before, I suggest you get this video, you eediot!!