Sunday May 23, 1993
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The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen beckons for Ren and Stimpy as they embark on a hazradous mission for them.
Write a Recap »The second best R&S episode of all time. hide show
This episode, is everything an episode should be. It has touching and emotional scenes, and also scenes of hysterics and psychosis. If this, along with 'Son of Stimpy' had never been created, The Ren & Stimpy Show would sadly not be my favourite show anymore, but still definitely close to it. It features one of my favourite musical moments ever displayed in a cartoon, 'The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen Anthem'. If only I knew why Nickelodeon just plain sucks so much, then maybe I would give one of their pathetic 'new shows' a chance, but after they ruined my two favourite shows, that will never happen. A truly fantastic episode.
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This one has to be my all time favorite Ren and Stimpy episode, together with Space Madness and Haunted House, I loved every bit of it: it had great animation, outstanding music and hilarious storylines.
It all begins in a cabin where Stimpy volunteers to go on a dangerous mission to discover the Barren Wastelands of Canada, he wants to give his (and Ren's) life as Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen, so the duo have to go on the dangerous missions while the poor other men have to stay "with the women". They have to endure many difficulties and they even get attacked by a marmoset, when Ren can't stand it anymore Stimpy says "Remember the Loyal Anthem of the Kilted Yaksmen" and they both sing the hilarious song, then Stimpy says "C'mon everybody" and all the animals join them for the anthem (these animals include Mudskippers, Crocostimpys and The Sperm Whale from Stimpy's Fan Club)the song ends and they all launch their hats and skirts to the air, together with someone's entrails.
After that they get lost in the desert of Canada where one of their Yaks gets as phsychotic as Ren, but then they find Canada's principal natural resource: dirt, at the end our heroes proudly reclaim that land for the Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen, and we see that, many years after that, their skeletons are still there.
All in all a superb episode.
This is an alright episode because of it's catchy tune of the Yaksmen. hide show
Ren and Stimpy are in a log cabin and a wolf is the instructor trying to find three very strong men for his journey. He goes past three huge men and decides to pick Ren and Stimpy after Stimpy acts as if he is so honored to be able to become a Yaksmen which is why the instructor picks him and Stimpy insist on picking Ren too. The instructor picks Ren and Stimpy and the other men are forced to stay with women. Ren and Stimpy then ride their Yaks out into the middle of nowhere trying to look for something. Rens starts to fall due to his lack of food, water, and the terrible weather climates. Stimpy perks Ren up by singing him the national Yaksmen song. By doing so Ren succeeds to lighten up just to find out that they went even father off. But little does Ren and Stimpy know but they are accually located right underneath a crowded road on a very busy highway.
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