TheAltHistoryGuy's Fictional World of Media

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Mad Dog Hoek

Released by Dooly Inc. on April 18, 1951

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ken Muse
Caleb Ascher
George Nicholas

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Daws Butler as Ring Announcer, Lump & Loaf
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Monkey See, Monkey Don't

Released by Dooly Inc. on June 30, 1951

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ken Muse
Percy Eastman
Don Patterson

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Monkeys
Daws Butler as Zookeeper
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen

Released by Dooly Inc. on September 4, 1951

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Tim Morgan
Carlo Vinci
George Nicholas

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Jasper, Yak
Daws Butler as Zookeeper
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

The Big Shot!

Released by Dooly Inc. on February 29, 1952

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Carlo Vinci
Ken Muse
Ernest Eagles

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Daws Butler as Mr. Horse
June Foray as Girls
Arnold Stang as Muddy Mudskipper
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Robin Hoek

Released by Dooly Inc. on July 7, 1952

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ed Barge
George Nicholas
Caleb Ascher

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Jack Mercer as George Liquor (American!)
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

I Love Chicken

Released by Dooly Inc. on October 20, 1952

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Percy Eastman
Ken Muse
Carlo Vinci

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Travelogue

Released by Dooly Inc. on January 18, 1953

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Caleb Ascher
Ed Barge
Don Patterson

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Daws Butler as Tour Guide
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

New Animators
John van Peeters (A Dutch-American animator), Ron Grauman, Tony DePalmo, Tom Setsger

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Ren's Toothache

Released by Dooly Inc. on April 22, 1953

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Tony DePalmo
Ron Grauman
Ken Muse

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Dentist
June Foray as Nerve Ending Fairy
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Road Apples

Released by Dooly Inc. on June 6, 1953

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
John Van Peeters
Ed Barge
Don Patterson

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Mr. Pipe
June Foray as Mrs. Pipe
John McLeish* as Wilbur Cobb
Don Messick as Stimpy

*Jackson Beck, Wilbur's original VA, left Dooly in 1946 shortly after the production of "Jailbird Blues". John McLeish took over his role from there and voiced the character until his death in 1968.​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Ren's Bitter Half

Released by Dooly Inc. on December 20, 1953

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ken Muse
George Nicholas
Ron Grauman

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Indifferent Ren, Evil Ren
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Eat My Cookies

Released by Dooly Inc. on March 17, 1954

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Tony DePalmo
Carlo Vinci
John Van Peeters

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
June Foray as Barrette Beret Girl Scouts
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

So Long, Shaindlin!​

No joke. Jack Shaindlin has been dismissed from Dooly Inc. for failing to complete cartoon music scores in time. To make up for it, Dooly has now hired a new conductor. Actually, two conductors: Frenchman Roger Roger will conduct music for his own orchestra in France, while Harry Bluestone will serve as the new conductor of the Dooly Studio Orchestra in case Roger is unavailable.

 

[Nivek]

Ren and Stimpy in the 50's would have been a short series for adults, would have give Wertham an aneurysm too

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Captain Solar

Premiered on NBC on June 15, 1954

Created by
Philip Seamen

Narrated By
John Facenda (He would later become famous for his narration work in NFL Films)

Music
Harry Lubin

Cast
Barry Nelson as Captain Solar
Cec Linder as Baron Brox
Ernest Borgnine as Professor Ludwig
Elizabeth Montgomery as Princess Maria of Mars

Notable guest stars included Burgess Meredith, Orson Welles, William Shatner, and more.​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

An Abe Divided

Released by Dooly Inc. on August 26, 1954

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ron Grauman
Ken Muse
Don Patterson

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Museum Manager
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Big Baby Scam

Released by Dooly Inc. on February 23, 1955

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
George Nicholas
Ernest Eagles
John Van Peeters

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Mr. Pipe
June Foray as Mrs. Pipe
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Rubber Nipple Salesmen

Released by Dooly Inc. on June 24, 1955

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Tom Setsger
Tony DePalmo
Don Patterson

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Mr. Pipe
June Foray as Mrs. Pipe
Daws Butler as Mr. Horse
Don Messick as Stimpy, Walrus​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

The Great Outdoors

Released by Dooly Inc. on November 21, 1955

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ernest Eagles
Ken Muse
Carlo Vinci

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Old Man Hunger
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Timber Trees

Released by Dooly Inc. on April 8, 1956

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Tim Morgan
Don Patterson
Percy Eastman

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Pierre
Don Messick as Stimpy​