TheAltHistoryGuy's Fictional World of Media

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Aliens Abduct

Released by Dooly Inc. on April 21, 1962

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Wesley Palmer
John Van Peeters
Percy Eastman

Music
Roger Roger

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

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Stimpy's Fan Club

Released by Dooly Inc. on July 24, 1962

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Simon Pitt
Richard Grauman
Tim Morgan

Music
Roger Roger

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

 

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Jimminy Lummox

Released by Dooly Inc. on March 11, 1963

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ron Grauman
Ed Barge
John Van Peeters

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Mr. Pipe
Daws Butler as Jimminy Lummox
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Pixie King

Released by Dooly Inc. on October 19, 1963

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Simon Pitt
Wesley Palmer
Richard Grauman

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Dal McKennon as Elves
John McLeish as Wilbur Cobb
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

President Kennedy Assassinated in Dallas
A dark chapter has been written in the pages of American history as President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while riding in his motorcade in Dallas, Texas. Vice President Lyndon Johnson will be sworn in privately.

 

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My Shiny Friend

Released by Dooly Inc. on January 19, 1964

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
William Scott
John Van Peeters
Ed Barge

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Daws Butler as Mr. Horse, Fire Chief
Arnold Stang as Muddy Mudskipper
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Ren & Stimpy's Big Adventure Out Of Town

Premiered by Dooly Inc. on March 13, 1964

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Story By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Music
John Scott Trotter
Songs: Paul Parnes

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Gangsters
Don Messick as Stimpy
Dal McKennon as Jimmy The Idiot Boy
John McLeish as Wilbur Cobb
Pinto Colvig as Gangsters
Larry Harmon as Gangsters
Thurl Ravenscroft as Police Officers
Paul Frees as Leonardo Capone, Police Officers
Daws Butler as Mr. Horse, News Reporter, Vito Condo
Jack Mercer as George Liquor​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Commander Hoek & Cadet Stimpy

Released by Dooly Inc. on April 13, 1964

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ron Grauman
Richard Grauman
Wesley Palmer

Music
Harry Bluestone

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

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Black Hole

Released by Dooly Inc. on May 1, 1964

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ed Barge
John Van Peeters
Simon Pitt

Music
Harry Bluestone

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

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Escape To Nowhere

Premiered by 20th Century Fox on August 8, 1964

Directed By
Richard Fleischer

Screenplay By
Wendell Mayes

Music
Robert Farnon

Cast
John Wayne as Lt. Jon Katz
Steve McQueen as Cpl. Andrew Dale
Frankie Avalon as Pvt. Bobby Haroldsen
Marlon Brando as Sgt. Tom DeLucas
Ricky Nelson as Pvt. Mark
Spencer Tracy as Gen. Monson
Sean Connery as Major Peter Tilsley
David Niven as Brig. Louis Harris
André Morell as Col. Arnold Milray
Karlheinz Böhm as Hauptmann Werner Kletem
Gert Fröbe as Generaloberst Jurgen Krauss
Karl John as Oberst Hans Meyer
Wolfgang Lukschy as Generalfeldmarschall Marcus Krugel

NOTE: Named after Steven Spielberg's 1961 short film he made when he was 14 years old.​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Magical Golden Singing Cheeses

Released by Dooly Inc. on August 17, 1964

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
William Scott
Wesley Palmer
Richard Grauman

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Cyclops
Daws Butler as Man Eating Village Idiot
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Superstitious Stimpy

Released by Dooly Inc. on September 17, 1964

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
John Van Peeters
Simon Pitt
Ron Grauman

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Powdered Toast Man

Released by Dooly Inc. on December 19, 1964

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ed Barge
Wesley Palmer
Ernest Eagles

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Gary Owens as Powdered Toast Man
Arnold Stang as Muddy Mudskipper
Daws Butler as President of the United States
Jim MacGeorge as The Pope​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

House of Next Tuesday

Released by Dooly Inc. on January 14, 1965

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
John Van Peeters
Simon Pitt
Ron Grauman

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Salesman, Whale
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Marooned

Released by Dooly Inc. on March 4, 1965

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ernest Eagles
Wesley Palmer
William Scott

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Daws Butler as Mr. Horse
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Stupid Sidekick Union

Released by Dooly Inc. on March 24, 1965

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Percy Eastman
Mark Thompson
Ron Grauman

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Daws Butler as Tex
Don Messick as Stimpy, Polly the Polyp​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Lair of the Lummox

Released by Dooly Inc. on May 3, 1965

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Richard Grauman
Ernest Eagles
Simon Pitt

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Red-Haired Lummox
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Powdered Toast Man vs. Waffle Woman

Released by Dooly Inc. on June 5, 1965

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Mark Thompson
Percy Eastman
Caleb Ascher

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Gary Owens as Powdered Toast Man
Jean Vander-Pyl as Waffle Woman
June Foray as Little Johnny​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

The Scotsman In Space

Released by Dooly Inc. on July 4, 1965

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Richard Grauman
Ron Grauman
Ed Barge

Music
Harry Bluestone

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Paul Frees as Haggis McHaggis
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Sammy & Me

Released by Dooly Inc. on August 25, 1965

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Wesley Palmer
Simon Pitt
William Scott

Music
Roger Roger

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Scatman Crothers as Sammy Mantis Jr.
Don Messick as Stimpy

NOTE: The last Ren & Stimpy theatrical short ever produced​