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The Ren and Stimpy Show...

Guess what, tonight at 11:01 pm, central time, a certain network is going to show 4 of the classic episodes on...guess... Mtv? Vh1? Spike tv? Nick? If none of those, which one? You are not gonna believe this but they are gonna show it on, drum-roll, please... Tv Land! That's right, Tv Land! "RAS" is perhaps the first cartoon they played since Tv Land debuted in 1997. I didn't have it back then. Did you also know that all they played on that station was old commercials and older shows (i.e. "Mary Tyler Moore," "Have Gun, Will Travel," "The Phil Silvers Show")? I gave my "SO" a tape that had the old crap on there. These days there is newer stuff (i.e. Hunter, 1980's, they played older stuff back then, like what I said.). I wonder how good the raitings will be. So, if you watch it, I suggest that you enjoy them. The good eps., as some fans call it, ran from 1991-c.1992. Why did they stop? They stopped because the people working on the show got fired from Nick. That's why people are saying it "jumped the shark" when that happened. I hope they're good. VMM, signing off!

P.S. I felt as if I had every right to do this entry. I've seen Nickelodeon show the show and Spike Tv (the "Adult Cartoon Party"), but TV Land? That's just flat-out strange. Once again, I hope they show it.

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