Ren and Stimpy (2019 TV series)

Ren and Stimpy is an American animated slapstick comedy television series, serving as a reboot to  and its, being created by and. It is produced by Dark Slime Productions, Nickelodeon Animation Studio and Paramount Television Animation and will premiere on Nickelodeon, as part of the Nick After Dark block, on August 11th, 2019.

Main

 * Ren Höek (voiced by Brock Baker) - TBD
 * Stimpson "Stimpy" J. Cat (voiced by Billy West) - TBD
 * Tracey Höek (voiced by Tara Strong) - Ren's niece who lives with him and Stimpy, being more nice and good-natured than her uncle.
 * Powdered Toast Man (voiced by Brian Hull) - TBD
 * George Liquor (also voiced by Brock Baker) - TBD
 * Slab and Ernie Liquor (voiced by TBD and TBD, respectively) - TBD

Supporting

 * Mr. Horse (voiced by Rob Paulsen) - TBD
 * Sven Höek (also voiced by Billy West) - Ren's dimwitted Scandinavian cousin.
 * Mr. and Mrs. Höek (voiced by TBD and TBD, respectively) - Ren's parents who mainly appear only in flashbacks told by Ren when he talks to Tracey, and are mostly mentioned, mainly when Ren remembers his dysfunctional relationship with his father when he was a child.

Antagonists

 * The Pounder (voiced by TBD) - TBD
 * Soggy Waffle Woman (voiced by Anna Brisbin) - TBD

Episodes
See List of episodes

Trivia

 * The original series creator isn't involved with the reboot due to his conflicts with Nickelodeon during the original run and his consequent departure and with Spike (currently Paramount Network) during the 2003 revival and his recent sexual harassment allegations. Instead, Kricfalusi gave permission to Nickelodeon and the reboot's creators to use his owned characters in the series.
 * Despite Kricfalusi not being involved, a caption saying "Based on the original series created by John Kricfalusi" is used.
 * Ren's personality in the reboot is a mixture of both his original series and 2003 revival ones.
 * Billy West reprises his role as Stimpy, but he doesn't reprise his role as Ren after John Kricfalusi's departure during the original run, since the producers wanted someone to replicate the creator's voice for the character, leading to the choice of YouTuber and voice impersonator Brock Baker, although some archival recordings of Billy West doing Ren's evil laugh are used in some episodes.