Robin Höek
episode of The Ren & Stimpy Show
"Robin Höek" is the third episode of the first season of The Ren & Stimpy Show. It originally aired on Nickelodeon in the United States on August 25, 1991. This episode is the first in a short-lived series of episodes called Stimpy's Storybook Land, which parody children's literature.
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In the present, Ren and Stimpy pray before bed. Stimpy prays for his family's and Ren's goodwill while Ren wishes for $1 million, pectoral muscles and a locked refrigerator. Ren buttons Stimpy's pajamas near his buttocks and both go to sleep.
At the middle of the night, Ren is awaken by Stimpy, who wants him to read a bedtime story. Annoyed, Ren tells him to read it himself. Stimpy reaches for his storybook, hidden in his litter box and reads the story of Robin Höek, a parody of Robin Hood.
Robin Höek was a brave hero who wears a green leotard.
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