Ren Seeks Help

Ren Seeks Help is the second Adult Party Cartoon episode, airing on Spike on July 3, 2003.

The episode presents the darkest story focusing on Ren behavior is in serious jeopardy after abusing Stimpy, which drives him to seek help from the therapist, Mr. Horse, about his problems, follow by informing him his disturbing childhood.

Plot
Ren is having a mental crisis, putting him in his serious jeopardy with his action, which hence cause Stimpy to burst out crying hysterically on the bed. With by the look of his guilt and regret on his expression, Ren apologizes him as he promise for himself to seek out for help with his consequences. While Stimpy continues on crying, Ren leaves home and slowly strolls through the city until he arrives to seek a therapist. Following his arrival, he meets Mr. Horse, as a psychiatrist, and informs him his childhood story:

During his flashback, Ren develops his abusive act, beginning as a child, as he abuses animals like bugs (by yanking out their legs, licking them, and burn them out), and his most favorite of all is torturing a helpless frog. The injured amphibian pleases and forces Ren to end his life up to put him out of his misery, much to Ren’s confusion and hesitation over the his request. He then refuse to kill a frog, much to the frog continues on to please him to his death.

Later one day, Ren's parents forced their son to finish the job by ending the abused frog's life, offering him a chainsaw. But Ren is, as usual, confidentially faking to kill the frog and instead threw him alive in the garbage can.

Back in the present day, Ren then finished his story, only after informing Mr. Horse about the time he met Stimpy. Of coarse, after all of Ren's horrific story he heard through, it results into an extreme and violent physical altercation between Mr. Horse and Ren, as Mr. Horse, infuriated, answers him that he is crazy and reminds him that he should be in prison due to his animal abuse act, and beats him up. However, that drives Ren to go more berserk as he then launch to attack and kill Mr. Horse clean off, by whacking him to death with a gun, only two groups of the ambulance appears. As the crazed dog turns to assault one of the ambulance by biting off his hand, the second one finally caught Ren with a net and sends him away to the asylum.

Afterwards, the injured frog from Ren’s childhood crawls in and then attempt himself suicide by using a gun to shoot himself, but failed as he still survives, causing him to suffer in even more agony, before the episode ends with a Looney Tunes alike ending card, with the characters smiling at the audience along with a sign reads "That's It Folks!"

Characters

 * Ren
 * Stimpy
 * Mr. Horse
 * Reverend Hoek
 * Mrs. Hoek
 * Frog
 * Dog Doctor
 * Cat Nurse
 * Deer
 * Bugs
 * Ren's Childhood Human Friend
 * Ambulance Workers

Trivia

 * This episode holds many simularities with "Jimminy Lummox" (original series): here Ren prank calls a frozen chicken, splashes lemonade in a beaver's mouths, and trying to pull the wings of a fly named Ralph. In "Ren Seeks Help", Ren tortured bugs and a frog in his childhood.
 * This episode is heavily panned by many due to its excessive animal cruelty to the frog.
 * This and "Ren Needs Help!" from the original show hold many similarities, as Ren is forced to seek help due to a problem that involves Stimpy and despite the luck that he has received throughout the episode, ends up menacing by the end.
 * In "Ren Needs Help", Ren was taken away to an insane asylum after Stimpy made a call to get Ren immediate mental help when Ren was about to committed suicide through a garbage disposal. In the Adult Party Cartoon episode, "Ren Seeks Help", Ren goes to a psychologist, Dr. Mr. Horse, more on his own volition for mental help after having an extremely horrible argument with Stimpy, but was eventually taken away to an asylum at the end after an extremely brutal fight with Dr. Mr. Horse.
 * According to John Kricfalusi, a cancelled episode entitled "Life Sucks" was meant to be the prequel episode to "Ren Seeks Help". This is suggesting that this episode was the cause of Ren and Stimpy's argument as it is never stated what Ren had done.
 * "Ren Seeks Help" was originally written in 1991.
 * Ren's father is voiced by John Kricfalusi's own real life father, Mike Kricfalusi.