woods. The episode was originally written for Nickelodeon, but was rejected several times. Michael Pataki was made to reprise his role as George Liquor. The storyboard for the rejected episode, however, was completed all the way back in the 90s, as far as before the show actually started production, as one of the ideas would later be used in the season 2 episode "The Great Outdoors". Two small portions of some of the storyboards of this episode had some voice work, sound effects and music completed, and put into part of the episode before the show's cancellation. Untitled Shampoo Master Episode – The character named Shampoo Master first appeared in Naked Beach Frenzy, and Kricfalusi was planning on making an entire episode dedicated to him. Untitled Mike Barrier Episode – Kricfalusi offered to make a cartoon based on what animation historian Mike Barrier thought would make a good cartoon, but then stopped corresponding. Untitled Father Episode – Another episode was going to be about the specific tastes and phobias of Kricfalusi's father. The episode was left unfinished. Unfinished segments My Little Ass – A fake commercial that parodies the My Little Pony franchise. The script for the commercial was written during when Kricfalusi was working on the new episodes for Spike, but it never came to fruition. (Source: John K. Interview - 08/19/03, WGN Radio) Powdered Toast Man's Rolling Tobacco – A second fake commercial. The commercial was going to mark the return of Powdered Toast Man. The idea for the commercial was conceived, but the commercial itself was never fully produced. (Source: John K. Interview - 08/19/03, WGN Radio) Log for Moms – A third fake commercial. This commercial was going to be about a log specifically targeted to mothers. This commercial was planned, but it was never completed. Broadcast and DVD release The episode "Man's Best Friend" was originally set to air in the original series' second season, but the episode was rejected by Nickelodeon due to disturbing violence a brief joke about Feces and references to tobacco. The episode did not air on television until 2003. TNN's official episode lineup on their website seemed to suggest that they consider the episode Man's Best Friend a part of the Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" series, but this episode in general is not counted as one of the three episodes from this series that did air in the