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The Ripping Friends animation still: He-Mom, Citrocet, and goat

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Item

Date:

[ca. 2001].

Reference:

R429, Volume number: 47

Type of material:

Art

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

4518324

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John Bell collection

The Ripping Friends animation still: He-Mom, Citrocet, and goat
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Date(s):

[ca. 2001].

Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

1 drawing: blue pencil on white paper; 26.5 x 31.7 cm.
Support 26.500 x 31.700 cm

Language of material:

English

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Item consists of 1 pencil drawing that depicts a man, woman and a human like goat at a table. The woman has her leg up on the table, which the man views with disgust. The woman is called He-Mom and the villain is Citrocet in the context of the show. This item is a rough sketch, with the characters rendered with minimal detail.

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Creator: Kricfalusi, John

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General note:

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The Ripping Friends was a Canadian animated series created by John Kricfalusi, the original creator of Ren and Stimpy. After he was fired from Ren and Stimpy, Kricfalusi wanted to create a movie that starred the worlds "manliest men" which became the basis for the Ripping Friends. The Ripping Friends were four superhuman, macho brothers who fought all manner of whacky and strange criminals. The development of the series was marked by sporadic and unprepared production and, despite all attempts, could not quite recapture the humor, or the audience, that Ren and Stimpy once held. The series ran for thirteen episodes, from September 2001 to September 2002 before being cancelled.

This item is a sketch done for the episode called The Infernal Wedding, in which a super villain named Citrocet (voiced by series creator John Kricfalusi) tries to marry the Rippings Friends Mom, thus preventing the Ripping Friends from stopping his evil scheme. After the 9/11 attacks, this episode was banned for depicting an attack upon the United States. In this particular scene, He-Mom and Citrocet are having dinner together as part of Citrocets plan to seduce He-Mom. This item is an animation still done by one of two production companies, Red Rover based in Toronto or Funbag based in Ottawa. Both studios did animation for the Ripping Friends, with input from John K.

Physical description note:

Slightly above the sketch of the goat, the erased outline of where the figure was originally drawn can be seen.

Signatures and inscriptions note:

Inscribed in blue pencil, in the print, u.r.: Pose 1
Inscribed in pencil, in the print, l.r.: 5-7

Related material:

Please see items R429-122 to R429-170 for other animation stills done for the Ripping Friends animated series.
Please see items R429-122, R429-125, R429-129, R429-130, R429-133, R429-142, R429-148, R429-160, R429-161, and R429-163 to R429-166 for other animation stills from the same episode.

Source:

Private

Related control no.:

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2009-00511-2

Other accession no.:

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165
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Graphic (art)

[Consultation90 Open]

Volume [R429]

[Consultation 90 Open]

47 Item no. assigned by LAC 165

[Consultation 90 Open]

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Library and Archives Canada, acc. no. R429-165

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