There s That Man Again There s That Man Again Ren and Stimpy
The Announcer Salesman or "That Guy" is an unnamed recurring grapheme who showtime appears in the episode "Space Madness."
Appearance
He is a large, tall man, with black pilus, a caput with a cherry-red antennae, and a prominent smile. In all of his appearances, he wears a dark-brown suit with a cherry-red tie, blue pants, and has a red pin.
He is a fast talking narrator with a big, booming, fast-paced voice. He is shown to be very persuasive in his arroyo to sell things, equally he was able to successfully sell Stimpy relieve and other gadgets, although he was constantly stopped by Ren. He too is shown to be very stubborn in his approaches, as he did it regardless of Ren telling him to finish.
Clarification
The Announcer Salesman makes his first appearance in "Space Madness" equally the narrator for the episode's cold opening. He likewise appears at the finish, prodding Stimpy to push button the History Eraser Button and see what what'll happen. He besides appears as narrator in the episode's sequel, "Marooned".
In "Canis familiaris Evidence" he appears as the final judge, and appears more than merciful than Mr. Horse, who would have dogs that were disqualified be fed to a larger domestic dog. He is in awe of Stimpy, until he notices a blemish on his leg, and rewards George Liquor with the trophy as first prize afterwards he enters himself in.
In "Powdered Toast Homo" he is not shown, merely his voice is heard, as the narrator for the episode, stopping after Powdered Toast Homo threatens to rip his skin off if he doesn't terminate.
In "To Salve And To Salve Not" he appears equally a salesman, trying to persuade Ren and Stimpy to buy some salve from him, but Ren refuses at every opportunity. At the cease, he gets a lamentable Ren to purchase it in order to become him to stop, only to find that Stimpy bought all of it.
Similar other supporting characters from the Spumco-era episodes, he appears at Ren'south party in "Jerry the Bellybutton Elf" where he accepts a potable from Ren and scolds Muddy for his married woman, Mimby, eating the residual of the clam dip. In this episode, him and Ren appear to exist on better terms, as Ren smiled and laughed afterward he took the potable.
He appears in "Ren's Retirement", where he sells Ren a coffin after Ren decides to cease his life. Eventually, Ren is able to get him to sell him a coffin complete with a hot tub and other luxurious features. At night, he and his banana, Kowalski scoot on Ren's 'grave' as per Ren's wishes.
In "Hermit Ren", he appears selling Ren his cave and gives him the rules of hermits, including that they cannot accept friends. Afterwards Ren accepts information technology, he seals him in by pushing the boulder in the cave'south entrance.
He gets a starring role in "Feud For Auction", referred to in the opening credits every bit "There's that man again!" Here, he tries to scam Abner Dimwit and Ewalt Nitwit.
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Trivia
- He is one of the few recurring characters to not be referred to by name. Whenever Ren sees him, he calls him "That Guy!" or says "Hey, It's That Guy!"
- His appearance is shown to be like to the Genie from the 1992 Disney movie, Aladdin. However, this is purely coincidental.
- He appears in Nicktoons Racing but he looks and sounds noticeably different than in the serial of Ren & Stimpy.
- He bears a striking resemblance to the hotel concierge in Bell Hops, only they are two completely unlike characters.
- His theme song is usually "I.T.M.A. (It'south That Man Once again!)" by Michael N.
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