When Ren receives a call that Chuck, his old fraternity brother, is coming for a visit, he immediately shuts Stimpy into a closet and hides all feminine household items.

After scaring Stimpy out of spite, Chuck is disappointed that Ren lives a domesticated life with a cat but does not care about his femininity.

He kicks Stimpy out temporarily, but not before dressing him as a black cat due to his peculiar appearance.

[2][3] Mark Marren produced the storyboards; due to his work frequently being revised by senior crew members like Bob Camp, he opted to be credited under the pseudonym Kirk Field.

It was originally planned to be directed by Ron Hughart, but the responsibility had passed to Marren after Jim Gomez wrote the episode.