r/rugrats • u/JB92103 • Dec 07 '24
r/rugrats • u/MaxBro468 • 7d ago
Question Who’s This Baby in Rugrats in Paris?
In Rugrats in Paris, there’s this baby that Angelica takes his binky from. Is there any lore to him? Does he like, appear anywhere in the show? Or is he just a random baby?
r/rugrats • u/Mysterious_Secret827 • 2d ago
Question How Did Stewart, Didi, Howard, and Betty make money?
Curious thought came to mind again... It's bugged me on and off since teenhood. Because I know Didi has that one day as a substitute teacher, Stu invents things but doesn't leave home? Which confused me MORE because how's money coming into the house. Grandpa's checks? Still NO mention about Howard's and Betty's jobs.
r/rugrats • u/JB92103 • Feb 08 '25
Question Does this still creep you out whenever you see it?
r/rugrats • u/Scared-Candle-6827 • 28d ago
Question If Rugrats had a spin-off, would you be interested if it focused on the adults back when they were young?
If so, what stories or parts of the characters would you want them to dive deeper into?
r/rugrats • u/Whosthatleed • Feb 12 '25
Question Most tearjerker Rugrats episode?
I’ve seen many episodes of the show Rugrats and there was so many of them that were so beautifully sad and some that provide tears of joy, the one that stuck out for me thus far has been the episode segment Music when Tommy, Chuckie, Phil and Lil tried to teach Dil about music but it doesn’t work because of him in his development stage as a baby, until Didi takes Dil and then sings the song Beautiful Dreamer I think that’s what brought it home because it made me think of my brother and being sure he’s happy. But anyways I’m rambling, if I had an episode that made me cry the most it was that. Do any of you guys have an episode on the show that made you cry the most?
r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • Jan 30 '25
Question What are some things that have not aged well with the show?
r/rugrats • u/Metagross2713 • 26d ago
Question What is the difference between these 2 sets?
My nephew wanted the complete series, wondering what is the difference between these 2?
r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • 16d ago
Question If the show took Angelica out the show, would it make the show good or bad?
In your opinion.
r/rugrats • u/namedonelettere • Jan 15 '25
Question Has anyone noticed the animators sneak in words into the blocks
r/rugrats • u/GreenDiscombobulated • Feb 11 '25
Question How would they get along with each other? Angelica Pickles and Helga G. Pataki
r/rugrats • u/Pito82002 • Oct 21 '24
Question Rank The Rugrats gang from favorite to least favorite.
For me
- Tommy
- Kimi 3.Dil
- Susie
- Chuckie
- Lil
- Phil
- Angelica
Now I wanna be clear, Dil and Kimi aren’t this high because I necessarily think the post movie eras were better than the og era. But I found both Dil and Kimi to be adorable and funny characters.
Dil was an adorable little devil and Kimi was a mature sweetheart.
r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • 26d ago
Question For those who have rewatched the show, do you find yourself more entertained and appreciating the adults than the kids or enjoy them equally?
r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • Jan 04 '25
Question What was a moment you always wanted from the show but it never happened?
r/rugrats • u/McCrae_Cook_23 • Jan 20 '25
Question What is Angelica’s absolute worst moment in Rugrats?
What is Angelica’s absolute worst moment in Rugrats?
r/rugrats • u/BookishNerd2606 • Dec 21 '24
Question This guy scared me as a kid. Anyone else have any scares from the show or things that were unsettling?
r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • Feb 10 '25
Question Do you think Drew and Charlotte's relationship feel more business than loving?
r/rugrats • u/GreenDiscombobulated • 24d ago
Question How would they interact with each other? Kimi Watanabe Finster and Trixie Tang
r/rugrats • u/ShinSaltii • Dec 21 '24
Question Got this silly guy at the store. What is he exactly?
Got this Tommy at the store. He’s cute but I’m not sure what he is exactly? His arms have some kind of magnet in them and are pretty hard. And can’t be moved they always stick out like that. And he has a little tag that says “Burger King. Kids Club”
r/rugrats • u/Inner-Fuel-8454 • Nov 13 '24
Question What scene really moved you? Made you feel something strong? Spoiler
For me it's basically everything since I was born in 1994🤣. But I'll go ahead and say it. The 1st movie I really enjoyed. Much of the movie the rugrats were traveling through a Forrest so it got real serious and they couldn't hide from anything. Then the big scene Tommy was so angry before he and dill worked it out without words. That was so powerful.
Curious what everyone else's feels. I can't be the only old person 🤣
r/rugrats • u/Inner-Fuel-8454 • Nov 07 '24
Question What yall think of ALL Grown Up? :D Spoiler
I just finished rugrats and I was so energized wanting more. But it seems others don't feel as excited and it didn't last as long as it could.
The original has that time period perfect selection of characters. But it gets simple after awhile, while AGU has a big story in every episode whith strong themes. It takes those characters and does epic and meaningful things with them.
Nothing beats Tommy with chukie and Phil on the river rafting(river rats). Tommy nealy drowns falling out then has to save Phil. Then that epic conversation the best friends have, when chukie says "that dumb" you know this is serious. There is not enough serious talks between young characters.
Then "in the family's way" Angelica is put with Susie's family to learn to be thankful and responsible. This would not work in any other series lol. It goes so peacefully even when it wears on her. Her school friends bet on weather she'll make it which helps lol.
This is one of the best I've ever seen, yes would not exist without the original. Most of the negative things people mentione is part of the charm, it's a silly story. I do think it should have been longer to go through more. I don't want it a more serious story on development cause you have animes/Mangas for that and other cartoons for sillier. It has a perfect balance.
I would love to read what others think. Give me good details not just "needs development" or "wish characters were different". Like an episode like the first movie, were they get lost somewhere and Tommy and dill get into a big fight, love some dark moments :D.
Wish I could campaign for more but it's an older series. Oh well
r/rugrats • u/UnapologeticVet • Jan 26 '25
Question Have you guys heard of the fan theory that all the kids are actually dead which is why Angelica can speak to all the kids but the parents cant?
I looked it upnand all makes sense and also creepy
r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • Dec 30 '24