/r/rugrats
A community for fans of the bestest show ever! Feel free to make posts about most anything you love about the franchise. Let us know your favorite characters, episodes, and scenes. Show off any Rugrats related arts and crafts (especially your own). You can even share Rugrats references you spot in the wild or elsewhere online. Our fanbase spans generations so be sure to be welcoming of your fellow fans young and old. Don't forget, new episodes are airing on Paramount Plus!
A fan community for the bestest show from the greatest decade of cartoons ever. Following the adventures of our intrepid babies kids raised in the nineties enjoyed adventure and fun and learned heartful lessons and morals in a way modern shows fall short. Rumors have it that the show is coming back in 2021 so we are excited to see what it's going to bring. Please feel free to post anything you like that is supportive of the show as long as our mommies and daddies don't get too offended.
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Because I spend too much time in my adult life watching old Rugrats episodes, I have come to realize that the show ruined child psychology and child development for me, and I have younger brothers. I was revisiting an episode, "Tie My Shoes", and then the idea came to me: Didi seriously did not think that Chuckie could be realizing algebra at the age of 4 based on his alleged realization of the power of shoe-tying. Be mindful that this is a Didi whose influences include the questionable Dr. Lipschitz.
For the rest of us, I want to hear your thoughts. What do you think were among the worst things the adults ever thought about in terms of parenting? Could it have been a debunked theory or a dangerous amount of misinformation?
Inspired by Megaman X4, the joke is that Angelica's victories award her with certain kinds of cookies while giving her no special abilities.
With Disney releasing their new Snow White film starring Rachel Zegler in a few months, I feel this needs to be said.
Harold's ability: Socially Awkward
Effects from enemy moves don't affect him outside of damage.
(Harold's fascination with Angelica inspired this ability, as he may not recognize when or if he is being annoying.)
Just went to FYE at the mall and picked this up! They're pretty good actually. The frosting inside does turn your tongue green.
So I was trying to figure out what Didi’s hairstyle could possibly be based on, and I thought, she was 32 in 1991? That would be right abouts in the era of mall bangs. What would that look like with short hair? So I googled that specifically and found this. Boom! Didi’s hair. (In my opinion, anyway.)
Im having an incredibly hard time finding proof of a Rugrats game you could play on the Nick website. You could make a baby and print out a birth certificate for it when you were done. Please tell me I’m not crazy and this existed!!!
Correction: I meant Stu making chocolate pudding at 4 AM and “Cousin” Bucky
I remember an episode where the babies are rummaging through phil and lils parent’s house. I think they’re in their dads office and they’re going through all his stuff. What episode was this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shgqA8CUwTE
I agree with him on The Bonk-o-Matic Baby Bumper. Why not just get a helmet?