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In the year 1989, two married parents named Gsapo Csupo and Arlene Klasky made the pilot for the show; their baby son, Brendon, was their inspiration to create the Rugrats. After showing it to Nickelodeon they automatically liked it and turned it into a series; in three years, Rugrats had aired more than fifty episodes. With a total of sixty five episodes they stopped making new episodes and Rugrats was shown in primetime in 1994; after that, the popularity of the show increased. Nickelodeon realized what good ratings they had and they decided to air brand new episodes of Rugrats in 1997; it was so popular that it had its first movie to be shown in theaters the following year featuring a new Rugrat named Dil. After the movie, they aired even more new episodes, including Dil with them on the show; then again in the year 2000, Nickelodeon made a second movie for the Rugrats, giving Chuckie a stepmom and featuring another new Rugrat named Kimi. More new episodes aired after that with Kimi and in the year 2001, Nick had big plans for the show. With Rugrats in their tenth year, so Arlene Klasky and Nickelodeon decided to make the Rugrats ten years older in their anniversary special, "All Growed Up;" this episode was the most viewed Rugrats-related episode. Originally, there were only four young rugrats who would sit in their playpen watching the world go by. The fearless leader of the group was Tommy Pickles, a resourceful baby who hides a plastic screwdriver in his diaper so that they can leave the pen. His best friend was Chuckie, a fearful, red-haired toddler who reluctantly agreed to venture out into the open, unsafe areas of the house. There were also the twins Phil and Lil who were always ready for any new challenge. Leaving the safety of their own playpen, the children would explore their surroundings and try to make sense out of what the adults are doing. Some of the most interesting characters were the parents and Tommy and Angelica's grandfather who would always fall asleep when taking care of the children. The parents' comments are so genuine that they bring a sense of reality to the show. Even the parents had different lives, with Chuckie's widowed father, and Angelica's loving father and busy mother.moreless
 Jack Riley |
Stu Pickles |
 Joe Alaskey |
Louis Pickles 1997-2004 |
 Nancy Cartwright |
Chuckie Finster 2002-2004 |
Tress MacNeille |
Charlotte Pickles |
 Ron Glass |
Randy Carmichael |
 Cree Summer |
Suzie Carmichael |
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Lil's Phil of Trash
S 9 : Ep 10.2
Aired 10/5/02 (13:00)
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The Bravliest Baby/Gimme An "A"
S 9 : Ep 18
Aired 6/8/03 (23:50)
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Baby Sale/Steve
S 9 : Ep 17
Aired 2/26/03 (23:49)
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Clown Around/The Baby Rewards
S 9 : Ep 16
Aired 1/28/03 (23:49)
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Why blame Spongebob?
03/22/1369Reply
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Why are there a bunch of Drew Pickles videos on YouTube?
12/17/122Reply
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Thoughts on the roles of the parents
06/03/1215Reply
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Should the series have ended with them as adults?
06/03/1216Reply
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the old rugrats are better than the new.
05/23/1273Reply
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childlike sense of wonder, children in adult situations, essence of youth, for the child in you, kids hijinks