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Rugrats Season 1 Episode 2

Barbeque Story / Waiter, There's A Baby In My Soup

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Barbeque Story / Waiter, There's A Baby In My Soup

AIRED: 8/18/91

Barbeque Story:
Stu and Didi have a 4th of July Party where Tommy looses his favorite ball.

Waiter, There's A Baby In My Soup:
Stu takes Tommy on a job interview, but Tommy gets loose and destroys the kitchen

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8.5

By futuramarama, Dec 02, 2011

Barbeque Story:

Didi and Stu hold a 4th of July barbeque party. Angelica gets her hands on Tommy's new favorite toy, a ball he got, and she throws it in a neighbor's yard, so now Tommy must get his ball back.

Waiter, There's a Baby in my soup:

Stu and Didi's babysitter unexpectedly cancels and they must take Tommy to an important dinner, where Stu is trying to impress a toymaker company.

Good episodes. Barbeque Story was my favorite of the two because I felt it had a better plot, but both episodes had a lot of good in their own way. Overall my final grade is going to be somewhere in the "B" range, I think is fairmoreless
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Jack Riley	Stu Pickles
David Doyle	Grandpa
E. G. Daily	Tommy Pickles
Michael Bell	Mr. Muckelhoney
Christine Cavanaugh	Chuckie Finster
Melanie Chartoff	Didi Pickles

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TRIVIA (1)
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- The name of the restaurant in "Waiter..." is Chez Ennui. In French, Ennui means "boredom."
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QUOTES (8)
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- Tommy: A baby's gotta do what a baby's gotta do.
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- Mr. Mucklehoney: I'm so hungry, I could eat a hog, head first!
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- Mr. Mucklehoney: I wish I could pay you just to make me laugh!
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- Tommy: Aw, c'mon. Don't be a baby.
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- (after Tommy, Phil & Lil rescue Chuckie from the old, rotted tree stump)
  Tommy: Are you okay, Chuckie?
  Chuckie: (angry) Am I okay? Am I okay?
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- Phil & Lil: (while Tommy gets the ball, which is in a yard with a mean, growling bull dog) Please don't eat Tommy. Please don't eat Tommy. Please don't eat Tommy.
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- Stu: Here you go, boy. Burnt to a crisp, just as you like them. (gives burnt burger to Spike)
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- (phone rings)
  Didi: Hello. ... Oh, Tiffany. ... What do you mean you can't make it tonight? ... But that's what you said the last time... Oh, your other goldfish died.
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- A title card was later added for syndication.
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- The title card and intro music is much shorter than usual; about 1/3 the normal time.
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- Steve Viksen is also not only a story editor and writer for Hey Arnold!, he's also the voice of Oskar, the lazy, Russian boarding house tenant on that series.
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