Destination: Moon: ''When Chuckie's toy rocket flies too high, the babies think that it has gone to the moon. Thinking Grandpa Lou's new trailer is a rocket ship, the pretend to fly to the moon to search for Chuckie's rocket. But they have to watch out for moon monsters! '' ''Angelica's Birthday: ''It's Angelica's birthday and she's excited, until Grandpa Lou tells her what it's like to be old. So, she decides to become a baby again, but soon finds it's not as great as she thinks.moreless
Goof: On the episode "Angelica's Birthday" right before Angelica jumps out of the playpen there is a scene where Lil is missing her bow.
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Goof: On the episode "Destination: Moon" when the babies are piling up to enter the "spaceship" you can see Tommy on top of Lil on top of Phil on top of Chuckie. Yet in the next scene when the door opens Phil is now on top of Lil.
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The Birthday Card Goof
Angelica Pickles
Birthday Girl Unless her Grandma came to the party (which is possibly not the case), there was no way that card would reach Angelica, as there was no street, city, state, or ZIP code on the envelope. Most importantly, there was also no stamp.
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Grandpa: Life sometimes gets better when you get old. And to think I was at Woodstock; those pesky kids sure made a racket, though. (Grandpa gets up to leave)Angelica: Where are you going, Grandpa?
Grandpa: Let's just say it's part of getting old.
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Lil: She won't push us around anymore!
Phil: Or steal all our toys!
Chuckie: Or make us wear those frilly panties! (the Rugrats stare at Chuckie) I don't want to talk about it.
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Charlotte: It's her party and she can cry if she wants to.
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Tommy and Chuckie make a reference to Neil Armstrong's famous quote from when he landed on the moon.
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Phil: In space, no one can hear you scream. This quote is a reference to the widely known tagline of the 1979 sci-fi/horror film, Alien.
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There are visual scenes that are based on sci-fi films, like the way the light was shining on Tommy's helmet (from The Right Stuff (1983)), and Stu, Didi, and Grandpa entering the garage with a wall of light behind them (from Close Encounters of a Third Kind (1977)).
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