Jack Riley |
Stu Pickles |
Joe Alaskey |
Louis Pickles 1997- |
Nancy Cartwright |
Chuckie Finster 2002 |
Tress MacNeille |
Charlotte Pickles |
Ron Glass |
Randy Carmichael |
Cree Summer |
Suzie Carmichael |
Phil Proctor |
Howard DeVille |
Recurring Role |
Michael Bell |
Drew Pickles/Chazz Finster |
Recurring Role |
Goof: When Susie & Angelica are at the diner eating pie Susie says "Thanks Angelica for sharing that was the last piece of pie." If you look behind them on the counter you can see a complete piece of pie, un-eaten."
Chuckie: Dilly, how about this nice stuffed animal?
Phil: Um, Chuckie, that's not stuffed.
Phil: Hey, Lil! Look at all my cameras.
Lil: That's Ms. Tour Guide to you Mr. Sir.
Chuckie: America must've been really lost since your grandfather wasn't here a long time!
Lil: Poor America!
Phil: America is a boy, Lilian!
Lil: Nah-ah! It's a girl, Philip!
(Angelica to Phil and Lil about Tommy's house)
Angelica: My mommy said that your mommy uses this place like a daycare.
This is also the first English-language Rugrats video to be released under 2 different names -- in the US, the video is known as Rugrats Discover America (left), but in Canada and elsewhere, it's Babies On Board (right). Reason? Apparently, Nick wanted to promote America patriotism in the US, while they kept the title a little "low-key" elsewhere. Note that the Canadian edition has no Statue of Liberty.
This is also the first English Rugrats episode to make its US TV debut not on Nickelodeon, nor in millions of homes across America, but in the electronics departments of over 2500 Wal-Mart stores nationwide, transmitted via the closed-circuit Pics Retail Network. Pics was also responsible for presenting live concerts of Garth Brooks and Faith Hill, both exclusively for Wal-Marts. While the tape's street date is May 5, Wal-Mart did not start selling the tapes themselves until after the telecast. The premiere is followed by an in-store scavenger hunt, where kids can search for the Rugrats and America's landmarks by roaming the aisles of Wal-Mart. This was all part of a month-long promotion in May 2000 at Wal-Mart, in celebration of the Rugrats.
An episode as American as apple pie, yet it appeared first in French in France and Canada -- go figure. Unlike the past couple of seasons, when new episodes appeared first on YTV in Canada, this episode, and Be My Valentine, premiered first on France 3 in France, then on Canal Famille in Canada, before appearing on English-language video in the US & Canada, or televised on Nick or YTV.
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