Regarding Stuie / Garage Sale

Season 2, Episode 6, Aired

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Regarding Stuie:
Stu tries to set up one of his wacky inventions on the roof and he falls off on his head and starts to think he's a baby. The rugrats take advantage of this and have fun with him but Tommy starts to miss his dad.

Garage Sale:
The Pickles throw a garage sale and Angelica tricks the babies by letting them help ou and give out some stuff too. In the end when Didi and Stu come back inside the entire house is empty and the money they earned has to be used on their profits.moreless

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  • I think that "Regarding Stuie" was very funny. I was laughing Throughout the episode. I Really LOVE comedy. This episode deserves A LOT of laguhs. HA HA HA. In addition, It was a very cleverly plotted episode.moreless

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    This episode deserves the rank as the funniest episode. I loved it a lot. It was pretty funny seeing him fall but nothing would help him gain consciousness. There is one rugrats first: This was the first time that the babies (Tommy Chuckie Phil Lil) talked to a grown up. This only happens once in a blue moon.
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    • Stuie: (To Tommy) Hi! My name's Stuie! Who're you? Tommy: H-hi, Stuie, my name's Tommy... Stuie: Hi, Tommy. Wanna play?

    • (Stu finishes listing off all his weather vane can do) Grandpa: Does it tell you which way the wind is blowing? Stu: I'm working on it, I'm working on it.

    • (Upon seeing the Weather Vane) Grandpa: What in the name of sassafrass is that?

    • Tommy: Do you have to take your hands off to have a garage sale?

    • Stu: My disco suit, my 8-tracks, my stereo... Didi: You know, Stu, maybe this isn't such a bad thing. I mean all we lost were material possessions. And what we rediscovered are the important things, like family and love, and other real human values.

    • Didi: Stu! What are you doing wearing that sheet?

    • Grandpa: I can sell a six-slice toaster to a one-man family.

    • (Tommy is trying to teach Stuie how to be a grownup) Tommy: (Handing Stuie a newspaper) Take it to the bathroom, and don't come out 'til practically forever.

    • Chuckie: Tommy, we can't do that. We're too little. Tommy: Too little? When we went over the fence to get my ball from the other yard, were we too little then? When we put mud in my daddy's shoe so it'd make squishy noises when he walked, were we too little then? When we filled the potty with jello so the fish wouldn't get hungry, were we too little then? Chuckie: No, but all those times we got in trouble. Tommy: We're babies. We're supposed to get in trouble.

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    • The title and the scenario is based on Mike Nichols' 1991 motion picture "Regarding Henry", where Henry (played by Harrison Ford) suffered a brain injury and had to relearn everything he did in life, including walking and eating.

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