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| − | * | + | *Rugrats concerns the dangerous and often-Kafkaesque exploits of four toddlers - Tommy, Chucky, Phil, and Lil. They are emotionally molested by Tommy's older cousin, Angelica. Years into the series, Tommy's mother, Didi, popped out another one and we were introduced to Dill. Dill signified the eventual downfall of the series, capped off with a weak gasp at revival with "Rugrats: All Growed Up", concerning the characters of the series twelve-odd years later. |
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Revision as of 07:05, 22 August 2009
The Rugrats is a memorable Nickelodeon cartoon by Klasky-Csupo Inc. It is shown periodically on Nickelodeon, but has, for the most part, faded into obscurity. It was one of Nick's first original cartoons, dating back to the early 90s
About this show
- Rugrats concerns the dangerous and often-Kafkaesque exploits of four toddlers - Tommy, Chucky, Phil, and Lil. They are emotionally molested by Tommy's older cousin, Angelica. Years into the series, Tommy's mother, Didi, popped out another one and we were introduced to Dill. Dill signified the eventual downfall of the series, capped off with a weak gasp at revival with "Rugrats: All Growed Up", concerning the characters of the series twelve-odd years later.
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One of the characters from Rugrats (Angelica) would later grow up to become a professional boxer.
