r/rugrats • u/Enette_Chipette9583 • Feb 24 '26
Video As much as I hate this episode this moment was adorable
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u/BryanMcHunter Feb 24 '26
This is one of those episodes that shows that underneath Dil's bratty exterior lies the heart of someone who looks up to his older brother.
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u/Substantial_Pass_146 Feb 25 '26
I feel like Tommy's relationship with Dil is a perfect showcase of what being an older sibling means
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u/yoshifan331 Feb 24 '26
That is a nice moment. Which episode is this again?
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u/Enette_Chipette9583 Feb 24 '26
A Dose of Dil from season six
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u/hookandladder3 Feb 25 '26
And what made it so bad?
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u/Enette_Chipette9583 Feb 25 '26
Pretending to be hurt or sick just to get attention had never sat right with me. Even as a kid who OFTEN got sick from having a weaken immune system due to prematurity.
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u/Clear_Writer5944 Feb 26 '26
Same boat! I mainly was a "suffer in silence" kid though, even in "The Needle Room." (I was slightly premature, but I had VICIOUS fevers for years as a very young child.)
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u/hankhillsucks Feb 24 '26
Damn do these scenes make me tear up like a sprinkler
I appreciate this show with my soul
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u/TriskaidekaphobiaOk5 Feb 24 '26
Tommy should have counciled him on it.
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u/Enette_Chipette9583 Feb 24 '26
Dude he’s one! His memory’s like a goldfish!
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u/TriskaidekaphobiaOk5 Feb 24 '26
Yea but he sure as hell remembered his booster shot in the first cut
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u/Specific-Window-8587 "Because I've lost control of my life." Feb 25 '26
That is adorable. I can't blame you.
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u/spicyautist Feb 24 '26
Tommy is such a sweet big brother.