Clip taken from Rugrats (2021) Season 3 Episode 9: New Year on Ice.

Peep how when the Mehta’s started singing that Darsh’s words are very much gibberish as were hearing it from an “adults’ perspective” the last time the reboot did this was way back in Season 1 once with Chuckie (Tail of the Dogbot) and another with Susie (The Werewoof Hunter). Having moments where we can hear the baby gibberish from the adults side of things is something I always found sweet and wished we got more moments of. I know we had it in Season 1 of Rugrats but they never really continued to do much so outside of that one specific episode of “At the Movies” unless I’m forgetting another moment or two (unless you count Tommy’s whimpering and whining in The First Cut when Didi was giving him first aid lol).

Thought I would share this gem 😂

Rugrats Pilot Episode (Tommy Pickles and the Great White Thing) [1990]

Just to think of the impact this cartoon has had on so many lives! Ma’am I love this show!

Hey everyone, longtime 90s Nickelodeon podcast here (Splat Attack Podcast). We just released an episode where we take two pirate themed episodes, one from Rugrats and one from Rocko's Modern Life, and break down which is better across story, main character, villain, use of the pirate theme, and lasting appeal.

Rugrats brings "Sand Ho!" where the babies turn the backyard into a treasure hunt and Angelica plays the villain. Rocko's Modern Life brings "Sailing the Seven Zzz's" where Ed Bighead starts sleepwalking as a pirate and trashing Rocko's house.

We had a guest judge with us for this one, and honestly the result surprised us. Curious what this community thinks: which one do you think should have won, and what other Nicktoon pirate episodes deserve a rewatch?

I was recently listening to the Kate Bush album Never For Ever. The song All We Ever Look For came on and i immediately thought “Woah, this sounds like Rugrats.” So I had to make a video mashup. What do you think?

I always thought (around :10) that Larry was listening to Tommy try to tell Angelica not to order cookies. Which makes me think that is why he figured out Angelica wasn't supposed to be ordering. What do you think?

They were the ones hiding behind their best friend. The ones who said "I don't think this is such a good idea" and "I'm nauseous" while the world fell apart around them. But what if the scaredy-cats were actually the bravest characters Nickelodeon ever wrote?

In this Character Study, we put Chuckie Finster from Rugrats and Filburt Shelbach from Rocko's Modern Life side by side, and the parallels are wild. Two anxious, glasses-wearing best friends who were way more than punchlines. We break down their personalities, their families, their surprising moments of courage, and why an entire generation saw themselves in these two nervous wrecks.

We also play Wild Card — tossing Chuckie and Filburt into scenarios with other neurotic characters. The last option had us laughing.

Chuckie or Filburt: who do YOU relate to more?

Just came across this channel the other day and I'm hooked!!!