Rugrats

Chuckie, feeling ignored by Tommy who now has older brother duties, takes chores for a baby duckling, who follows him everywhere. At first it's fun, but he soon realizes that there's a lot of responsibility involved in caring for someone. / Spike becomes jealous of all the attention Dil is getting, but ends up saving him from danger and becoming a hero.

When Angelica tells Chuckie he's not as cute as he used to be, the babies help him redesign himself like a butterfly in a cocoon. / Angelica notices that Phil and Lil and now Tommy and Dil get double what she gets, so she creates her twin, so that she, too, will double her intake of goodies.

Angelica has the babies convinced that Didi and Stu might take Dil back to the baby store because he is dumb. The babies set out to "train" him. / Dil isn't sleeping through the night and it's wreaking havoc on Tommy. Responding to Angelica's boast of being beyond having to take naps, the babies get caught up in a competition to see who can stay awake through naptime.

Stu has to go out of town and Tommy overhears that he must now be the "Man of the House". / Tommy is feeling neglected by Stu and wishes for a different Dad. When Drew takes Stu and the babies to a spa to make him a "new man". Tommy thinks his wish just might come true.

Stu wants to buy a car and he and Grandpa Lou head to a car dealership where the babies are on the lookout for "sharks" who want to get the better of Stu. / Chas notices that Chuckie is a left-hander and freaks out, deciding that he must stop this at all costs.

It's Didi's birthday and Stu and Lou are having a surprise party. After all of the chaos, they realize they have forgotten the most important thing: the birthday cake. / Grandpa Lou's old army buddy is coming into town and he laments about being bald. The babies overhear and Angelica convinces Tommy that being bald means he'll never grow up. The babies try to find Tommy some "hair".

At a petting zoo the babies become convinced that they are going to turn into animals if they stay. They conspire to escape with the help of their new animal friends and Tommy's trusty screwdriver. / Triumphant as her stint as a flower girl, Angelica plans an elaborate wedding for Lil and Chuckie. Marriage isn't quite what they expect and they finally decide to exchange "I Don'ts".

After Grandpa Lou tells the Rugrats the story of Jack and the Beanstalk, they become convinced that Dil has eaten some magic beans and that he now possesses powers. / The babies believe they have turned Dil into a watermelon and must now save him from the watermelon-eating contest at the neighborhood block party.

Tommy is horrified when Dil is given some of his old toys. Tommy eventually realizes that he has outgrown his old toys and they are perfect for Dil. / Angelica is jealous when Susie Carmichael is chosen to be the lead in a ballet recital. Angelica decides to stage a recital of her own and recruits the Rugrats to be her ballet troupe. Chuckie is bullied into wearing a tutu.

After Tommy and Chuckie decide to go their separate ways to find new friends. They each find what seem to be kindred spirits, but soon realize that it's diversity that makes the world go around. / Everyone goes to the Art Museum. When Grandpa Lou falls asleep, Angelica takes over and the babies fantasize as they become part of the art pieces.

When the babies are taken to a nursery to buy some plants, the foliage takes on a jungle-like quality and the babies fantasize they are being chased by a white tiger. / Boris and Minka rent a cabin in the woods and Didi feels that the babies should bond with their grandparents. Stu overcomplicates things with his new-fangled camping gear and the babies try to save everyone from the "elephants".

Stu and Didi are having a party and Angelica sets up camping grounds in the backyard for the babies. That night they sit around the "campfire" to tell scary stories. / Chuckie -- with some help from Angelica -- writes a complaint letter to Reptar after he sees him steal cereal in the commercial.

Chas gets Chuckie a new pedal-operated car and takes the Rugrats to the park to try it out. At the park, some other kids pretend to be Chuckie's friend in order to have rides, and Chuckie eventually pushes his real friends aside. / Tommy wonders if Dil can imagine pictures in his head when he listens to music, the way Tommy and his friends do.

After the Rugrats overhear Chas reminisce about his very first bachelor pad back when he was young, Chuckie discovers all his furniture has been moved out of his bedroom. / When Angelica hears that Susie's sister is going to her Junior Prom, she decides she wants to stage a prom, just so she can be elected Prom Queen.

If Angelica can remain silent for a whole day, her parents will buy her an amazing present... but with the Rugrats around, will she make it? / Angelica ties Chuckie's eternally-untied shoes, and Chas believed that Chuckie did it himself-a shoe-tying prodigy!

Angelica has decided to be a "stand up chameleon" when she grows up and encourages the Rugrats to decide on a profession for themselves as well. / After Borris reads the Rugrats the story of Noah's Ark, Angelica tells them she heard on TV that there's going to be a flood.

Angelica is determined to cover up her cold so she can go to the Cirque Du Dummi Bear with the other kids. / The babies decide to initiate Dil into the world of "big babies" but are hindered in performing their ceremony by a competition between the fathers to see who has the energy to imitate their kids' every move.

Grandpa Lou, baby-sitting for the Rugrats, is forced to take them along with him to a wrestling arena where he and Conan McNulty will vie for the seniors' division title. / After hearing about how Chas likes to collect things, Tommy suggests that Chuckie start a rock collection to supplement the lucky rock he carries in his pocket.

Angelica, the babies, and Susie's family all head to the drive-in to catch the latest Reptar movie, "Reptar VS. Evil Reptar."