Rugrats

During Tommy's first birthday party, his friends decide they want to be dogs.

Angelica hits Tommy's favorite ball over the fenceduring a Fourth of July picnic./Stu and Didi take Tommy to an important client dinner.

The babies go to the movies./Tommy dreams that his family takes on the physical characteristics of the figures in the mobile that hangs over his bed.

Phil and Lil star in a diaper commercial, upset the crew and destroy the director's prized set./Didi brings Tommy to school where she teaches home economics.

Phil and Lil star in a diaper commercial, upset the crew and destroy the director's prized set./Didi brings Tommy to school where she teaches home economics.

Two hoods mistake Tommy for a millionaire's kid and kidnap him./The Rugrats embark on a jungle adventure.

Grandpa is supposed to play his trumpet at a Picnic, but Spike runs off with his dentures./Didi and Stu take Tommy to a baby psychologist after he crayons on the wall.

While watching a scary show a kid discovers his dad is really a robot./Tommy climbs in a bag and ends up at the post office where he's mistaken for a piece of mail.

Stu and Didi build a haunted house and the Rugrats sneak in./The adults blame Spike for mysterious accidents in the garage, but Tommy believes his pet is innocent.

Didi decides it's time to wean Tommy from the bottle./Tommy gets excited when he sees a pyramid display of Reptar cereal boxes at the supermarket.

The dads are watching football on TV, the Rugrats are in their pen and Angelica decides she wants Tommy's chocolate milk bottle.

The Rugrats stage a trial to determine who broke Tommy's clown lamp.

Angelica and her kitty, Fluffy, act and look like evil twins. Fluffy breaks some pottery and Spike is wrongly accused.

At the Sleazola Bros. Carnival, a guy in a rubber Reptar suit is giving out samples of Reptar cereal. Angelica runs off with his bag and everyone follows her on a wild chase that culminates in the "Tunnel of Love".

Stu and Didi take Tommy and Angelica on a car trip to the Grand Canyon./Tommy and Chuckie accidentally toss their glider plane into the scary basement.

Tommy and Chuckie accidentally are left in a huge toy store after closing./After Grandpa reads a pirate story, everyone imagines they're buccaneers on the high seas.

When Chuckie spends a weekend at the Pickles house, he tells Tommy that his father is trying to potty train him.

Tommy gets put in a care center that seems an awful lot like a prison./When Tommy has to go to the doctor to get a shot.

Tommy and Chuckie go to a playground where kids live in fear of a bully./Tommy and Chuckie learn there is a "mirrorland" on the other side of a mirror Didi brings home.

Angelica gets a crush on a 4 year old boy who wears a leather jacket./While driving to the ice cream place, Stu and Didi take a detour to a mini-golf course.

When Stu is hit on the head by his latest creation, he suffers temporary amnesia and starts acting like a baby. At first, the Rugrats love this new edition to their gang, but then Tommy begins to miss his daddy.

When the Pickles have a garage sale to get rid of all of their extra junk, the rugrats lend a hand by gathering up all of the adults' belongings.

While Stu is testing a new electrical toy, he accidentally blacks out the entire city. The rugrats surmise that the light is trapped in the refrigerator.

While running errands with Didi, Tommy and Chuckie mistake the "ATM" for the "M&M" machine. In search of the candy, they wreak havoc through the entire bank.

En route to the Pickles family reunion, Angelica explains to Tommy that all parents give their children away to other parents at family reunions.

Stu and Didi leave Tommy and Chuckie with Grandpa Lou for a night. While the kids prepare for an exciting night of videos and ice cream, Grandpa gets a call from his long lost love and invites her over.

At the Natural History Museum, Tommy and his pals see their first giant dinosaur skeleton. On the prowl for a souvenir for Spike who had to stay behind, Tommy leads the rugrats on an expedition to get a bone out of the big pile.

Chuckie's father buys him "sea monkeys" - tiny frozen shrimps - to keep as pets but Chuckie believes the creatures will be happier in the ocean.

The rugrats find a little lizard and immediately assume that it must be the baby of Reptar, the dinosaur character they so adore.

After a game of charades gets a little too intense, the Pickles and the DeVilles stop talking and the rugrats set out to reunite the two families.

After watching the 1950's TV hero, Captain Blasto, the rugrats convince Chuckie that he can become a superhero when he dons a purple cape.

When Spike begins to smell just a little too stinky, Didi hires a dog groomer to clean him up.

After watching a sci-fi movie about giant space ants, Tommy and Chuckie worry that Tommy's visiting Aunt Miriam might also be such a creature.

Inspired by a science fiction film, the rugrats decide to shrink down with a "lazy-beam" in order to retrieve a watermelon seed from Chuckie's tummy.

Didi meets the world famous child care expert, Dr. Lipschitz, at a book signing and promptly invites him home for dinner./The rugrats fantasize about what it would be like to be adults. Although their understanding of the adult world is a little bit skewed, they eventually decide they like being babies after all.

The families escape to a mountain cabin in search of "the perfect Christmas". Things get a little crazy when Tommy and Chuckie lay traps for Santa and Chuckie's dad dresses up as Santa and tries to squeeze his way down the chimney.

After hearing Grandpa's stories from the American Star Inquirer, Tommy dreams of being taken aboard an alien spaceship.

When Grandpa accidentally loses Tommy, he must resort to his old private-eye skills learned in the thirties to track the boy down. Never did he imagine that he would find the boy practically adopted by two rich sisters who want to leave their money to him.

When a game of hide and go seek goes awry, Chuckie loses his glasses and the whole world appears to him a a blurry kaleidoscopic nightmare.

A skunk sprays Chuckie and he becomes even more pitiful than usual.

When Tommy's favorite stuffed animal gets taken away, he decides to take Angelica's advice and becomes bad.

Angelica gets a "Wee Wizard" magic kit as a gift. Much to her surprise, and to the astonishment of the rugrats, she makes Lil disappear.

A new family moves in across the street from Tommy. The three year old of the house, Susie, befriends Tommy and asks him to help her find her old room.

Stu buys Tommy a "Kiddie Karnival," but Tommy and the rugrats are much more interested in the potential of the box in which to karnival came.

After Angelica tells them a horror story, Tommy and Chuckie develop a terrible fear of going down the bath tub drain.

When Didi's younger brother Ben gets married, Tommy and Chuckie become enthralled by the multi-tiered wedding cake.

Tommy and Chuckie accidentally lose Angelica's favorite doll, Cynthia, and must face the dilemma of whether to tell Angelica.

Chuckie gets an imaginary friend, Barney, whom no one except Chuckie can see or hear.

The rugrats develop a fascination with the garbage truck that comes every week, they think it's a monster named Hubert.

After the rugrats see a TV show about a talking dog, they becomes convinced that Spike's been holding back, refusing to talk to them.

After a traumatic experience at a "Chuck E. Cheese" pizza joint, Chuckie develops a horrible fear of going down the slide. Tommy, Susie, Phil and Lil must help him conquer his fear.

The rugrats go to a public swimming pool and mistake the pool for a giant potty.

While Grandpa competes for the senior championship at a local bowling alley, the rugrats explore and wreak havoc and in the end, discover that Grandpa's opponent is a cheat.

After Drew punishes Angelica she decides to runaway. . .to Tommy's house.

When Didi goes on a "Jeopardy" style game show, she must confront her inner doubts. / Boris and Minka agree to take care of Tommy and Angelica for a weekend, but their child care skills have grown rusty.

After Angelica saves Chuckie from getting hit by a troop of big wheelers, she tells Chuckie he has to be her slave for life. / Susie, the new kid on the block, sticks up for the rugrats after Angelica's been picking on them.

When Angelica learns about the Tooth Fairy from Susie's big brother Edwin, she forms a plan to get rich quick by pulling out Chuckie's teeth and putting them under her pillow. / During a sleepover at Angelica's, Grandpa read the rugrats a bedtime story about Aladdin and his magic lamp.

When Randy Carmichael's boss, the producer of the Dummi Bears Show, comes over for dinner, the Rugrats think Susie's going to have to move away. / Phil and Lil decide they want to be different from each other.

The Rugrats and Chaz, try to help Chuckie overcome his fear of getting his haircut. Ultimately, Chuckie finally decides to just go through with it, and Chaz ends up completely bald due to letting Chuckie give him a bad haircut. / After boasting to Susie that day camp would be no challenge for her, Angelica is sent to Susie's day camp, where she fails miserably until she develops team spirit.

When Susie's new trike is missing and Angelica shows up on an identical three-wheeler, Susie accuses her of stealing it. / Angelica plays doctor, diagnosing Chuckie with a disease that will turn him into a rhinoceros. Chuckie starts to accept his fate, but then notices that Angelica has several symptoms herself. She runs crying to Drew, worried about her case of "rhinoceritis".

Grandpa, starting to feel like he's in the way, moves into a retirement home that looked great on TV but turns out to be boring. Tommy and Angelica come to visit him, and not only do they liven up the place, but Grandpa realizes how much they need him when he rescues them from trouble. / Grandpa takes the rugrats on their first camping trip--outside in the backyard.

After a trip to the circus, Angelica stages her own big top, using the rugrats as her three-ring acts. / Angelica, informed that babies come from stork eggs, passes this on to the rugrats, who find a crow's egg and try to hatch a baby brother for Tommy.

Angelica puts "vanishing cream" on Tommy and Chuckie and pretends she can't see them in order to get them to sneak desserts for her. / After yet another wild adventure, Chuckie decides that Tommy plays too rough,and he's going to stay inside where it's safe.

After Angelica is particularly nasty, Tommy wishes something bad would happen to her. When Drew brings over a life-sized statue of Angelica, the rugrats assume that their wish has come true, and they try to turn the stone Angelica back into the real thing. / Angelica, stuck at Tommy's house while her parents are on vacation, fakes having a broken leg to get attention.

When Susie's teenage sister Alisa baby-sits Susie and Tommy for the first time, Tommy and Susie suspect there are monsters loose in the house. / Grandpa tells Angelica and Tommy about Stu and Drew's babyhood: They used to fight all the time, until they cooperated to find a TV set to watch their favorite show, "Blocky and Oxwinkle".

When the "Reptar 2010" videotape breaks, the rugrats each supply their own ending to the story, describing a Reptar that resembles their own characters. / Stu, trying to break through his "inventor's block', gets a job at Consolidated Lard, and Tommy keeps trying to sabotage him each morning in order to keep him from leaving the house.

After Chuckie admires Tommy's punching-bag clown doll, Tommy gives it to Chuckie. Tommy immediately misses the doll, but has to work up the nerve to ask Chuckie for it back. / When the Rugrats find a nickel in the park, Angelica's greed takes over and she drives them to look for more.

While Stu shows boring slides of his family's vacation, the rugrats draw their own "slides" which come alive as they narrate their own "day in the life" stories. / Stu invents a talking, walking "Mr. Friend" doll which seems to have a few bugs that only become apparent when he's alone with the babies.

When Angelica sneaks a set of toy handcuffs and then gets stuck cuffed to Chuckie, she has to hide the situation from the adults until she can figure out a way to get the cuffs off. / Due to a meteorological anomaly, snow falls in the rugrats' neighborhood, and the babies go off on a backyard fantasy adventure to find the North Pole and get Santa to fix Chuckie's fire truck.

The babies sneak into Grandpa's camping trailer, mistaking it for a rocket ship, then believe that they've blasted off to the moon. / Angelica's terrified of getting older and having more responsibilities, so she pretends she's a baby, hoping to avoid having a birthday.

Angelica misinterprets her parents' remarks and believes she's an actual princess. / When Tommy stays with Chuckie for a few days, their individual quirks start to annoy each other.

Tommy decides that he'd rather go naked like his dog Spike. / Angelica forms a secret club and makes the babies compete to see who will be her chosen member.

When Chuckie gets a big boys' bed, Angelica tells him there's a monster underneath it. / Chaz wins $10 million in a sweepstakes, and suddenly things change for Chuckie.

Charlotte gets stuck taking Tommy and Angelica to the office with her, where they wreak havoc and almost blow a deal, but she discovers that they are her most precious assets of all. / Chuckie, depressed, gets a visit from his guardian angel, who shows him what everyone's life would have been like had he never been born. Chuckie cheers up when he realizes how much he's needed by others.

Chuckie has a couple of vivid dreams one night, and then the other rugrats are hard-pressed to convince him he's not still dreaming throughout the rest of the day. / Tired of being left out at Phil and Lil's house, Angelica claims to know which twin is the favorite and which is the reject. Phil and Lil become suspicious and competitive.

Chuckie's sick of all the fuss people make over his red hair, so he gets Tommy to dye it black with Grandpa's dye. / When Spike runs away, Stu tries to replace him with a series of new pets for Tommy, but nothing works. Finally, someone returns Spike to Tommy, and the boy and his dog have a joyous reunion.

In order to keep the rugrats from playing in Chuckie's new playhouse, (which is too small to fit her), Angelica tells the rugrats that Chuckie's an alien from outer space and the playhouse is his rocket ship. / After Chaz gives Chuckie a lecture about germs, Chuckie becomes a germ freak and refuses to touch anything for fear of accidentally coming into contact with a germ.

Charlotte announces she's pregnant, and Angelica worries that she'll be forgotten once the new baby arrives. / The Rugrats fantasize that they are super heroes in order to rescue their TV heroes from the wicked "Angelitron".

Tired of Angelica's bullying, the rugrats go play with another kid in the park, Josh. When Josh turns out to be an even worse bully, Angelica shows up to rescue "her babies" from him. / Angelica decides to sue her parents for divorce after they insist that she eat some broccoli. She wins the case, but then Drew wakes up and realizes it was all his own bad dream.

The rugrats go to Boris and Minka's for Passover, and get locked in the attic with Boris, who's recounting of the Passover story is seen through Angelica's eyes, using the rugrats as historical characters.

The TV breaks, and all the rugrats use a cardboard box to create their own shows, not missing the actual programming at all. / In response to one of Chuckie's questions, Angelica makes up a "fact" that the sky is falling and the world is ending.

Chuckie adopts a pet, Melville the Bug. When the bug dies, Chuckie has a hard time accepting it, and goes through the normal grieving process of denial, anger, and then acceptance. / After Angelica overdoses on cookies and winds up with a stomach ache, she makes the rugrats promise to keep the cookies away from her, no matter what.

Chuckie falls for a new girl, Megan, and they express their affection by picking on each other. When Chuckie catches Megan picking on another boy, he realizes that love comes and goes. / At first the Rugrats are glad to hear that Angelica's moving away, but Tommy thinks about the time they all first met, and how Angelica was instrumental in getting them to be friends.

Tommy leads the babies into another adventure to save Grandpa Boris from the "Meany of Chanukah"- Grandpa's childhood rival, Schlomo. While the Rugrats learn about Chanukah from the Seniors' play entitled "The Meaning of Chanukah," Angelica is determined to find a TV to watch the "Cynthia Christmas Special."

When Angelica builds a macaroni bust of herself as a Mother's Day gift for her mom, Tommy, Phil, and Lil search for presents for their own mothers.

Spike's behavior gets a little bizarre when he secretly adopts a litter of kittens that he has stashed under the house. / When Chuckie gets a case of the chicken pox, Angelica explains to the babies that he has "chicken pops" and is turning into a chicken.

The Rugrats pretend they are characters from one of Grandpa Lou's old-time radio serials. / Angelica pretends to be a psychic as a way of getting the babies to do her bidding.

Stu and Drew get into a competition, trying to catch the antics of their respective children on tape to win a prize on a video show. / The Rugrats have their own Olympics. They compete against the McNulty clan.

The Rugrats help Chuckie deal with his latest fear of the carwash!! / It's hot and the Rugrats are at the park. The Rugrats meet a mysterious baby, Sabu, who takes them on a trek across the park to find water.

Angelica shanghais the Rugrats into working for her lemonade stand. Susie Carmichael comes along, sees the babies being mistreated, and convinces them to "go on a strike". / After Lil explains the benefits of dresses, Phil and Chuckie give them a try.

Bewitched by a Grandpa Lou tale, the Rugrats believe they have wished themselves into a fairy tale land. Little did they know they were on their way to a Medieval Fair when they wished it. / Chuckie becomes a new, more confident baby when a special treatment unclogs his nose for a day.

Grandpa Lou wins a Turkey in a contest and havoc ensues when it turns out to be a live bird. In the end, the adults see that the babies have befriended the turkey, and gather the table for a Thanksgiving dinner of Reptar cereal.

The Rugrats decide that Spike Needs to be Potty Trained. / After the Rugrats mess up Angelica's room with art supplies, Angelica's mother sees the mess and, thinking it is Angelica, declares her an "artiste".

The Rugrats get confused when they see fog outside for the first time. They are convinced that the house is up in the clouds and try to stop anyone from leaving the house. / When Stu and Drew take the Rugrats fishing. Angelica is heartbroken when she sees her new Cynthia doll has been eaten by a marlin. The Rugrats inadvertently help the adults catch that very fish and get Cynthia back.

The Rugrats are convinced that there is a monster in Grandpa Lou's mattress. / Charlotte's minivan breaks down on the way to taking the Rugrats to the Dummi Bear concert. Hearing that a jack is the only thing that can help them, the kids go to a nearby Italian restaurant looking for "Jack".

The Rugrats are confused when Tommy gets a case of the hiccups. Angelica explains that the only way to cure him is to scare the it out of him, and enlists their aid in doing so. / In the fall, the Rugrats notice a tree is losing it leaves. Alarmed by this change, the babies decide the tree is sick and try to find a way to make it well.

It's time for Spring cleaning and the Rugrats are concerned about Didi's quest to get rid of the dust bunnies. / Angelica is sent to a new age preschool and the teachers tell her parents that Angelica has "sharing issues".

Angelica schemes to get candy from the babies by pretending that her doll Cynthia had been "kidlapped". / The babies run amok in a department store, trying to return a turtle to it's "daddy" in another part of the store.

Stu's new invention, "The Pickles Voice Frequency Modulator 5000" - a toy which deepens children's voices - falls into the wrong hands. Posing as her mother, Angelica racks up a gigantic bill at Zippy's Snappy Home Delivery Deli. / After the Pickles decorate their house for their annual Christmas card photo, the babies get confused and think it's actually Christmas and that Santa forgot them.

Angelica develops a guilty conscience after waking up with a swollen nose (a mosquito stung her in the night). Thinking she will share the same fate as Pinnochio, she decides to turn over a new leaf and be completely honest. / Thinking that the pilot light is a "pirate light" that keeps pirates away from their house, the babies wage war on a hapless repair man whom they assume is a pirate.

After Lou sneaks home after an all night pinochle tournament, he gets out of a day of yard work by saying he caught a "bad bug". The babies think that Lou ate a bug and try several home remedies to cure him. / Grandpa Lou brings the Rugrats to a bingo game at a Senior Center. The babies misunderstand his "date with Lady Luck" and when Lou starts losing, go off to look for her.

Chaz falls for a traffic cop. The Rugrats try to thwart the blossoming romance after Angelica informs them that police officers take babies away from their parents and put them behind bars. / Ben and Elaine are thinking about having a baby and baby-sit the Rugrats for one night as a test run.

Angelica tries to be the new junior assistant for "Miss Carol's Happy House". The fur flies when Angelica overhears Miss Carol bad "word of the day" and repeats it to the world. . Charlotte makes her long-suffering assistant Jonathan babysit the Rugrats while she digs up dirt on her competition at work.

Chuckie falls for Emma, a little girl playing by herself at the park. The one problem is that she's the little sister of Big Binky, an over-protective (and very large) three year old. / A Rugrats romp set at Piggy's Pizza Palace, a Chuck E. Cheese-type restaurant/arcade.

Grandpa Lou plays poker with his eccentric cousin Miriam and her nutty friends. When the old ladies say Chuckie "looks good enough to eat", the Rugrats worry that the old ladies want to eat their friend. / Tommy is the victim of mistaken identity when a one-toothed baby who is dressed like him wreaks havoc on the kids at the park.

Tommy is rattled when he gets his first cut, but eventually learns that cuts do heal. / The babies think Chuckie is growing after Grandpa Lou accidentally shrinks his clothes in the wash.

Angelica takes Chuckie under her wing when he gets his first bike. Things get a little out of control when he is bullied into a game of chicken with another big bike kid. / During a trip, the adults inadvertently leave Grandpa Lou stranded at a gas station. The Rugrats pull every trick in the book to make the car stop so Lou can catch up.

In this Wild West fantasy, the babies form a posse to catch the Angelica who stole all of their free ice cream coupons. / After Angelica explains the expression to be in the other guy's shoes, Tommy decides to make Chuckie braver by putting him in Angelica's shoes. But in an extended dream sequence, Chuckie ends up with all of Angelica's obnoxious traits.

Chas and Chuckie are forced to baby-sit Angelica's evil cat/lookalike Fluffy when Angelica and her family leave town. / During a sleep over, Tommy and Chuckie fear the Sandman is coming to get them and set elaborate traps for him, which ultimately spring on Chas when he comes to check on Chuckie.

The babies make a trek to the basement in order to save Chuckie's favorite Reptar Jr. toy. They get carried away and imagine themselves in the movie "Reptar Battles the Mole People." / When the Rugrats go to a birthday party at the McNulty's house, they are set against one another when Timmy McNulty tells the girls they can't play because they have cooties.

In the prequel to Rugrats: The Movie, Chas is working on his family tree. Tommy and Chuckie decide that they're from the same tree and decide that they're really brothers. Unfortunately, Chuckie - fueled by Angelica - becomes jealous of the attention that Chas is giving his new "brother", and tries to make Tommy look bad. The story ends when Didi finds out that she is pregnant.

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."

Tommy doesn't like the idea of sharing Spike with Dil, so the babies decide they have to find a new pet for Dil, but Dil doesn't like any of the "pets" they find for him./When the Rugrats overhear a mayoral candidate on television, they decide that Tommy is their mayor. Angelica insists that they must have an election, and she and Susie become "champagne managers" for Tommy and Phil respectively.

When Betty mentions to Didi that her older brother is coming to visit and that he used to give her a hard time because "brothers are monsters," Tommy worries that he's turning into a monster./
After the Rugrats overhear Didi telling Stu a white lie about his invention, they think it must be okay to tell Susie that the awful Reptar Cereal Bars that she's made in her Easy-Cook Oven are delicious.

After the Rugrats observe Angelica and other toddlers in "Safety Town" learning safety rules from Officer Dan, Chuckie decides he wants to be safety officer, too./When the Rugrats overhear Grampa refer to himself as "quite an antique" at an antique auction, they are afraid that people are going to buy Grampa when he falls asleep in an old rocker.

When Angelica is forbidden to eat sweets at the park, she "kidnaps" Dil and uses him to grab cookies from other parties. The Rugrats chase after them, to rescue Dil from a life of crime./When Stu bangs his thumb and sticks it in his mouth, the babies imitate him. Lou says it will cause "buck teeth," so Angelica tells the babies that if they don't stop sucking their thumbs they'll turn into ducks.

When the Rugrats hear that Didi is going to be "planting Dil" in her herb garden, they imagine a whole bunch of new baby Dil's, and rush around trying to prepare for the "invasion."/As the Rugrats play King and Queen, unaware that Angelica has arrived, Angelica sneaks around playing practical jokes on them and sets up Dil as the scapegoat.

Didi introduces Goober, a goofy, gentle toy to Tommy and Dil as an antidote to the aggressive Reptar. Chuckie immediately takes to Goober, but Tommy does not and they stop talking to each other./When Dil destroys all the Rugrats' toys, "Doctor" Susie fixes them. Angelica is jealous at all the attention Susie is getting, but when Dil breaks Cynthia, Angelica must beg Susie to perform surgery.

When Chuckie wets the bed one night, Chas worries that he's going backwards. The Rugrats decide that Chuckie has to have a boring day so he won't have an exciting dream and forget to wake up and go potty./After the Rugrats see home movies of Stu's scouting days, they decide to be scouts, but Dil "gets lost" and they spend all their time searching for him.

When Chuckie rips his shirt, Chas buys him a new one, leading Chuckie to think he's not the same person and start going by the name "Ralph."/When Didi hides the cookie jar from Grandpa , Angelica convinces the babies to search for it; Tommy leads them into a caveman fantasy where they must track down the "wise cave-baby" who is the only one who knows where the Cookasaurus is hidden.

When the babies can't get Dil to sleep, Chuckie has a nightmare in which they have all shrunk to the size of his "little people" toys, except for Dil. Now they must try to take care of a giant crying, grabbing Dil./Angelica graduates from charm school and her newly-learned manners are put to the test when Charlotte hosts an important guest, and Angelica must teach the babies manners.

Tommy feels left out when everyone else is getting attention so he decides to try Angelica's technique of pretending to be sick or hurt./After hearing Didi and Betty talk about a famous rock band, the babies want to be in a band, especially after Angelica tells them what being famous means. Chuckie becomes "famous" on the playground for an accidental sand dance, and soon fame goes to his head.

The babies and Angelica visit Susie in the hospital when she goes to get her tonsils removed. The Rugrats bring her things, but Angelica is mean and obnoxious, playing with a Cynthia ventriloquist dummy. As Susie goes under, she dreams she has entered a strange, magical land where she just wants to get home. She is accompanied by the Rugrats, who she meets along the way.

After Grandpa explains what Valentine's Day means to the babies, and Angelica shoots Spike with Cupid's arrow, the babies decide they have to find Spike a Valentine, and it's Fluffy. They try to get the two animals together using the romantic gestures Grandpa talks about with his late wife, Trixie.

When Aunt Miriam returns from a road trip across America, she forgets a Souvenir for Dil, and the babies search in their backyard for something suitable, going into fantasy at the Grand canyon, Everglades, Yellowstone, etc.

Angelica warns the Rugrats the season of Fall is a time of change - and change ain't always good. When Grandpa Lou decides to move to the retirement community, the babies are afraid she's right.

Tommy decides Grandpa left because of Reptar - so the babies bury their Reptar toys. When Tommy goes to tell Grandpa, he finds Lou's been "salsa-danced" right onto a paramedic's gurney.

The Rugrats try to stop Fall and its changes by stopping the Fall Festival parade but it's Stu and his animatronic Reptar that bring everything to a halt.

When Kimi borrows Cynthia to place in a tree house, Angelica turns into the giant creature of the jungle called "Angelicon" and sets off after the Rugrats./When Dil's binkie pops out of his mouth, it takes a quick trip around the neighborhood./Chuckie is afraid he'll never be a good "big brother" to Kimi because he's scared of things she isn't.

The Rugrats are convinced baby Dil has become trapped inside Stu's computer and go to great lengths to free him./Phil and Lil become gourmet chefs when they decide to make a pie./When Angelica samples a bit of forbidden chocolate cake, it sets off an amazing chain of events.

Angelica realizes she's the only one without a brother or sister and auditions each of the babies for the role./When the babies see a sleeping Spike having a "nightscare," they surround him with the personal objects that help them through their nightmares./Kimi falls in love with a donkey pinata and the Rugrats, knowing what happens to pinata's, try to help her save it.

The new family of Finsters at home. After reading "Cinderella", Angelica tells Chuckie that he may have a mean step mommy.

Tommy and the babies save Stu from the world's most obstinate pair of shoes. / Tommy and Chuckie wonder what Dil and Spike think about - then we see Dil and Spike's point of view of breakfast at the Pickles. / The babies hear there are going to be falling stars and "travel" into space and combat a Darth Vaderish Angelica who's behind it all.

Chuckie and Kimi go to "dayscare," where, according to Angelica, the scary kids are! / Chuckie, Kimi and Tommy try to figure out the mystery behind a special staircase post. / The McNulty's challenge the Rugrats over turf at the Launderomat in a musical homage to "West Side Story."

With Kira and Kimi in his house, Chuckie sees changes everywhere and is sure life as he knew it is over. / Backstage at a magic show, the Rugrats discover real magic. / Lulu babysits the Rugrats at the retirement community as they cause chaos under her easily distracted eye.

When Phil and Lil hear Lulu ask a hoarse Howard if the "cat's got his tongue," they enlist the help of all the babies to hunt down Fluffy. / Tommy attempts to rescue Dil's bottle by mirroring the actions of one of Lou's war stories. / When Kira and Chas think Kimi's pulling away from them, they overcompensate by showering her with attention leaving Chuckie feeling like the Odd Baby out.

When Angelica and Susie compete in a talent show, Angelica's attempts to one-up Susie go too far. / As Didi tries to figure out why Dil hates taking baths, a fantasy sequence shows us just why he protests. / When the babies become enamored of Kimi's storytelling abilities, Chuckie fears he's losing his friends.

During a visit to Home Wonderland, the babies become convinced an army of potties is after them. / Angelica accidentally breaks Charlotte's cell phone and keeping the secret almost drives her mad. / When Kimi hides Angelica's watch, the Rugrats are sure all the best times in their lives will disappear if they don't find it.

Susie tries to make the babies into "growed-up kids" so they can attend Angelica's "busyness munchin."/Tommy explains life's inside-the-home -the refrigerator, the potty, the playpen - to Dil./When Chuckie fears Kimi's going to be mailed back to Japan, he and the other babies try to make her "last day" the best possible.

Phil has increasing trouble tearing himself away from his favorite TV show, so the babies intervene./Tommy explains life's backyard basics to Dil./Angelica stages her version of a talk show, using it to find out who broke Kimi's new toy.

When Aunt T. visits the Carmichaels to celebrate Kwanzaa, she tells Susie the holiday is a time to honor the legacy of our great people. Not having won any trophies or awards like the rest of her family, Susie comes to the conclusion that she isn't great and won't be able to celebrate.

Tommy Pickles and his pint-sized pals discover magic, danger and great comic adventure in a world we often take for granted. Tommy is joined by the twins Phil and Lil DeVille, his best friend Chuckie and Angelica, his three yea

Angelica and Susie break Miss Weemer's coffee mug. Then, along with Harold, they go on an adventure to repair the mug and realize that they make a good team.

Angelica convinces the babies to give her their candy or they'll turn into whatever they dress up as. Chuckie finds his inner werewuff and stands up to Angelica.

Tommy feels rejected when Spike seems to be paying all his attention to Fifi until the cause is revealed - Fifi delivers a doghouse full of puppies.

Chuckie and Kimi get their own library cards on their 1st trip to the library. But when Chuckie misplaces his card, the babies turn the place upside-down to retrieve his "ticket to the world."/Inspired by a visit to the old folk's home, Angelica schemes to get the babies to "tire," just like Grandpa Lou and Grandma Lulu so she can watch "Cynthia, P.I." in peace and quiet.

As Betty and Didi listen to an abrasive Dr. Laura-type radio personality, Angelica decides this is a gig she was born for and starts right in "fixing" the babies lives./Angelica convinces Chuckie that he is allergic to Kimi because he has been sneezing every time she is around.

In order to drum up more business, Kira hires a Feng Shui expert to rearrange the coffee shop. But the babies, thinking the "Fun way guy" is here to play games with everyone, innocently undo all of Master Wang's work./The entire gang goes to the cheesy local aquarium for the day, which is shaped like a huge boat.

When the mommies leave the babies with their fathers, all hell breaks loose at home, ending up with the babies trashing the house and the dads getting locked inside Stu's latest invention, a fully-automated, state-of-the-art playpen./Angelica tells the babies that the reason her new doll is so realistic is because it's actually a real baby that was turned into a doll.

Chas and Kira take on a work-study teen to help around the coffee shop. "Cyndy" is such a dead ringer for Angelica's Cynthia doll that the babies are convinced the doll's come alive. /In order to impress some four-year old girls with a "thing" for babies, Angelica promises to be nice to the Rugrats forever if Phil will stop making mudpies with them and go play house with the older girls.

To celebrate Boris and Minka's anniversary, the whole gang takes a train trip to Little Biendeltown, a theme-park re-creation of the Old Country. In a send-up of Agatha Christie-style mysteries, the scenic 18-hour journey is characterized by strange occurrences, shadowy figures, and crime -Minka's necklace is missing and, even more heinous, someone's pilfered Chuckie's stuffed bear Wawa!

When Didi decides to go "back to school", the babies are confused. Angelica explains that this means everything in the Pickles household is going to start going backwards now and soon Tommy will be a baby like Dil again. / Chas and Kira pursue their dream of owning a coffee shop while the Rugrats pursue their own dream - or, rather, Chuckie's dream.

The babies try and make Dil take his first steps so he can play a game with them. As they prop him up, Stu mistakenly thinks he sees Dil walking, prompting reminiscences about each of the Rugrats' first steps. / Charlotte sets a play date for Angelica with bumbling pre-school classmate Harold. Taking a cue from her hyper-exec mother, Angelica casts Harold as her "assistant" for the day.

It's puppy adoption day at the Pickles house, and all the puppies have been adopted but two: Spiffy a very playful puppy, and Puppy who is "scaredy". Chuckie decides to teach Puppy to be brave./Grandpa Lou takes the babies to an exotic pet shop. Angelica, jealous of the ring Grandpa Lou gave to Lil as a present, tries to steal it, prompting the babies to go on an Indiana Jones type adventure.

The babies are worried that their new babysitter, a teen-angst wanna-be rocker named Taffy, is unhappy because she sings such sad songs. Meanwhile, the parents decide to spy on Taffy to make sure she is a good babysitter. / Angelica coerces the reluctant Rugrats to take roles in her make-believe game based on her favorite TV show, "The Cynthia Team" (a sly parody of "Charlie's Angels").

Grandpa Lou convinces the entire gang that they need a vacation, since it's "Seniors Free" with each paid adult trip. But when they arrive, the reservations have been screwed up: The parents are all forced to sleep in one room. Fred, host of Club Fred, says there's a buried treasure chest and promises a free luxury cabin to whomever finds it: the babies set off to save their parents' vacation.

Betty's English cousins come to visit America, bringing their perfectly mannered twins, Hedley and Smedley. Lil, feeling as if she and Phil are not living up to the "perfect twin" billing her English cousins have, tries to persuade Phil to be a perfect twin as well. When Phil refuses, as he wants to stay dirty and fun, Lil joins the other twins in their proper ways.

The Rugrats discover that Christmas means more than just presents and tradition when they find themselves stranded in the Stu-inspired displays at a Christmas party. For the parents it means Christmas without the traditions they thought they needed. For the Rugrats it becomes a fantasy journey to ensure that Dil's first Christmas is special.

When the babies are taken to the circus, Chuckie fears that he is turning into a clown. / When Angelica watches an award show on television, the babies decide to host their own 'rewards' show.

The babies find a medieval themed arcade game that leads then into a fantasy to save Taffy from a fierce dragon named Gracko. / The babies try to make Dil stronger, so he can play with them, and after an earthquake strikes, they think he is responsible.

Taffy takes the babies to their first high school basketball game, and they set out to defeat the visiting team's mascot - a giant bug. / Angelica convinces the babies that the Pickles' crawl space is their new play area so that she can have the living room to herself.

Action star Mack Granite picks Kimi to audition for a part in his next movie, saying she's going to be a star. The babies think that she is going to live in the sky./When Taffy comes to baby-sit, but is in an artistic funk, and Angelica enters dressed (and acting) like Taffy, the babies believe that they've swapped identities.

Stu designs a video surveillance babysitting system so that he can watch a science fiction film festival on television. When the TV signals keep getting switched, though, the babies think that 'aliums' are coming for them./When Taffy takes the babies on a picnic in the park, Phil bonds with Dusty, a young "sanitation artist" picking up trash.

The Finster's puppy is lethargic, and the babies believe it's because she hasn't been properly named yet. Kira calls upon eccentric pet psychologist Dr. Mutterly to diagnose the problem./Betty's college roommate comes to visit with her daughter Alice, just as weather reports forecast a hurricane, also called Alice. When baby Alice "turns the house upside down," the babies mistake her for a storm.

Stu, Chas, Angelica, and Susie enter Spiffy, Puppy, Fluffy, and Herbie the gerbil, respectively, in a pet show, all vying for "Best Pet" honor./Taffy takes the babies to their first fast food restaurant and orders her burger without pickles, because she "hates dill pickles." Overhearing, the babies try to make Dil sweeter, so she will like him again.

When the babies accompany their mothers to Krudnik's annual half-off baby sale, the Rugrats think that they are being sold./The babies build a snowbaby and name him Steve. After he melts in the sun, they realize that change is just part of getting older, and they throw a party for Steve the waterbaby.

Tommy temporarily loses his nerve after slipping on a playground apparatus, and Angelica challenges the babies to tests of valor to see who's the "braveliest"./Didi takes the babies to college to be part of her Child Development experiment. They escape and have an adventure on the campus.

Stu, Drew, and Chas take their families to Lake Crackaknee, where they spent their childhood vacations./For Kimi's first birthday with the Finsters, her parents have arranged a special party at Happy Castle, but Stu mistakenly takes the babies to the teen goth club where Taffy is playing a concert.