List of Rugrats episodes

Rugrats is an American animated television series created by Arlene Klasky, Gábor Csupó and Paul Germain for Nickelodeon. The show focuses on a group of toddlers, most prominently Tommy, Chuckie, twins Phil and Lil, and Angelica, and their day-to-day lives, usually involving common life experiences that become adventures in the babies' imaginations.^[1][2] Adults in the series are almost always unaware of what the children are up to.

The series premiered on Sunday, August 11, 1991, as the second Nicktoon after Doug and preceding The Ren & Stimpy Show. Production initially halted in 1993 after 65 episodes, with the last episode airing on May 22, 1994. From 1995 to 1996, the only new episodes broadcast were "A Rugrats Passover" and "A Rugrats Chanukah", two Jewish-themed episodes that received critical acclaim; during this time, well-after the end of the show's production run, Rugrats began to receive a boost in ratings and popularity, due to constant reruns on Nickelodeon. In 1996, Klasky Csupo Animation began producing new episodes, and the show's fourth season began airing in 1997. As a result of the show's popularity, a series of theatrical films were released; The Rugrats Movie, which introduced Tommy's younger brother Dil, was released in 1998, Rugrats in Paris: The Movie, which introduced Kimi and Kira, released in 2000, and Rugrats Go Wild, a crossover film with fellow Klasky Csupo series The Wild Thornberrys, released in 2003. The final episode aired on August 1, 2004,^[3] bringing the series to a total of 172 episodes and 9 seasons during a 13-year run.

On July 21, 2001, Nickelodeon broadcast the made-for-TV special "All Growed Up" in celebration of the series' 10th anniversary. The special acted as a pilot for the Rugrats spin-off series All Grown Up!, which chronicles the lives of the babies and their parents after aging 10 years. Another spin-off series, Rugrats Pre-School Daze, was considered, but only four episodes were produced. Two direct-to-video specials were released in 2005 and 2006, under the title Rugrats Tales from the Crib. Tie-in media for the series include video games, comics, toys and various other merchandise.

Rugrats gained over 20 awards during its 13-year run, including 4 Daytime Emmy Awards, 6 Kids' Choice Awards, and its own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The series garnered Nickelodeon high ratings and was the network's top-rated show for five consecutive years. It was Nickelodeon's longest-running Nicktoon until 2012, when SpongeBob SquarePants aired its 173rd episode.

In July 2016, it was revealed that Nickelodeon was in talks with Klasky Csupo and Paul Germain about a possible revival of the series.^[4][5]

Series overview

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	Pilot			1990
	1	13		August 11, 1991	May 24, 1992
	2	26		September 6, 1992	May 9, 1993
	3	26		September 26, 1993	April 13, 1995
	4	17		December 4, 1996	November 10, 1998
	5	12		August 15, 1998	September 21, 1998
	6	36		January 18, 1999	July 20, 2001
	7	14		January 15, 2001	January 21, 2002
	8	14		July 21, 2001	January 10, 2003
	9	14		September 28, 2002	August 1, 2004

Episodes

Pilot (1990)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
0	0	"Tommy Pickles and The Great White Thing"	Peter Chung	Ben Herndon and Paul Germain	1990 (unaired) August 2001 (DVD)[lower-alpha 1]	100
After seeing his grandpa go into the bathroom so many times, Tommy wants to go in to see what the "great white thing" (toilet) was, creating a mess when he investigates it. Note: Tami Hollbrook voices Tommy in this episode.

Season 1 (1991)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
1	1	"Tommy's First Birthday"	Howard E. Baker	Craig Bartlett and Paul Germain	August 11, 1991	101
Stu and Didi strive to make Tommy's first birthday a memorable one. They do, but under the wrong circumstances. Meanwhile, Tommy wants to eat dog food so he can be just like Spike, eventually selling the other Rugrats on the idea.
2	2	"Barbeque Story / Waiter, There's a Baby in My Soup"	Norton Virgien	Barbeque Story: Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere Waiter, There's a Baby in My Soup: Craig Bartlett and Paul Germain	August 18, 1991	102
Tommy has received his most favorite toy in the whole wide world – a ball. Angelica, who is always looking to spoil the babies' fun, takes the ball and tosses it into the next yard, resulting in the babies risking life and limb looking for it. Stu and Didi end up taking Tommy to an important dinner at Chez Ennui with Mr. Mucklehoney (president of Mucklehoney Industries, a toy company), since Tiffany the babysitter (via telephone) and Grandpa have other plans (the babysitter's OTHER goldfish died and Grandpa was going bowling with a friend of his, Louise). Tommy, however, has plans of his own.
3	3	"At the Movies / Slumber Party"	Dan Thompson	At the Movies: Craig Bartlett and Paul Germain Slumber Party: Jeffery Townsend	August 25, 1991	103
Tommy wants to see Reptar, but his parents take him and the other Rugrats, to the Westside Octoplex to see The Land Without Smiles, starring the Dummi Bears, instead. The Rugrats leave the Dummi Bears to go look for Reptar (showing at the same theater), leaving a path of destruction behind them. Angelica stays over with Tommy, but her desire for an open window leaves Tommy feeling ill and hallucinating, which eventually leads to his vomiting on her.
4	4	"Baby Commercial / Little Dude"	Howard E. Baker	Baby Commercial: Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere Little Dude: M.S. Freeman	September 8, 1991	104
Phil and Lil make a brief appearance in a diaper commercial, and they tell Tommy about it, as well as the mayhem they cause in the process. Didi takes Tommy to her workplace, a local high school, for use as a visual aid in Home Economics. Three of her students ask to watch Tommy while Didi's on her lunch break, but when they accidentally lose him, he starts wandering around the campus, causing trouble as he does.
5	5	"Beauty Contest / Baseball"	Norton Virgien	Beauty Contest: Everett Peck From a story by: Arlene Klasky Baseball: M.S. Freeman	September 15, 1991	105
Having desire for the Kingfisher 9000 (a top-of-the-line sports boat), Stu and Grandpa enter Tommy into a beauty contest by placing him in girl's clothes and a wig, naming him "Tonya". Their main competitor is Angelica, who complicates the competition. Using tickets Grandpa won in a radio contest, Stu and Grandpa take Tommy to the Grizzlies' baseball game, where they play the Boston Bombers. Tommy, however, is more interested in catching his balloon than the ball game. As the episode progresses, Tommy's balloon hunt eventually helps make a spectacular catch for Grizzlies player Bucky Majors.
6	6	"Ruthless Tommy / Moose Country"	Dan Thompson	Ruthless Tommy: Ron Birnbach Moose Country: Jeffery Townsend	October 6, 1991	106
Being mistaken for the son of millionaire Ronald Thump, Tommy is kidnapped by some thugs, Bob and Mike. The thieves soon find that kidnapping Tommy is more trouble that they thought it would be. After hearing Grandpa's mythical story about a moose, the babies go look for one in the backyard.
7	7	"Grandpa's Teeth / Momma Trauma"	Howard E. Baker	Grandpa's Teeth: Ben Herndon and Margot Pipkin Momma Trauma: Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere	November 17, 1991	107
At a picnic, Grandpa is warned to keep his dentures in his mouth. However, he removes them anyway, and Spike steals his teeth while he is busy with the food. Tommy and Chuckie try to get the teeth back, because the war veterans are having a concert at the picnic, and Grandpa needs his teeth in order to play the trumpet properly. When Tommy draws on the walls, Didi insists on taking him to a therapist. While there, he sneaks away and goes for an adventure around the office building, while Stu ends up being psychoanalyzed.
8	8	"Real or Robots? / Special Delivery"	Norton Virgien	Real or Robots: Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere Special Delivery: Patric Verrone and Maiya Williams	December 1, 1991	108
After seeing a Frankenstein-type horror flick, Tommy and Chuckie want to see if Stu is a human or a robot. Stu, however, has a recurring sleepwalking dream, in which he is the host of a cooking show. Stu orders a doll from his competitor Eggbert Toys, called "Tina Trousers", and Angelica tells him the doll is his baby sister arriving in the mail. Believing this, Tommy sneaks out with the mailman to the post office, causing trouble as he does.
9	9	"Candy Bar Creep Show / Monster in the Garage"	Candy Bar Creep Show: Howard E. Baker Monster in the Garage: Dan Thompson	Candy Bar Creep Show: Tom Abrams and David Howard Monster in the Garage: Peter Gaffney	January 5, 1992	109
The Pickles set up a haunted house for the neighborhood children on Halloween. As treats, they pass out "Reptar Bars", which contain "chocolate, and nuts, and caramel, and green stuff". The Rugrats go to the haunted house to search for them, eventually scaring Angelica and Grandpa as well. A mouse goes loose in the Pickles' garage and house, knocking things off of the shelves, and Stu places the blame on Spike. The Rugrats set out to prove Spike's innocence; after hearing Boris' story about a hero fighting off the "dibbick" monster with his "klobbermeister", the Rugrats go into the garage in search for this "monster".
10	10	"Weaning Tommy / Incident in Aisle Seven"	Weaning Tommy: Howard E. Baker Incident in Aisle Seven: Dan Thompson	Weaning Tommy: Ann Hamilton Incident in Aisle Seven: Lou Greenstein and Larry Loebell	February 16, 1992	110
On advice from Dr. Homer, Tommy's dentist, Stu and Didi take Tommy's bottles away from him and try to coax him into drinking from a cup. Tommy, however, wants to stick to his bottle. Grandpa takes Tommy to the supermarket where Tommy makes a huge mess while looking for the new Reptar cereal.
11	11	"Touchdown Tommy / The Trial"	Norton Virgien	Touchdown Tommy: Tom Abrams and David Howard The Trial: Paul Germain	March 29, 1992	111
While Didi and Betty go shopping, Stu and the guys babysit the Rugrats while watching the Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Oilers compete in the "Ultra Bowl XXXVII" on TV. Later, Grandpa gives Tommy a bottle of chocolate milk; Angelica, who normally thinks that she is too old for baby bottles, fights Tommy over it, which sends the Rugrats into their own football game over the bottle. Someone broke "Mr. Fluffles," Tommy's clown lamp, and Angelica wants to find out who, so the Rugrats hold a mock trial. The trial ends up revealing that Angelica was the one who broke the lamp, and she ends up in the high chair as a punishment.
12	12	"Fluffy vs. Spike / Reptar's Revenge"	Dan Thompson	Fluffy vs. Spike: Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere Reptar's Revenge: Peter Gaffney	April 12, 1992	112
Angelica brings Fluffy, her pet cat, to Tommy's house. Fluffy ends up making a mess of things, but Angelica blames Fluffy's crimes on Spike, so the Rugrats attempt to prove him innocent. The Rugrats go looking for Reptar at the Sleazola Bros. fair. This Reptar, however, is a cereal addict named Leo.
13	13	"Graham Canyon / Stu-Maker's Elves"	Craig Bartlett	Graham Canyon: Craig Bartlett Stu-Maker's Elves: Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere	May 24, 1992	113
The Pickles experience car trouble en route to the Grand Canyon. Eddie and Ace, a couple of crooked auto mechanics working at "Twin Cactus Auto Repair", try to make a simple, cheap thing more expensive, but Angelica and Tommy inadvertently stop them from further damage while playing in a "canyon" of tires. Stu has received an order from Mucklehoney Industries for 15,000 "Patty Pants" dolls. However, he is having trouble with the machine, but Tommy and Chuckie accidentally fix it while fetching the "Zippo-Glider", which Chuckie accidentally tossed into the basement.

Season 2 (1992–93)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
14	1	"Toy Palace / Sand Ho!"	Toy Palace: Dan Thompson Sand Ho!: Howard E. Baker and Jim Duffy	Peter Gaffney	September 6, 1992	201
After wandering away from their fathers, Tommy and Chuckie unwittingly end up playing around in a closed toy store, which they never want to exit. However, they become terrified of an electronic gorilla toy and try to get a giant Reptar toy to help them. Intrigued by Grandpa's pirate story, the Rugrats play pirates themselves.
15	2	"Chuckie vs. the Potty / Together at Last"	Chuckie vs the Potty: Norton Virgien Together at Last: Steven Dean Moore	Chuckie vs the Potty: Joe Ansolabehere Together at Last: Johnathan Greenberg	September 13, 1992	202
Chuckie has a difficult decision to make: spend the rest of his life in diapers, or learn to use the potty. A dream has his friends forcing him on the toilet, which inspires him to use the potty for the first time. Phil and Lil try to spend the day apart, but fail to face life separately.
16	3	"The Big House / The Shot"	The Big House: Jim Duffy The Shot: Dan Thompson	The Big House: Paul Germain The Shot: Joe Ansolabehere	September 20, 1992	203
While Didi is running some errands, she leaves Tommy at a maximum-security day care center. Desperate for freedom, Tommy contemplates escaping with help from the other babies there. Tommy is due to get a booster shot, but soon worries about the shot after hearing horror stories.
17	4	"Showdown at Teeter-Totter Gulch / Mirrorland"	Showdown at Teeter-Totter Gulch: Steven Dean Moore Mirrorland: Norton Virgien	Showdown at Teeter-Totter Gulch: Glen Eichler Mirrorland: Michael Ferris	September 27, 1992	204
Tommy and Chuckie match wits with Prudence, a.k.a. "The Junk Food Kid", the local playground bully at a wild west playground. Chuckie and Tommy go through a mirror to see "Mirrorland", where "everything is the same, only different." However, they weren't really in Mirrorland, but thought that they were. Meanwhile, Didi and Grandpa examine various antiques that Didi purchased at "Cold n' Oldies", an antique store that doubles as a frozen yogurt shop. One of these "antiques" included a mirror, which Tommy and Chuckie used to go to Mirrorland.
18	5	"Angelica's in Love / Ice Cream Mountain"	Angelica's in Love: Jim Duffy Ice Cream Mountain: Dan Thompson	Angelica's in Love: Paul Germain Ice Cream Mountain: Chip Johannessen	October 4, 1992	205
Angelica falls in love with Dean, a biker-type kid who is explained as "a 4-year old's dream on a 5-year old's bike". However, her heart becomes broken when he pledges his love to someone else: his mother. Stu and Drew intend to take the Rugrats out for ice cream, but when they pass "Fun Land", a miniature golf course, they decide to stop to play a round of golf. While there, the Rugrats play through to "Ice Cream Mountain", a gargantuan sundae, made of plastic. At "Ice Cream Mountain," anyone who makes a hole-in-one gets a free game. However, Earl Skaggs, the owner, rigged it so no-one would get a hole-in-one, but the Rugrats prove him otherwise.
19	6	"Regarding Stuie / Garage Sale"	Regarding Stuie: Norton Virgien Garage Sale: Steven Dean Moore	Regarding Stuie: Guy Maxtone-Graham Garage Sale: Steve Viksten	October 11, 1992	206
Stu falls down from the roof while attempting to install his new "Quack-O-Matic" weather vane (in a style of a duck, it gives the forecast, tells the time and temperature in other cities, and predicts natural disasters, but doesn't give the wind direction). Suffering from a strange amnesia, Stu reverts to his childhood and becomes one of the Rugrats (he can even understand them). The babies have fun with him, but Tommy starts to miss his father. When attempts to make Stu act like an adult don't go as planned, they convince him to go back on the roof with the duck and Stu finally regained his memories and returns to normal. To make room for some new stuff (including Stu's new stereo), the Pickles sell their unwanted goods at their garage sale. However, thanks to the babies, they end up selling everything in the house.
20	7	"Let There Be Light / The Bank Trick"	Dan Thompson Jim Duffy	Pam Wick Earl Klasky and Gary Gurner	October 18, 1992	207
While working on the anti-gravity playpen (his latest invention), Stu blacks out the neighborhood; the Rugrats look for the light in the most logical place: the fridge. After ruining Grandpa's chess game (being played by mail), Didi takes Tommy and Chuckie on her errands. While at the bank, Tommy and Chuckie wander around, looking for the M&M machine (the automated teller machine (ATM)), while inadvertently foiling a bank robbery by two crooks posing as bank examiners.
21	8	"Family Reunion / Grandpa's Date"	Steven Dean Moore Norton Virgien	Peter Gaffney Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere	October 25, 1992	208
The Pickles family reunion is held in Iowa, hosted by Hugh Pickles and his wife, Dotti. While there, Angelica tells Tommy and the other babies that reunions are swap meets for babies, with the babies being swapped to different parents. After 40 years, Grandpa's long, lost girlfriend named Morgana pays a visit to him. Lou, not wanting Morgana to know that he is a grandpa, rushes Tommy and Chuckie to bed early. Naturally, the babies try to figure out why, and end up causing trouble with Stu's mechanical couch. The end has Morgana find out about the babies and she is delighted that Lou is a grandfather.
22	9	"No Bones About It / Beach Blanket Babies"	Dan Thompson Jim Duffy	David Benavente and Michael J. Benavente Mark Trafficante and James Grant Goldin	November 1, 1992	209
Grandpa takes the Rugrats to the natural history museum. Later, the Rugrats dismantle it while looking for a bone for Spike. While doing so, Grandpa locks horns with security chief Sally Payson, while rushing around the museum looking for the Rugrats. The Pickles and the Finsters go to the beach. Chuckie has a personal mission, which is to set free the "Sea Moneys" (Sea Monkeys) that his dad gave him.
23	10	"Reptar on Ice / Family Feud"	Howard E. Baker Norton Virgien	Peter Gaffney Michael Ferris	November 8, 1992	210
After finding a lizard, which the Rugrats think was "Reptar's Baby", they try to present it to him at "Reptar on Ice", an "Ice Capades"–type show. The problem is that the actor playing Reptar is afraid of lizards—and isn't too fond of children, either. After a game of charades between the Pickles and the Devilles ends up causing a huge argument, the Pickles and DeVille families stop being friends with each other and wage war. While Chas is in the crossfire, having to return everything the neighbors borrowed from each other as well as listening to their constant bickering, Tommy tries to find out why he is not allowed to play with Phil and Lil anymore. Chas, now fed up with his friends' behaviors, calls them back to their senses when he learns the babies had left them.
24	11	"Superhero Chuckie / The Dog Broomer"	Dan Thompson Jim Duffy	Douglas Petrie Gary Glassberg	November 15, 1992	211
Chuckie thinks that he is really a superhero after seeing a taping of "Captain Blasto" (voiced by Adam West). The babies try to protect Spike from a dog groomer.
25	12	"Aunt Miriam / The Inside Story"	Howard E. Baker Norton Virgien	Peter Gaffney Holly Huckins	November 22, 1992	212
Visiting Aunt Miriam (Andrea Martin) is mistaken for an evil alien by Tommy and Chuckie. After Chuckie swallows a watermelon seed, the babies are forced to shrink down with a laser beam and enter his body to retrieve it after Angelica tells them it will grow inside his stomach and explode. However, it turns out that the entire journey was a dream, and that the babies never shrunk down. Note: This episode marks the first appearance of Aunt Miriam.
26	13	"A Visit from Lipschitz / What the Big People Do"	Jim Duffy Dan Thompson	Johnathan Greenberg Patricia Marx	November 29, 1992	213
Dr. Lipschitz, the famous child psychologist whose advice Didi always follows, visits the Pickles, but isn't prepared for an encounter with the babies. Tommy and Chuckie imagine their lives as adults, but realize later that it's better to be young.
27	14	"The Santa Experience"	Charles Swenson	Joe Ansolabehere Peter Gaffney Paul Germain Johnathan Greenberg	December 6, 1992	214
After a traumatic Santa visit in the mall, the babies' parents rent a cabin in the mountains to spend Christmas in. Meanwhile, Chuckie is scared of Santa and wants to stop him from coming, while Angelica tries to right a wrong involving Phil and Lil's toys and presents. Note: This episode marks the first appearance of Charlotte Pickles, who was voiced by Tress MacNeille. This is the first Rugrats Christmas special. This is the only episode that features the Christmas opening theme.
28	15	"Visitors from Outer Space / The Case of the Missing Rugrat"	Dan Thompson and Raymie Muzquiz Howard E. Baker	Paul Germain Peter Gaffney	December 13, 1992	215
Tommy dreams that he and the other Rugrats are captured by aliens. Angelica steals a planet-atomizing remote from Stuvon (Stu as an alien) and escapes with help from a talking fish. Meanwhile, the babies wander into the control room and play with the controls, thinking that they're toys for them to play with. Grandpa uses his skills from working as a detective in the 1930s to look for Tommy after he winds up at the home of two eccentric sisters.
29	16	"Chuckie Loses His Glasses / Chuckie Gets Skunked"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy and Pete Michels	Rachel Lipman Peter Gaffney	December 30, 1992	216
Chuckie's eyeglasses disappear during a game of hide-and-seek, and he has trouble finding his friends without them. A skunk sprays Chuckie, and both the grown-ups and babies try to do something about the terrible smell.
30	17	"Rebel Without a Teddy Bear / Angelica the Magnificent"	Dan Thompson Igor Kovalyov	Johnathan Greenberg Michael Ferris	January 3, 1993	217
Angelica helps Tommy "go bad" after Didi confiscates his favorite stuffed animal. Angelica experiments with magic, and Lil goes missing in the process. This leads to the belief that Angelica made Lil disappear.
31	18	"Meet the Carmichaels / The Box"	Co-directed by: Jim Duffy and Rick Bugental Norton Virgien and Jeff McGrath	Steve Viksten and Joe Ansolabehere Michael Ferris	January 10, 1993	218
New neighbors move in across the street from the Pickles, where Tommy helps the youngest member of the family, Susie (Cree Summer), find her room. Stu buys a self-assembly theme-park toy for Tommy, but finds it too complicated to build. Meanwhile, the babies quickly find something even more fun: the box that the toy came in. Note: This episode marks the first appearances of Susie Carmichael, Randy Carmichael, Lucy Carmichael, Alisa Carmichael, Buster Carmichael, and Edwin Carmichael.
32	19	"Down the Drain / Let Them Eat Cake"	Dan Thompson Steven Dean Moore	Joe Ansolabhere Steve Viksten	February 7, 1993	219
Tommy and Chuckie are afraid of being sucked down the drain, so they clog it up to keep that from happening. The gang attends a relative's wedding, where Tommy and Chuckie seek cake.
33	20	"The Seven Voyages of Cynthia / My Friend Barney"	Norton Virgien Co-directed by:Jim Duffy and Steve Socki	Craig Bartlett Peter Gaffney and Paul Germain	March 14, 1993	220
Tommy and Chuckie accidentally lose Angelica's favorite doll, Cynthia, while Stu and Drew wash Drew's boat. While Angelica holds a funeral for Cynthia, Spike manages to find the doll. Chuckie has an imaginary friend.
34	21	"Feeding Hubert / Spike the Wonder Dog"	Dan Thompson Igor Kovalyov	Jeffery Townsend Steve Viksten	March 21, 1993	221
The babies mistake a garbage truck for a monster that eats trash. After the babies see a commercial for a talking dog toy, they come to the unbelievable conclusion that Spike can talk. Angelica fools them by putting a microphone in Spike's collar, making them think that the dog can talk, even though he can't.
35	22	"The Slide / The Big Flush"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Joe Ansolabehere Lisa Latham	March 28, 1993	222
Chuckie is afraid to go down the playground slide after accidentally using a giant slide at a pizza place. After Angelica intimidates him, the babies consult Susie, and she trains Chuckie to be "the bestest slider in the whole wide park". The babies mistake a swimming pool for a giant potty.
36	23	"King Ten Pin / Runaway Angelica"	Dan Thompson Steven Dean Moore	Doria Biddle Steve Viksten	April 4, 1993	223
Grandpa competes in a bowling tournament, where Tommy and the others try to help Grandpa win. Angelica runs away from home after an argument with her father. She later realizes her mistake when it starts raining and she has to live inside of Spike's doghouse.
37	24	"Game Show Didi / Toys in the Attic"	Jim Duffy Norton Virgien	Andy Houts Carroll Mine	April 11, 1993	224
Didi appears on a TV game show, guest-starring Alex Trebek and Charles Nelson Reilly. Tommy and Angelica discover toys and some family history in Tommy's grandparents' attic.
38	25	"Driving Miss Angelica / Susie vs. Angelica"	Dan Thompson and Raymie Muzquiz Igor Kovalyov	Johnathan Greenberg Joe Ansolabehere	May 2, 1993	225
After Angelica saves Chuckie's life, he becomes her personal slave. Susie and Angelica compete to see who is the best.
39	26	"Tooth or Dare / Party Animals"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Paul Germain and Johnathan Greenberg Holly Huckins	May 9, 1993	226
Angelica schemes to steal Chuckie's teeth in order to get money from the tooth fairy. The grown-ups throw a costume party, and the babies think that everybody's costumes are real, including a man dressed as a baby, after they rub their lamp.

Season 3 (1993–95)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
40	1	"Dummi Bear Dinner Disaster / Twins' Pique"	Jim Duffy Norton Virgien	Rachel Lipman Paul Germain	September 26, 1993	301
The babies scheme to ruin a dinner party, as Susie fears she might have to move. Phil and Lil want to be different, causing the twins to become exaggerated versions of Chuckie and Angelica.
41	2	"Chuckie's First Haircut / Cool Hand Angelica"	Howard E. Baker Jim Duffy	Peter Gaffney and Johnathan Greenberg R.E. Daniels (idea) Peter Gaffney	October 3, 1993	302
Chuckie is afraid to get a haircut. Angelica attends Susie's day camp, where she struggles to fit in.
42	3	"Tricycle Thief / Rhinoceritis"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Glenn Eichler Doria Biddle	October 10, 1993	303
The babies think that Angelica stole Susie's brand new tricycle. Angelica tells Chuckie that he is turning into a rhinoceros when she pretends to be a doctor while Drew helps Stu with taxes.
43	4	"Grandpa Moves Out / The Legend of Satchmo"	Howard E. Baker Jim Duffy	Johnathan Greenberg Matt Uitz	October 17, 1993	304
Grandpa moves into a retirement home after feuding with Stu and Didi. During a visit to said retirement home, Tommy and Angelica cause trouble trying to get Grandpa back. The babies go camping in the backyard, and things turn bad at night when they fear that a "Satchmo" will capture them.
44	5	"Circus Angelicus / The Stork"	Jim Duffy Co-directed by: Norton Virgien and Jeff McGrath	Larry Doyle Deborah Razinck and Daniel Benton	October 24, 1993	305
Angelica and the babies stage a circus after they are forced to leave one due to Chuckie's fear of clowns. Tommy thinks that he is getting a new baby brother, and tries to protect it.
45	6	"The Baby Vanishes / Farewell, My Friend"	Howard E. Baker Jim Duffy	Rachel Lipman Samuel S. Williams	October 31, 1993	306
Angelica uses vanishing cream to try to steal desserts while Drew tries to deal with Angelica's misbehavior, along with other adults who pretend to not notice her. Tommy and Chuckie depart ways on their views of adventuring.
46	7	"When Wishes Come True / Angelica Breaks a Leg"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Joe Ansolabehere Steve Viksten Ideas by: Samuel S. Williams and Lisa Latham	November 7, 1993	307
The babies think that Angelica has turned into stone after a bad wish. Actually, it was a statue of Angelica—and Drew's anniversary gift to Charlotte. While staying at Stu and Didi for a week, Angelica fakes a broken leg to get more attention. She has a great time using a buzzer (which Stu set up) to get attention at all times, stressing out her aunt and uncle in the process.
47	8	"The Last Babysitter / Sour Pickles"	Howard E. Baker Jim Duffy	Peter Gaffney Scott Schnied and Tony Michelman	November 14, 1993	308
Susie's older sister, Alisa, babysits for her younger siblings and Tommy, but things go awry when a "monster" appears. Grandpa recalls a turning point in the childhood of Stu and Drew, when Angelica gets a kaleidoscope.
48	9	"Reptar 2010 / Stu Gets a Job"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Paul Germain and Peter Gaffney Michael Kramer	November 21, 1993	309
The babies supply their own ending to a movie when the tape breaks. After Stu fails to make a perfect toy, he gets a job and is less available to Tommy than usual. Tommy tries to prevent his dad from going to work, and Stu believes that what Tommy is doing is actually what Drew is doing. The title of the first episode is the same title of the level in Rugrats: Search for Reptar.
49	10	"Give & Take / The Gold Rush"	Howard E. Baker Jim Duffy	Rachel Lipman Doria Biddle	November 28, 1993	310
Tommy plays with an inflatable clown that Stu made for him, but accidentally gives it to Chuckie, who has a great time with it. Only when Angelica points out his fear of clowns does Chuckie realize his mistake. The babies turn "money hungry" after finding a nickel on the playground. Everyone searches for nickels, but throw away other "junk" like $100 bills and jeweled rings.
50	11	"Home Movies / The Mysterious Mr. Friend"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Joe Ansolabehere Michael Ferris Home Movies idea by: Norton Virgien	December 5, 1993	311
After being bored by Stu's home movies, the babies make "films" about their lives. The home movies are drawn up by the writers' children in this episode. Stu's new toy frightens the babies, and attempts to get rid of it only makes things worse.
51	12	"Cuffed! / The Blizzard"	Jim Duffy Howard E. Baker	Steve Viksten Samuel S. Williams	December 12, 1993	312
Angelica accidentally handcuffs herself to Chuckie with a gift that is being sent to charity, and things get worse when she loses the key. A snowstorm comes to the neighborhood, and the babies imagine they are sledding to the North Pole. Note: This is the first of four episodes that do not feature Tommy, he is absent in "Cuffed!".
52	13	"Destination: Moon / Angelica's Birthday"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Michael Ferris Andy Houts	December 19, 1993	313
The babies pretend that Grandpa's new trailer is a spaceship, and go to the Moon to find Chuckie's toy. On the day of her birthday party, Angelica wants to be a baby to avoid having responsibilities of getting older.
53	14	"Princess Angelica / The Odd Couple"	Jim Duffy Howard E. Baker	Rachel Lipman Johnathan Greenberg	December 26, 1993	314
Angelica thinks that she is royalty when she overhears her parents, and schemes to go to her "castle". Tommy stays at Chuckie's house for the weekend, and both of them learn that "you don't really know someone until you live with them".
54	15	"Naked Tommy / Tommy and the Secret Club"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Larry Doyle Barbara Slade	January 2, 1994	315
Tommy wants to shed his clothes to be like his dog, Spike, so he tries out naturism. The other Rugrats join in, with the exception of Chuckie. Stu attempts to keep Tommy's clothes on. Angelica forces the babies to compete to see who gets to be in her club.
55	16	"Under Chuckie's Bed / Chuckie is Rich"	Co-directed by: Howard E. Baker and Steve Socki Jim Duffy	Joe Ansolabehere Peter Gaffney	January 9, 1994	316
Chuckie thinks that there are monsters living underneath his new "big boy" bed, but the other Rugrats venture under it to prove him otherwise. Chas wins ten million dollars from a sweepstakes and lets wealth go to his head. Pat Sajak makes a cameo appearance.
56	17	"Mommy's Little Assets / Chuckie's Wonderful Life"	Norton Virgien Jim Duffy	Doria Biddle Paul Germain and Johnathan Greenberg Chuckie's Wonderful Life idea by: Samuel S. Williams	February 13, 1994	317
Angelica and Tommy nearly ruin Charlotte's business deal. An angel shows Chuckie what life without him would be like, when Chas's favorite CD vanishes, and the horrible consequences are shown.
57	18	"In the Dreamtime / The Unfair Pair"	Co-directed by: Howard E. Baker and Steve Socki Jim Duffy	Peter Gaffney Rachel Lipman	February 20, 1994	318
Chuckie has a hard time distinguishing dreams from reality. Angelica worries Phil and Lil about which one is "their parents' favorite". Note: This is the second of four episodes that do not feature Tommy, he is absent in The Unfair Pair.
58	19	"Chuckie's Red Hair / Spike Runs Away"	Jeff McGrath Jim Duffy	Johnathan Greenburg Peter Gaffney	February 27, 1994	319
Chuckie tires of standing out because of his red hair, so he uses Grandpa's hair dye. Spike runs away from home and doesn't return, which leaves Tommy unhappy. To make things worse, Stu can't get a good replacement.
59	20	"The Alien / Mr. Clean"	Steve Socki Jim Duffy	Johnathan Greenburg Rachel Lipman Ideas by: Bruce Henkin and Johnathan Blum	March 6, 1994	320
Angelica convinces Tommy, Phil, and Lil that Chuckie is an alien. Chuckie becomes a neat freak after his father tells him about germs.
60	21	"Angelica's Worst Nightmare / The Mega Diaper Babies"	Jeff McGrath Jim Duffy	Steve Viksten Joe Ansolabehere	March 13, 1994	321
Charlotte announces that she may be pregnant, which frightens Angelica to the point of her having a nightmare about her parents rejecting her and her new baby sibling threatening her. The babies pretend to be superheroes to get back their action figures of their favorite TV heroes from Angelica.
61	22	"New Kid in Town / Pickles vs. Pickles"	Steve Socki Jim Duffy	Rachel Lipman Paul Germain and Johnathan Greenberg	April 10, 1994	322
Tired of being picked on by Angelica, the babies meet a boy named Josh, who turns out to be worse. Drew dreams that Angelica is going to sue them for parental problems. Note: This is the third of four episodes that does not feature Tommy, he is absent in Pickles vs. Pickles.
62	23	"Kid TV / The Sky is Falling"	Jeff McGrath Jim Duffy	Michael Ferris Peter Gaffney Kid TV idea by: Matt Vitz	May 8, 1994	324
The babies create their own TV shows after Stu breaks the TV set. Angelica tells the babies that it is the "end of the world".
63	24	"I Remember Melville / No More Cookies"	Steve Socki Jim Duffy	Barbera Slade Johnathan Greenberg	May 15, 1994	325
Chuckie's pet pill bug dies, and he has trouble dealing with the loss. Angelica swears off cookies after she suffers a stomachache, but after several failed attempts to get more, she reminisces of her first experiences with them.
64	25	"Cradle Attraction / Moving Away"	Jeff McGrath and Steve Socki Jim Duffy	Peter Gaffney Paul Germain Johnathan Greenberg Rachel Lipman	May 22, 1994	326
Chuckie falls for a new girl named Megan who tries to get his attention by bullying him. Angelica's announcement that she may be moving delights the babies — until they recall how they first met.
65	26	"Passover"	Jeff McGrath Jim Duffy Steve Socki	Peter Gaffney Paul Germain Johnathan Greenberg Rachel Lipman	April 13, 1995	323
While attending a Passover seder at Didi's parents' house, Boris and the children (and later, most of the adults), get locked in the attic because the door doesn't open from the inside. To pass the time, Boris tells the children the story of why Jews celebrate Passover, and how Moses saved his people from slavery. Note: This is the only Rugrats episode that aired in 1995.

Season 4 (1996–98)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
66	1	"Chanukah"	Raymie Muzquiz	J. David Stem and David N. Weiss	December 4, 1996	401
The Rugrats celebrate Chanukah while trying to settle a dispute between Boris and his childhood rival; Angelica tries to find a TV to watch a Christmas special, and Stu tries to make it to the synagogue. Note: This episode is the only Rugrats episode that aired in 1996.
67	2	"Mother's Day"	Norton Virgien and Toni Vian	Jon Cooksey Ali Marie Matheson J. David Stem David Weiss	May 6, 1997	402
The Rugrats celebrate Mother's Day, and Chuckie wonders about his late mother.
68	3	"Vacation"	Toni Vian	Jon Cooksey and Ali Marie Matheson	May 29, 1997	403
The Rugrats go on a vacation to Las Vegas in an RV, where they cause their usual mayhem while Tommy searches for the "kitties" (white tigers).
69	4	"Spike's Babies / Chicken Pops"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Mark Palmer David Maples	August 23, 1997	404
Spike looks after some stray kittens while Stu prepares for a barbecue. Chuckie catches the chicken pox, which spreads to the other Rugrats, and they worry about turning into chickens.
70	5	"Radio Daze / Psycho Angelica"	John Holmquist Celia Kendrick	Jon Cooksey and Ali Marie Matheson	August 30, 1997	405
Grandpa and the children listen to an old detective radio show, and the babies feel they're living it. Angelica pretends to be a psychic in order to get goodies from the babies. Note: This episode was dedicated to Andy Houts.
71	6	"America's Wackiest Home Movies / The 'Lympics"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs David Maples	September 6, 1997	410
Stu and Drew compete against each other for a TV show prize by filming their children. Angelica meets Timmy McNulty, and makes the babies compete against his younger brothers in an Olympics-style event.
72	7	"The Carwash / Heat Wave"	Celia Kendrick John Holmquist	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs David Maples	September 13, 1997	411
Stu takes the babies to the car wash after a little accident. Things get out of control, however, when Angelica takes over the car. A new friend helps the babies to search for water on a hot day, while Grandpa supervises the workers repairing the pipes. Note: This is one of the few episodes where Tommy wears shoes.
73	8	"Faire Play / The Smell of Success"	John Holmquist Celia Kendrick	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Jon Cooksey and Ali Marie Matheson	September 20, 1997	413
The gang attends a medieval festival, where they deal with a robotic dragon controlled by Stu. Chuckie takes part in an experiment to improve his nasal congestion.
74	9	"Dust Bunnies / Educating Angelica"	John Holmquist Celia Kendrick	Kat Likkel Tom Szollosi	September 27, 1997	415
The babies fear "dust bunnies" when the grown-ups clean the house. Angelica goes to pre-school, and must learn to share after a bad moment. Having trouble doing so, she eventually decides to bring Tommy along with her.
75	10	"Angelica's Last Stand / Clan of the Duck"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Jon Cooksey and Ali Marie Matheson	October 4, 1997	412
The babies help Angelica with her lemonade stand. When Lil tells the boys that dresses are only for girls, Chuckie and Phil decide to wear dresses to see what it is like.
76	11	"Potty Training Spike / The Art Fair"	Celia Kendrick John Holmquist	David Maples Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs	October 11, 1997	406
After being scolded for his own bad habits, Chuckie tries to potty-train Spike. Angelica creates a painting and thinks that she is a gifted artist, but the babies attempt to improve her creation when she is not in the room. They cause a mess when Angelica returns, but the grown-ups consider this a work of art and enter it into an art contest.
77	12	"Send in the Clouds / In the Naval"	Jim Duffy Rick Bugental	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Kat Likkel	October 18, 1997	407
The babies mistake fog for being in the sky and try to keep anyone from getting out. While on a fishing trip, Tommy and Chuckie lose Angelica's doll, Cynthia, and pretend to be "Wavy Seals" to save her.
78	13	"The Mattress / Looking for Jack"	Celia Kendrick Jim Duffy	Tom Carrico and David Maples Rick Gitelson	November 1, 1997	408
Grandpa has problems sleeping, so the others try to replace his mattress with a better one. Charlotte's van breaks down en route to a Dummi Bears concert, and Angelica is mistaken for the daughter of an Italian restaurant owner when she goes to ask for help.
79	14	"Ransom of Cynthia / Turtle Recall"	Rick Bugental John Holmquist	Monica Piper Brian Swenlin and David Maples	November 8, 1997	416
To get the babies' candy, Angelica fakes a ransom and makes the babies think Cynthia was stolen. Believing in this, the Rugrats attempt to get Cynthia back. While visiting the mall with Chas and Stu, the babies try to reunite a turtle with its father.
80	15	"Angelica Orders Out / Let it Snow"	John Holmquist Jim Duffy	David Maples Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs	November 15, 1997	417
Angelica orders food from a deli—and then calls all of the other grown-ups to Tommy's house—using Stu's voice-changer invention, which makes her sound exactly like Charlotte. When the Pickles take their family Christmas photo in August, the babies think that Santa Claus forgot about them.
81	16	"The Turkey Who Came to Dinner"	Rick Bugental and Jim Duffy	Mark Palmer	November 10, 1998	414
The babies try to defend a live turkey that Grandpa wins from being Thanksgiving dinner; Stu and Drew try to watch football, Didi and the ladies try to find food for dinner; and Angelica wants to hold a parade.
82	17	"Angelica Nose Best / The Pirate Light"	Jim Duffy Rick Bugental	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Rick Gitelson	November 22, 1997	418
A mosquito bite causes Angelica to be honest, remembering Pinocchio. The babies think the gasfitter is a pirate and try to find Stu's "treasure" before him.

Season 5 (1998)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
83	1	"Grandpa's Bad Bug / Lady Luck"	John Holmquist Rick Bugental	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Kat Likkel	August 19, 1998	501
The babies fear there is a "bad bug" in Grandpa's bed and attempt to get it out. Grandpa takes the babies to a Bingo game at the "Senior Citizens' Center". Note: This episode was dedicated to actor David Doyle, as it was the final episode in which he voiced Grandpa Lou due to his death.
84	2	"Hiccups / Autumn Leaves"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Bill Braunstein Rick Gitelson	September 12, 1998	409
Tommy gets hiccups, and the babies' attempts to scare him do not cure him. A change of season makes the babies think that the trees are ill, so they apply whatever remedies they think of to them. This, unfortunately, causes Stu to believe that the backyard is somehow haunted.
85	3	"Crime and Punishment / Baby Maybe"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	David Maples Monica Piper	August 20, 1998	502
Angelica tells the babies that police officers arrest bad people while Chas dates a police officer. Chuckie accidentally breaks Chas' glasses and fears that he will be arrested. Didi's brother and sister-in-law consider having a baby, and to prove it, they babysit the babies while Stu, Didi and the other grown-ups leave for an opera. The chore, however, becomes harder than the sitters hoped it would be.
86	4	"The Word of the Day / Jonathan Babysits"	Anthony Bell John Holmquist	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Rick Gitelson	August 18, 1998	503
Angelica learns a curse word from the host of her favorite children's show, Miss Carol's Happy House. Not knowing what it means or how negatively her parents will react, she begins to use it in her vocabulary. Jonathan looks after the babies, and searches for ways to blackmail Charlotte.
87	5	"He Saw, She Saw / Piggy's Pizza Palace"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	David Maples Melody Fox	August 21, 1998	504
Chuckie's latest crush has an over-protective brother. The gang goes to a pizzeria that resembles Chuck E. Cheese's, and try to get Angelica's tickets back from a pig that "stole" them. Meanwhile, Stu and Drew attempt to beat one another's high score at a Reptar pinball game.
88	6	"Fugitive Tommy / Visiting Aunt Miriam"	John Holmquist Anthony Bell	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Rick Gitelson	August 22, 1998	505
Tommy is mistaken for another troublemaking baby with a big tooth, but he attempts to prove his innocence. When Grandpa Lou takes the babies to Aunt Miriam's to play cards, the babies are convinced that she and her friends plan to eat Chuckie and attempt to protect him. Note: This was the first episode where Joe Alaskey voices Grandpa Lou.
89	7	"The First Cut / Chuckie Grows"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Kate Boutilier Rick Gitelson and Barbara Slade	August 16, 1998	506
When Tommy saves a baby bird from a runner, he falls into a thorn bush and gets a cut, which frightens him. The babies think that Chuckie has gotten bigger when his shirt shrinks in the wash.
90	8	"Uneasy Rider / Where's Grandpa?"	John Holmquist Anthony Bell	Monica Piper Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs	August 29, 1998	507
Chuckie is nervous about riding his new two-wheeled bicycle. Stu and Didi accidentally leave Grandpa behind on a road trip, and Tommy and Chuckie try to give Grandpa a chance to catch up.
91	9	"The Wild Wild West / Angelica for a Day"	Jim Duffy Rick Bugental	Jon Hanish Rick Gitelson	August 17, 1998	508
The babies take part in a Western spoof to reclaim ice cream coupons from Angelica. Tommy dreams that Chuckie and Angelica switch personalities—Angelica is more timid while Chuckie turns mean and bratty.
92	10	"Babysitting Fluffy / Sleep Troubles"	John Holmquist Anthony Bell	Barbara Herndon and Jill Gorey	August 15, 1998	509
Chas and Chuckie look after Angelica's cat while she is away and underestimate the difficulty of doing so. Tommy and Chuckie fear "the Sandman" after a story while Chas is out at a party. Stu and Didi try to get them to fall asleep, but fall asleep themselves. Tommy and Chuckie then try to catch the Sandman, but end up catching Chas.
93	11	"Journey to the Center of the Basement / A Very McNulty Birthday"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Vinny Montello and Steve Ochs Kate Bouiltier	September 19, 1998	510
The babies go down to the basement to retrieve Chuckie's robotic Reptar toy. The babies attend a rival's birthday party, where girls are left out due to cooties.
94	12	"The Family Tree"	Jim Duffy	Rick Gitelson Vinny Montello Steve Ochs	September 21, 1998	511
While Didi and Stu go on an anniversary vacation, Tommy and Angelica stay at Chuckie's house, where Chuckie learns about his ancestors. Meanwhile, Didi starts to feel seasick, and the cause is eventually revealed to be pregnancy. Note: This episode is a prequel to The Rugrats Movie.

Season 6 (1999–2001)

In the United States, episodes 102, 111, 123 and 124 were held over from this season and ended up airing during Season 7. The first Klasky Csupo logo still appeared after the second logo appeared at the end of The Rugrats Movie". The second logo did not appear until "Runaway Reptar".

Rugrats season 6 episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
95	1	"Chuckie's Duckling / A Dog's Life"	Rick Bugental John Holmquist	Barbara Herndon and Jill Gorey Melody Fox	January 18, 1999	512
Chuckie adopts a duck that fled from a construction site, but caring for the new pet soon becomes difficult. Spike attempts to protect Dil from imminent danger, but the dog gets in trouble with Stu and Didi. Note: This episode marks the first appearance of Dil.
96	2	"Chuckerfly / Angelica's Twin"	Jim Duffy Jeff Scott	Kate Botuilier Rick Gitelson	January 23, 1999	513
Chuckie wants to be cute again, so he goes through his own metamorphosis. Angelica pretends she has a twin sister named Balina to get extra goodies.
97	3	"Raising Dil / No Naps"	Rick Bugental John Holmquist	Kate Boutilier Rick Gitelson	February 6, 1999	514
Tommy and the babies try to educate Dil, who they believe isn't as smart as they are. The babies try to avoid napping for a toy from Angelica.
98	4	"Man of the House / A Whole New Stu"	Jim Duffy Jeff Scott	Barbara Herndon and Jill Gorey Monica Piper	February 13, 1999	515
Tommy tries to run the household while Stu is out of town on business. Stu undergoes a makeover at a health spa after suffering from so much stress.
99	5	"Submarine / Chuckie's a Lefty"	Rick Bugental John Holmquist	Jon Cooksey and Ali Marie Matheson Kate Boutilier	February 20, 1999	516
While Stu shops for a used car, Tommy, Chuckie and Dil imagine the test automobile is a submarine. Chuckie learns he is left-handed, so Angelica makes him feel like a freak.
100	6	"Baking Dil / Hair!"	Jim Duffy Jeff Scott	Ben Siegler Monica Piper	February 27, 1999	601
Dil gets lost at the bakery, where a cake is being picked up for Didi's birthday. Tommy is under the false impression that not growing hair will keep him young forever.
101	7	"Zoo Story / I Do"	John Holmquist Rick Bugental	Rick Gitelson Barbara Herndon and Jill Gorey	August 7, 1999	602
The babies go to the zoo, get trapped inside the pen, and end up accidentally freeing the animals when attempting to leave. Angelica forces Chuckie and Lil to get married after attending a wedding. They afterwards pretend Dil is their baby.
102	8	"The Magic Baby / Dil We Meet Again"	Jim Duffy Jeff Scott	Scott Gray Barbara Herndon and Jill Gorey	May 4, 2001[lower-alpha 2]	603
In an attempt to get Tommy's toy pony, Angelica trades the babies "magic beans", which Dil eats. The babies think that Dil has turned into a watermelon. In reality, however, Didi took Dil inside to clean him and she changed his diaper.
103	9	"Hand Me Downs / Angelica's Ballet"	John Holmquist Rick Bugental	Rick Gitelson Kate Boutilier	January 30, 1999	604
Angelica tells Tommy that he will disappear after Dil gets his old toys. Angelica performs ballet and conducts a show with the babies in an attempt to pass ballet school. Note: The song from the ballet, "Cynthia Workout", was later released on the CD The Newest Nicktoons.
104	10	"Opposites Attract / The Art Museum"	Jeff Scott Jim Duffy	Monica Piper Anne Baker	March 13, 1999	605
The babies meet other babies who are just like each of them at the park. The babies see themselves in various works of art at the museum.
105	11	"The Jungle / The Old Country"	John Holmquist Rick Bugental	Roger Reitzel Monica Piper	March 20, 1999	606
The babies visit a flower shop where they think Dil is infected with "jungle beaver", a mispronunciation of jungle fever. The babies visit their grandparents in the country and fear that elephants are threatening the cabin.
106	12	"Ghost Story / Chuckie's Complaint"	Jeff Scott Jim Duffy	Barbara Herndon & Jill Gorey Kate Boutilier	March 27, 1999	607
The babies get involved in a ghost story with Aaahh!!! Real Monsters. Chuckie becomes afraid after Angelica sends Reptar an angry letter, which she partially wrote and signed Chuckie's name on it.
107	13	"Pedal Pusher / Music"	John Holmquist Rick Bugental	Roger Reitzel Rick Gitelson	March 6, 1999	608
Chuckie gets a new toy car that wins him popularity from other children at the park. The babies perform music videos.
108	14	"Chuckie's Bachelor Pad / Junior Prom"	Barry Vodos Jeff Scott	Barbara Herndon & Jill Gorey Kate Boutilier	April 10, 1999	609
Chuckie moves into his own place while his room is being remodeled. The babies hold their own prom.
109	15	"Silent Angelica / Tie My Shoes"	John Holmquist Rick Bugental	Ben Siegler Scott Gray	August 7, 1999	610
Angelica tries to remain quiet to receive toys from the Rugrats. Angelica ties Chuckie's shoes, and Chuckie gets the credit.
110	16	"What's Your Line? / Two by Two"	Barry Vodos Jim Duffy	Barbara Herndon & Jill Gorey Kate Boutilier	April 17, 1999	611
Chuckie looks at some careers, including ice cream man and librarian. The babies try to build an ark after fearing a huge flood.
111	17	"All's Well that Pretends Well / Big Babies"	Rick Bugental Jeff Scott	Scott Gray Ben Siegler	July 6, 2001	612
Angelica is starting to show symptoms of a cold, but wants to attend a performance. To keep from being unable to go, she tries to convince the grown-ups that the Rugrats are sick instead of her. The babies perform an initiation ceremony for Dil for a club while the adults make a bet to imitate their babies.
112	18	"Wrestling Grandpa / Chuckie Collects"	Jeff Scott Rick Bugental	Barbara Herndon & Jill Gorey Melody Fox	May 1, 1999	613
Grandpa Lou competes in a wrestling match. Chuckie starts a new rock collection that the Rugrats try to improve for him.
113/114	19/20	"Runaway Reptar"	John Holmquist and Jim Duffy	Ali Marie Matheson & Jon Cooksey	November 27, 1999	614/615
The babies pretend they get sucked into an evil Robot Reptar movie, in which they must find Reptar and stop Angelica's evil Reptar. Note: This is the first TV movie.
115	21	"Share and Share a Spike / Tommy for Mayor"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Monica Piper Rick Gitelson	October 2, 1999	616
Dil and Tommy must share the dog. The babies hold their own election between Tommy and Phil. Note: Nickelodeon re-aired Tommy for Mayor as part of the 2000 Presidential Election.
116	22	"Brothers are Monsters / Cooking with Susie"	Jeff Scott John Holmquist	Barbara Herndon & Jill Gorey Jon Cooksey & Ali Matheson	October 9, 1999	617
Tommy thinks he is turning into a monster after getting caught in hair. Susie gets a toy oven, but she cooks horribly while Stu tries out doorstoppers.
117	23	"Officer Chuckie / Auctioning Grandpa"	Jim Duffy Rick Bugental	Scott Gray	October 16, 1999	618
Chuckie studies street safety from an officer. The babies think Grandpa will be sold.
118	24	"Partners in Crime / Thumbs Up"	Jeff Scott John Holmquist	Monica Piper Adam Beechen	November 6, 1999	619
Angelica makes Dil her "partner" after watching a crime film. Tommy tries to stop the other babies from thumb-sucking after fears of staying babies.
119	25	"Planting Dil / Joke's on You"	Rick Bugental Jim Duffy	Bob Daily David Regal	October 16, 1999	620
Didi is planting dill plants, which the babies think is baby Dil and attempt to keep the plants from growing. Angelica tries to turn the babies against each other with pranks.
120	26	"Big Showdown / Doctor Susie"	Steve Ressel Jeff Scott	Scott Grey	November 20, 1999	621
Didi completely re-models Tommy and Dil's room, against Tommy and the other's good will. Susie learns how to fix broken toys, but Angelica will have some sabotage.
121	27	"Accidents Happen / Pee Wee Scouts"	John Holmquist & Dave Fontana Rick Bugental	Monica Piper John Fitzpatrick	December 18, 1999	622
Chuckie accidentally wets the bed during a dream, so Chas puts him in "training pants". That night, the babies try to keep Chuckie from falling asleep so that he won't forget about waking up to go to the bathroom. The babies form a scout troop.
122	28	"Chuckie's New Shirt / Cavebabies"	Jeff Scott Steve Ressel	Bob Daily Rick Gitelson	January 22, 2000	623
Chuckie destroys his shirt, and since he can't find a perfect replacement, he fears for his identity. The babies try to get to the cookie jar for Angelica in a dinosaur era.
123	29	"Incredible Shrinking Babies / Miss Manners"	Sylvia Keulen Coral Millican	Peter Egan Alice Miller	July 13, 2001	624
The babies dream that they are smaller than they already are, and Dil is a giant. They try to get him to take his nap, which proves difficult. Angelica tries to help with a business dinner for Charlotte's boss after learning manners.
124	30	"A Dose of Dil / Famous Babies"	Carol Millican Cathy Malkasian	Eleah Horwitz Keythe Farley & Brian Flemming	July 20, 2001	625
The babies try to get more attention than Dil. The babies want to be famous, so they start a rock band.
125	31	"No Place Like Home"	Becky Bristow	Barbara Herndon & Jill Gorey	October 2, 1999	626
Susie imagines she is in a world similar to The Wizard of Oz when she is under anesthesia while her tonsils are removed.
126	32	"Be My Valentine"	Carol Millican	Barbara Herndon & Jill Gorey	February 14, 2000[lower-alpha 3]	627
Chuckie tries to give a Valentine to his dad.
127	33	"Discover America"	Sylvia Keulen	Kate Boutilier	October 9, 2000	628
The babies go on an imaginary tour of America when Angelica and Susie cause some damage at a picnic. Note: This is the last Rugrats episode to use traditional cel animation.
128/129/130	34/35/36	"Acorn Nuts and Diapey Butts"	Louie Del Carmen Chris Hermans Jim Duffy	Story by: Jill Gorey & Barbara Herndon Teleplay by: Jill Gorey & Barbara Herndon and Peter Egan and Scott Gray	November 7, 2000	701/702/703
The babies look forward to autumn, but then Angelica reminds them that change is not always good with Stu's robot Reptar, new diapers for Phil and Lil, and the babies gave up Reptar for thinking that he caused Grandpa to move out. Notes: This is the first time that Tara Charendoff (who voices Dil) is credited as Tara Strong. This episode leads up to Rugrats in Paris: The Movie. This is the second TV movie.

Season 7 (2001–02)

During season 7, Rugrats made a change with a different format that consisted of three episodes per show. Additionally, all half-hour stories from this point on had two ad breaks instead of one. This is the only season of Rugrats to have three episodes per show.

Rugrats season 7 episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
131	1	"Angelicon / Dil's Binkie / Big Brother Chuckie"	Jeff Scott Dave Fontana	Eleah Horwitz David Regal	January 19, 2001	704
Angelica is a giant from the eyes of the babies in a new treehouse. Dil's pacifier gets tossed around the house. Chuckie, realizing that he is Kimi's big brother, tries to protect her from danger. Note: This is the first episode in the series in which Kira and Kimi appear. This episode also is right after the film Rugrats in Paris.
132	2	"Dil Saver / Cooking with Phil and Lil / Piece of Cake"	Louie Del Carmen Bob Fuentes	Alice Miller Sarah Jane Cunningham and Susie Villandry	April 13, 2001	705
Stu makes a Dil screen-saver, and the babies think Dil is trapped in the computer. Phil and Lil make a pie their style. Angelica has a dream where she is powerful after eating cake.
133	3	"Sister Act / Spike's Nightscare / Cuddle Bunny"	Rick Bugental Chris Hermans	David Rosenberg Sarah Jane Cunningham & Susie Villandry	January 26, 2001	706
Angelica seeks a sibling after jealousy. Spike has a nightmare. Kimi falls for a pinata at a party and doesn't want the guests to break it.
134	4	"Finsterella"	Jeff Scott	Jill Gorey & Barbara Herndon	January 15, 2001	707
Chuckie thinks that his life parallels that of Cinderella after hearing of the story. Chas and Kira adopt each other's babies as their own.
135	5	"Bad Shoes / The World According to Dil and Spike / Falling Stars"	Bob Fuentes Dave Fontana Louie Del Carmen	David Regal Sarah Jane Cunningham & Susie Villandry David Rosenberg	April 20, 2001	708
Stu has to wear uncomfortable shoes. This episode is basically Dil and Spike's perspective on the world. The babies wish on shooting stars and fear they are falling down.
136	6	"Dayscare / The Great Unknown / Wash-Dry Story"	Anthony Bell Louie Del Carmen Dave Fontana	Story by: Sarah Jane Cunningham & Susie Villandry & Scott Gray Teleplay by: Scott Gray David Regal	February 9, 2001	709
Chuckie and Kimi go to daycare. Tommy finds something weird on the stairs. Cynthia goes missing, and the babies fight the McNulty children for the doll.
137	7	"Changes for Chuckie / The Magic Show / A Lulu of a Time"	Chris Hermans Bob Fuentes	Sarah Jane Cunningham & Susie Villandry David Regal David Rosenberg	February 2, 2001	710
Chuckie goes through adjustments with Kira. The babies visit a magic show. The babies see the retirement home with Lulu and cause predictable havoc.
138	8	"Cat Got Your Tongue? / The War Room / Attention Please"	Dave Fontana Jeff Scott	Story by: Sarah Jane Cunningham & Susie Villandry John Considine Johnson	February 16, 2001	711
Howard loses his voice. Tommy tries to find Dil's bottle in a reception office. Kimi gets more attention than Chuckie, making him jealous.
139	9	"And the Winner Is... / Dil's Bathtime / Bigger Than Life"	Anthony Bell and Jim Duffy Louie Del Carmen and Jim Duffy	John Considine Johnson David Rosenberg	March 9, 2001	712
Angelica and Susie compete in a talent contest, and the latter ends up winning. Dil takes a bath with Tommy and fears the worst. The babies have "big" adventures.
140	10	"Day of the Potty / Tell-Tale Cell Phone / The Time of Their Lives"	Bob Fuentes Chris Hermans	David Regal Sarah Jane Cunningham & Susie Villandry John Considine Johnson	April 6, 2001	713
Chuckie breaks his home's toilet. Angelica breaks Charlotte's phone and hides it. Angelica gets a watch. Note: This is the fourth and final of the four episodes where Tommy does not appear, he is absent in Tell-Tale Cell Phone.
141	11	"My Fair Babies / The Way Things Work / Home Sweet Home"	Jeff Scott Dave Fontana	Scott Gray David Regal Story by: Scott Malchus Teleplay by: John E. Fitzpatrick	March 30, 2001	714
The babies attend a "lunch party" and must act formal. Tommy shows Dil how things work, such as the fridge and the toilet. Chuckie believes Kimi is going back to Japan. Note: "My Fair Babies" was a bonus on the 10th anniversary video.
142	12	"Adventure Squad / The Way More Things Work / Talk of the Town"	Chris Hermans Jeff Scott	Story by: John Considine Johnson Teleplay by: Elin Hampton David Regal Story by: Scott Gray Teleplay by: David Rosenberg	April 27, 2001	715
The Rugrats play a game of adventure squad. A followup from "The Way Things Work," Tommy explains more things to Dil. Angelica hosts a talk show.
143	13	"A Rugrats Kwanzaa"	Anthony Bell	Lisa D. Hall and Jill Gorey and Barbara Herndon	December 11, 2001	716
The gang celebrates Kwanzaa.
144	14	"Pre-School Daze"	Carol Millican	John E. Fitzpatrick and Jill Gorey and Barbara Herndon	January 21, 2002	801
Angelica, Susie, and Harold go to pre-school.

Season 8 (2001–03)

The original format for Rugrats was brought back for season 8. However, the half-hour episodes retain having two commercial breaks. The first Klasky Csupo logo appeared after the credits in the early airings of this season. However, the Season 8 DVD, "The '90s Are All That" and the later airings kept the second logo.

Rugrats season 8 episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
145/146	1/2	"All Growed Up"	Louie Del Carmen and Jim Duffy	Kate Boutilier and Eryk Casemiro	July 21, 2001	717/718
The Rugrats are now ten years older, and in school, where they attend a concert. Note: This is the third TV movie and the pilot episode of the Rugrats spin-off.
147	3	"Curse of the Werewuff"	Joseph Scott	Peter Egan	August 15, 2000[lower-alpha 4]	802
Angelica tells the babies they will become their costumes at Halloween's end, and the only way to keep that from happening is to give her their candy. Note: This is the Second and Final time Chuckie talked back to Angelica.
148	4	"Bow Wow Wedding Vows"	Dean Criswell	Scott Gray	March 25, 2002[lower-alpha 5]	803
Tommy fears Spike has no more time for him on Easter. Kira and Chas celebrate their first Easter. Note: Christine Cavanaugh's final episode as the voice of Chuckie.
149	5	"Quiet Please / Early Retirement"	Anthony Bell Ron Noble	Rick Gitelson Scott Gray	February 9, 2002	804
Chuckie loses his first library card and Chas deals with a book fine. The babies decide to retire while Angelica tries to watch an awards show. Note: Nancy Cartwright's first episode as the voice of Chuckie.
150	6	"The Doctor is In / The Big Sneeze"	Anthony Bell Ron Noble	Scott Howard Leva Mary Williams-Villano	February 9, 2002	805
Angelica pretends to be a doctor on the radio after hearing Didi and Betty listen to a doctor on the radio who helps people with their problems. Chuckie thinks he is allergic to Kimi because he sneezes frequently, both when interacting with her and whenever she passes by him. The Rugrats believe this, so they try several ways to get him not to sneeze when he is close to her. When nothing seems to work as planned, the Rugrats believe that he genuinely is allergic to her. The actual cause, however, is revealed later: Kimi was having a dandelion in her pocket.
151	7	"The Fun Way Day / The Age of Aquarium"	Dave Fontana Chris Hermans	Barbara Schwartz David Rosenberg	February 23, 2002	806
Kira and Chas hire a guy to help boost Java Lava's popularity, but this unknowingly leads to a game of Hide and Seek. The babies visit a boat-shaped aquarium and think the boat is sinking.
152	8	"Daddy's Little Helpers / Hello Dilly"	Broni Likomanov Michael Mullen	Barbara Schwartz Monica Piper	March 9, 2002	807
The babies help their fathers. The babies believe that Dil has turned into a doll. (This episode parodies the musical Hello, Dolly!)
153	9	"Cynthia Comes Alive / Trading Phil"	Carol Millican Jeff Scott	Barbara Schwartz Noah Taft	April 6, 2002	808
The babies mistake a teenager for a real-life version of Angelica's doll while it is being repaired. Angelica trades Phil so a group of older children could play with him.
154	10	"Murmur on the Ornery Express"	Chris Hermans	David Rosenberg and David Regal	October 22, 2002	809
Strange things happen during a train ride to "Little Biendeltown", where Chuckie and Angelica's dolls vanish, as well as Minka's necklace. The Rugrats believe that there is a bandit on the train, so they try to catch him.
155	11	"Back to School / Sweet Dreams"	Michael Mullen Dave Fontana	Rick Gitelson Nan Friedman & Ronda Spinak	January 3, 2003	810
Didi enrolls in college. Chuckie doesn't have a dream as the other Rugrats do.
156	12	"A Step at a Time / Angelica's Assistant"	Broni Likomanov Jeff Scott	Mark Palmer Scott Gray	January 10, 2003	811
Stu thinks Dil is walking after the babies manipulate him. Harold visits Angelica's house and Angelica must maintain calmness.
157	13	"A Tale of Two Puppies / Okey-Dokey Jones and the Ring of the Sunbeams"	Michael Mullen Carol Millican	Rick Gitelson, Scott Gray, Monica Piper, and Alice Miller	June 1, 2002	812
The adults try to find buyers for Spike's two last puppies. The babies seek Lil's ring in a pet store. This episode is also based on the first scene of The Rugrats Movie.
158	14	"Happy Taffy / Imagine That"	Dave Fontana Chris Hermans	Scott Gray Story by: Nan Friedman and Ronda Spinak Teleplay by: Mark Palmer and Nan Friedman and Ronda Spinak	September 21, 2002	813
Stu and Didi hire a new babysitter for the Rugrats. The Rugrats become secret agents. Guest star: Amanda Bynes as Taffy

Season 9 (2002–04)

The third Klasky Csupo logo appeared after the credits in the early airings of this season. However, the Season 9 DVD, "The '90s Are All That" and the later airings kept the second logo.

Rugrats season 9 episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
159/160	1/2	"Babies in Toyland"	Broni Likomanov	Story by: Mark Palmer, Monica Piper, Rick Gitelson and Eryk Casemiro Teleplay by: Eryk Casemiro	December 9, 2002[lower-alpha 6]	903/904
The babies visit Stu's holiday village, where Angelica forces the Santa to quit, and the adults get stranded in Stu's Western cabin. Kira and Chas celebrate their first Christmas together. This title is a spoof of the 1934, 1961, 1986, and 1997 movies "Babes in Toyland". Guest star: James Belushi as Santa Note: This is the final TV movie.
161	3	"Club Fred"	Jeff Scott	Story by: Rick Gitelson, Scott Gray, and Monica Piper Teleplay by: David Regal	October 5, 2002	901
The babies and their parents go on a vacation at a pirate-themed family resort, with predictably disastrous results as the babies search for a treasure and Angelica starts to use credit cards.
162	4	"The Perfect Twins"	Carol Millican	Story by: Rick Gitelson, Scott Gray and Monica Piper Teleplay by: Monica Piper	November 30, 2002	902
Betty's British cousins are nothing like Phil and Lil at a family reunion.
163	5	"Clown Around / The Baby Rewards"	Michael Mullen	Rick Gitelson Steve Ochs	April 1, 2003	905
The babies go to the circus. The babies have an awards show, and the awards go to all of the others (Stu, Fluffy, and almost Angelica).
164	6	"Diapies and Dragons / Baby Power"	Chris Hermans Jeff Scott	Scott Gray Noah Taft	October 5, 2002	906
The babies go to a video arcade. The babies fear Dil is stronger than they are.
165	7	"Bug Off / The Crawl Space"	Dave Fontana and John Holmquist Carol Millican	Scott Gray Story by: Rick Gitelson Teleplay by: Jeff Wynne	September 21, 2002	907
The babies fear a mascot. The babies move into a crawl space.
166	8	"Starstruck / Who's Taffy?"	Jeff Scott Chris Hermans	Noah Taft Peter Egan	November 9, 2002	908
Kimi gets cast in a movie. Angelica and Taffy switch places.
167	9	"They Came from the Backyard / Lil's Phil of Trash"	Broni Likomanov Jim Duffy	Peter Hunziker Vera Duffy	June 11, 2004	909
The babies fear an alien invasion. Phil picks up trash.
168	10	"Mutt's in a Name / Hurricane Alice"	Michael Mullen Carol Millican	Jeff Wynne Robb Lanum	August 1, 2004[3]	910
Chas thinks of a name for the puppy. Phil and Lil think a visiting friend is a disaster.
169	11	"Bestest of Show / Hold the Pickles"	Chris Hermans Jeff Scott	Story by: Scott Gray Teleplay by: Shari Hearn Cynthia Riddle	September 28, 2002	911
Tommy, Angelica, and Susie compete in a pet show. Tommy misunderstands Taffy when he hears her say she doesn't want pickles on her burger, thinking that she is referring to Dil when she says "I don't like dill pickles". The babies cover Dil in various things trying to make Taffy like him.
170	12	"Baby Sale / Steve"	Carol Millican Broni Likomanov	Story by: Rick Gitelson and Scott Gray Teleplay by: Rick Gitelson Tom Mason & Dan Danko	September 20, 2003	912
Didi, Kira, and Betty go to a toddler clothing sale, where the babies think they will be sold. The babies make a snow-baby.
171	13	"The Bravliest Baby / Gimme an 'A'"	Jim Duffy Michael Mullen	Scott Gray Mark Valenti	June 8, 2003[6]	913
Tommy loses his courage, which his friends attempt to recover. The babies try to find an A for Didi.
172	14	"Fountain of Youth / Kimi Takes the Cake"	Chris Hermans Jeff Scott	Story by: Rick Gitelson and Jeff Wynne Teleplay by: Rick Gitelson Peter Hunzinker	October 5, 2002[7]	914
The children go to a cabin that has special memories for Drew, Stu, and Chas. The babies search for a birthday cake in a scary house where Taffy performs. Note: Kris Zimmerman is the new voice director.

DVD releases

Nickelodeon and Amazon.com produce DVDs of new and old Nickelodeon shows through the CreateSpace service. Using a concept similar to print on demand, Amazon manufactures the discs, cover art, and disc art. As of October 6, 2011, Seasons 1–9 are available.

In Australia, Beyond Home Entertainment has released all 9 seasons on region free DVD.

Rugrats Tales from the Crib (2005–06)

These movies are straight to direct-to-video movies that are part of the Rugrats series. These were not actually the end of the Rugrats series, but are side-stories. The last movie was released in 2006.

No.	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
1	"Rugrats Tales from the Crib: Snow White"	Michael Daedalus Kenny Ron Noble Andrei Svislotski	Jill Gorey and Barbara Herndon	September 6, 2005	DVDM1
Taffy tells the kids the tale of Snow White as the Wicked Queen (Angelica) plots to get rid of Snow White (Susie), who lives with the Seven Babies who work in their diaper factory.
2	"Rugrats Tales from the Crib: Three Jacks and a Beanstalk"	Zhenia Delioussine Michael Daedalus Kenny Ron Noble Andrei Svislotski	Jill Gorey and Barbara Herndon	September 5, 2006	DVDM2
Three Jacks and a Beanstalk is the Rugrats spin on a classic fairytale. Combines Jack Sprat with Jack and Jill while they tell their own version of Jack and the Bean Stalk. The babies get some magical beans that grows into a giant beanstalk leading to a huge castle in the sky. There, a fairy (Susie) offers them a key to the castle if they get three things for the castle's occupant, the giant evil Angelica. Guest star: Mo'Nique as Aunt Moo

Notes

1. The pilot episode was later released on the Decade in Diapers VHS/DVD.
2. The segment "Dil We Meet Again" was released on the "Make Room For Dil" VHS on October 5, 1999.
3. This episode was released on the "I Think I Like You" VHS, which was released on January 11, 2000.
4. The episode was released on the Rugrats Halloween VHS on August 27, 2002.
5. The episode was released on the "Rugrats Easter" VHS on February 5, 2002.
6. The episode was released on the Rugrats Christmas VHS on September 24, 2002.

References

1. Brownfield, Paul (August 16, 1998). "Talk About A Baby Boom". The Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2010-11-10.
2. Heffley, Lynne (July 21, 1996). "View From the Rug Up : 'RUGRATS,' NICKELODEON'S ANIMATED HIT, LOOKS AT WORLD THROUGH EYES OF A TODDLER". The Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2010-11-10.
3. "Rugrats - TVGuide.com". TVGuide.com. Retrieved June 28, 2016.
4. http://www.cinemablend.com/television/1536750/could-the-rugrats-return-to-nickelodeon-heres-what-the-creator-says
5. http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/rugrats-characters-returning-nickelodeon/
6. http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tv/rugrats/episode-guide/EP01296170?aid=zap2it
7. http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/rugrats/episodes/191757/

General references

• "Rugrats Episode Guide". TV Guide. Retrieved August 12, 2015.

External links

• TV.com's Rugrats episodes
• TV Guide's Rugrats episode