Thanks so much for watching! I hope you enjoy the video and let me know some more darker episodes from Rugrats and Rugrats All Grown Up! Have a great weekend! 😄
There was an episode where Dil had an imaginary friend or something and at the end is heavily implied that the invisible friend exists… that ending always gave me goosebumps
Yeah....i mean, that imaginary friend really mess up the school V-day when it come to everybody relationship going mess up but then after everything being fix, that plot twist really suprise me
I wonder if that's a nod to the older episodes of Rugrats that left an open minded ending, like the Aliens episode in which it ends with Tommy waking up, making the events seem like a dream, but closes with Angelica, still on Arrakis.
I remember this episode so vividly. I had a portable DVD player when I was little and would watch the DVD of this every road trip. I remember one trip a few other kids were in the back seat with me and we were glued to the screen. I remember us constantly saying “ain’t got no brains or nuthin’” to each other the entire trip.
@@aaronjames3228 Sorta, but not really?? It's apparently based in pioneers who went cannibal. Look up the Donnor's Party (Have no idea if I spelt that right.)
I remember watching this episode as a child and it scared the living shit out of me. The moment that will always live on in my memory is when Bean smiled and slowly backed away into the darkness with those glowing eyes. I don't know what it was about that scene but I couldn't sleep that night. Every time I tried to close my eyes I felt like something was just... watching me. It took me a while to get over it but I'll always remember this episode.
No literally I grew up watching horror movies and this was a kids cartoon and it was the most scary cartoon episode I’ve ever seen and I still remember this episode at age 20 that’s how much it scared me
Dude for real the night I watched that episode I was young so my door was open, I saw my mom walking away in the dark and I remember calling out to her but she didn't answer. And than I saw the red eyes in the hallway 😭
@Gobzo Raon they are saying the episode feels like what the general lost episode themed creepy pasta stories SHOULD feel like, which means done correctly or rather it feels like it's a horror story that CAN happen because it feels "realistic" for what the typical lost episode stories should be like. There way a lot of co fusing stuff there but hopefully one of the sentences gets the picture in some way, since it IS a real episode and is official, and it isn't a creepy pasta. qwq;;;
Bean sure did give a Good Scare towards the Rugrats at the end. But honestly I can see how this episode is dark for many reasons. But man this is a Well Done Episode.
Okay, does anyone remember the Wild Thornberry episode where Eliza got lost in a cave or something in East or West Africa and a girl guided her out of the cave? Her mom said the voice Eliza was hearing was her on the loud speaker but Eliza was like no a girl helped me and everyone was confused... It's implied that the girl guiding her was a ghost. 😅
This episode and the Hey, Arnold episode with the headless horseman and train were one of the few spooky kid's show episodes that I never got brave enough to watch.
I watched the Headless Cabbie episode for the first time today and I think it was creepier than the Haunted Train and Four-Eyed Jack episodes because of the ghost dog (why'd they have to make the dog evil?) and the crazy ghost/vampire/whatever-the-heck-she-was lady laughing so maniacally.
I couldnt sleep for a while after watching this episode, in spanish bean's name was benito, i could never forget him. Aldo wtf i cant belive carlitos is actually named chucky
Chuckie is a nickname for Charles (his dad is Chas, another nickname for Charles) Charles and Carlos are equivalent. So Carlitos makes perfect sense! I know in the Br. Portuguese Harry Potter books, Charlie Weasley is Carlinhos. And Bill is Gui, because William and Guilherme are equivalents. James is equivalent to Tiago/Diego/Diogo. Names are fun!
I remember screaming out "BEAN!?" after seeing the picture of the missing settlers. This episode messed me up as a kid and yet I remember "Don't ever got no brain or nothin'!" for years now.
Okay damn you for making the scene with Bean walking back with white eyes even CREEPIER than it already was with the voice over and slower video! LOL anyway, glad you covered this!
As a kid, I thought that him walking back while smiling with white eyes meant something like him being content that they found the settlers or something.
Same. They should have done that instead of doing the weird reboot that's not really a reboot thing. Did Tommy and Kimi get married? Did Angelica take over her mom's position? Are Phil and Lil still so wonderfully odd? Does Dill follow in his Stu's footsteps and become an inventor? Did Susie become a famous singer? Is Chuckie still an anxious mess? I guess we'll never know.
@FN-1701AgentGodzillaRangerPrime Ω I know plenty of millennials who have kids. Sure, less of us are having kids, but there are millennials having kids. As an example, I know one girl who had a kid at 20. Her kid should be just starting school now......assuming they can do kindergarten online too...
What makes it creepier is when you realize that the writers had clearly based the pioneer backstory off the real-life Donner Party. Guess that's why the bodies "don't got no brain or nothin." ☠🍽
What makes the story of the donner party more terrible is that the native americans in the area ACTUALLY TRIED TO HELP THEM. But the settlers were so racist that they violently refused the help
@@breonawarren1507 the donner party was a party that was traveling across the country during America's manifest destiny craze (colonizing the west and midwest). The donner party was caught in the mountains during a early winter. They ate all their food and eventually resorted to cannibalism. About half the party survived. It's only reported recently that the native americans in the area tried to help them by giving them food but they were met with gunshots
This was one of my favorite episodes from All Grownup. I thought it was really creepy with Bean's glowing red yes and discovering the rotted remains of the missing settlers, who apparently died playing cards. That alone is scarier in context because they either died due to starvation, hypothermia, or some other reason and they played cards to distract themselves from their pain. Always wondered what exactly Bean had to do with the settlers because he's clearly haunting the camp, but he started acting weird when they got closer and closer to finding the corpses.
My guess is that Bean was related to one of the 3 who was stuck in the mine. He was pretty young, so he must've waited for them before dying himself. Maybe he had a chance to leave, maybe a Native American offered to help him, but he stayed sure his family would come back. Perhaps over time he felt disconnected to the past and what he was waiting for, so he made the camp his home. He acted pretty normal and not out of place.
Another theory is they might have eaten him possibly and so that's why he haunts that area. Especially since he leads them to that exact location where their dead bodies remain
Bruh this literally traumatized me as a kid to the point where I still think about it now I remember having a bunch of Nick shows on DVD, and we'd play them on a loop and I'd always freaked out when this one played. It was like a disc of a few episodes from each show around that time, and I had like 4 of them. At the time we were all obsessed with Nickelodeon. I never thought I'd see or hear about this episode again, and almost started doubting it's existence. Glad I'm not crazy.
Classic episode from my childhood! Loved every second of it! Chucky's arc helped set the groundwork for every subsequent "All Grown Up" special, as every one of them had to include a subplot about Chucky trying to overcome or achieve something.
What’s weird is that before this video was made, only another youtuber talked about how weird it was that this episode is often forgotten. Hell even if you look up parts of the episode you’ll find videos from years ago and in bad quality. Aside from that, this episode will always be one of the creepiest from my childhood cause hardly anyone remembers or knows about this episode and it’s legit creepy
I remember another episode of Rugrats or all grown up that ended similarly It was the episode dealing with I think the haunted reptar and then it ends with a cute scene of the characters as babies playing with that said toy then it zooms in on reptar and his eyes glows red
I THINK you are referring to Curse of Reptar but that's not how it ended. We have the baby scene, Tommy rescues Reptar, we hear him give a little roar... but its treated as a cute and happy moment.
I rewatched this one night as a kid when I was alone in a cabin. The sun was going down just as the stinger played, and I had to walk a few houses down through a wooded path to meet up with my family after. I was terrified and ended up waiting until it was nearly dark. Leaving the house and running that path is one of the scariest moments I remember from childhood lol.
Honestly, you have like THE STORY of the episode, I wish I had!!! lol I watched it when it aired, but I remember wishing I could watch it while camping.
This was actually my absolute favorite episode as a kid cause you never really see dark atmospheric episodes or death in a kid show that much so it was really cool to see. Also if I recall this is the second time we ever see a spirit or unearthly creature in All Grown Up. The first was in the Valentine's Day episode where Cupid made an appearance as Dil's new friend
I remember this episode so vividly. I was 10 years old and had to spend a couple nights in the hospital. That day I was alone and there was a little tv on the wall. It was getting dark outside and this episode came on. I loved the episode but I was so scared afterwards that I called my mom to come over and asked her to bring me my teddy bear as well lol. She stayed with me the whole night. I had a crush on Bean for a while and I still love this episode 15 years later.
Ngl, I don't usually get scared easily, but when I do get SCARED, I tear up slightly (best I can describe my eyes, is from the scene from Get Out, when the MC is being hypnotized), not that I'm gonna cry, but it's a weird reaction, and that end scene for the episode, no matter how many times I see it, makes me tear up.
There’s only, like, 3 episodes of All Grown Up I remember (if you don’t count the Rugrats All Grown Up special, which I consider to be the pilot and not an episode of the actual show) and this is one of them. If you’re curious, the other 2 are the one where Angelica was a Candy Striper and the one where Chuckie got obsessed with Yu-Gi-Oh.
I LOVED this episode as a kid, I thought it was so cool! I admit I was never really affected by cartoon horror like this, probably because I always knew a kids show couldn't really show anything too hardcore. But you know what episode scared the hell out of me when I was young? The one where Susie gets scammed out of a bunch of money, and her sister goes on about how much worse it could've been. That stuck with me hardcore, because I'd been approached by women like that, and they always gave off a weird vibe that I couldn't put my finger on until then.
I used to as well! I was a little late to the party, but some time in the early-mid 2000s, there was an AGU message board, moderated by a guy named Luke, that was pretty active back in the day. Unfortunately it got taken down for reasons I can’t remember, but it was pretty big back then.
i always had this vague memory of watching this terrifying episode as a child, but always remembered it with other episodes of rugrats. this video reminded of the entire sequel series even existed!
Yes I remember being so confused while initially watching this because I wasn't paying attention to this episode lol Side note: I really loved seeing the adults in this episode.
Omg, I loved these episodes when I was a kid, it is so atmospheric and kind of scary, and also the story is pretty interesting Thank you for all your videos, they bring me in my memories
“don’t ever got no brain or nuthin” that is what has stuck with me for over 17 years after viewing that episode. I still say it randomly out of the blue lol also that ending scared the SHIT OUT OF ME as a child. I screamed just like the kids did 😂
@@JordanFringe94 Oh I definitely will! Keep up the great content bro, I’m glad I’ll be able to say I was here before 50K someday when you hit a milli! 🥳👊
this is one of the few shows that feel like actually grew up when i did. alot of shows tried to do that "ok but theyre older now like you" thing and it just didnt work. something about tommy and the bois though, felt very real
This episode didn't scare me as much as Chuckie having the monster under his bed freaked me out as a kid even tho the ending was happy. But what scared me the most was when Chuckie heard the monsters voice but Tommy didn't indicating that it was all inside Chuckie's head of over active imagination of his fears.
yeah this one was pretty scary, i did like the fleshing out of characters yet learning the truth about bean, well that was scary. i mean being trapped in a mine shaft with no way out slowly freesing to death. just terrifying, it was a great episode though.
OH, and as far as darker episodes from cartoons goes, this isnt so much scary as it is tackling a more serious topic, but maybe the episode And She Was Gone from As Told By Ginger could be interesting to cover?
oh my god thank you for making this video! all grown up is my favourite childhood cartoon, and i recently discovered your videos. when i saw you covered the show, i was thinking how cool itd be if you looked at this specific episode, so this is a great thing to see in my sub box! definitely an episode that stuck with me for years to come, and one of my favourite to rewatch.
Great video, this was a favorite episode of mine from any cartoons I watched growing up. Nickelodeon used to do great Halloween specials. It did kinda strike me that you refer to the theatre play story as "filler". I felt it was more akin to an A-plot/B-plot. the theatre storyline (B-plot) contained a complete story, had a good moral, and was funny as you said. The theatre storyline also did a good job of giving context/insight on the relationships of all the characters, which is important when using an extended cast. This is important to providing the spooky part of the episode (A-plot) higher stakes, more emotional investment, and better continuity. The pacing of the episode is very in-line with mid-2000s Nickelodeon cartoon episode structure, one-half of an episode per story (See: Spongebob, Fairly Oddparents). All that to say, it was great episode and I appreciate this video, it's really cool to look back on the cartoons of my childhood and think more technically about what made them so good.
One of my favourite parts of this episode is when they all come back to the camp as the play is ending, but then the adults burst onto the stage and fill out the run time by telling people what actually happened to the missing settlers.
I remember this episode very well. Still just as creepy and awesome today. Also I subscribed to this channel to keep up with news of the spyro reignited trilogy but I stayed a subscriber because the youtuber has kept creating such real and quality content and I consider him to be my friend. Thanks Jordan. Keep them coming buddy!
I've been on and off looking for the existence of this episode for years. Swore it was a movie, probably why I couldn't find it. I've always remembered the spooky ending, it stuck with me. Happy to finally see I wasn't just imagining the whole thing, like a half forgotten dream.
Tell me why I completely forgot about this episode but I literally never forgot "Never got no brains or nothin" I have been trying to remember where I heard that for AGES
Thank you for digging up this gem from my traumatized memory pit. This episode scared me for years after it first came out and I later realized that Tommy’s filmmaking along with the disturbing story might be partially responsible for my love for analog horror.
This episode truly scared the shit out of me when I was younger, I rewatched the series again but skipped over it because to this day it still freaked me out.
here's a funny story about this episode when I watched. I always thought that bean was real, dude after that little bit at the end of it. I couldn't sleep for a few days. lmao.
Thanks so much for watching! I hope you enjoy the video and let me know some more darker episodes from Rugrats and Rugrats All Grown Up! Have a great weekend! 😄
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This episode actually scared this crap outta me as a kid. Also All Grown Up is an underrated gem I will not be told otherwise.
SAME it scared me so bad as a kid!
Now I don't remember much about all grown up but ya gotta admit, the theme song is quite catchy
It lasted five seasons, I don't think it was that underrated.
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@@Danbo22987 It was pretty hated though
There was an episode where Dil had an imaginary friend or something and at the end is heavily implied that the invisible friend exists… that ending always gave me goosebumps
Yeah....i mean, that imaginary friend really mess up the school V-day when it come to everybody relationship going mess up but then after everything being fix, that plot twist really suprise me
And aliens! He had to see a counselor about it and at the end it was true 😂
And didn’t he get run over by a lawnmower or something and the school had a funeral for him?
I wonder if that's a nod to the older episodes of Rugrats that left an open minded ending, like the Aliens episode in which it ends with Tommy waking up, making the events seem like a dream, but closes with Angelica, still on Arrakis.
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"They ain't got no brains or nuthin". All I need to remember from that horror story.
I think Suzy or Suzie said something about cowtipping but that might've been a different episode.
No
Same
Is mayonnaise an instrument?
From silly to terrifying! Damn I missed it when cartoons had balls.
I remember this episode so vividly. I had a portable DVD player when I was little and would watch the DVD of this every road trip. I remember one trip a few other kids were in the back seat with me and we were glued to the screen. I remember us constantly saying “ain’t got no brains or nuthin’” to each other the entire trip.
"Don't ever got no brain or nothin'!"
I take that to mean "Don't do something stupid or anything." or even "Don't do anything stupid."
Actually they were warning them of how the zombies would eat their brains.
@@marajade3477 no
@@aaronjames3228 Sorta, but not really?? It's apparently based in pioneers who went cannibal. Look up the Donnor's Party (Have no idea if I spelt that right.)
I remember watching this episode as a child and it scared the living shit out of me. The moment that will always live on in my memory is when Bean smiled and slowly backed away into the darkness with those glowing eyes. I don't know what it was about that scene but I couldn't sleep that night. Every time I tried to close my eyes I felt like something was just... watching me. It took me a while to get over it but I'll always remember this episode.
Literally just watching it now gave me chills 😃 I’m almost 20 and it still scares the shit out of me
Same, my siblings always made fun of me for that.
No literally I grew up watching horror movies and this was a kids cartoon and it was the most scary cartoon episode I’ve ever seen and I still remember this episode at age 20 that’s how much it scared me
Dude for real the night I watched that episode I was young so my door was open, I saw my mom walking away in the dark and I remember calling out to her but she didn't answer. And than I saw the red eyes in the hallway 😭
Yep, it’s give me as a kid
I like this episode because it plays like a lost episode creepypasta that works.
@Gobzo Raon they are saying the episode feels like what the general lost episode themed creepy pasta stories SHOULD feel like, which means done correctly or rather it feels like it's a horror story that CAN happen because it feels "realistic" for what the typical lost episode stories should be like.
There way a lot of co fusing stuff there but hopefully one of the sentences gets the picture in some way, since it IS a real episode and is official, and it isn't a creepy pasta. qwq;;;
Yup. I remember just the preview for this episode would scare the crap out of me when i was a kid
There is no hyper-realistic blood!
It does work
It scared the crap out of me as a kid. It was a definite tonal shift, but was still in the spirit of the series. It definitely worked.
Bean sure did give a Good Scare towards the Rugrats at the end. But honestly I can see how this episode is dark for many reasons. But man this is a Well Done Episode.
To me i saw this episode as All grown up take on the blair witch project
*Crimson Chin fetal position*
Stu???
Okay, does anyone remember the Wild Thornberry episode where Eliza got lost in a cave or something in East or West Africa and a girl guided her out of the cave? Her mom said the voice Eliza was hearing was her on the loud speaker but Eliza was like no a girl helped me and everyone was confused... It's implied that the girl guiding her was a ghost. 😅
Yo I remember that lol
I remember that!! I told my sister how I interpreted as a ghost and she called me stupid 😂
=o No! I need to find that!
Or the one with the dolphin girl
At the end you can clearly see a sillouette of a girl in the trees which made it even more creepy and chilling
This episode and the Hey, Arnold episode with the headless horseman and train were one of the few spooky kid's show episodes that I never got brave enough to watch.
Headless horseman? Remember the Ghost Bridge? That was creepy.
I Rember that it isn’t really scary just a little creepy
This is the only epiosde of rugrats all grown up i havent seen i cant find it
I watched the Headless Cabbie episode for the first time today and I think it was creepier than the Haunted Train and Four-Eyed Jack episodes because of the ghost dog (why'd they have to make the dog evil?) and the crazy ghost/vampire/whatever-the-heck-she-was lady laughing so maniacally.
Or every episode of courage the cowardly dog
I couldnt sleep for a while after watching this episode, in spanish bean's name was benito, i could never forget him. Aldo wtf i cant belive carlitos is actually named chucky
Chuckie is a nickname for Charles (his dad is Chas, another nickname for Charles)
Charles and Carlos are equivalent. So Carlitos makes perfect sense!
I know in the Br. Portuguese Harry Potter books, Charlie Weasley is Carlinhos. And Bill is Gui, because William and Guilherme are equivalents. James is equivalent to Tiago/Diego/Diogo. Names are fun!
Yeah the names are different it’s Spanish. I grew up in Mexico, I have to say Susie’s voice in Spanish it’s way better specially when she sings
I remember screaming out "BEAN!?" after seeing the picture of the missing settlers. This episode messed me up as a kid and yet I remember "Don't ever got no brain or nothin'!" for years now.
Okay damn you for making the scene with Bean walking back with white eyes even CREEPIER than it already was with the voice over and slower video! LOL anyway, glad you covered this!
Thanks for watching! 😄
As a kid, I thought that him walking back while smiling with white eyes meant something like him being content that they found the settlers or something.
@ that's probably what it was supposed to be, but glowing white eyes were still pretty scary to me as a kid.
I honestly want an All Grown Up revival.
Yeah the characters would be in their 30s now they should have a reboot with them as adults and kids of their own
Yeah or a reboot since this show is underrated
I both do and don't because it would likely be ruined with woke pandering rather than keeping the characters with their fun personalities and origins.
Same. They should have done that instead of doing the weird reboot that's not really a reboot thing. Did Tommy and Kimi get married? Did Angelica take over her mom's position? Are Phil and Lil still so wonderfully odd? Does Dill follow in his Stu's footsteps and become an inventor? Did Susie become a famous singer? Is Chuckie still an anxious mess? I guess we'll never know.
@FN-1701AgentGodzillaRangerPrime Ω I know plenty of millennials who have kids. Sure, less of us are having kids, but there are millennials having kids. As an example, I know one girl who had a kid at 20. Her kid should be just starting school now......assuming they can do kindergarten online too...
What makes it creepier is when you realize that the writers had clearly based the pioneer backstory off the real-life Donner Party. Guess that's why the bodies "don't got no brain or nothin." ☠🍽
What makes the story of the donner party more terrible is that the native americans in the area ACTUALLY TRIED TO HELP THEM. But the settlers were so racist that they violently refused the help
My history might be a bit blurred but I thought they based it on the real life events of the Oregon Trail lol
The who…. I would like to know more
@@breonawarren1507 the donner party was a party that was traveling across the country during America's manifest destiny craze (colonizing the west and midwest). The donner party was caught in the mountains during a early winter. They ate all their food and eventually resorted to cannibalism. About half the party survived. It's only reported recently that the native americans in the area tried to help them by giving them food but they were met with gunshots
I don't think so
This was one of my favorite episodes from All Grownup. I thought it was really creepy with Bean's glowing red yes and discovering the rotted remains of the missing settlers, who apparently died playing cards. That alone is scarier in context because they either died due to starvation, hypothermia, or some other reason and they played cards to distract themselves from their pain. Always wondered what exactly Bean had to do with the settlers because he's clearly haunting the camp, but he started acting weird when they got closer and closer to finding the corpses.
My guess is that Bean was related to one of the 3 who was stuck in the mine. He was pretty young, so he must've waited for them before dying himself. Maybe he had a chance to leave, maybe a Native American offered to help him, but he stayed sure his family would come back. Perhaps over time he felt disconnected to the past and what he was waiting for, so he made the camp his home. He acted pretty normal and not out of place.
Another theory is they might have eaten him possibly and so that's why he haunts that area. Especially since he leads them to that exact location where their dead bodies remain
@@gemninja1197 Ohh I could see that.
Bruh this literally traumatized me as a kid to the point where I still think about it now
I remember having a bunch of Nick shows on DVD, and we'd play them on a loop and I'd always freaked out when this one played.
It was like a disc of a few episodes from each show around that time, and I had like 4 of them. At the time we were all obsessed with Nickelodeon.
I never thought I'd see or hear about this episode again, and almost started doubting it's existence. Glad I'm not crazy.
Was it Nick Picks DVDs? Cause that's how I watched this episode multiple times during my childhood.
@@AlicePhantom yeah!!
@@AlicePhantom same
Nick Picks!!! I remember that one Danny Phantom episode with the ghost nerd from the 50s who possessed Danny
Same, so glad I ain't the only one who remembers this and those DVDs!
Classic episode from my childhood! Loved every second of it! Chucky's arc helped set the groundwork for every subsequent "All Grown Up" special, as every one of them had to include a subplot about Chucky trying to overcome or achieve something.
I’ve never seen this episode, but now I’m gonna. I’m intrigued.
Same, to pluto tv!!!
What’s weird is that before this video was made, only another youtuber talked about how weird it was that this episode is often forgotten. Hell even if you look up parts of the episode you’ll find videos from years ago and in bad quality. Aside from that, this episode will always be one of the creepiest from my childhood cause hardly anyone remembers or knows about this episode and it’s legit creepy
I loved this episode. Very underrated animated series. I love it
I remember another episode of Rugrats or all grown up that ended similarly
It was the episode dealing with I think the haunted reptar and then it ends with a cute scene of the characters as babies playing with that said toy then it zooms in on reptar and his eyes glows red
I THINK you are referring to Curse of Reptar but that's not how it ended. We have the baby scene, Tommy rescues Reptar, we hear him give a little roar... but its treated as a cute and happy moment.
I remember that episode,after the kids ran away screaming, Spike picked up Reptar
I rewatched this one night as a kid when I was alone in a cabin. The sun was going down just as the stinger played, and I had to walk a few houses down through a wooded path to meet up with my family after. I was terrified and ended up waiting until it was nearly dark. Leaving the house and running that path is one of the scariest moments I remember from childhood lol.
Honestly, you have like THE STORY of the episode, I wish I had!!! lol I watched it when it aired, but I remember wishing I could watch it while camping.
Beans eyes turning white was supposed to symbolize his spirit being freed, but the tape says otherwise, interesting subversion
This special haunts me. As a kid I thought it was the freakiest thing. Could barely watch this without feeling a pit in my stomach.
Episode was crazy, he pulled a thriller when he looked back on Tommy and the others
Thank you for doing this! One of the most haunting episodes I'll ever remember from my childhood
Thank you for watching! 😄
You should talk about _Are You Afraid of the Dark?_ , and how it pushed the envelope on kid's horror.
What about Truth or Scare? I loved that as a kid
This was actually my absolute favorite episode as a kid cause you never really see dark atmospheric episodes or death in a kid show that much so it was really cool to see. Also if I recall this is the second time we ever see a spirit or unearthly creature in All Grown Up. The first was in the Valentine's Day episode where Cupid made an appearance as Dil's new friend
Oh wow...I thought this was a old fever dream. That freaked me out hardcore when I was younger
Yeah that's kinda what I though for a bit too😅
Its been so many years, I only really remembered the end. I must have suppressed this episode hard.
I remember this episode so vividly. I was 10 years old and had to spend a couple nights in the hospital. That day I was alone and there was a little tv on the wall. It was getting dark outside and this episode came on. I loved the episode but I was so scared afterwards that I called my mom to come over and asked her to bring me my teddy bear as well lol. She stayed with me the whole night. I had a crush on Bean for a while and I still love this episode 15 years later.
Another with a crush on Bean back then. Glad small pre-teen me wasn't alone in that. xD
“And that tall drink of crick water is… BEHHAAN”
When I tell you I'm 26 and this episode lives in my head rent free because I was TRAUMATIZED as a kid
You should do the As Told By Ginger episode “Lunatic Lake” I vaguely remember that episode being pretty creepy as a kid
You beat me to it, when they found Crazy Flyod. Scared the mess out of me
And that episode where she did that poem about that puppet.
Ngl, I don't usually get scared easily, but when I do get SCARED, I tear up slightly (best I can describe my eyes, is from the scene from Get Out, when the MC is being hypnotized), not that I'm gonna cry, but it's a weird reaction, and that end scene for the episode, no matter how many times I see it, makes me tear up.
This video dug out a long list memory in my brain. I loved this show when I was 12-13.
i love that Tommy is a film maker, to keep that imaginary side of him in a more grown tone, This was a great show
Well this unlocked a deeply hidden childhood memory...
There’s only, like, 3 episodes of All Grown Up I remember (if you don’t count the Rugrats All Grown Up special, which I consider to be the pilot and not an episode of the actual show) and this is one of them.
If you’re curious, the other 2 are the one where Angelica was a Candy Striper and the one where Chuckie got obsessed with Yu-Gi-Oh.
I read that as "Candy Stripper" and got a totally different idea in my head.
@@Gatorade69 lol that was almost what I typed. That *would* explain why it’d be so memorable to me, though.
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I LOVED this episode as a kid, I thought it was so cool! I admit I was never really affected by cartoon horror like this, probably because I always knew a kids show couldn't really show anything too hardcore.
But you know what episode scared the hell out of me when I was young? The one where Susie gets scammed out of a bunch of money, and her sister goes on about how much worse it could've been. That stuck with me hardcore, because I'd been approached by women like that, and they always gave off a weird vibe that I couldn't put my finger on until then.
OMG I remember this episode! Ngl kinda traumatized me haha
I always feel like I was pretty alone in having really enjoyed All Grown up when it aired. It's nice to see some positivity twoards it.
I used to as well! I was a little late to the party, but some time in the early-mid 2000s, there was an AGU message board, moderated by a guy named Luke, that was pretty active back in the day. Unfortunately it got taken down for reasons I can’t remember, but it was pretty big back then.
The ending part with the video tape gave me flashbacks to when I first watched the Ring. The only movie that unnerved me when I was little.
This by far was definitely the episode I remembered the most from all grown up.
“We’ve been trying to contact you regarding your car’s extended warranty!”
“”AHHH!!!!”
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i always had this vague memory of watching this terrifying episode as a child, but always remembered it with other episodes of rugrats. this video reminded of the entire sequel series even existed!
Yes I remember being so confused while initially watching this because I wasn't paying attention to this episode lol
Side note: I really loved seeing the adults in this episode.
mannnnn talk about the dark/scary Teen Titans episode “Fear Itself” that episode had me shaking when i was little 😭
Omg, I loved these episodes when I was a kid, it is so atmospheric and kind of scary, and also the story is pretty interesting
Thank you for all your videos, they bring me in my memories
Thanks for watching all the videos and for the kind words! 😄
“don’t ever got no brain or nuthin”
that is what has stuck with me for over 17 years after viewing that episode. I still say it randomly out of the blue lol
also that ending scared the SHIT OUT OF ME as a child. I screamed just like the kids did 😂
“Don’t Never Got NO BRAIN Or NOTHING”
- Bean, 2004.”
The ending of this episode scared the shit out of me as a kid, I could barely sleep the night I watched this episode.
This episode scared me so much as a kid.
Because of this channel, I just signed up for Paramount+ this morning.. I’m SO excited to dive in & watch all my old favorites! 😁
Oh cool! Enjoy, they actually have a lot of classics on there! 😄
@@JordanFringe94 Oh I definitely will! Keep up the great content bro, I’m glad I’ll be able to say I was here before 50K someday when you hit a milli! 🥳👊
@@YungJ I appreciate the support very much! Thank you! 😄
this is one of the few shows that feel like actually grew up when i did. alot of shows tried to do that "ok but theyre older now like you" thing and it just didnt work. something about tommy and the bois though, felt very real
I'm still a little disturbed that this was inspired by the Donner party
This episode didn't scare me as much as Chuckie having the monster under his bed freaked me out as a kid even tho the ending was happy. But what scared me the most was when Chuckie heard the monsters voice but Tommy didn't indicating that it was all inside Chuckie's head of over active imagination of his fears.
yeah this one was pretty scary, i did like the fleshing out of characters yet learning the truth about bean, well that was scary. i mean being trapped in a mine shaft with no way out slowly freesing to death. just terrifying, it was a great episode though.
"We didn't get parts"
"You didn't audition."
Was so funny to me
OH, and as far as darker episodes from cartoons goes, this isnt so much scary as it is tackling a more serious topic, but maybe the episode And She Was Gone from As Told By Ginger could be interesting to cover?
oh my god thank you for making this video! all grown up is my favourite childhood cartoon, and i recently discovered your videos. when i saw you covered the show, i was thinking how cool itd be if you looked at this specific episode, so this is a great thing to see in my sub box! definitely an episode that stuck with me for years to come, and one of my favourite to rewatch.
Great video, this was a favorite episode of mine from any cartoons I watched growing up. Nickelodeon used to do great Halloween specials. It did kinda strike me that you refer to the theatre play story as "filler". I felt it was more akin to an A-plot/B-plot. the theatre storyline (B-plot) contained a complete story, had a good moral, and was funny as you said. The theatre storyline also did a good job of giving context/insight on the relationships of all the characters, which is important when using an extended cast. This is important to providing the spooky part of the episode (A-plot) higher stakes, more emotional investment, and better continuity. The pacing of the episode is very in-line with mid-2000s Nickelodeon cartoon episode structure, one-half of an episode per story (See: Spongebob, Fairly Oddparents). All that to say, it was great episode and I appreciate this video, it's really cool to look back on the cartoons of my childhood and think more technically about what made them so good.
THANK YOU for covering this episode, I could not remember for the life of me if I dreamt this episode or not for years
Thanks for watching! 😄
I was looking for this episode forever. Thank you!
One of my favourite parts of this episode is when they all come back to the camp as the play is ending, but then the adults burst onto the stage and fill out the run time by telling people what actually happened to the missing settlers.
This episode traumatized me as a kid. I remember it being more horrifying and graphic than it actually was.
This was my favorite episode and I couldn't for the life of me remember what show it came from. Thanks for the flash back!
This was the first Rugrats All Grown Up episode I ever saw and it was so intense that took me like 3 years before I was ready to see another one!
Childhood memory unlocked. I think I'm gonna rewatch the series now. Also you've just earned a new subscriber, love your video format style.
I remember this episode very well. Still just as creepy and awesome today. Also I subscribed to this channel to keep up with news of the spyro reignited trilogy but I stayed a subscriber because the youtuber has kept creating such real and quality content and I consider him to be my friend. Thanks Jordan. Keep them coming buddy!
I appreciate the support throughout all the years and the kind words, truly! Thank you! 😄
@@JordanFringe94 Of course! You are very welcome my friend!
I've been on and off looking for the existence of this episode for years. Swore it was a movie, probably why I couldn't find it. I've always remembered the spooky ending, it stuck with me. Happy to finally see I wasn't just imagining the whole thing, like a half forgotten dream.
I never watched this series much. But dang. This episode… err… episodes…? are really good. Go Chuckie! My favorite character in Rugrats.
Man that ending image of that boy with red eyes haunted me so much it even brought me to this video today.
You're the GOAT for this!
This episode is such a core show memory that i still remember from time to time. Like my brain is like 'remember that ghost kid? BOOM! Here you go'
Tell me why I completely forgot about this episode but I literally never forgot "Never got no brains or nothin"
I have been trying to remember where I heard that for AGES
That episode was a Fever Dream for me when I first watched it back then. I haven't seen it since.
ALL DEM BRAINS GOT NO NUTHIN LOL
I had this on a Niketoons DVD or something along those lines and this still lives rent free in my mind after almost two decades since release
If they ever make a rugrats show with them as adults, they should call it “The Ratracers”
the best episode were Howard is at his top game
It's a shame he's out off the reboot
@@raidenstark315 i know, am still upsad about the news
I loved this episode so much . It was the right mixture of scary and comedic for a kids show.
This traumatized me as a child so thank you so much for talking about this it’s very validating for some reason
Thank you for digging up this gem from my traumatized memory pit. This episode scared me for years after it first came out and I later realized that Tommy’s filmmaking along with the disturbing story might be partially responsible for my love for analog horror.
I have always remember this episode in tv, but I didn't know that it was kind of a lost media. Thank you for uploaded this
All growed up gets overhated IMO
i had nightmares thanks to this episode but i honestly thought i’d dreamt this whole episode no one ever remembers it
This episode truly scared the shit out of me when I was younger, I rewatched the series again but skipped over it because to this day it still freaked me out.
here's a funny story about this episode when I watched. I always thought that bean was real, dude after that little bit at the end of it. I couldn't sleep for a few days. lmao.
They friggin referenced Scream AND The Ring!
Also, after all the little details you pointed out: I didn't remember this episode being so good!
Yo!!! This is one I remember most vividly from when I was younger! So glad you covered it!! Another AWESOME video
Thanks so much!
This show is great I have watched it to many times and I still watch it over and over again.
This episode is what sparked my love for the Horror Genre
I rewatch this episode as much as i can. It’s one of my favorite episodes
I actually remember this episode! This was well done and I give major props to the people that this show.
The scene with bean creepily walking backwards stuck with me for ages it scared me silly as a kid and I still enjoy it as an adult such a cool reveal
I had this two parter on VHS and I watched it all the time as a kid. It always scared me when I watched it tho
I’m a simple man, I see a new Jordan fringe video, I click.
😄 thank you!
Great content! Always a pleasant surprise because I forget you do two videos a week and only remember the Tuesdays lol
Thanks so much! And haha I’m glad you’re enjoying the twice a week uploads! 😄
This episode was buried deep in my brain I’m glad someone else remembers it.