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I feel really bad for those who worked on Preschool Daze. They aimed for 13 episodes, only made 4, the 4 that were made weren't accessible to the public for 5/6 years, and when they finally made it to television, it got absolutely unnoticed. Though, I very much agree that greenlighting All Grown Up for a full series was the right way to go.
"A Baby's Gotta Do, What a Baby's Gotta Do" is an Iconic and the most recognized quotes from Tommy Pickles. Rugrats went from Small to Being on one of the best well known shows ever aired on TV. The Babies were all Little Rugrats until 10 years ago they would be All Grown Up! As Pre-Teens and then being Rugrats again after the Reboot has arrived. This Evolution Video truely does bring memories to me and other fellow people who grew up watching the show, the 3 Movies and their Spin-Off's.
I bet everyone can agree that the reboot was more terrible then preschool days. All it is, is a 3d version of Rugrats, which one of the reason it was a big success was because of the animation style.
Before _SpongeBob,_ before _Hey Arnold,_ before _Avatar: The Last Airbender,_ before _The Loud House,_ and before _The Fairly Odd Parents,_ it was Rugrats. Rugrats was without a doubt one of my favorite Nickelodeon animated shows I grew up with during the 1990's and early 2000's from it's cast of characters, unique stories and the power of the babies imagination when doing these adventures their was so much to love from this show. My favorite Rugrats characters were Tommy as he is persistent and the leader of the group of Babies especially saying one of his catchphrases: _"A Babies gotta do what a baby's gotta do.",_ Chuckie Finster the timid but kind member of the Babies and I just love his evolution he had with Tommy, his father and what he's been through, Susie Carmichael cause she's kind, generous and always stood up for the babies against Angelica and the first POC character (African American) in a Nickelodeon animated series, and I also enjoy Stu Pickles and especially the grandfather when they were around in several different episodes. Looking forward to the voice evolution of Rugrats and which of the babies you will wound up covering this month.
@@evy9439 He did do voice evolutions on the 6 main SpongeBob characters (SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, Mr. Krabs, Sandy and Plankton), so it's likely he would just do a voice evolution on just the main cast of babies (e.g. Tommy, Chuckie, etc.) that were from the earlier seasons but not the ones that were included later in the show's run (e.g. Dil, Kimi). If not, then I'll be excited for just the Cartoon Evolution of the Rugrats.
The initial first 65 episode run will always my personal favorite era of the series. I also adore the 2nd movie Rugrats In Paris to nostalgic & sentiment bits.
Foghorn Leghorm is turning 75 this year. That could be cool to talk about, though I'm not trying to force anything on you Dave. I just think it's funny since the LT post you made months ago had him on there with Taz, Speedy, Lola and Elmer. And it so happened he is turning 75. Keep up the great work Dave!
While I certainly preferred the wackier, denser cartoons like Ren and Stimpy and Rocko, and it isn't even my favorite of the Klasky Csupo Nicktoons (that'd be AAAAH! Real Monsters), I do appreciate Rugrats for what it was and what it accomplished. I have to say, sure animation techniques and mediums are constantly shifting to digital and CGI, I really think that grungy, sketchy, muted color pallet was the best look for the series. I wish they managed to keep that in the digitally produced episodes, giving the babies' imagination spots a brighter color pallet, with a more brown and dusty look for reality.
I just hope they bring Kimi and her mom Kira back. Because Kimi was my favorite character in the series. And she and her mom brought Asian representation to others throughout the rest of the show. So please don’t cancel them out. 🙏💞
I'm gonna be honest. Out all of the classic Nickelodeon shows, Rugrats is definitely my favorite not only because it's funny and features cute cartoon babies, but also because it has as much to offer adults as much as kids and it also has great emotional moments.
So do I, Sam! And while everybody outside of the AGU Community is always praising the reboot, treating it like it was a gift from the gods, and comparing the animation to Jimmy Neutron, you already know what I've been wanting from the original series, and it never happened! Not only that, but they changed almost everything, just like they changed everything for Blue's Clues, DuckTales, Muppet Babies, The Powerpuff Girls, and Teen Titans! I know this sounds mean to everyone else who's not in the community, but this reboot really upsets me!
Good to see all these perfect bebies being used again. Also, Kira and Kimi included in the show with Chaz and Kira’s wholesome relationship or we riot.
If they still don't happen to include them whether the next few seasons. We will raid their studio just like how the Area 51 was planned to do. Crazy since I remember that they wanted to run towards a High Secret Government Restricted Place. Before you people try to go against me with this idea, first of all It's a Joke.
Thanks for this. Rugrats were a big part of my early childhood, and I do remember it felt like they kinda just disappeared from TV (I remember in the 2000s, new episodes for a few of Nickelodeon's classic shows were so sporadic before they ended altogether) which is a shame given how huge they once were. I also remember hearing about Pre-School Daze while it was still in development and wondered whatever happened to it. Still gotta check the reboot out. Great video!!
Thanks Nick! Same here man, I was sure the show disappeared off the air - only to find it just kept running and running for years. Absolutely crazy how long it went, taking in consideration all the spin-offs!
All Grown up is my absolute favourite and really shows me just how their lives all have turned out and will continue to turn out. Just something I need to rewatch
I loved Rugrats growing up. It was such a good show. I fell off when All Grown up came out but I liked the idea of them getting older as I got older. I think it would be pretty cool if they continued the time line and did a version where they end up becoming parents themselves. Or just do what the Simpsons have done. An episode that peaks into the future of their lives. Great video Dave!
Dave I just wanted to comment that you really do the best long form retrospectives on cartoons on TH-cam. Whenever I have a random inkling to look into the history of a show I’m currently watching your videos always do the job. Good work man.
I was today years old when I learned how to properly pronounce “Csupo.” Of course, I was still using my second grade reading decoding skills when I first saw their logo in 1991!
The reboot is how you fix a long-running show's floating timeline problem that would create plotholes (*coughSimpsonscough*). Just hit the restart button and have it take place in an alternative timeline.
Thanks for covering one of my favorite cartoons of all time. Loving the cute adventures of the babies and their silly families. Keeping my fingers crossed to see a European release of the original series someday.
Rugrats is my second favorite nickelodeon show along with SpongeBob and The Loud House I love the original series, All Grown Up, the 2021 reboot ,and all three movies
Even though I`ve never seen *almost* any of the show, and had only seen a Christmas special when I was young, I gotta say being here now seeing the RUGRATS as they grew up surprisingly is kind of astounding to me.
I remembered something interesting about Chuckie and Angelica. Chuckie was supposed to be the bully and Angelica (like Helga from Hey Arnold) was based on a girl that bullied Paul Germain because the girl had a crush on him.
I’ve had this video in my Watch Later playlist for over two years… I guess this qualifies as later! Anyway, great video as always Dave! The original show was a big part of my childhood (along with quite a few other classic Nicktoons), so this was a really interesting history lesson and breakdown of the franchise. I can still hear that Klasky-Csupo logo bumper!
Great job with this one Dave. Chuckie is my favorite and has been for a long time but I think Phil is coming up at 2nd. After is Spike, Lou, Stu and Drew! Love Reptar as well! Great job on thos video covering the adults when you did and of course the babies and toddlers themselves! The OG Rugrats Universe is huge and had a lot to offer even though Nickelodeon didnt expect it at first.
Another great and thorough look at a terrific nostalgic cartoon! Born in 1991 like me! I have course love the original and Chuckie was always my favorite!
Rugrats came out on my 7th birthday on August 11th,1991. Since then, Rugrats, Doug and Ren& Stumpy became a great part of my afternoon and summer! To this day, I love and appreciate what Nicktoons did for the channel, because before them, it was Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, and random tv specials like Chuck Jones White Seal/ Riki Tiki Tavi!
I actually really liked _All Grown Up_ and never really got into _Rugrats_ proper. I enjoyed the continuation of the characters' lives and watching them mature.
Is there any possible chance that at some point in time, you could do an Ed Edd n Eddy evolution? Yes, the franchise was rather short-lived, but the characters' designs have gradually changed over the course of the series. If you have other plans in mind for the rest of 2021, then you can stick to those, but I'd like to know if you'd eventually do it.
The Rugrats was and still is my shit!! I grew up with the show, among other Nickelodeon greats, and it still is my favorite Nick cartoon ever!! I say Tommy and Angelica were my favorite characters and I treasure every episode, I even started buying the seasons on DVD and OF COURSE I have all 3 theatrical movies!! And “TAKE ME THERE” by Mya, Blackstreet & Ma$e STILL gets played out damn near every month!! The Rugrats will always be apart of my life!! Even my nieces are watching the show!! I have yet to check out the new Paramount+ production but the classic will always be apart of my home and heart!! Thank you to the creators of that phenomenal cartoon show!! I’m almost 33 this year and I’m STILL enjoying the show and movies!!❤️❤️❤️
@@islandplace7235 oh we’re definitely getting more episodes soon but we’re getting the iCarly reboot in June this month, and more kamp koral episodes on the way possibly by July, do my guess is we’ll see more Rugrats episodes by august roughly. Paramount+ actually released here in Australia on august 11th I’m so excited for it!
@@BrennySpain I was under the impression that there was 26 episodes made for the season. I was hoping for a semi-weekly schedule. You think it'll be August? Oh dear lol
@@islandplace7235 well I hope I’m wrong but only time will tell. Season 1 will have 26 episodes but they’re being released in a strange way. Similar to how Disney+ is releasing all their new shows one episode per week.
I love the original. I grew up with it (I was born in the early '90s). I saw all three movies in theaters as a kid. And I occasionally will watch episodes on Hulu (and watch the holiday specials every year for Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc). I don't remember too much about All Grown Up, but I remember really liking it and I plan to do a rewatch of it on Paramount+ (just finished the original series rewatch last week before starting the reboot). I like what I saw of the reboot. The voices for the adults are still growing on me, but I really do enjoy how they've updated it for the modern era. I do Charlotte needs an overhaul of her character, though. It has a lot of potential and I'm really looking forward to future episodes.
The 90s rugrats tv show beaten the Loud House For me In the cartoon box office. "It seems like the 90s classic cartoons are showing their power in the world of animation. Rugrats has managed to beat out the current powerhouse of animation, Loud House, on the cartoon box office. This is a big win for the Rugrats franchise, and it hints at a shift in the world of children's cartoons. We'll have to stay tuned to see if the 90s classics can continue their dominance, and learn if they can maintain their position at the top of the children's television charts."
I was obsessed with Rugrats as a kid. How do I not remember that Runaway Reptar special? Also there was also a back door pilot for The Carmichaels, it was a Kwanza special.
Funny I was the other way around. I had no idea until animaniacs existed just before the reboot came out. But I’m a huge fan of looney tunes. I’ve seen parody clips of animaniacs and I love what they did for Rugrats, lion king and friends. Popular culture in the 90s.
I love acorn nuts and diapey butts. it's my favourite episode of the whole show! the puffy diapers Phil and Lil had to wear was downright hilarious I think! very unique concept.
I still watch Rugrats after the toilet train episode and it can be good things for Chuckle. Not all 2.3,4 & 5 before kindergaten age little kids within the Rugrats Universal and samethings in real life.
really great retrospective overall. I personally do find it interesting how they slightly aged susie down a little bit and made her most friendly with the babies, although I just wonder if her siblings will be present in the reboot at all possibly?
Being a Hungarian it makes me a little proud to hear that one of the creators of 2 classic series is a Hungarian immigrant from the Soviet Union era. I wanna see him in person too since as a film school student he became an idol of mine. I wonder if you do a similar video of Hey Arnold as well and I wonder if he was a partial influence of Helga, since her last name is Hungarian.
Lol maybe just enjoy the new video before requesting more. It’s so deflating spending a month on a video, only to have people instantly send in demands for more without even commenting on the video at hand.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I wish I had something to say, but I didn't grow up with Rugrats. It ended in 2004, and I wasn't even alive. My country's Nickelodeon didn't have reruns for it either.
Amazingly wonderful I remember having of my very first Rugrats VHS tape which is unknown because the one I have how's that sticker a little bit loose or just peeled off which I might think it's Tommy troubles but I'm not exactly sure looks like I'm ready to go over some episodes and find out what tastes that I had over a few years or so and I didn't even got myself a second Rugrats video tape until probably 2018 apparently once I got Rugrats Easter and I enjoyed it I hope that I will get more in the future and if I could remember the first DVD of Rugrats it would either be the DVD of decades in diapers or a bonus 2Pack DVD which are the Rugrats movie and Rugrats Go Wild and then the DVD which I got from Target from something else I also have Rugrats in Paris the movie and I enjoyed one of them in this show and absolutely amazing even though it went through 1991 until 2004 I might see if this is good or just average or just okay the one from 2003 and 2008 but I do know that special and I've seen the few skits twice when I looked at the new clip of the Rugrats Revival reboot I was very excited I'm very happy that they finally returned I did see the whole episode of Second Time Around in some other episodes on a certain TH-cam channel Rugrats before it gone claimed because probably I won't be able to get the Paramount plus streaming service itself but oh well very amazing to hear the original cast reprise their roles and for the new voice actors played the adult characters in my opinion I think one of them are just either good or just okay like Tommy Dewey as Stu pickles and I think it's pretty good despite that Jack Riley passed away in 2016 as I said before overall amazing for Rugrats being around over 30th years sets the first episode in 1991 Tommy's first birthday.
After the success of Muppet Babies many studios many studios did series with younger versions of their most popular characters, like The Flinstones, Scooby Doo or Yogi. It makes Rugrats more meritory because the baby/very young theme was already overused.
I haven't watched the first Rugrats movie in ages aside from a few clips here and there, so I don't know if it holds up or not. But I'm 100 percent sure it did a better job justifying its theatrical debut than Doug the first movie did.
Great video! When you talked about the initial pilots for the Nickelodeon shows created and said Aardman produced one, was that the stop motion special Hamilton Mattress? I saw the brief bit of footage in your video and I'm genuinely curious. Thanks!
Thank you! Yes! Hamilton Matress was originally pitched as a pilot for Nickelodeon in that infant stage! It did get made about 10 years later, of course, without Nickelodeon!
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@@PikachuIno No, he won't do Panchito.
Evolution on Droopy, for all those happy people please 🙏🙂?
@@malikhenderson9242 This year
Jeez, It's been 30 years and the rugrats are still babys.
You forgot the important part... ALL GROWN UP!
They're supposed to be adults now in their 30s after continuing from the teenage version All Grown Up.
Naw they done gone and deaged back to baby's from teens through cathulu
I feel really bad for those who worked on Preschool Daze. They aimed for 13 episodes, only made 4, the 4 that were made weren't accessible to the public for 5/6 years, and when they finally made it to television, it got absolutely unnoticed.
Though, I very much agree that greenlighting All Grown Up for a full series was the right way to go.
"A Baby's Gotta Do, What a Baby's Gotta Do" is an Iconic and the most recognized quotes from Tommy Pickles. Rugrats went from Small to Being on one of the best well known shows ever aired on TV. The Babies were all Little Rugrats until 10 years ago they would be All Grown Up! As Pre-Teens and then being Rugrats again after the Reboot has arrived. This Evolution Video truely does bring memories to me and other fellow people who grew up watching the show, the 3 Movies and their Spin-Off's.
oh cool didnt know stu had a youtube channel
Every rugrats video I see: *stu pickles* it’s like ur haunting me
@ :0
lol
I bet everyone can agree that the reboot was more terrible then preschool days.
All it is, is a 3d version of Rugrats, which one of the reason it was a big success was because of the animation style.
Before _SpongeBob,_ before _Hey Arnold,_ before _Avatar: The Last Airbender,_ before _The Loud House,_ and before _The Fairly Odd Parents,_ it was Rugrats.
Rugrats was without a doubt one of my favorite Nickelodeon animated shows I grew up with during the 1990's and early 2000's from it's cast of characters, unique stories and the power of the babies imagination when doing these adventures their was so much to love from this show.
My favorite Rugrats characters were Tommy as he is persistent and the leader of the group of Babies especially saying one of his catchphrases: _"A Babies gotta do what a baby's gotta do.",_ Chuckie Finster the timid but kind member of the Babies and I just love his evolution he had with Tommy, his father and what he's been through, Susie Carmichael cause she's kind, generous and always stood up for the babies against Angelica and the first POC character (African American) in a Nickelodeon animated series, and I also enjoy Stu Pickles and especially the grandfather when they were around in several different episodes.
Looking forward to the voice evolution of Rugrats and which of the babies you will wound up covering this month.
He probably won't do voice evolutions.
@@evy9439 He did do voice evolutions on the 6 main SpongeBob characters (SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, Mr. Krabs, Sandy and Plankton), so it's likely he would just do a voice evolution on just the main cast of babies (e.g. Tommy, Chuckie, etc.) that were from the earlier seasons but not the ones that were included later in the show's run (e.g. Dil, Kimi).
If not, then I'll be excited for just the Cartoon Evolution of the Rugrats.
He said so in a reply to someone asking.
@Norman the California Boy Yes, really.
Go to his video announcing this, and someone there asked about voice evolutions.
@Norman the California Boy yeah
26:25 My favorite Rugrats shot of all time where Tommy and Spike Are looking up at the Moon
Gorgeous shot!! Couldn’t _not_ use it!
My favorite characters in the whole show are Angelica and Chuckie.
My favit chart oo e tree r is u mim
@@linalokir2178 character* is* mom* ur*
The show's 30th Anniversary is on August 11th
Yeah despite what trami says,thanks for the info
That’s also when paramount+ launches here in Australia. I’m so excited for it!
Along with Doug and Ren and Stimpy.
Yeay on my birthday! ❤
Really? that also happens to be my birthday
you know I'm very surprised that spongebob hasn't gotten on the Hollywood wall of fame. at least not yet anyway lol
The initial first 65 episode run will always my personal favorite era of the series. I also adore the 2nd movie Rugrats In Paris to nostalgic & sentiment bits.
Foghorn Leghorm is turning 75 this year. That could be cool to talk about, though I'm not trying to force anything on you Dave. I just think it's funny since the LT post you made months ago had him on there with Taz, Speedy, Lola and Elmer. And it so happened he is turning 75.
Keep up the great work Dave!
While I certainly preferred the wackier, denser cartoons like Ren and Stimpy and Rocko, and it isn't even my favorite of the Klasky Csupo Nicktoons (that'd be AAAAH! Real Monsters), I do appreciate Rugrats for what it was and what it accomplished. I have to say, sure animation techniques and mediums are constantly shifting to digital and CGI, I really think that grungy, sketchy, muted color pallet was the best look for the series. I wish they managed to keep that in the digitally produced episodes, giving the babies' imagination spots a brighter color pallet, with a more brown and dusty look for reality.
I just hope they bring Kimi and her mom Kira back. Because Kimi was my favorite character in the series. And she and her mom brought Asian representation to others throughout the rest of the show.
So please don’t cancel them out. 🙏💞
The Mother's Day episode and "Rugrats in Paris" still makes me cry!
Rugrats was my childhood and it is celebrating 30th anniversary this year.
I loved Rugrats a kid. I used to play with a friend of mine to be Tommy and Chuckie and have adventures of our own.
I'm gonna be honest. Out all of the classic Nickelodeon shows, Rugrats is definitely my favorite not only because it's funny and features cute cartoon babies, but also because it has as much to offer adults as much as kids and it also has great emotional moments.
I'm a big fan of Rugrats and I loved Rugrats in Paris because I loved seeing Chuckie as the leader.
For me, I prefer All Grown Up (cause it’s aimed more towards me), and my favorite character from there is Lil
My fav character is phil
I prefer All Grown Up too.
With that stated, how about the Evolution of Mr Magoo?
@@Rgoid I’ve never heard of Mr. Magoo
So do I, Sam! And while everybody outside of the AGU Community is always praising the reboot, treating it like it was a gift from the gods, and comparing the animation to Jimmy Neutron, you already know what I've been wanting from the original series, and it never happened! Not only that, but they changed almost everything, just like they changed everything for Blue's Clues, DuckTales, Muppet Babies, The Powerpuff Girls, and Teen Titans! I know this sounds mean to everyone else who's not in the community, but this reboot really upsets me!
me too grew up on that era and was aim for me too.
Good to see all these perfect bebies being used again.
Also, Kira and Kimi included in the show with Chaz and Kira’s wholesome relationship or we riot.
If they still don't happen to include them whether the next few seasons. We will raid their studio just like how the Area 51 was planned to do. Crazy since I remember that they wanted to run towards a High Secret Government Restricted Place.
Before you people try to go against me with this idea, first of all It's a Joke.
Thanks for this. Rugrats were a big part of my early childhood, and I do remember it felt like they kinda just disappeared from TV (I remember in the 2000s, new episodes for a few of Nickelodeon's classic shows were so sporadic before they ended altogether) which is a shame given how huge they once were. I also remember hearing about Pre-School Daze while it was still in development and wondered whatever happened to it. Still gotta check the reboot out. Great video!!
Thanks Nick!
Same here man, I was sure the show disappeared off the air - only to find it just kept running and running for years. Absolutely crazy how long it went, taking in consideration all the spin-offs!
All Grown up is my absolute favourite and really shows me just how their lives all have turned out and will continue to turn out. Just something I need to rewatch
I really wish they’d bring All Grown Up back. It was from my time, and I grew up with it and loved it
Me: OMG Rugrats is turning 30? That's old!
Also me: Turned 30 last month.
😐 😐 😐
😬 you and I both
@@DaveLeeDownUnder We both need a reboot then! 😂
Klasky Cssupo had one of the strangest closing credits bumpers but I freaking loved it haha
I literally grew up with the rugrats. I'm 30
Nickelodeon: let’s make animated series that doesn’t revolve around merchandise.
Also Nickelodeon: merchandises rugrats to the core.
can we talk about how they run their shows into the dang on ground
@@lisaswayne8241 yes.
I loved Rugrats growing up. It was such a good show. I fell off when All Grown up came out but I liked the idea of them getting older as I got older. I think it would be pretty cool if they continued the time line and did a version where they end up becoming parents themselves. Or just do what the Simpsons have done. An episode that peaks into the future of their lives.
Great video Dave!
Thanks, James!
Dave I just wanted to comment that you really do the best long form retrospectives on cartoons on TH-cam. Whenever I have a random inkling to look into the history of a show I’m currently watching your videos always do the job. Good work man.
I was today years old when I learned how to properly pronounce “Csupo.” Of course, I was still using my second grade reading decoding skills when I first saw their logo in 1991!
The reboot is how you fix a long-running show's floating timeline problem that would create plotholes (*coughSimpsonscough*). Just hit the restart button and have it take place in an alternative timeline.
I love Rugrats, but cried when "All Grown Up" came on because it was an end of an era for me. I still watched All Grown Up.
Gonna wait for All Grown Up reboot even though the chances are slim, a certain episode was a cliffhanger
Thanks for covering one of my favorite cartoons of all time. Loving the cute adventures of the babies and their silly families. Keeping my fingers crossed to see a European release of the original series someday.
Ya know what's creepy? The Nicktoons Logo looks like a blood splat! 😳
I find it funny how Rugrats got a Star on the Walk of Fame but Spongebob hasn't had one yet
U BETTER BE LYIN
Rugrats is my second favorite nickelodeon show along with SpongeBob and The Loud House
I love the original series, All Grown Up, the 2021 reboot ,and all three movies
Even though I`ve never seen *almost* any of the show, and had only seen a Christmas special when I was young, I gotta say being here now seeing the RUGRATS as they grew up surprisingly is kind of astounding to me.
Chuckie was my favorite character when I was a kid.
Happy 30th anniversary, Doug, Ren & Stimpy and Rugrats!
I remembered something interesting about Chuckie and Angelica. Chuckie was supposed to be the bully and Angelica (like Helga from Hey Arnold) was based on a girl that bullied Paul Germain because the girl had a crush on him.
I’ve had this video in my Watch Later playlist for over two years… I guess this qualifies as later! Anyway, great video as always Dave! The original show was a big part of my childhood (along with quite a few other classic Nicktoons), so this was a really interesting history lesson and breakdown of the franchise. I can still hear that Klasky-Csupo logo bumper!
The new series finally had some of that darkness back.
FUN FACT: CHRISTMAS IN TATTERTOWN WAS GOING TO BE A TV SHOW BEFORE THE CONTROVERSY WITH THE NEW ADVENTURES OF MIGHTY MOUSE.
This video was such a nice trip back to my childhood! Thank you Dave!
Pleasure! Glad you enjoyed - thanks for watching!
Great job with this one Dave.
Chuckie is my favorite and has been for a long time but I think Phil is coming up at 2nd. After is Spike, Lou, Stu and Drew!
Love Reptar as well! Great job on thos video covering the adults when you did and of course the babies and toddlers themselves!
The OG Rugrats Universe is huge and had a lot to offer even though Nickelodeon didnt expect it at first.
Another great and thorough look at a terrific nostalgic cartoon! Born in 1991 like me! I have course love the original and Chuckie was always my favorite!
Informative as always, Dave! Great job on this video!
Thanks, Tiffany!
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Wow, Dave. This video came out fast.. How'd you do it?
I appreciate the effort u put into these kind of videos.
Thank you!
Great job, Dave!
Rugrats came out on my 7th birthday on August 11th,1991. Since then, Rugrats, Doug and Ren& Stumpy became a great part of my afternoon and summer! To this day, I love and appreciate what Nicktoons did for the channel, because before them, it was Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, and random tv specials like Chuck Jones White Seal/ Riki Tiki Tavi!
My favorite Rugrats Characters are Tommy, Dil, Grandpa Lu and Spike!
I actually really liked _All Grown Up_ and never really got into _Rugrats_ proper. I enjoyed the continuation of the characters' lives and watching them mature.
Wekk Dave, you certainly rocked the cradle with this one! Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
@@DaveLeeDownUnder No problem!
I wanna go back 🔙 to being a kid again
Not gonna lie the CGI characters kinda freak me out
Rugrats is still a classic cartoon to this day!
60% of my Nickelodeon/Nicktoons collection is related to The Rugrats!
It was a pretty solid franchise overall, actually.
This was my childhood! I had their toys as a kid!
I actually saw all three of the Rugrats movies but I don't have them anymore I lost them somewhere
Phil and Lil are two of my favourite cartoon characters. So funny
Thanks!
Is there any possible chance that at some point in time, you could do an Ed Edd n Eddy evolution? Yes, the franchise was rather short-lived, but the characters' designs have gradually changed over the course of the series. If you have other plans in mind for the rest of 2021, then you can stick to those, but I'd like to know if you'd eventually do it.
RUGRATS is actually a colloquialism for babies, particularly crawling babies
The Rugrats was and still is my shit!! I grew up with the show, among other Nickelodeon greats, and it still is my favorite Nick cartoon ever!! I say Tommy and Angelica were my favorite characters and I treasure every episode, I even started buying the seasons on DVD and OF COURSE I have all 3 theatrical movies!! And “TAKE ME THERE” by Mya, Blackstreet & Ma$e STILL gets played out damn near every month!! The Rugrats will always be apart of my life!! Even my nieces are watching the show!! I have yet to check out the new Paramount+ production but the classic will always be apart of my home and heart!! Thank you to the creators of that phenomenal cartoon show!! I’m almost 33 this year and I’m STILL enjoying the show and movies!!❤️❤️❤️
I rewatched the first 5 episodes of the new show over 27 times now.... I have been waiting for this for like over 10 years.
I’ve only rewatched them twice personally but I’m more excited for new episodes already! Where are they? Move out kamp koral!
@@BrennySpain I'm craving new episodes sooooo bad. I hope nickelodeon sees people have an interest
@@islandplace7235 oh we’re definitely getting more episodes soon but we’re getting the iCarly reboot in June this month, and more kamp koral episodes on the way possibly by July, do my guess is we’ll see more Rugrats episodes by august roughly. Paramount+ actually released here in Australia on august 11th I’m so excited for it!
@@BrennySpain I was under the impression that there was 26 episodes made for the season. I was hoping for a semi-weekly schedule. You think it'll be August? Oh dear lol
@@islandplace7235 well I hope I’m wrong but only time will tell. Season 1 will have 26 episodes but they’re being released in a strange way. Similar to how Disney+ is releasing all their new shows one episode per week.
I just saw Rugrats Go Wild
I love the original. I grew up with it (I was born in the early '90s). I saw all three movies in theaters as a kid. And I occasionally will watch episodes on Hulu (and watch the holiday specials every year for Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc). I don't remember too much about All Grown Up, but I remember really liking it and I plan to do a rewatch of it on Paramount+ (just finished the original series rewatch last week before starting the reboot).
I like what I saw of the reboot. The voices for the adults are still growing on me, but I really do enjoy how they've updated it for the modern era. I do Charlotte needs an overhaul of her character, though. It has a lot of potential and I'm really looking forward to future episodes.
I grew up watching Rugrats. It was my favorite show as a kid
The 90s rugrats tv show beaten the Loud House For me In the cartoon box office.
"It seems like the 90s classic cartoons are showing their power in the world of animation. Rugrats has managed to beat out the current powerhouse of animation, Loud House, on the cartoon box office. This is a big win for the Rugrats franchise, and it hints at a shift in the world of children's cartoons. We'll have to stay tuned to see if the 90s classics can continue their dominance, and learn if they can maintain their position at the top of the children's television charts."
I was obsessed with Rugrats as a kid. How do I not remember that Runaway Reptar special? Also there was also a back door pilot for The Carmichaels, it was a Kwanza special.
Didn't really watch Rugrats as a kid but heard of it I was more into animaniacs
Funny I was the other way around. I had no idea until animaniacs existed just before the reboot came out. But I’m a huge fan of looney tunes. I’ve seen parody clips of animaniacs and I love what they did for Rugrats, lion king and friends. Popular culture in the 90s.
I love acorn nuts and diapey butts. it's my favourite episode of the whole show! the puffy diapers Phil and Lil had to wear was downright hilarious I think! very unique concept.
A TH-camr gotta do what a TH-camr gotta do!
I still watch Rugrats after the toilet train episode and it can be good things for Chuckle. Not all 2.3,4 & 5 before kindergaten age little kids within the Rugrats Universal and samethings in real life.
really great retrospective overall. I personally do find it interesting how they slightly aged susie down a little bit and made her most friendly with the babies, although I just wonder if her siblings will be present in the reboot at all possibly?
I guess they wanted to get her more involved in the action. I hope Dill and Kimmi show up. I love them.
Congratulations
This is really cool!
Because you like Rugrats and is one of your favorite shows of all time, Right?
That’s right! :)
Happy 30th Anniversary Rugrats!!!!
Being a Hungarian it makes me a little proud to hear that one of the creators of 2 classic series is a Hungarian immigrant from the Soviet Union era. I wanna see him in person too since as a film school student he became an idol of mine.
I wonder if you do a similar video of Hey Arnold as well and I wonder if he was a partial influence of Helga, since her last name is Hungarian.
Oooh I'm hoping we get a Rockos Modern Life Cartoon Evolution !!! Man the hilarious writhing and animation hae me in tears!!!
I actually wanted to see more of pre-school daze and all grown up...ah well.
I always laughed that Chucky Finster was modeled after Child's Play Chucky- right down the color scheme of his shirt and crazy red hair!
I like how you make cartoon evolution
0:07 Tommy’s ball must’ve inspired Pixar to take it as their own.
The Pixar ball came from a 1986 Pixar short, five years before Rugrats went to air.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder oooh so rugrats is a ball copycat
I watched the show as a kid. I remember when we got internet, I saw the promos for the first movie.
Evolution Requests:
Pop Culture Evolution: Star Wars
Cartoon Evolution: Droopy
Pop Culture Evolution: Batman
Cartoon Evolution: The Fairly Odd Parents
Droopy: This year
Batman: Next year
Tiny Toons: This year
Lol maybe just enjoy the new video before requesting more. It’s so deflating spending a month on a video, only to have people instantly send in demands for more without even commenting on the video at hand.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I wish I had something to say, but I didn't grow up with Rugrats.
It ended in 2004, and I wasn't even alive. My country's Nickelodeon didn't have reruns for it either.
It’s ok, I appreciate you tuning in anyway. I’m more specifically talking about the OP who dropped in just to suggest more videos / work.
Amazingly wonderful I remember having of my very first Rugrats VHS tape which is unknown because the one I have how's that sticker a little bit loose or just peeled off which I might think it's Tommy troubles but I'm not exactly sure looks like I'm ready to go over some episodes and find out what tastes that I had over a few years or so and I didn't even got myself a second Rugrats video tape until probably 2018 apparently once I got Rugrats Easter and I enjoyed it I hope that I will get more in the future and if I could remember the first DVD of Rugrats it would either be the DVD of decades in diapers or a bonus 2Pack DVD which are the Rugrats movie and Rugrats Go Wild and then the DVD which I got from Target from something else I also have Rugrats in Paris the movie and I enjoyed one of them in this show and absolutely amazing even though it went through 1991 until 2004 I might see if this is good or just average or just okay the one from 2003 and 2008 but I do know that special and I've seen the few skits twice when I looked at the new clip of the Rugrats Revival reboot I was very excited I'm very happy that they finally returned I did see the whole episode of Second Time Around in some other episodes on a certain TH-cam channel Rugrats before it gone claimed because probably I won't be able to get the Paramount plus streaming service itself but oh well very amazing to hear the original cast reprise their roles and for the new voice actors played the adult characters in my opinion I think one of them are just either good or just okay like Tommy Dewey as Stu pickles and I think it's pretty good despite that Jack Riley passed away in 2016 as I said before overall amazing for Rugrats being around over 30th years sets the first episode in 1991 Tommy's first birthday.
The fan base of the rugrats is very a strong family 😊
My favorite iteration of the Rugrats is the Rugrats reboot and I really love Phil and Lil
More like devolution. Those first seasons are gold!!
3 decades wow
After the success of Muppet Babies many studios many studios did series with younger versions of their most popular characters, like The Flinstones, Scooby Doo or Yogi.
It makes Rugrats more meritory because the baby/very young theme was already overused.
19:39
Spongebob: WHERES MY HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME?!
Yes
I haven't watched the first Rugrats movie in ages aside from a few clips here and there, so I don't know if it holds up or not. But I'm 100 percent sure it did a better job justifying its theatrical debut than Doug the first movie did.
Great video! When you talked about the initial pilots for the Nickelodeon shows created and said Aardman produced one, was that the stop motion special Hamilton Mattress? I saw the brief bit of footage in your video and I'm genuinely curious. Thanks!
Thank you! Yes! Hamilton Matress was originally pitched as a pilot for Nickelodeon in that infant stage! It did get made about 10 years later, of course, without Nickelodeon!
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Cool thanks for the info, I couldn't find anything specifying that online, but I I didn't look deeply into it.
I like this cartoon evolution. 👍👍👍
I’m sure it’ll be great but the video just came out
Lol I admire the enthusiasm, but I’d appreciate if you watched the video first! ☺️
@@DaveLeeDownUnder after now watching it all,unsurprisingly it was good dave
@@DaveLeeDownUnder yep. The problem, is that the video of the rugrats sent me that fast by the notification of youtube.
Thanks now I'm going to watch nick
Tommy Pickles is my Favorite. :-)