October 5, Revised: Best If Used With Javascript "'Rugrats' is a TV 'Peanuts' of our time. Here, you will find various information about the show and the things that help make Rugrats the show it is today.

Here, I'll give you some background about the charactersalong with little-known facts about the program. Also on site is the complete episode guidelisting every Rugrats episode, as well as everything you wanted to know about The Rugrats Moviewhich was the most popular non-Disney animated film in history, plus the sequel, Rugrats In Paris.

Also, other vital and not-so-vital information on Rugrats and Nickelodeon.

Enquiring minds want to know! I want to know!

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Under New Ownership In case you didn't know, this website has not been updated the past couple of years. This is due to the fact that 1 the popularity of "Rugrats" has peaked, and I have lost interest in anything post-Dil; and 2 there were other things going on in my life, such as work, a new comic strip, math homework worksheets 4th grade a new book in the works.

I'd post the links, but I aftermarket parts marlin model 60 think mom and pop would approve. Because of this, I am ceding control of my website to a friend of mine in France -- Super Yo.

He establised the second-best Rugrats site on the web, as work from home rugrats as the best "All Grown Up" site on the web.

The UNOFFICIAL Rugrats Online

See them all at: But just in case, please change your bookmarks to this new URL: See you in the funny papers. For this e-mail interview, which explains the secrets of putting this fine website together, click here.

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Also from the webmaster: Best If Used With Javascript. Rugrats Around The World! Rugrats characters, series, and series name are owned by Nickelodeon a Viacom companyincluding all artwork and graphics depicting Rugrats characters.

All logos, program scripts, and other program elements are, once again, copyrighted by Nickelodeon. Graphics and quoted articles are copyrighted by Viacom and other copyright holders. National Association of Broadcasters' "Seal Of Good Practice", from the Modern Television site.