Episode 1
Be My Valentine
22m7.0 / 10
Chuckie tries to give a Valentine to his dad.
Episode credits
Directed by Carol Millican, Mark RisleyWritten by Jill Gorey, Barbara Herndon, Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Eleah Horwitz
TV series
Rugrats
1991TV-Y79 seasons7.6 / 10
Focuses on a group of toddlers, most prominently Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, and Angelica, and their day-to-day lives, usually involving common life experiences that become adventures in the babies' imaginations. Adults in the series are almost always unaware of what the children are up to; however, this only provides more room for the babies to explore and discover their surroundings.
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Checked Jul 22, 2026
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Synopsis
Focuses on a group of toddlers, most prominently Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, and Angelica, and their day-to-day lives, usually involving common life experiences that become adventures in the babies' imaginations. Adults in the series are almost always unaware of what the children are up to; however, this only provides more room for the babies to explore and discover their surroundings.
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Episode 2
Discover America
22m7.0 / 10
The babies go on an imaginary tour of America when Angelica and Susie cause some damage at a picnic.
Episode credits
Directed by Sylvia KeulenWritten by Kate Boutilier, Kate Boutilier, Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Adam Beechen
Episode 3
Acorn Nuts and Diapey Butts (1) : Diaper Change
22m7.0 / 10
The gang goes to the Fall Festival. When Grandpa moves out, a Reptar robot for Euro Reptar Land malfunctions in his basement. Meanwhile, Chazz starts to play The Dating Game, after Betty gave him a makeover. Betty also had Phil & Lil switch to super-absorbent diapers.
Episode credits
Directed by Louie del CarmenWritten by Jill Gorey, Barbara Herndon
Episode 4
Acorn Nuts and Diapey Butts (2) : Fall Stinks
22m10.0 / 10
Tommy and the Rugrats give up Reptar for good, and bury all their Reptar stuff in the sandbox.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Scott Gray
Episode 5
Acorn Nuts and Diapey Butts (3) : Don't Poop on My Parade
22m
The Rugrats try to stop Fall by stopping the parade, and they do, with a little help of their former friend, Reptar. And in the audience, someone from Euro Reprar Land is watching, in hopes that it would become an important part of the new theme park. Meanwhile, Grandpa recovers nicely, but ends up coming down with a new disease -- the "Love Bug" -- after a nurse named Lulu brought him back to health. In a bizarre twist, this wasn't the first time they met, yet it was the first time they knew each other.
Episode credits
Directed by Jim DuffyWritten by Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Peter Egan
Episode 6
Finsterella
22m7.0 / 10
This episode picks up where Rugrats In Paris has left off -- with the entire gang now back in the good old US of A, with Chazz a newly-married man, and, most importantly, Chuckie gaining a new mother and sister that he likes. But if you think that the Watanabe-Finsters are going to be in a total state of bliss from now on, think again -- as long as there's Angelica, there cannot be total bliss. And who else but Angelica would put a damper on Chuckie's happiness? While Kira studies for a fairy tale play (which involves Cinderella), Angelica tries to trick Chuckie into thinking that he'll be living the same life as Cinderella -- virtually being a slave to Angelica and Kimi, while everyone else gets ready for a party that will celebrate the newlywed couple's adoption of each other's child, a couple of weeks after their marriage.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Jill Gorey, Barbara Herndon
Episode 7
Angelicon
11m7.0 / 10
At the Finsters, Stu builds a treehouse for Chuckie, Kimi, and the other Rugrats to play in. After Kimi took Cynthia from Angelica (without asking, of course) to play in her treehouse, the Rugrats imagine Angelica as if she was a monster from the jungle, a la ""King Kong"".
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Eleah Horwitz
Episode 8
Dil's Binkie
11m7.0 / 10
Dil's pacifier travels around the neighborhood, after it drops out of Dil's mouth.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by David Regal
Episode 9
Big Brother Chuckie
11m7.0 / 10
When Chuckie is afraid of the same things that Kimi likes, he fears that he isn't such a good big brother to her. Meanwhile, Chazz & Kira start making plans for a new business venture -- a coffee house.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by David Regal
Episode 10
Sister Act
11m7.0 / 10
At an amusement park, Angelica, now the only only-child in the series, feels left out when she had no brother or sister to join her in a novelty photograph. After Drew mentioned to her that they aren't ready to have any more kids, she starts looking for someone who would make a good brother or sister for her.
Episode credits
Directed by Rick BugentalWritten by David Rosenberg
Episode 11
Spike's Nightscare
11m7.0 / 10
When the Rugrats notice that Spike is having a nightmare, they help Spike out of it by giving him the things that help them through their nightmares.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by David Rosenberg
Episode 12
Cuddle Bunny
11m7.0 / 10
At Edwin's birthday party, Kimi falls in love with the donkey Pinata at a party, thinking that it was a "Cuddle Bunny". But when she learns that the kids will bust it open for the candy inside, the Rugrats try to save Cuddle Bunny from its impending destruction.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane Cunningham
Episode 13
Changes for Chuckie
11m7.0 / 10
Since Kira & Kimi came into Chuckie's life, he believes that everything is changing when Kira straightens his hair, buys him new "trap-door" pajamas with feet, gives him sandwiches with crusts, and, worst of all, gives Wawa a makeover.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane Cunningham
Episode 14
The Magic Show
11m7.0 / 10
The Rugrats discover the first thing about magic when they sneak backstage at a magic show at the local park.
Episode credits
Directed by Robert H. "Bob" Fuentes IIIWritten by David Regal
Episode 15
A Lulu of a Time
11m8.5 / 10
The whole family is at the retirement home, visiting Grandpa and Lulu. While Grandpa shows the adults around, Lulu babysits the Rugrats; but once she's distracted, the Rugrats wreak havoc all over the place.
Episode credits
Directed by Robert H. "Bob" Fuentes IIIWritten by David Rosenberg
Episode 16
Falling Stars
11m7.0 / 10
The gang are at the park at night to watch the stars fall. In a fantasy salute to Star Wars, the Rugrats try to keep the stars from falling by fighting the Darth Vader-like force, Angelica, that causes this phenomenon.
Episode credits
Directed by Louie del CarmenWritten by David Rosenberg
Episode 17
Dayscare
11m7.0 / 10
To help expand their minds, Chazz and Kira send their kids to the Happy Clown Daycare Center, endorsed by Dr. Lipschitz. Angelica informs Chuckie & Kimi that daycare can be dangerous, as it's where the "scary kids" go to play. When they got there, Kimi ended up having a ball, while Chuckie would rather hide in balls.
Episode credits
Directed by Anthony BellWritten by Scott Gray, Scott Gray, Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane CunninghamGuest stars Julia Kato, Noelle North, Marianne Muellerleile, Pat Musick, Candi Milo
Episode 18
The Great Unknown
11m7.0 / 10
The Rugrats set their sights on a staircase post, where it hides one of the Rugrats' greatest mysteries -- why does it wobble?
Episode credits
Directed by Louie del CarmenWritten by David Regal
Episode 19
Cat Got Your Tongue?
11m7.0 / 10
Howard has laryngitis, making it difficult for him to speak. When Lulu asks if his "cat got his tongue", the Rugrats look for Fluffy, so they can get it back.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane Cunningham
Episode 20
The War Room
11m7.0 / 10
After Grandpa told the Rugrats one of his war stories, the Rugrats rescue Dil's bottle as if they're at war.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Joan Considine Johnson
Episode 21
Attention Please
11m7.0 / 10
When Kira & Chazz felt that Kimi is homesick for France, they throw her a party and shower her with gifts, all with a French theme. However, by doing so, they ended up not giving Chuckie any attention.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Joan Considine Johnson
Episode 22
And the Winner Is...
11m7.0 / 10
Angelica & Susie compete in a talent show, with Angelica having the usual unfair advantage, thanks to a little spying, trickery, and Charlotte's usual connections. At stake -- a trip to Cynthialand. Also in the show -- Grandpa & Lulu's dance act, provided that Grandpa's trick back doesn't get in the way.
Episode credits
Directed by Jim Duffy, Anthony BellWritten by Joan Considine Johnson
Episode 23
Dil's Bath Time
11m7.0 / 10
While Stu works on his latest robotic invention, Didi notices that Tommy likes baths, but Dil does not. While she gives both babies their baths, a fantasy sequence reveals the answer -- Dil imagines that he's sailing in the rough ocean.
Episode credits
Directed by Jim Duffy, Louie del CarmenWritten by David Rosenberg
Episode 24
Bigger Than Life
11m7.0 / 10
Chuckie's afraid of losing his friends after the Rugrats are attracted to Kimi's adventures.
Episode credits
Directed by Jim Duffy, Louie del CarmenWritten by David Rosenberg
Episode 25
My Fair Babies
11m7.0 / 10
When Angelica decides to play "business luncheon", the Rugrats wanted to play too. However, Angelica told the Rugrats that they can't play unless they're able to wear grown-up clothes, tell jokes and not wear diapers -- her idea of growing up. Susie tries to make the Rugrats grow up, so they can join Angelica.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Scott Gray
Episode 26
The Way Things Work
11m7.0 / 10
Tommy explains to Dil how the fridge, the toilet and the playpen work.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by David Regal
Episode 27
Home Sweet Home
11m7.0 / 10
In celebration of a Japanese holiday, Kira wants to send her parents a package of special mementos of Chuckie and Kimi. However, Chuckie heard it as if Kira wanted to send Kimi to Japan. Chuckie and friends tries to make Kimi's last day in America pleasant.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by Scott Malchus, John E. Fitzpatrick
Episode 28
Day Of The Potty
11m7.0 / 10
Chuckie accidentally had his toy airplane jammed inside the toilet, which motivated Chazz into getting a new one to replace it. While the folks are shopping at a home improvement store, the Rugrats think that an entire army of toilets are out after them, to seek revenge for what Chuckie did to one of them.
Episode credits
Directed by Robert H. "Bob" Fuentes IIIWritten by David Regal
Episode 29
Tell-Tale Cell Phone
11m7.0 / 10
When Angelica breaks her mother's cell phone (so she thinks), she hides it in a drawer and keeps it a secret. However, when she is unable to reveal the secret, it drove her nuts.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane Cunningham
Episode 30
The Time of Their Lives
11m7.0 / 10
Angelica has gotten a new Cynthia watch, which she uses to trick the Rugrats into believing that they must do whatever the watch says. Basically, the watch "tells" the Rugrats to become Angelica's slaves. Then, on the way to get a snack, Angelica's watch slips off her wrist. Kimi finds it, but hides it away, so that Angelica wouldn't order the Rugrats around anymore. However, they think that time stops as long as the watch stays lost, meaning that Angelica stays around forever and ever. Meanwhile, Stu
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by Joan Considine Johnson
Episode 31
Dil Saver
11m7.0 / 10
When Stu started using a picture of Dil on his computer, the Rugrats thought that it is Dil himself who's trapped in there. Because of this, they treat the computer the same way they treat Dil -- like a baby. Meanwhile, Lulu & Grandpa come over to babysit the Rugrats -- including the real Dil.
Episode credits
Directed by Louie del CarmenWritten by Alice MillerGuest stars Debbie Reynolds
Episode 32
Cooking with Phil & Lil
11m7.0 / 10
After Phil & Lil knock over a blueberry pie that Didi baked, they make a new one, with the usual "different" ingredients.
Episode credits
Directed by Robert H. "Bob" Fuentes IIIWritten by Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane Cunningham
Episode 33
Piece of Cake
11m7.0 / 10
Angelica is told not to eat the big cake that her mom has baked. But when she ate the whole thing without getting sick -- things happen.
Episode credits
Directed by Robert H. "Bob" Fuentes IIIWritten by Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane Cunningham
Episode 34
Bad Shoes
11m7.0 / 10
Stu has bought a new pair of shoes. But when they clash with his suit, squeak when he walks, and hurt his feet, he rants and raves, complaining that they are "the worst shoes ever worn by a human". Overhearing this, the Rugrats figure out ways to save Reptar, Stu, and themselves from this pair of "bad shoes".
Episode credits
Directed by Robert H. "Bob" Fuentes IIIWritten by David Regal
Episode 35
The World According to Dil & Spike
11m7.0 / 10
From their perspectives, Spike looks at a vacuum cleaner, while Dil looks at bubbles.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by Suzie Villandry, Sarah Jane Cunningham
Episode 36
Wash Dry Story
11m7.0 / 10
While repairing the sprinklers, Stu accidentally breaks the water main, forcing Didi, Betty, Colleen McNulty and Jonathan (for Charlotte, of course) to go to the laundromat to do their laundry. It was a good place for the Rugrats to watch the front-load washers like they're watching TV (a la Zippy The Pinhead), but when the Rugrats encounter the McNulty boys, trouble ensues. In a tribute to West Side Story, they fight over their ""turf"" in this musical episode, while Angelica looks for her missing Cynthia, and Jonathan complains about doing Charlotte's laundry, mentioning that working at a f
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by David Regal
Episode 37
Adventure Squad
11m7.0 / 10
Phil watches "Adventure Squad", a super-hero show that becomes so intriguing, that he tries to make all the Rugrats' imaginary adventures involve the "Adventure Squad". While it seemed great at first, the rules of the game, along with Phil's reluctance to play anything else, begins to take a toll on the other Rugrats.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by Elin Hampton, Joan Considine Johnson
Episode 38
The Way More Things Work
11m7.0 / 10
Tommy talks to Dil about the things in the backyard, like grass, the lawn mower, Spike's doghouse, even Spike's "poopie".
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by David Regal
Episode 39
Talk of The Town
11m7.0 / 10
Angelica recently received a Cynthia talk show outfit, while Kimi got one of those toys that you push beads along pipes. While the other Rugrats were getting ready to play "talk show", Chuckie wanted to play with the other toy, but broke it after tripping on it. Afraid that he'll make Kimi sad, he hid the broken pieces away. Angelica, however, saw the broken pieces, and organized a talk show on the Rugrats' most intimate secrets, just to find out who broke it, as well as entertain herself with a recording of an angry, upset Kimi on tape.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Scott Gray, David Rosenberg
Episode 40
The Magic Baby
11m
After Grandpa Lou tells the Rugrats the story of Jack and the Beanstalk, they become convinced that Dil has eaten some magic beans and that he now possesses powers.
Episode credits
Directed by Jim DuffyWritten by Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Scott Gray
Episode 41
Dil We Meet Again
11m
The grown-ups prepare for a block party. After Betty warned the Rugrats that Dil will become a watermelon if he eats too much of it, they thought that it happened when Didi took Dil inside to clean him up and was replaced at that spot with a watermelon, while they saw Chazz making balloon animals. The worst part is that watermelon is going to be part of a watermelon-eating contest.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Jill Gorey, Barbara Herndon
Episode 42
All's Well That Pretends Well
11m
The Cirque du Dummi Bear show is coming to town, and Angelica really wants to go. There's only one problem -- she's coming down with a cold. The good news (to her, of course) is that Charlotte and Drew doesn't know about her cold yet, so she makes a scheme to hide the cold from them and make them believe that one of the other Rugrats have it.
Episode credits
Directed by Rick BugentalWritten by Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Scott Gray, Scott Gray
Episode 43
Big Babies
11m
Kevin McNulty, one of Grandpa's old friends (and of course, related to Timmy and the McNulty boys), goes through the secret initiation in order to get into the Loyal Order of Wombats. After seeing this, the Rugrats have Dil go through something similar, so he could become one of the ""Big Babies"". In turn, their fathers mimic the Rugrats, on a bet that they could do everything the Rugrats do.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Ben Siegler
Episode 44
The Incredible Shrinking Babies
11m
The Rugrats are at a craft & antique fair, where Didi is selling her ""Bird Homes"" -- artistic bird houses that she made. However, she hadn't made any money, or as so much as a glance from someone walking by, due to her competition. Meanwhile, Grandpa sits down on an antique rocker to tell a story to the Rugrats; naturally, he falls asleep. The rocker is up for auction, but with Grandpa still in the rocker, the Rugrats though that it was Grandpa who's up for auction, so they find a way to buy him back.
Episode credits
Directed by Sylvia KeulenWritten by Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Peter Egan, Peter Egan
Episode 45
Miss Manners
11m
Angelica graduates from the ""Mind My Manners Charm School"", where she is taught good manners. She puts her knowledge of manners to work when an important guest, an executive for Charlotte's company, is invited to Drew & Charlotte's for dinner, leading to Angelica teaching the Rugrats some manners.
Episode credits
Directed by Carol MillicanWritten by Barbara Herndon, Jill Gorey, Alice Miller
Episode 46
A Dose Of Dil
11m
When everyone else is getting attention from the grown-ups, Tommy feels left out. Angelica offers Tommy a practical solution - fake an illness or injury. Tommy takes her advice and eventually gets some attention from Dil.
Episode credits
Directed by Carol MillicanWritten by Eleah Horwitz
Episode 47
Famous Babies
11m
Betty chat about ""The Proud Poppas"", a 60s rock-and-roll band that they loved a long time ago. This encourages Angelica to encourage the Rugrats to start their own band.
Episode credits
Directed by Cathy MalkasianWritten by Brian Flemming, Keythe Farley
Episode 48
All Growed Up
22m7.0 / 10
After watching a time travel movie, the Rugrats travel ten years into the future.
Episode credits
Directed by Jim Duffy, Louie del CarmenWritten by Kate Boutilier, Eryk CasemiroGuest stars Tara Strong, Charlie Adler, David Bowe, Adrienne Frantz, Laraine Newman, Monica Piper
Episode 49
A Rugrats Kwanzaa
22m7.0 / 10
The Carmichaels get a visit from the "Great Aunt T", who came over to celebrate Kwanzaa with the Carmichaels. The holiday, which the Carmichaels normally don't celebrate, celebrates the honor and greatness of the African people. However, Susie feels that she isn't as great as her brothers and sisters, all of them examples of greatness in the Carmichael family. With a little help from the Great Aunt T. and the Rugrats, she learns that everyone is great in their own way, making "Kwonzo" a joyous holiday. We also go back in time, when Aunt T met Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the most unusual place -- at the side of the road with car trouble, as well as the time Aunt T funded Lucy's tuition money for Harvard Medical School.
Episode credits
Directed by Anthony BellWritten by Jill Gorey, Barbara Herndon, Lisa D. Hall
Episode 50
Quiet, Please
11m7.0 / 10
When Chazz's library book, "The History Of Nasal Inhalers", was due, he took the Rugrats to the library to return it. While there, Chazz decided to get library cards for Chuckie and Kimi, saying that they're "the window to the world". But, will the Rugrats obey the librarian's rules to keep quiet, not eat, and to put the books back? Meanwhile, Chazz's library privileges are revoked when the strict librarian noticed a microscopic tear on a book's cover, forcing him to make a deal.
Episode credits
Directed by Anthony BellWritten by Rick Gitelson
Episode 51
Early Retirement
11m7.0 / 10
The gang visits Grandpa & Lulu's retirement home, where they danced and played golf. Later, at Tommy's house, Angelica "retires" the Rugrats, just so she could watch "Cynthia P.I." in peace. It's especially important, as that episode included a sweepstakes draw for a truckload of Cynthia merchandise. But she soon learns that being in a retirement home isn't strictly quiet sleeping.
Episode credits
Directed by Ron NobleWritten by Scott GrayGuest stars Alyson Hannigan
Episode 52
The Doctor Is In
11m7.0 / 10
As Betty and Didi listen to an abrasive Dr. Laura-type radio personality, Angelica decides this is a gig she was born for.
Episode credits
Directed by Anthony BellWritten by Scott H. Leva
Episode 53
The Big Sneeze
11m7.0 / 10
Everytime Kimi gets close to Chuckie, he sneezes. The cause of this? Dandelions that Kimi was holding. But Angelica, seeking another opportunity to fool the Rugrats, said that Chuckie is allergic to Kimi.
Episode credits
Directed by Ron NobleWritten by Mary Williams-Villano
Episode 54
The Fun Way Day
11m7.0 / 10
In order to drum up more business, Kira hires a Feng Shui expert to rearrange the coffee shop.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave FontanaWritten by Barbara Schwartz
Episode 55
The Age of Aquarium
11m7.0 / 10
The gang visits a cheesy marine theme park for the day, which is shaped like a huge boat.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris HermansWritten by Scott Gray, Scott Gray, David Rosenberg
Episode 56
Daddy's Little Helpers
11m7.0 / 10
When the moms leave the fathers in charge of the Rugrats, while they attend a "Moon Goddess" fair, all hell breaks loose at home.
Episode credits
Directed by Broni LikomanovWritten by Monica Piper, Scott Gray, Barbara Schwartz
Episode 57
Hello Dilly
11m7.0 / 10
Angelica takes her "life-like" doll, which happens to look like Dil, to pre-school. But after one of her classmates brought a similar type of doll to show-and-tell, Angelica delayed her presentation a day, so she could switch her doll with the real thing -- Dil. But with Dil at school and her doll at Tommy's house, the Rugrats were led to believe that Dil turned into a doll because he was bad.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael MullenWritten by Monica Piper
Episode 58
Bow Wow Wedding Vows
22m7.0 / 10
Spring is in the air and love is all around, but when Spike begins ignoring Tommy in favor of Fifi, Angelica suggests his faithful dog has forgotten about him. When the kids and their parents (with all the dads dressed as bunnies) show up for the Finster Easter Brunch, Fifi and Spike give the Rugrats the real reason why they've been ignoring them... a whole litter of puppies!
Episode credits
Directed by Dean CriswellWritten by Scott Gray
Episode 59
Cynthia Comes Alive
11m7.0 / 10
A the Java Lava, Angelica brings over her new "Hip Teen Cynthia" doll, which talks. However, when Angelica wasn't looking, the Rugrats have broken the doll. Shortly after Stu took it home to fix it, Cindy, a high school intern, came over to work at the Java Lava. When they noticed that Cindy looks and talks like Cynthia, Angelica and the Rugrats thought that Cynthia came to life. Meanwhile, Cindy causes trouble for the Java Lava by not working at all -- she considers nail polish, magazines, and phone conversations to be more important than actually working.
Episode credits
Directed by Carol MillicanWritten by Barbara Schwartz
Episode 60
Trading Phil
11m7.0 / 10
At the park, Angelica wants to play with a couple of 4-year-old girls. However, those girls dislike anyone who's 3 years old, like Angelica. So, she convinces the girls that she's 4 years old by trading Phil in exchange for their jelly-based toy. In return, Angelica promised that she'll be nice to the Rugrats. However, Phil wants much more than that. Meanwhile, Grandpa tries to teach Spiffy, one of Spike & Fifi's new puppies, n
Episode credits
Directed by Jeffrey Scott-SmithWritten by Noah Taft
Episode 61
A Tale of Two Puppies
11m7.0 / 10
Now that Spike and Fifi have a family of their own (in Bow Wow Wedding Vows), there's one problem -- what should the Finsters do with all those puppies? Solution -- give them away to good homes, of course. With the Finsters already having a dog of their own, they plan on giving ALL their puppies away. But one of them, Puppy, is too scared to leave, while the brave Spiffy is actually happy to have found a new home. Evidently, Puppy ended up being a permanent part of the Finster's household, while Spiffy will be living with his dad -- at Tommy & Dil's house. But watch how all this plays out, especially as Angelica wanted a dog of her own.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael MullenWritten by Rick Gitelson
Episode 62
Okey-Dokey Jones and the Ring of the Sunbeams
11m7.0 / 10
Grandpa and the Rugrats take a trip to a store that specializes in tropical pets, as Grandpa was interested in buying a talking bird for Lulu. After Grandpa buys those little toys out of the gum machine for the Rugrats, Lil gets a toy ring, which was called "the Ring Of The Sunbeams", a ring that's so special, that Angelica wants it all for herself.
Episode credits
Directed by Carol MillicanWritten by Monica Piper, Rick Gitelson, Scott Gray, Alice Miller
Episode 63
Curse of the Werewuff
11m7.0 / 10finale
In this, Halloween Special, the Rugrats (with the exception of Angelica) go for the first time with their families at a local for Halloween. With the exception of Chuckie, all the Rugrats are excited for Halloween. To scare the babies, Angelica tells them that you turn into whatever your is (their parents decided to dress the babies up as monsters, so they'd feel scarier than anything they actually saw at the amusement park).
Episode credits
Directed by Joseph ScottWritten by Peter Egan
Episode information updated Jul 24, 2026
More about Rugrats
Cast
E. G. DailyTommy Pickles (voice)
Christine CavanaughChuckie Finster (voice)
Kath SouciePhil DeVille / Lil DeVille (voice)
Cheryl ChaseAngelica Pickles (voice)
Dionne QuanKimi Finster (voice)
Joe AlaskeyLou Pickles (voice)
Melanie ChartoffDidi Pickles (voice)
Tress MacNeilleCharlotte Pickles (voice)Credits
- Created by
- Arlene Klasky, Paul Germain, Gábor Csupó
Production details
- Status
- Ended
- Series type
- Scripted
- Episodes
- 322
- Original language
- English
Networks & production
NickelodeonUnited States
Klasky-CsupoUnited States
Nickelodeon Animation StudioUnited States- Games AnimationUnited States
Themes
babyfriendshiplightheartednostalgicplayfultoddler
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