Rugrats

On the data. The one thing worth getting right is where the films go, because they are not extras. The Rugrats Movie introduces Dil Pickles, and he is a main character from then on. Rugrats in Paris introduces Kira and Kimi and gives Chuckie the mother the series had been circling for six years. A viewer who watches the series straight through and saves the films for the end will meet two characters who arrive with no explanation and then have the explanation spoiled afterwards. The second thing is the special. All Growed Up, from July 2001, is not a standalone: it is the thirteenth and fourteenth episodes of the seventh season, numbers 143 and 144 of the run, and it became the pilot for All Grown Up! two years later. Note the spelling, which is the only thing separating it from the series it spawned: Growed in the special, Grown in the series. The 2021 series is a reboot and not a continuation. It restages the original with the same characters rather than continuing anything. Some counts that look wrong and are not. The seventh season has thirty-seven segments across fifteen episodes because it ran three seven-minute stories per episode rather than two eleven-minute ones. The eighth and ninth seasons both cover 2002 to 2004 because Nickelodeon aired them out of production order, and so do the second and third seasons of All Grown Up!. There is no 2021 Rugrats film. A live action and CG hybrid was scheduled for 29 January 2021 and pulled from the schedule in November 2019, and old release calendars still carry it. A different, untitled live action film was announced in October 2024 and has no date. Rugrats Go Wild belongs to two franchises at once. It is the final film of both Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys, and it opens by referring to the villains of both previous films. It is followable without either, so it is listed here as optional rather than as a required step. Tales from the Crib is two straight to video specials from 2005 and 2006 and is regularly counted as ninth season episodes, which inflates the episode total. Pre-School Daze exists under two titles for the same four episodes, which guarantees duplicates in any imported list.

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