Ninety-one half hours of a girl who can talk to animals, plus the film that gave her powers a plot and the one where she meets the Rugrats.
Air order, five seasons, with the first film dropped in where it came out. The thing to get right is that two feature-length broadcasts in seasons four and five are already episodes.
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Air order. Season four opens with The Origin of Donnie, a feature-length block that is actually four numbered episodes, so it is already inside the count. Production order and air order diverge from season three onwards, which is why some lists show a different season four entirely.
It came out on 20 December 2002, between the season four finale in June and the season five premiere in February, and that is where it belongs: it is about Eliza being sent to boarding school and losing her ability, and it resolves that by the end.
Sir Nigel inside season five is another feature-length block that is two numbered episodes. Rugrats Go Wild came out in June 2003, which is mid season five by date, but it has no continuity hooks at all, so after season five is fine. If you are tracking the Rugrats too, it goes after Rugrats in Paris.
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