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* You may have noticed that Drew is going prematurely bald despite his age. Why is this? Well, not only is it possibly heriditary hereditary due to Grandpa Lou's current state of affairs, but look at who his daughter ''is''. Is it any wonder why he took to the sidelines and let Charlotte take things over in terms of raising their daughter, barely saying a word?
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* When Charlotte is bemoaning being kicked up of her company, one things she says is “I know where the bodies are buried!” Let’s hope she’s being metaphorical.
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* "Susie Sings The Blues". Susie gets conned out of $1000, but rather than immediately head home, she sits there alone on the park bench until night falls, all the while wearing something that [[BareYourMidriff is pretty revealing by itself.]] Did it ever occur to her what could have happened while she was there all alone?
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* "Susie Sings The Blues". Susie gets conned out of $1000, but rather than immediately head home, she sits there alone on the park bench until night falls, all the while wearing something that [[BareYourMidriff is pretty revealing by itself.]] itself. Did it ever occur to her what could have happened while she was there all alone?
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* When Chuckie is caught eavesdropping on Z and his dad about the "hopefully the cops won't show", neither of the latter two takes it badly. A hint that what they're doing isn't illegal and therefore nothing they wouldn't want to be overheard talking about.
** It's later said that Z likes cultivating a bad boy image because he's shy about his intelligence and sensitivity. It's possible he speaks in code like that for fun. After all, he is 11.
* Angelica is an advice columnist, which is perfectly in line with her ''Rugrats'' self. She always tried to boss the babies around, and liked playing the 'wise older kid' figure in her own way.
** It's later said that Z likes cultivating a bad boy image because he's shy about his intelligence and sensitivity. It's possible he speaks in code like that for fun. After all, he is 11.
* Angelica is an advice columnist, which is perfectly in line with her ''Rugrats'' self. She always tried to boss the babies around, and liked playing the 'wise older kid' figure in her own way.
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** And she was hardly going anywhere alone with him. His dad was there too, along with a bunch of other charity workers. Maybe Z's dad called Chaz or Kira (who seems like she'd be more reasonable) to say that Kimi wanted to help out. When she comes into the coffee house, she says she'll be helping a friend with something later, and Chaz doesn't object. Chuckie pointedly doesn't check with his parents before jumping the gun.
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** "Twins' Pique" portrayed Lil as the one who was bothered most by their parents not being able to tell them apart, and going so far as to steal their dad's calculator and throw it in the mud in a desperate attempt for individuality. While she 'was' acting like Angelica, she made it clear that she was doing this for 'that' reason and 'not' because it was something anyone expected Angelica to do.
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* Another case of a personality change is with Lil. Unlike her brother, who could be regarded as the only character to have changed the least out of the group over time, was shown always tried to assert her independence independence. There were hints of this in the ''Rugrats'' series.
** "Twins' Pique" portrayed Lil as the one who was bothered most by their parents not being able to tell them apart, and going so far as to steal their dad's calculator and throw it in the mud in a desperate attempt for individuality. While she 'was' acting like Angelica, she made it clear that she was doing this for 'that' reason and 'not' because it was something anyone expected Angelica to do.
** There's also the episode "The Perfect Twins", which shows their relatives, Smedley and Hedley, acting prim, proper, and all around "perfect". While Phil states that he doesn't want to be "perfect" and would rather remain his usual messy and disorderly self, it's Lil that wants to be different.
** "Twins' Pique" portrayed Lil as the one who was bothered most by their parents not being able to tell them apart, and going so far as to steal their dad's calculator and throw it in the mud in a desperate attempt for individuality. While she 'was' acting like Angelica, she made it clear that she was doing this for 'that' reason and 'not' because it was something anyone expected Angelica to do.
** There's also the episode "The Perfect Twins", which shows their relatives, Smedley and Hedley, acting prim, proper, and all around "perfect". While Phil states that he doesn't want to be "perfect" and would rather remain his usual messy and disorderly self, it's Lil that wants to be different.
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** One who is familiar with the series might note as well that while Tommy is usually the leader while they were babies, much of his ideas and preconceptions came from movies he had seen, from Reptar to "Okey Dokey Jones" and the like? Even from a very young age, movies have been an inspiration to him!
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** One who is familiar with Adding to that, in the series might note as well that while ''All Grown Up'' episode, "River Rats", Tommy is usually revealed to be aquaphobic. Well, when you look at episodes like "Down the leader while they were babies, much of his ideas Drain", "The Big Flush", and preconceptions came to an extent, "Beach Blanket Babies", and "Sand Ho!" from movies he the previous series, it's no wonder he'd develop a fear with all the bad experiences he's had seen, from Reptar to "Okey Dokey Jones" and around a body of water!
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* Another clever CallBack is in the episode, "Real, or Robots?". Tommy is convinced that his dad is a robot, when he's actually sleepwalking from the stress of working too much. Well, the ''All Grown Up'' episode, "Thief Encounter", shows that sleepwalking apparently runs in the Pickles family as Tommy himself is shown to be sleepwalking later in his life whilst under stress.
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** To be fair though, it makes sense to why he wants to be a film maker; he's STILL imaginative, but he's just more mature and is able to put his imagination to good use instead of getting into more potentail problems with it. Plus as mentioned above, he's always been a movie buff since he was a toddler.
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** To be fair though, it makes sense to why he wants to be a film maker; he's STILL imaginative, but he's just more mature and is able to put his imagination to good use instead of getting into more potentail potential problems with it. Plus as mentioned above, he's always been a movie buff since he was a toddler.
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** That's pretty much what Alisa says.
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** The reason her parents didn't know was because they were prejudiced against Z without bothering to find anything else about him.
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* So, how did Samantha turn from having pale skin and dark blue hair to being AmbiguouslyBrown?
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* So, how did Samantha turn from having pale skin and dark blue hair to being AmbiguouslyBrown?
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** To be fair though, it makes sense to why he wants to be a film maker; he's STILL imaginative, but he's just more mature and is able to put his imagination to good use instead of getting into more potentail problems with it. Plus as mentioned above, he's always been a movie buff since he was a toddler.
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* Why was ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' so short-lived and far less popular than its parent series? Because it was never meant to be its own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never its own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for its time and had no shortage of original ideas. ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why are so many characters, especially Tommy's, personalities drastically different between this, ''Rugrats'', and ''All Growed Up''? Most people aren't the same as age 1 as they are at 11. People mature and experience new things. ''All Growed Up'' was in the babies imaginations and what they wanted to be as kids. While it's sad to see Tommy go from being so bold and adventurous to being, well, 'normal' it makes sense.
* Why was ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' so short-lived and far less popular than it's parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for its time and had no shortage of original ideas. ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
* Why was ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' so short-lived and far less popular than it's parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for its time and had no shortage of original ideas. ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why are so many characters, especially Tommy's, personalities drastically different between this, ''Rugrats'', and ''All Growed Up''? Most people aren't the same as age 1 as they are at 11. People mature and experience new things. ''All Growed Up'' was in the babies babies' imaginations and what they wanted to be as kids. While it's sad to see Tommy go from being so bold and adventurous to being, well, 'normal' it makes sense.
* Why was ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' so short-lived and far less popular thanit's its parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's its own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's its own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for its time and had no shortage of original ideas. ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why was AllGrownUp so short-lived and far less popular than it's parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for it's time and had no shortage of original ideas. AllGrownUp is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why was AllGrownUp ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' so short-lived and far less popular than it's parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for it's its time and had no shortage of original ideas. AllGrownUp ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why was AllGrownUp so short-lived and far less popular than it's parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for it's time and had no shortage of original ideas. AllGrowedUp is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why was AllGrownUp so short-lived and far less popular than it's parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for it's time and had no shortage of original ideas. AllGrowedUp AllGrownUp is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why was AllGrownUp so short-lived and far less popular than it's parent series? Because it was never meant to be it's own series. The one that got the ratings (the Rugrats special All Growed Up) was hyped for months and for good reason. It was supposed to be a single glimpse into the future of Rugrats, never it's own series. What's more, Rugrats (the world from the eyes of infants) was a fairly fresh idea for it's time and had no shortage of original ideas. AllGrowedUp is only one of hundreds of pre-teen sitcoms with the same stale stories.
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* Why are so many characters, especially Tommy's, personalities drastically different between this, ''Rugrats'', and ''All Growed Up''? Most people aren't the same as age 1 as they are at 11. People mature and experience new things. ''All Growed Up'' was in the babies imaginations and what they wanted to be as kids. While it's sad to see Tommy go from being so bold and adventurous to being, well, 'normal' it makes sense.
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** The film competition episode also shows snippets from home movies Tommy made when he was a toddler as well. Perhaps it's the same camera?
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* Tommy's an aspiring filmmaker, and Stu comments he had been using cameras since a very early age. This is actually a clever CallBack to the Rugrats' second Christmas special, 'Babies in Toyland', where Tommy's gift (that he receives from Angelica of all people) is precisely a small camera that really works.
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* So, how did Samantha turn from having pale skin and dark blue hair to being AmbiguouslyBrown?AmbiguouslyBrown?
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* You may have noticed that Drew is going prematurely bald despite his age. Why is this? Well, not only is it possibly heriditary due to Grandpa Lou's current state of affairs, but look at who his daughter ''is''. Is it any wonder why he took to the sidelines and let Charlotte take things over in terms of raising their daughter, barely saying a word?
* You may have noticed that Drew is going prematurely bald despite his age. Why is this? Well, not only is it possibly heriditary due to Grandpa Lou's current state of affairs, but look at who his daughter ''is''. Is it any wonder why he took to the sidelines and let Charlotte take things over in terms of raising their daughter, barely saying a word?
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** She did say they should trust her judgment. Presumably, she knows the difference between real bad boys and those who are just playing the part.
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* "Susie Sings The Blues". Susie gets conned out of $1000, but rather than immediately head home, she sits there alone on the park bench until night falls, all the while wearing something that [[BareYourMidriff is pretty revealing by itself.]] Did it ever occur to her what could have happened while she was there all alone?
* Z turned out to be a nice guy after all at the end of "Bad Kimi", but what if he ''wasn't?'' Keep in mind that Kimi was accompanying him at night, possibly way after curfew, and quite possibly without permission or knowledge about it from her parents.
* Z turned out to be a nice guy after all at the end of "Bad Kimi", but what if he ''wasn't?'' Keep in mind that Kimi was accompanying him at night, possibly way after curfew, and quite possibly without permission or knowledge about it from her parents.
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