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* XMustNotWin: Angelica seems to encourage this sort of behavior in people. Tommy acts like this towards her and alienates his friends in "Rats Race," and in "Petition This" Susie acts like this towards her and accidentally causes a lot of grief for Kimi, who Susie was supposed to be helping. In general, Angelica is like this towards Susie succeeding where she doesn't but tends to fail.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: With Angelica it's not so prominent here than in Rugrats, as she's more of a protagonist than the antagonist she was there, but there's still examples of her machinations coming back to bite her with pinpoint precision. There's even an entire episode dedicated to it.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Susie and Angelica. On the one hand, they're fierce rivals - Angelica is resentful and often antagonistic towards Susie's talent, and Susie shows great disdain for Angelica's meanness - whenever something involves taking Angelica down a peg expect Susie to be on board right away (if not spearheading it) and vice versa. Over the course of the show each enacted some antagonistic plot or another against the other, but on the other hand they're very good friends who tend to look out for each other when the chips are down. In fact, they seem so used to their rivalry that their battles against one another seem like just another part of their friendship.
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Not to be confused with ShesAllGrownUp, which is a trope.
''AllGrownUp'' (2003-2008) is a spin off from the popular {{Nickelodeon}} cartoon ''{{Rugrats}}''. It follows the adventures of Tommy and friends in their junior high school, with the timeline [[WritersCannotDoMath supposedly about 9 years following the original series]]. The crew is now in their preteens.
It essentially takes the basic personalities of the characters and transplants them into a world with less fantastical adventures and more into typical TeenComedy fare. Tommy is an assertive budding filmmaker but is slightly lower on the social totem pole, Chuckie is neurotic and awkward, Phil is into model building and Lil wants to be more feminine (both still find joy eating spaghetti with their hands), Dil is a bizarrely street smart [[CloudCuckooLander Cloud Cuckoo Lander]] and Angelica is trying to dissociate herself from them to fit in with the popular kids.
[[PoorlyDisguisedPilot The series got its start as "All Growed Up!" an hour-length special episode of the original series made to commemorate the show's 10th anniversary in 2001.]]
Compare ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack'' for a similar update on a [[WesternAnimation/DuckTales classic kids' cartoon show.]]
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!!''AllGrownUp'' contains examples of:
* TheAce: Tommy Pickles. Averted in some episodes as he was shown to be the worse cowboy and has a fear of water.
** Kimi too. At times, when compared to their toddler personalities, she seems more of an Ace than Tommy.
** Suzie's mother Lucy has this carried over from ''{{Rugrats}}'' where not only is she still a successful doctor, talented artist and chef, she's revealed to have been a successful blues singer at age 18.
* AdultsAreUseless: Charmingly averted.
* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Kimi with Z, and Lil with anyone who shows some rebellion in them. "Chuckie, I've never seen you act like this! ...It's kind of attractive."
* AlphaBitch: Savannah, as opposed to Angelica the LovableAlphaBitch.
* AmbiguousDisorder: Dil, who is described as "Not the brightest candle on the menorah", with Phil and Lil mentioning they feel responsible for his mental condition because they dropped him on his head.
* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking:
-->'''Stu:''' "We're going to get you something every kid dreams of having."
-->'''Angelica:''' "A home in Aspen?"
-->'''Dil:''' "A six week course in Portuguese?"
-->'''Chuckie:''' "Respect?"
* ArtEvolution: The animation and coloring changes between seasons 1 and 2. Many of the characters were re-designed as a result.
* ArtisticAge: The kids are middle schoolers but act, are treated like, and even resemble high schoolers. Dil seems like an elementary or early middle schoolers though.
* AsianGalWithWhiteGuy: Chaz being HappilyMarried to Kira. It's rather cute. A later episode hints at a pairing between Tommy and Kimi.
* BlondesAreEvil
* BreakTheHaughty / BreakTheCutie: (YMMV on which) Susie, in "Susie Sings the Blues."
* {{Calvinball}}: Mountain Man!
-->'''Phil:''' "Here's a new rule: Let's stop changing the rules before my head explodes!"
-->'''Lil:''' "Can't! Rule 24-J says: Rules always change, and if players try to overrule that rule ..."
-->'''Everyone:''' "They'll be overruled!"
* ClarkKenting: Chuckie, as "Chongo".
* CloudCuckooLander: Dil.
** Believes the world is a tetrahedron, '''dearly''' hopes to learn to speak with cetaceans, junior [=UFOlogist=], and prefers walking backwards (not just for fun; he thinks it's the clearly superior mode of locomotion).
** And it was revealed in an episode that he was ''literally'' dropped on his head when he was little. By Phil and Lil.
*** Though it's left ambiguous whether or not that's the cause. Didi seems to think it just comes from Stu's side of the family.
**** But it doesn't matter, because his family loves him and appreciates his unique ideas whether it's true or not.
* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: The end of "Tommy Foolery."
* CompressedHair: One episode shows that Kimi's hair goes right down to her waist when it's freed from her Odango buns.
* CowardlyLion: Chuckie, although he tried to break his image once.
* CrossDressingVoices: Tommy, Chuckie, Phil and Dil are all voiced by women.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Chuckie, when it comes to obscure skills and talents necessary to get his friends out of unusual, dire situations. To his dismay, none of these skills would be useful at any other time.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The Christmas episode "The Finster Who Stole Christmas" has a darker tone then the rest of the series, with multiple references to God (even Lil referring to him), sins, and stealing.
** The two-parter about the camp with the dissapeared pilgrims' curse.
* DarkIsNotEvil: 'Z'. He is a dark, badass, punk, [[spoiler: volunteer, helping to raise money for inner city schools.]]
* DastardlyWhiplash: Madtooth the Magician from "Super Hero Worship".
* DefrostingIceQueen: Susie lampshades this to Angelica, "It's hard to believe you're much nicer now than you used to be".
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: Cree Summers, voice of Susie, sings the opening theme.
* DownerEnding: "All Broke Up".
* ExecutiveMeddling and OutOfOrder: The season 1 episode "Lucky 13" was held over from airing until August 11, 2004, which marked the 13th anniversary of when ''Rugrats'' had premiered. A few season ''2'' episodes premiered before "Lucky 13".
* FakeNationality: Chuckie pretends to be a foreign exchange student from Latvia to impress Nicole, coupled with AsLongAsItSoundsForeign.
* FantasyHelmetEnforcement
* FirstKiss: Tommy, "Fear of Falling."
* FiveManBand
** TheHero: Tommy
** TheLancer: Chuckie
** TheBigGuy: Phil
** TheSmartGuy: Lil
** TheChick: Kimi
** TagalongKid: Dil
* FreeRangeChildren
* FriendVersusLover: One sided Chuckie vs. Olivia for Tommy in "Fear of Falling."
* GangOfHats - Madtooth the Magician's henchmen, who are dressed with a playing card motif. Bonus points for wearing myriad hats with colours corresponding to their suit.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: This line from "Bad Blood:"
--->'''Phil: '''AUGH! ''Old man boobs!''
** The Christmas episode also refers to God quite a few times. Children's series tend to not talk about religion.
** One scene in ''"A Deville House Divided"'' has Lil completely stripping a doll naked during a play session with her friend. Luckily, you don't [[BarbieDollAnatomy see anything]]...and then Phil introduces a robot with plungers that fire out of its nipples.
** One episode has Didi catching Stu watching a hula girl dancing suggestively on the TV.
* GrowingUpSucks: Often averted, ("Fear of Falling") sometimes played with, ("Wouldn't it be Nice?") or played straight, ("Coup [=DeVille=]").
* HalfIdenticalTwins: Phil and Lil Deville.
* HalloweenEpisode: "TP + KF"
* HappilyMarried: Chas and Kira, Stu and Didi, Betty and Howard, and Drew and Charlotte.
** Especially Chas and Kira. As seen during the episodes "The Finster Who Stole Christmas" and "Petition This". Sadly, Kira was only in 8 episodes of this series.
* HeyItsThatVoice: {{Firefly Shepherd Booke}} is Susie's father.
** [[TheFairlyOddParents Timmy Turner]] plays [[TaraStrong Dil]].
* HugeSchoolgirl: Francine.
* IdiotBall: Phil literally hands one to Tommy (in the form of a bowling ball,) which he promptly tosses through his roof like a basketball.
* IneptAptitudeTest: Played completely straight in "Bad Aptitude."
* InformedJudaism: Averted, as Tommy and his family celebrate Hanukkah, Passover, ''and'' Tommy attends classes at a synagogue, and tries to win over girls using the "nice Jewish boy" tactic.
** This is carried over from ''Rugrats'', which had Hanukkah and Passover specials.
* KarmaHoudini: In "Susie Sings the Blues", she pays $1000 to a record dealer to make her a singing sensation. [[spoiler: Turns out she was just conned and left out in the middle of the slums.]]
* LadEtte: While Lil does try to be a girly-girl to fit in with everyone else, many episodes show that she's a Ladette at heart. Her friend Wally from the soccer team is one also.
* LimitedWardrobe: Played with. Adults have but one outfit each, but the kids have quite a few looks they rotate through.
* LivingEmotionalCrutch: Tommy to Chuckie.
* LyricalDissonance: theme song with catchy Ramones-ish (Redd Kross, maybe?) guitar line, while the (almost) SoUnfunnyItsFunny words combine a LeaveItToBeaver ethos with an attempt at a "rad/extreme" attitude.
* MatzoFever: Kimi for Tommy. Nicole also gets the hots for him in another episode, thanks to Cupid.
* MostWritersAreAdults: A common complaint about the show.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: "I STOLE A CHRISTMAS TREE!"
* MySisterIsOffLimits: Chuckie's reaction to Kimi dating. (And to his suspicion that Tommy may have a 'thing' for her.)
* MythologyGag: Many references to ''{{Rugrats}}'' appear, with the obvious (entire episodes revolving around finding Reptar or Cynthia), to the more subtle (Tommy still keeps a toy screwdriver in his pants, albeit being more sensible to put it on a keychain in his pocket).
* NiceJewishBoy - Invoked by Tommy, who tries to use this trope to impress a girl he likes.
* NonIndicativeTitle
* NoodleIncident: One episode has Lil threatening to blow the whistle on Phil doing "you know what". Subverted at the end of the episode [[spoiler: where we find out he spray-painted his skateboard on Betty's wedding dress]].
* TheOtherDarrin: Notably averted. Everybody had the same voice actors as they did at the time on ''Rugrats'' (Joe Alaskey and Nancy Cartwright had taken over for David Doyle (dead) and Christine Cavanaugh (retired) already).
* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: Chucky is the fastest braces-wearing, red-headed, nearsighted kid on Earth.
* ParentalBonus: Betty's hot flashes in "Chuckie's in Love".
* PrecociousCrush: One of the rare times we really feel sorry for Angelica in "What's Love Got to do With It?"
* PutOnABus: Z. An entire episode is dedicated to him and a possible romance between himself and Kimi in the first season. By the next, all that's left is a passing mention and a brief, non speaking cameo.
** Also Nicole Boscarelli, whom Chuckie attempted to impress several times in season one.
* ReadingStageDirectionsOutLoud: Angelica tries to stage Harold desperately asking her to the dance in the hopes of making a boy jealous. It all goes south when Harold dramatically reads out "get down on bended knee!".
* RiverOfInsanity: in "River Rats"
* SassyBlackWoman: Susie
* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: Tommy says this about Kimi when Chuckie accuses him of liking her. (Naturally, [[spoiler:it's hinted at the end that he probably does.]])
* ShoutOut: To ''{{Rugrats}}'' - "The Curse of Reptar". In that episode they're also watching a film that's meant to be a nod to ''{{Poltergeist}}''.
** The episode where [[HilarityEnsues Grandpa Boris stumbles around a theme park blindly]] is one to Mr. Magoo.
** "Interview With a Campfire" is a play on InterviewWithTheVampire. Plus at the start a clip is shown of Lil and Dil re-enacting the opening scene of ''Film/{{Scream}}''.
** "Yu-Gotta-Go" is this to YuGiOh.
* {{Spinoff Babies}}: Inverted, they were babies in the original show, and older in the spinoff.
* SiblingRivalry: In "Brothers Grimm", between Tommy and Dil.
* SlashersPreferBlondes: Lampshaded and defied by Angelica in "Curse of Reptar".
---> '''Angelica:''' It's always the blonde girl with the perfectly bouncy hair that stays home and gets killed.
* TimeSkip: 10 years
* TokenMinority: Sad but true, Susie and Kimi, though they are more than that.
* TotallyRadical: The series made somewhat of an artform of apparently creating pseudo-slang that nobody would ever actually say for no apparent reason. ''"mondo-weirdo"''
* TwinSwitch: Obviously Phil and Lil in "Runaround Susie."
* TwoTeacherSchool
* VagueAge[=/=]WiseBeyondTheirYears: from ''All Grown Up'' to All Growed Up(Which, while it premiered first, takes place after the series proper): Dil is 9-10, Phil, Lil, Tommy and Kimi are 10-11, Chuckie is 11-12, and Susie and Angelica are 12-13. Each of them tend to ''act'' as though they're a few years older.
* WalkOnTheWildSideEpisode: Susie gets told she's too perfect by the popular girls and decides to go bad for the episode.
** '''[[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Angelica]]''' of all people tells her to calm down.
** Chuckie assumes Kimi is going this way in the episode "Bad Kimi". [[spoiler: He's wrong]].
* WigDressAccent: Lil does this when Phil is pretending to be her (and ruining her reputation). She dons a blonde wig, large sunglasses and sombrero to hide herself.
* YouWouldMakeAGreatModel: An episode has Suzie meet a woman who offers her a chance to audition to be a singer. The only catch is, she has to pay a fee for a studio session in advance. When she shows up to the "studio" it turns out just to be an office building.
** A career aptitude test tells Phil he'd be best suited to being a male model.
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Not to be confused with ShesAllGrownUp, which is a trope.
''AllGrownUp'' (2003-2008) is a spin off from the popular {{Nickelodeon}} cartoon ''{{Rugrats}}''. It follows the adventures of Tommy and friends in their junior high school, with the timeline [[WritersCannotDoMath supposedly about 9 years following the original series]]. The crew is now in their preteens.
It essentially takes the basic personalities of the characters and transplants them into a world with less fantastical adventures and more into typical TeenComedy fare. Tommy is an assertive budding filmmaker but is slightly lower on the social totem pole, Chuckie is neurotic and awkward, Phil is into model building and Lil wants to be more feminine (both still find joy eating spaghetti with their hands), Dil is a bizarrely street smart [[CloudCuckooLander Cloud Cuckoo Lander]] and Angelica is trying to dissociate herself from them to fit in with the popular kids.
[[PoorlyDisguisedPilot The series got its start as "All Growed Up!" an hour-length special episode of the original series made to commemorate the show's 10th anniversary in 2001.]]
Compare ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack'' for a similar update on a [[WesternAnimation/DuckTales classic kids' cartoon show.]]
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!!''AllGrownUp'' contains examples of:
* TheAce: Tommy Pickles. Averted in some episodes as he was shown to be the worse cowboy and has a fear of water.
** Kimi too. At times, when compared to their toddler personalities, she seems more of an Ace than Tommy.
** Suzie's mother Lucy has this carried over from ''{{Rugrats}}'' where not only is she still a successful doctor, talented artist and chef, she's revealed to have been a successful blues singer at age 18.
* AdultsAreUseless: Charmingly averted.
* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Kimi with Z, and Lil with anyone who shows some rebellion in them. "Chuckie, I've never seen you act like this! ...It's kind of attractive."
* AlphaBitch: Savannah, as opposed to Angelica the LovableAlphaBitch.
* AmbiguousDisorder: Dil, who is described as "Not the brightest candle on the menorah", with Phil and Lil mentioning they feel responsible for his mental condition because they dropped him on his head.
* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking:
-->'''Stu:''' "We're going to get you something every kid dreams of having."
-->'''Angelica:''' "A home in Aspen?"
-->'''Dil:''' "A six week course in Portuguese?"
-->'''Chuckie:''' "Respect?"
* ArtEvolution: The animation and coloring changes between seasons 1 and 2. Many of the characters were re-designed as a result.
* ArtisticAge: The kids are middle schoolers but act, are treated like, and even resemble high schoolers. Dil seems like an elementary or early middle schoolers though.
* AsianGalWithWhiteGuy: Chaz being HappilyMarried to Kira. It's rather cute. A later episode hints at a pairing between Tommy and Kimi.
* BlondesAreEvil
* BreakTheHaughty / BreakTheCutie: (YMMV on which) Susie, in "Susie Sings the Blues."
* {{Calvinball}}: Mountain Man!
-->'''Phil:''' "Here's a new rule: Let's stop changing the rules before my head explodes!"
-->'''Lil:''' "Can't! Rule 24-J says: Rules always change, and if players try to overrule that rule ..."
-->'''Everyone:''' "They'll be overruled!"
* ClarkKenting: Chuckie, as "Chongo".
* CloudCuckooLander: Dil.
** Believes the world is a tetrahedron, '''dearly''' hopes to learn to speak with cetaceans, junior [=UFOlogist=], and prefers walking backwards (not just for fun; he thinks it's the clearly superior mode of locomotion).
** And it was revealed in an episode that he was ''literally'' dropped on his head when he was little. By Phil and Lil.
*** Though it's left ambiguous whether or not that's the cause. Didi seems to think it just comes from Stu's side of the family.
**** But it doesn't matter, because his family loves him and appreciates his unique ideas whether it's true or not.
* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: The end of "Tommy Foolery."
* CompressedHair: One episode shows that Kimi's hair goes right down to her waist when it's freed from her Odango buns.
* CowardlyLion: Chuckie, although he tried to break his image once.
* CrossDressingVoices: Tommy, Chuckie, Phil and Dil are all voiced by women.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Chuckie, when it comes to obscure skills and talents necessary to get his friends out of unusual, dire situations. To his dismay, none of these skills would be useful at any other time.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The Christmas episode "The Finster Who Stole Christmas" has a darker tone then the rest of the series, with multiple references to God (even Lil referring to him), sins, and stealing.
** The two-parter about the camp with the dissapeared pilgrims' curse.
* DarkIsNotEvil: 'Z'. He is a dark, badass, punk, [[spoiler: volunteer, helping to raise money for inner city schools.]]
* DastardlyWhiplash: Madtooth the Magician from "Super Hero Worship".
* DefrostingIceQueen: Susie lampshades this to Angelica, "It's hard to believe you're much nicer now than you used to be".
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: Cree Summers, voice of Susie, sings the opening theme.
* DownerEnding: "All Broke Up".
* ExecutiveMeddling and OutOfOrder: The season 1 episode "Lucky 13" was held over from airing until August 11, 2004, which marked the 13th anniversary of when ''Rugrats'' had premiered. A few season ''2'' episodes premiered before "Lucky 13".
* FakeNationality: Chuckie pretends to be a foreign exchange student from Latvia to impress Nicole, coupled with AsLongAsItSoundsForeign.
* FantasyHelmetEnforcement
* FirstKiss: Tommy, "Fear of Falling."
* FiveManBand
** TheHero: Tommy
** TheLancer: Chuckie
** TheBigGuy: Phil
** TheSmartGuy: Lil
** TheChick: Kimi
** TagalongKid: Dil
* FreeRangeChildren
* FriendVersusLover: One sided Chuckie vs. Olivia for Tommy in "Fear of Falling."
* GangOfHats - Madtooth the Magician's henchmen, who are dressed with a playing card motif. Bonus points for wearing myriad hats with colours corresponding to their suit.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: This line from "Bad Blood:"
--->'''Phil: '''AUGH! ''Old man boobs!''
** The Christmas episode also refers to God quite a few times. Children's series tend to not talk about religion.
** One scene in ''"A Deville House Divided"'' has Lil completely stripping a doll naked during a play session with her friend. Luckily, you don't [[BarbieDollAnatomy see anything]]...and then Phil introduces a robot with plungers that fire out of its nipples.
** One episode has Didi catching Stu watching a hula girl dancing suggestively on the TV.
* GrowingUpSucks: Often averted, ("Fear of Falling") sometimes played with, ("Wouldn't it be Nice?") or played straight, ("Coup [=DeVille=]").
* HalfIdenticalTwins: Phil and Lil Deville.
* HalloweenEpisode: "TP + KF"
* HappilyMarried: Chas and Kira, Stu and Didi, Betty and Howard, and Drew and Charlotte.
** Especially Chas and Kira. As seen during the episodes "The Finster Who Stole Christmas" and "Petition This". Sadly, Kira was only in 8 episodes of this series.
* HeyItsThatVoice: {{Firefly Shepherd Booke}} is Susie's father.
** [[TheFairlyOddParents Timmy Turner]] plays [[TaraStrong Dil]].
* HugeSchoolgirl: Francine.
* IdiotBall: Phil literally hands one to Tommy (in the form of a bowling ball,) which he promptly tosses through his roof like a basketball.
* IneptAptitudeTest: Played completely straight in "Bad Aptitude."
* InformedJudaism: Averted, as Tommy and his family celebrate Hanukkah, Passover, ''and'' Tommy attends classes at a synagogue, and tries to win over girls using the "nice Jewish boy" tactic.
** This is carried over from ''Rugrats'', which had Hanukkah and Passover specials.
* KarmaHoudini: In "Susie Sings the Blues", she pays $1000 to a record dealer to make her a singing sensation. [[spoiler: Turns out she was just conned and left out in the middle of the slums.]]
* LadEtte: While Lil does try to be a girly-girl to fit in with everyone else, many episodes show that she's a Ladette at heart. Her friend Wally from the soccer team is one also.
* LimitedWardrobe: Played with. Adults have but one outfit each, but the kids have quite a few looks they rotate through.
* LivingEmotionalCrutch: Tommy to Chuckie.
* LyricalDissonance: theme song with catchy Ramones-ish (Redd Kross, maybe?) guitar line, while the (almost) SoUnfunnyItsFunny words combine a LeaveItToBeaver ethos with an attempt at a "rad/extreme" attitude.
* MatzoFever: Kimi for Tommy. Nicole also gets the hots for him in another episode, thanks to Cupid.
* MostWritersAreAdults: A common complaint about the show.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: "I STOLE A CHRISTMAS TREE!"
* MySisterIsOffLimits: Chuckie's reaction to Kimi dating. (And to his suspicion that Tommy may have a 'thing' for her.)
* MythologyGag: Many references to ''{{Rugrats}}'' appear, with the obvious (entire episodes revolving around finding Reptar or Cynthia), to the more subtle (Tommy still keeps a toy screwdriver in his pants, albeit being more sensible to put it on a keychain in his pocket).
* NiceJewishBoy - Invoked by Tommy, who tries to use this trope to impress a girl he likes.
* NonIndicativeTitle
* NoodleIncident: One episode has Lil threatening to blow the whistle on Phil doing "you know what". Subverted at the end of the episode [[spoiler: where we find out he spray-painted his skateboard on Betty's wedding dress]].
* TheOtherDarrin: Notably averted. Everybody had the same voice actors as they did at the time on ''Rugrats'' (Joe Alaskey and Nancy Cartwright had taken over for David Doyle (dead) and Christine Cavanaugh (retired) already).
* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: Chucky is the fastest braces-wearing, red-headed, nearsighted kid on Earth.
* ParentalBonus: Betty's hot flashes in "Chuckie's in Love".
* PrecociousCrush: One of the rare times we really feel sorry for Angelica in "What's Love Got to do With It?"
* PutOnABus: Z. An entire episode is dedicated to him and a possible romance between himself and Kimi in the first season. By the next, all that's left is a passing mention and a brief, non speaking cameo.
** Also Nicole Boscarelli, whom Chuckie attempted to impress several times in season one.
* ReadingStageDirectionsOutLoud: Angelica tries to stage Harold desperately asking her to the dance in the hopes of making a boy jealous. It all goes south when Harold dramatically reads out "get down on bended knee!".
* RiverOfInsanity: in "River Rats"
* SassyBlackWoman: Susie
* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: Tommy says this about Kimi when Chuckie accuses him of liking her. (Naturally, [[spoiler:it's hinted at the end that he probably does.]])
* ShoutOut: To ''{{Rugrats}}'' - "The Curse of Reptar". In that episode they're also watching a film that's meant to be a nod to ''{{Poltergeist}}''.
** The episode where [[HilarityEnsues Grandpa Boris stumbles around a theme park blindly]] is one to Mr. Magoo.
** "Interview With a Campfire" is a play on InterviewWithTheVampire. Plus at the start a clip is shown of Lil and Dil re-enacting the opening scene of ''Film/{{Scream}}''.
** "Yu-Gotta-Go" is this to YuGiOh.
* {{Spinoff Babies}}: Inverted, they were babies in the original show, and older in the spinoff.
* SiblingRivalry: In "Brothers Grimm", between Tommy and Dil.
* SlashersPreferBlondes: Lampshaded and defied by Angelica in "Curse of Reptar".
---> '''Angelica:''' It's always the blonde girl with the perfectly bouncy hair that stays home and gets killed.
* TimeSkip: 10 years
* TokenMinority: Sad but true, Susie and Kimi, though they are more than that.
* TotallyRadical: The series made somewhat of an artform of apparently creating pseudo-slang that nobody would ever actually say for no apparent reason. ''"mondo-weirdo"''
* TwinSwitch: Obviously Phil and Lil in "Runaround Susie."
* TwoTeacherSchool
* VagueAge[=/=]WiseBeyondTheirYears: from ''All Grown Up'' to All Growed Up(Which, while it premiered first, takes place after the series proper): Dil is 9-10, Phil, Lil, Tommy and Kimi are 10-11, Chuckie is 11-12, and Susie and Angelica are 12-13. Each of them tend to ''act'' as though they're a few years older.
* WalkOnTheWildSideEpisode: Susie gets told she's too perfect by the popular girls and decides to go bad for the episode.
** '''[[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Angelica]]''' of all people tells her to calm down.
** Chuckie assumes Kimi is going this way in the episode "Bad Kimi". [[spoiler: He's wrong]].
* WigDressAccent: Lil does this when Phil is pretending to be her (and ruining her reputation). She dons a blonde wig, large sunglasses and sombrero to hide herself.
* YouWouldMakeAGreatModel: An episode has Suzie meet a woman who offers her a chance to audition to be a singer. The only catch is, she has to pay a fee for a studio session in advance. When she shows up to the "studio" it turns out just to be an office building.
** A career aptitude test tells Phil he'd be best suited to being a male model.
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