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* MistakenForToilet: In "[[Recap/Rugrats2021S1E14Traditions Traditions]]", Lil mistakes the stand for the Pickles family's Christmas tree for a potty chair.
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** In "The Kid", the blanket that Tommy puts over Clover is Angelica's old baby blanket from "Ancient Treasure". In the sam episode, one of the toys that the babies try to get Clover to play with is Susie's Debbie doll from "Lady De-Clutter.
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* RealAfterAll: At the end of "Snake in the Grass", it is revealed that [[spoiler:there really was a snake, as it was hiding in Chas' piano.]]
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: In "Tot Springs Showdown", Simon attempts to sabotage Charlotte's birthday cake by replacing the bunnies that are set to pop out of it with lizards.
* RobotDog: In "Tail of the Dogbot", Stu invents one called Rusty for Chas and Chuckie to keep as a pet since it won't affect their allergies. However, they both find Rusty scary, since he sets off loud alarms when noisy cars pass by in the middle of the night and mistakes Chas for a dog catcher and chases him up a tree. Tommy eventually uses his screwdriver to program Rusty to fly away.
* SnakesAreSinister: In "Snake in the Grass", the grown-ups believe that there is an anaconda in Tommy's backyard when Angelica tells them that she saw something moving in the grass, so they move the babies into Tommy's house to keep them safe. There was no snake in Tommy's backyard, [[spoiler:but at the end, one is revealed to be hiding in Chas' piano]].
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: In "Tot Springs Showdown", Simon attempts to sabotage Charlotte's birthday cake by replacing the bunnies that are set to pop out of it with lizards.
* RobotDog: In "Tail of the Dogbot", Stu invents one called Rusty for Chas and Chuckie to keep as a pet since it won't affect their allergies. However, they both find Rusty scary, since he sets off loud alarms when noisy cars pass by in the middle of the night and mistakes Chas for a dog catcher and chases him up a tree. Tommy eventually uses his screwdriver to program Rusty to fly away.
* SnakesAreSinister: In "Snake in the Grass", the grown-ups believe that there is an anaconda in Tommy's backyard when Angelica tells them that she saw something moving in the grass, so they move the babies into Tommy's house to keep them safe. There was no snake in Tommy's backyard, [[spoiler:but at the end, one is revealed to be hiding in Chas' piano]].
* RealAfterAll: At the end of "Snake in the Grass", it is revealed that [[spoiler:there really was a snake, as it was hiding in Chas' piano.]]
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: In "Tot Springs Showdown", Simon attempts to sabotage Charlotte's birthday cake by replacing the bunnies that are set to pop out of it with lizards.
* RobotDog: In "Tail of the Dogbot", Stu invents one called Rusty for Chas and Chuckie to keep as a pet since it won't affect their allergies. However, they both find Rusty scary, since he sets off loud alarms when noisy cars pass by in the middle of the night and mistakes Chas for a dog catcher and chases him up a tree. Tommy eventually uses his screwdriver to program Rusty to fly away.
* RobotDog: In "Tail of the Dogbot", Stu invents one called Rusty for Chas and Chuckie to keep as a pet since it won't affect their allergies. However, they both find Rusty scary, since he sets off loud alarms when noisy cars pass by in the middle of the night and mistakes Chas for a dog catcher and chases him up a tree. Tommy eventually uses his screwdriver to program Rusty to fly away.
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* SilverFox: In the first episode, Angelica unknowingly sets Lou up on dates with a bunch of women (and one man) through a dating app called "Silver Beagles," a parody of ''[=SilverSingles=]'' (a dating site for men and women aged 50 and older). They all find Lou to be '''very''' attractive.
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** In the first episode, Angelica unknowingly sets Lou up on dates with a bunch of women (and one man) through a dating app called "Silver Beagles," a parody of ''[=SilverSingles=]'' (a dating site for men and women aged 50 and older). They all find Lou to be '''very''' attractive.
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* SnakesAreSinister: In "Snake in the Grass", the grown-ups believe that there is an anaconda in Tommy's backyard when Angelica tells them that she saw something moving in the grass, so they move the babies into Tommy's house to keep them safe. There was no snake in Tommy's backyard, [[spoiler:but at the end, one is revealed to be hiding in Chas' piano]].
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** Originally, Fluffy enjoyed tormenting the babies and Spike and only loved Angelica. In this series, she gets along with the babies and Spike and hates Angelica.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: In the 1991 series, Chas and Kira first met each other [[WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis at the EuroReptarLand-theme park in Paris, France]]. Here, Kira and Kimi moved to Tommy's neighborhood from Paris, with Chas and Kira meeting at Angelica's preschool's carnival in "Lucky Smudge".
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** In the 1991 series, Chas and Kira first met each other [[WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis at the EuroReptarLand-theme park in Paris, France]]. Here, Kira and Kimi moved to Tommy's neighborhood from Paris, with Chas and Kira meeting at Angelica's preschool's carnival in "LuckySmudge".Smudge".
** In the original series, Boris and Minka were immigrants from "the old country" and had heavy accents. Here, they have vaguely New Yorker American accents (with Boris even being voiced by Creator/HenryWinkler), and are retirees who now live in Florida.
** In the 1991 series, Chas and Kira first met each other [[WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis at the EuroReptarLand-theme park in Paris, France]]. Here, Kira and Kimi moved to Tommy's neighborhood from Paris, with Chas and Kira meeting at Angelica's preschool's carnival in "Lucky
** In the original series, Boris and Minka were immigrants from "the old country" and had heavy accents. Here, they have vaguely New Yorker American accents (with Boris even being voiced by Creator/HenryWinkler), and are retirees who now live in Florida.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Grandpa Boris, though always a loving grandfather to Tommy, was the picture of JewishComplaining in the original, who would [[JewsLoveToArgue constantly argue with both his wife and son-in-law]] over every little thing, and always had a snarky remark prepared. In the remake, he's a goofball with a [[ManChild childlike energy]] who does things like put on sock puppet shows for his grandson, though he still has a snarky core.
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** Boris and Minka go from a [[JewsLoveToArgue bickering pair]] of AlterKocker immigrants from "the old country" to a pair of goofy, energetic New Yorkers, whose obligatory criticisms of Stu are more passive-aggressive than aggressive-aggressive.
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* BlackAndNerdy: The whole Carmichael family is shown to be extremely nerdy. Randy and Lucy both have jobs in the sciences (science teacher and doctor, respectively) and a love of sci-fi and fantasy, which they extremely cheerfully pass on to Susie. Given that Susie is shown to love fantasy things like unicorns and fairies and sci-fi movies, she's clearly taking after them.
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** In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns his friends not to step in any cow poop, especially Tommy, since [[DoesNotLikeShoes he doesn't wear shoes]]. Phil, however, likes the idea of stepping in cow poop.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Much like his 1991 series counterpart, Tommy does not wear shoes, and this is [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] a few times. In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns Tommy not to step in any cow poop because he doesn't wear shoes. In "Extra Pickles", when Tommy tries to be Chuckie's new brother after Angelica convinces him that his parents will love his new baby brother more than him, Chuckie makes him wear a pair of Reptar slippers, since in his household, everyone wears shoes.
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** While Dil shows up after Kimi is introduced, he appears much earlier in the second season compared to the original show when he appears later in [[WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie the first movie]], which takes place after the fifth season but before the sixth.
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** In the 1991 series, Edwin was a ChildProdigy. In this series, he's of average intelligence but shares Susie's love of imagination despite being unable to understand her.
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** In the original series, Susie was the youngest of four kids (she had two older brothers and an older sister), but in the reboot, Randy and Lucy don't appear to have any other kids outside of Susie. Edwin appears in Season 2's "Baby Talk" as Susie's cousin.
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** In the original series, Susie was the youngest of four kids (she had two older brothers and an older sister), but in the reboot, Randy and Lucy don't appear to have any other kids outside of Susie. Buster and Edwin appears appear in Season 2's "Baby Talk" as Susie's cousin.cousins.
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** In the 1991 series, Edwin was six years old. In this series, he's three years old.
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** In the 1991 series, Edwin was six years old. In this series, he's three five years old.
* BabyTalk: Both the title and premise of the eponymous episode. When Susie's cousins Buster and Edwin come to visit, Edwin has just turned five and has become unable to understand baby talk. Since Susie is two years old in this continuity, she is unable to talk to older children and adults, and finds it difficult to talk to Edwin.
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* BetterIfNotBornPlot: Zig-zagged in "Tooth or Share"; Susie shows Lil what life would be like for her if Phil was never born. At first, Lil enjoys this life, as she has more things to herself, she gets to play on the slide first, and Angelica is nice to her. Unofortunately, without Phil to eat the raisins she doesn't like, she has to them herself, she is unable to play on the seesaw because she doesn't have anyone to push her up and down, and Angelica becomes too attached to her. Lil also meets a boy named Will who looks like Phil but doesn't like the same things as her.
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* BetterIfNotBornPlot: Zig-zagged in "Tooth or Share"; Susie shows Lil what life would be like for her if Phil was never born. At first, Lil enjoys this life, as she has more things to herself, she gets to play on the slide first, and Angelica is nice to her. Unofortunately, Unfortunately, without Phil to eat the raisins she doesn't like, she has to them herself, she is unable to play on the seesaw because she doesn't have anyone to push her up and down, and Angelica becomes too attached to her. Lil also meets a boy named Will who looks like Phil but doesn't like the same things as her.
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* RelatedDifferentlyInTheAdaptation: In the 1991 series, Edwin Carmichael was one of Susie's older brothers. In this series, he's her cousin.
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* {{Sequelitis}}: An InUniverse example; Stu and Randy both consider the fifth ''Final Eclipse'' movie the worst one of the bunch. As a result, [[FanonDiscontinuity it's the only movie in the series that Randy refuses to show his nephews Buster and Edwin]].
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* KidsPlayMatchmaker: In "Miss Match", on the day of Kira's last piano lesson, Angelica tries to get Chas and Kira together so that Kimi can come over to Chuckie's house more often and can look after Dil for her. It turns out that Chas and Kira enjoyed being together despite the fact that the latter had not improved in her piano lessons, so they continue to see each other.
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* AnimalsSeeInMonochrome: In "Rattled", whenever Spike's point of view is shown, it is shown in black and white.
* BigDamnHeroes: In "Sir Spike", after Spike is sent to the OUT obedience school, he becomes [[TheDreadedPretendTeaParty a reluctant guest at Angelica's tea party]], while the babies pretend to go to Babies Forever Island, where there are no rules and they can do whatever they want. When Tommy tries to get a coconut for them (really his ball trapped in the gazebo), he is in danger of falling. Spike overhears him and snaps out of his state just in time to rescue him.
* TheDiaperChange: Lou and Boris change Dil's diaper at one point in "Rattled".
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* FunWithAcronyms: In "Reptar Day", Stu invents a solar-powered trash-cleaning robot called N.I.T.W.I.T.; '''N'''ew '''I'''ngenous '''T'''otal '''W'''aste '''I'''nterception '''T'''echnology.
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** In "Sir Spike", the pet training school that Stu and Didi send Spike to is called OUT; '''O'''bedience '''U'''nder '''T'''raining.
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** In "Sir Spike", the pet training school that Stu and Didi send Spike to is called OUT; '''O'''bedience '''U'''nder '''T'''raining.
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* LastResortTakeout: The B-plot of "Rattled" involves Lou and Boris attempting to make Stu and Didi's favorites for dinner; mushroom rigatoni and lemon chicken. When their attempts end in disaster, they decide to get Stu and Didi takeout for dinner.
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* BabysittersNightmare: Angelica. In "Nanny Pip", Phil and Lil bring up Angeica's past nannies, one of whom hid in the clothes hamper all afternoon, and another who climbed on the roof and didn't come down. Chuckie even says that no nanny in the world that can handle Angelica. Charlotte also brings up to Didi that one of her nannies quit due to a (nonexistent) pigtail allergy, so she gets Nanny Pip, a robot nanny, to look after Angelica. Nanny Pip manages to get Angelica under her control through a digital unicorn game, where she earns stars to customize her unicorn through good behavior and loses parts of her unicorn for bad behavior. Unfortunately, the new nice Angelica creeps the babies out, so they try to shut Nanny Pip down to get the old Angelica back.
* BridgeLogic: In "Tommy the Giant", Tommy places a tree over the moat of "Croc-o-gators" surrounding Angelica's castle so his friends can cross it.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Much like his 1991 series counterpart, Tommy does not wear shoes, and this is lampshaded a few times. In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns Tommy not to step in any cow poop because he doesn't wear shoes. In "Extra Pickles", when Tommy tries to be Chuckie's new brother after Angelica convinces him that his parents will love his new baby brother more than him, Chuckie makes him wear a pair of Reptar slippers, since in his household, everyone wears shoes.
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* DelightfulDragon: In "Tommy the Giant", Chuckie's Reptar doll takes on the form of a friendly dragon who is stolen by Angelica, who tries to train him to become her bodyguard. He finds this hard at first, doing such things as cleaning up messes instead of making them.
* DoesNotLikeShoes: Much like his 1991 series counterpart, Tommy does not wear shoes, and this islampshaded [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] a few times. In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns Tommy not to step in any cow poop because he doesn't wear shoes. In "Extra Pickles", when Tommy tries to be Chuckie's new brother after Angelica convinces him that his parents will love his new baby brother more than him, Chuckie makes him wear a pair of Reptar slippers, since in his household, everyone wears shoes.
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* JobStealingRobot: At the end of "Nanny Pip", Mayor Brooks is so impressed with the titular robot nanny being able to keep even the brattiest of kids like Angelica under control that she decides to have them replace every employee in the city. Not wanting that to happen, Charlotte shuts off Nanny Pip and tries to pass it off as her sleeping on the job.
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* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: In "Tommy the Giant", Angelica surrounds her moat with "Croc-o-gators" to keep the babies from invading her castle. Tommy places a tree over the moat so his friends can safely cross it.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: In "Nanny Pip", the babies realize that Angelica isn't acting like herself when she gives them cookies instead of taking them from them.
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* PowerUpFood: In "Tommy the Giant", Tommy uses a carrot to turn himself into a giant, inspired by a giant carrot that Stu bought from the farmer's market.
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* VillainousPrincess: In "Tommy the Giant", Susie tells Chuckie, Phil, and Lil the story of a peddler's friendly dragon who was taken by the evil Princess Angelica, who decided to make the dragon her bodyguard.
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: In "Nanny Pip", the titular robot nanny gets Angelica under her control through a digital uncorn game where she earns stars to customize her unicorn through good behavior and loses parts of her unicorn for bad behavior. Angelica starts acting nice to the babies. In fact, a little too nice, to the point where she gives cookies to the babies instead of taking them from them. The babies find the new nice Angelica creepy and try to shut down Nanny Pip to get the old Angelica back.
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* VocalEvolution: Due to the long gap between the original ''Rugrats'' and this show, the returning babies' actors' voices sound more aged. Tommy, Chuckie and Angelica, for example, barely sound like their old selves at all, to the point where a viewer might think they'd been recast if they didn't look it up.[[note]]Technically, Chuckie ''has'' been recast, but Creator/NancyCartwright had taken over the role near the end of the original due to Creator/ChristineCavanaugh's retirement.[[/note]]
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When I discovered there was an Earth Day episode in Season 2, I decided to skip ahead a little for today.
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* FictionalHoliday: In "Reptar Day", a 24-hour ''Reptar'' marathon is announced for Earth Day, which leads the babies to believe it's Reptar Day, a day dedicated to the titular green dinosaur. When they see everyone dressed in green for their support in keeping the Earth clean at an Earth Day festival, the babies think they're celebrating Reptar Day.
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* QuicksandSucks: In "Mission to the Little", Tommy fals into a pit of quicksand in his quest to find Dil. Susie has to remind him not to wiggle, as doing so will make him sink faster. Phil and Lil then manage to pull him out.
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* ChattyHairdresser: Parodied in "The Chop"; the babies pretend to be hairdressers in an attempt to get Gabi's gum out of Angelica's hair, using Tommy's potty chair as a barber chair. Chuckie asks Angelica how she's doing, and Angelica [[NeverMyFault blames her actions on Cynthia]].
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In "The Chop", when Angelica discovers that Gabi has gum, she tells her she's always wanted to chew it. Gabi tells Angelica that she's not old enough to chew gum, and Angelica, thinking that she meant the babies aren't old enough, tells them "That's right; no gum for babies. Maybe one day when you're older, like 35."
* EveryoneHasStandards: Phil and Lil are into anything gross, but even they draw the line at mushrooms, as revealed in "The Blob From Outer Space".
* InstantTasteAddiction: In "The Chop", Angelica tastes Gabi's gum, intending to just have one piece. When she finds out how great it tastes, she takes the entire packs and chews it, leading to it getting in her hair.
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* NeverMyFault: In "No License to Drive", Stu and Didi take Angelica's Cynthia car away after she drives it in their house and knocks over the babies' city of blocks. Angelica tells the babies that Didi could have at least given her a warning, or a whole bunch of them, even though that's exactly what Didi did.
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** In "The Chop", Angelica gets Gabi's gum in her hair when she chews it against Gabi's wishes. When the babies pretend to be hairdressers in an attempt to get it out, Angelica blames her actions on Cynthia, despite the latter being a doll.
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** In "The Chop", Angelica gets Gabi's gum in her hair when she chews it against Gabi's wishes. When the babies pretend to be hairdressers in an attempt to get it out, Angelica blames her actions on Cynthia, despite the latter being a doll.
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* StickySituation: In "The Chop", Angelica gets Gabi's gum in her hair after she chews it against her wishes. When the babies try to get it out using such things as diaper rash cream, crayons, and Reptar Puffs, it only results in them sticking to the gum. In the end, Angelica has to get her hair cut to get the many things out of it.
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* SwitchedAtBirth: In "The Blob From Outer Space", when Boris and Minka call Dil an alien blob as a term of affection, the babies think that they accidentally got the wrong baby from the hospital, so they pretend to go to space in search of Tommy's real brother.
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: In "Gramping", Angelica convinces Tommy that once the new baby comes, his days of adventuring will come to an end, so this inspires Tommy to have one last adventure with his friends. When he overhears Lucy and Randy looking for Bigfoot, he decides to look for "Bigfeet". When Drew loses his shoes and starts walking around in the mud barefoot with his untrimmed toenails, the babies mistake his footprints for Bigfeet's.
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* CampingEpisode: In "Gramping", Lou goes to his old campside to meet up with Bob Brine, his old partner. Stu believes that with the new baby coming, Lou is feeling crowded out of his own house, so he goes to the campsite to try to convince Lou to come back. Meanwhile, when Angelica convinces Tommy that once his new baby brother is born, his days of adventuring will come to an end, so Tommy is inspired to have one last adventure with his friends where he searches for "Bigfeet". The episode ends with the families meeting up with Didi at the hospital, where Dil is born.
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* AVerySpecialEpisode: In "Bottles Away", Tommy's bottle gets washed away by a wave at the beach, and he pretends to be a pirate captain to get it back. Around this time, Didi considers wearning Tommy off his bottle so that she can give it to the new baby and Tommy can start drinking from a sippy cup like his friends. During the adventure, Tommy is unsure if he wants to give up his bottle, as he's had it all his life. His friends all share their stories of when they gave up their bottles, but these don't convince him. Tommy eventually gets into a battle with a sea monster (really Stu's octopus-shaped kite), and once he finally gets his bottle back, he realizes he doesn't need it anymore, since he fought off the sea monster without one, and decides to hand it down to his new baby brother.
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* AVerySpecialEpisode: In "Bottles Away", Tommy's bottle gets washed away by a wave at the beach, and he pretends to be a pirate captain to get it back. Around this time, Didi considers wearning Tommy off his bottle so that she can give it to the new baby and Tommy can start drinking from a sippy cup llike his friends. During the adventure, Tommy is unsure if he wants to give up his bottle, as he's had it all his life. His friends all share their stories of when they gave up their bottles, but these don't convince him. Tommy eventually gets into a battle with a sea monster (really Stu's octopus-shaped kite), and once he finally gets his bottle back, he realizes he doesn't need it anymore, since he fought off the sea monster without one, and decides to hand it down to his new baby brother.
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* AVerySpecialEpisode: In "Bottles Away", Tommy's bottle gets washed away by a wave at the beach, and he pretends to be a pirate captain to get it back. Around this time, Didi considers wearning Tommy off his bottle so that she can give it to the new baby and Tommy can start drinking from a sippy cup llike like his friends. During the adventure, Tommy is unsure if he wants to give up his bottle, as he's had it all his life. His friends all share their stories of when they gave up their bottles, but these don't convince him. Tommy eventually gets into a battle with a sea monster (really Stu's octopus-shaped kite), and once he finally gets his bottle back, he realizes he doesn't need it anymore, since he fought off the sea monster without one, and decides to hand it down to his new baby brother.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Much like his 1991 series counterpart, Tommy does not wear shoes, and this is lampshaded a few times. In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns Tommy not to step in any cow poop because he doesn't wear shoes. In "Extra Pickles", when Tommy tries to be Chuckie's new brother after Angelica convinces him that his parents will love his new baby brother more than him, Chuckie makes him wear a pair of Reptar slippers, since in his household, everyone wears shoes.
* LaserGuidedKarma: In "Extra Pickles", Angelica tricks Tommy into thinking his parents will love his new baby brother more than him so that she can get his presents. Unfortunately, when she finally gets his presents, she finds out that they're better suited for a one-year-old baby. She also gets her hands caught in Tommy's toy barn and needs Tommy's help to get it off.
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* MagicFeather: In "Lucky Smudge", Angelica wins all the games at her school carnival when she has Tommy, who has a smudge on his belly, by her side. Near the end of the episode, she spins a special wheel in the hopes of winning a Cynthia Shimmering Diva Disco Playset. When Didi wipes the smudge off of Tommy's belly, Angelica ends up winning a set of Colby Clay instead. Even though Tommy had his smudge wiped off, the babies realize that she still won those games due to her own skills, and her winning the Colby Clay was good luck for them, since it's what they like to play with.
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** In "Lucky Smudge", Angelica wins all the games at her school carnival when she has Tommy, who has a smudge on his belly, by her side. Near the end of the episode, she spins a special wheel in the hopes of winning a Cynthia Shimmering Diva Disco Playset. When Didi wipes the smudge off of Tommy's belly, Angelica ends up winning a set of Colby Clay instead. Even though Tommy had his smudge wiped off, the babies realize that she still won those games due to her own skills, and her winning the Colby Clay was good luck for them, since it's what they like to playwith.with.
** In "Bottles Away", Tommy is unsure about giving up his bottle after a wave washes it away, so he and his friends go on an adventure where they pretend to be pirates to get it back. Tommy eventually gets into a battle with a sea monster (really Stu's octopus-shaped kite), and when he finally gets his bottle back from it, he realizes that he was brave enough to fight the sea monster without it, so he decides to hand it down to his new baby brother.
** In "Lucky Smudge", Angelica wins all the games at her school carnival when she has Tommy, who has a smudge on his belly, by her side. Near the end of the episode, she spins a special wheel in the hopes of winning a Cynthia Shimmering Diva Disco Playset. When Didi wipes the smudge off of Tommy's belly, Angelica ends up winning a set of Colby Clay instead. Even though Tommy had his smudge wiped off, the babies realize that she still won those games due to her own skills, and her winning the Colby Clay was good luck for them, since it's what they like to play
** In "Bottles Away", Tommy is unsure about giving up his bottle after a wave washes it away, so he and his friends go on an adventure where they pretend to be pirates to get it back. Tommy eventually gets into a battle with a sea monster (really Stu's octopus-shaped kite), and when he finally gets his bottle back from it, he realizes that he was brave enough to fight the sea monster without it, so he decides to hand it down to his new baby brother.
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* PirateEpisode: "Bottles Away" involves the babies pretending to be pirates to get Tommy's bottle back after it gets washed away by a wave. Along the way, they try unsuccessfully to get Tommy to start drinking from a sippy cup by sharing the stories of when they gave up their bottles. Tommy eventually gets into a battle with a sea monster (really Stu's octopus-shaped kite), and when he finally gets his bottle back from it, he realizes that he was brave enough to fight the sea monster without it, so he decides to hand it down to his new baby brother.
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** In "Bottles Away", Phil and Lil admire the poop deck of their pirate ship, saying without them, it would just be a deck.
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* TheUnfavorite: In "Extra Pickles", Angelica becomes jealous of Tommy because he's getting presents and his new baby brother is getting some as well, while she doesn't get any, so she tries to convince Tommy that once the new baby is born, his parents will forget about him.
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* AVerySpecialEpisode: In "Bottles Away", Tommy's bottle gets washed away by a wave at the beach, and he pretends to be a pirate captain to get it back. Around this time, Didi considers wearning Tommy off his bottle so that she can give it to the new baby and Tommy can start drinking from a sippy cup llike his friends. During the adventure, Tommy is unsure if he wants to give up his bottle, as he's had it all his life. His friends all share their stories of when they gave up their bottles, but these don't convince him. Tommy eventually gets into a battle with a sea monster (really Stu's octopus-shaped kite), and once he finally gets his bottle back, he realizes he doesn't need it anymore, since he fought off the sea monster without one, and decides to hand it down to his new baby brother.
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* ContinuityNod:
** In "Little Daddy", while showing Lou the features of the Super Crib he built for Dil, Stu pulls out the head of Rusty the Robot Dog from "Tail of the Dogbot".
** In "The Kid", the blanket that Tommy puts over Clover is Angelica's old baby blanket from "Ancient Treasure". In the sam episode, one of the toys that the babies try to get Clover to play with is Susie's Debbie doll from "Lady De-Clutter.
** In "Little Daddy", while showing Lou the features of the Super Crib he built for Dil, Stu pulls out the head of Rusty the Robot Dog from "Tail of the Dogbot".
** In "The Kid", the blanket that Tommy puts over Clover is Angelica's old baby blanket from "Ancient Treasure". In the sam episode, one of the toys that the babies try to get Clover to play with is Susie's Debbie doll from "Lady De-Clutter.
* ExtremeOmniGoat: In "The Kid", the babies look after Clover, Celeste's pet goat. At one point, when Tommy tries to put her down for a nap, she tries to eat the blanket he puts over her.
* FeelingTheBabyKick: In "Little Daddy", Dil kicks inside Didi's womb during her pregnancy. Chuckie also thinks he's got a baby kicking inside him, due to his constipation from having eaten a grilled cheese sandwich.
* GrowlingGut: In "Little Daddy", Chuckie's stomach grumbles due to being constipated from having eaten a grilled cheese sandwich, though Chuckie thinks he's pregnant, due to Didi being pregnant at the time.
* MistakenForPregnant: In "Little Daddy", Chuckie thinks he's pregnant after eating a grilled cheese sandwich, due to Didi being pregnant at the time. The babies have him practice being a parent with a box of Reptar Puffs with rattles for arms and a stringy ball with eyes for a head, which he calls "Meatball". In the end, it is revealed that Chuckie was constipated from his grilled cheese sandwich.
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* ToiletHumor: In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns his friends not to step in any cow poop, especially Tommy, since [[DoesNotLikeShoes he doesn't wear shoes]]. Phil, however, likes the idea of stepping in cow poop.
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* ToiletHumor: ToiletHumor:
** In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns his friends not to step in any cow poop, especially Tommy, since [[DoesNotLikeShoes he doesn't wear shoes]]. Phil, however, likes the idea of stepping in cowpoop.poop.
** In "The Kid", when the babies suspect that Clover, Celeste's pet goat whom they think is Tommy's new baby sister is a goat, Phil and Lil point out that they saw her poop in the backyard.
** In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns his friends not to step in any cow poop, especially Tommy, since [[DoesNotLikeShoes he doesn't wear shoes]]. Phil, however, likes the idea of stepping in cow
** In "The Kid", when the babies suspect that Clover, Celeste's pet goat whom they think is Tommy's new baby sister is a goat, Phil and Lil point out that they saw her poop in the backyard.
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* BirthdayEpisode: Charlotte celebrates her 40th birthday in "Tot Springs Showdown", though she's insecure about revealing her age at the party at first.
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* CowboyEpisode: In "Tot Springs Showdown", the families go to Tot Springs ranch to celebrate Charlotte's 40th birthday. There, Angelica meets her four-and-a-quarter-year-old cousin Simon, who's a worse bully than her, even to the point of attempting to sabotage Charlotte's cake, and Didi reveals to everyone that she's pregnant with her second child.
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* EnemyMine: In "Tot Springs Showdown", Angelica teams up with the babies to stop her cousin Simon from sabotaging Charlotte's birthday cake by replacing the rabbits set to pop out of it with lizards.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: As much as Angelica enjoys bullying the babies, even she draws the line at sabotaging someone's birthday cake by replacing the bunnies with lizards, which is what her cousin Simon does in "Tot Springs Showdown", saying if that's what it takes to be bad, then maybe she doesn't want to be bad.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In "Tot Springs showdown", upon hearing from her mother Judith that she's pretending to be 50 instead of 70, Charlotte asks her why anyone would hide their age, despite the fact that she doesn't want anyone to know she's turning 40.
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* JumpingOutOfACake: A variant; in "Tot Springs Showdown", Charlotte's birthday cake is wooden and is planned to have bunnies pop out of it. Simon plans to sabotage the cake by replacing the bunnies with lizards, so Angelica and the babies team up to stop him.
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* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: In "Tot Springs Showdown", Simon attempts to sabotage Charlotte's birthday cake by replacing the bunnies that are set to pop out of it with lizards.
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* ToiletHumor: In "Tot Springs Showdown", Chuckie warns his friends not to step in any cow poop, especially Tommy, since [[DoesNotLikeShoes he doesn't wear shoes]]. Phil, however, likes the idea of stepping in cow poop.
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* WhamLine: At the end of "Tot Springs Showdown", Didi reveals to everyone that she's pregnant with her second child.
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* TheBusCameBack: Kimi Watanabe returns in the second half of the first season. Dil returns in Season 2's "Extra Pickles".
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* TheBusCameBack: Kimi Watanabe returns in the second half of the first season. season, while Dil returns in Season 2's "Extra Pickles"."Gramping".
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** In "Tooth or Dare", Phil and Lil have a stuffed sheep named Lambie. In the same episode, in an alternate timeline where Phil was never born, Lil meets a boy named Will who has a stuffed octopus named Oscar.
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** In "Tooth or Dare", Share", Phil and Lil have a stuffed sheep named Lambie. In the same episode, in an alternate timeline where Phil was never born, Lil meets a boy named Will who has a stuffed octopus named Oscar.
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* AbsurdPhobia: In "Snake in the Grass", Chuckie is revealed to have a number of these, including unicorns, baby birds, stripes, and cupcakes, thanks to Angelica giving him reasons to be afraid of them.
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** In "Ancient Treasure", it is revealed that Angelica had an old doll named Juniper, whom she used to play with as a baby before playing with Cynthia.
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* ExactWords: At the beginning of "Snake in the Grass", Stu says "Safety first" after building a climbing castle for the babies. This inspires Angelica to do a "safety check" as a means of keeping the castle for herself.
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* HonestyAesop: Played with in "Snake in the Grass"; Angelica tells the babies that he's going to do a safety check on the new bouncy castle. When Kimi comes to visit, she suspects that Angelica fibbed so she can keep the castle to herself, so Angelica decides to tell the truth from now on. As soon as Angelica gets off the slide, she sees something moving in the grass, and Kimi suggests that she tell a grown-up, leading Didi to believe that there is a snake in the backyard and send the babies up to her bedroom to keep them safe. While there was no snake in the backyard, the babies become miserable from having to stay inside. It takes her telling Didi that the snake left the backyard to get the grown-ups to let the babies play outside again.
* ImprovisedLockpick: In "Anicent Treasure", Tommy uses his screwdriver to open Angelica's diaper bag and uncover what was inside it when Angelica was a baby.
* ImprovisedLockpick: In "Anicent Treasure", Tommy uses his screwdriver to open Angelica's diaper bag and uncover what was inside it when Angelica was a baby.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: In "Ancient Treasure", Angelica decides to let Tommy keep her old baby blanket that he uncovered from her old diaper bag if he never tells anyone that she was a baby like them once.
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* LaboriousLaces: In "Ancient Treasure", Tommy and his friends have an ''Franchise/IndianaJones''-esque ImagineSpot where they explore an ancient temple and have to hop across the right tiles in order to avoid setting off a trap. While most of the babies make it across the right tiles, Chuckie accidentally trips on his untied shoelaces and sets off a trap.
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* RealAfterAll: At the end of "Snake in the Grass", it is revealed that [[spoiler:there really was a snake, as it was hiding in Chas' piano.]]
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* SnakesAreSinister: In "Snake in the Grass", the grown-ups believe that there is an anaconda in Tommy's backyard when Angelica tells them that she saw something moving in the grass, so they move the babies into Tommy's house to keep them safe. There was no snake in Tommy's backyard, [[spoiler:but at the end, one is revealed to be hiding in Chas' piano]].
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** In the 1991 series, Edwin was six years old. In this series, he's three years old.
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* BetterIfNotBornPlot: Zig-zagged in "Tooth or Share"; Susie shows Lil what life would be like for her if Phil was never born. At first, Lil enjoys this life, as she has more things to herself, she gets to play on the slide first, and Angelica is nice to her. Unofortunately, without Phil to eat the raisins she doesn't like, she has to them herself, she is unable to play on the seesaw because she doesn't have anyone to push her up and down, and Angelica becomes too attached to her. Lil also meets a boy named Will who looks like Phil but doesn't like the same things as her.
** In "Tooth or Dare", Phil and Lil have a stuffed sheep named Lambie. In the same episode, in an alternate timeline where Phil was never born, Lil meets a boy named Will who has a stuffed octopus named Oscar.
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* GoingCommando: Tommy does this in "The Big Diff" when he tries to be more like Chuckie, the idea given to him by Angelica. He dresses in a blue shirt and green pants and takes off his diaper from inside the latter. When Tommy gets upset over him and Chuckie having to go their separate ways because they're too different (as Chuckie also tried dressing in a blue shirt and a diaper to be more like him), Stu tries to console him, only to discover that he doesn't have his diaper on and issue a code yellow.
-->'''Angelica:''' Well, just goes to show you, you can take the baby out of the diaper, but you shouldn't.
-->'''Angelica:''' Well, just goes to show you, you can take the baby out of the diaper, but you shouldn't.
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* GoingCommando: GoingCommando:
** Tommy does this in "The Big Diff" when he tries to be more like Chuckie, the idea given to him by Angelica. He dresses in a blue shirt and green pants and takes off his diaper from inside the latter. When Tommy gets upset over him and Chuckie having to go their separate ways because they're too different (as Chuckie also tried dressing in a blue shirt and a diaper to be more like him), Stu tries to console him, only to discover that he doesn't have his diaper on and issue a code yellow.
-->'''Angelica:''' --->'''Angelica:''' Well, just goes to show you, you can take the baby out of the diaper, but you shouldn't.shouldn't.
** Discussed in "Tooth or Share"; Tia Esperanza is about to tell Didi about when Betty was four years old and yelled to everyone in her church that she wasn't wearing any underwear, but Betty cuts her off before she can finish.
* GrowsOnTrees: Discussed; in "Moon Story", Tommy tells his friends that he once buried a toy dump truck in his backyard so that he could try to grow a dump truck tree.
** Tommy does this in "The Big Diff" when he tries to be more like Chuckie, the idea given to him by Angelica. He dresses in a blue shirt and green pants and takes off his diaper from inside the latter. When Tommy gets upset over him and Chuckie having to go their separate ways because they're too different (as Chuckie also tried dressing in a blue shirt and a diaper to be more like him), Stu tries to console him, only to discover that he doesn't have his diaper on and issue a code yellow.
** Discussed in "Tooth or Share"; Tia Esperanza is about to tell Didi about when Betty was four years old and yelled to everyone in her church that she wasn't wearing any underwear, but Betty cuts her off before she can finish.
* GrowsOnTrees: Discussed; in "Moon Story", Tommy tells his friends that he once buried a toy dump truck in his backyard so that he could try to grow a dump truck tree.
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* ItsAWonderfulPlot: In "Tooth or Share", Susie shows Lil what life would be like for her if Phil was never born. At first, Lil likes getting more things to herself, she gets to play on the slide first and Angelica is nice to her, but without Phil to eat the raisins she doesn't like, she had to eat them herself, she is unable to play on the seesaw because she doesn't have anyone to push her up and down, and Angelica becomes too attached to her. Lil also meets a boy named Will who looks like Phil but doesn't like the same things as her.
