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The fifth episode of the third season of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}''.
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The fifth episode of the third season of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}''.
''WesternAnimation/Rugrats1991''.
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* OffModel: Near the end of the episode, Chuckie, although wearing a circus costume during the entire rest of the scene, [[http://rugrats.wikia.com/wiki/File:CircusAngelicus-ChuckiesBlueShirtGoof.JPG is briefly visible in his regular blue shirt]] in the shot when he is speaking to Tommy about the circus being fun after all.
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** Wait until your kids get a little older before you talk to them about childbirth.
** Be careful with making up anything about childbirth like silly lies to children when they aren't old enough to ask about it.
** Also, when talking about this topic, make it as appropriate as possible. If a child is very young, talk about it in a appropriate and simple way.
** If a child had learned about puberty and is old enough to remember anything, talk about it with more details, but in an appropriate way.
** Be careful with making up anything about childbirth like silly lies to children when they aren't old enough to ask about it.
** Also, when talking about this topic, make it as appropriate as possible. If a child is very young, talk about it in a appropriate and simple way.
** If a child had learned about puberty and is old enough to remember anything, talk about it with more details, but in an appropriate way.
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** Also, when talking about this topic, make it as appropriate as possible. If a child is very young, talk about it in a appropriate and simple way.
** If a child had learned about puberty and is old enough to remember anything, talk about it with more details, but in an appropriate way.
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* AdultFear: Despite not being adults, the babies fear when the egg they found gets into the kitchen as Stu and Drew are preparing an omelette.
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** Drew then asks Stu what regiment he's putting into the omelette, to which Stu replies with Greek olives. Drew practically has to spell out for Stu that Greek olives have pits and therefore shouldn't be put into an omelette.
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** Drew then asks Stu what regiment ingredient he's putting into the omelette, to which Stu replies with Greek olives. Drew practically has to spell out for Stu that Greek olives have pits and therefore shouldn't be put into an omelette.
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** Drew then asks Stu what ingredient he's putting into a bowl, to which Stu replies with Greek olives. Drew practically has to spell out for Stu that Greek olives have pits and therefore shouldn't be put into an omelette.
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** Drew then asks Stu what ingredient regiment he's putting into a bowl, the omelette, to which Stu replies with Greek olives. Drew practically has to spell out for Stu that Greek olives have pits and therefore shouldn't be put into an omelette.
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** Upon being asked if he bought enough eggs, Stu says that he ordered a gross of them. Drew tells him that a gross is ''144 eggs'', far more than a feasible quantity for an omelette.
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** Upon being asked if he bought enough eggs, Stu says that he ordered a gross of them. Drew tells him that a gross is ''144 eggs'', far more than a feasible quantity for an omelette.omelette that feeds seven.
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* FailedASpotCheck: Happens to Stu twice, and Drew points it out both times.
** Upon being asked if he bought enough eggs, Stu says that he ordered a gross of them. Drew tells him that a gross is ''144 eggs'', far more than a feasible quantity for an omelette.
** Drew then asks Stu what ingredient he's putting into a bowl, to which Stu replies with Greek olives. Drew practically has to spell out for Stu that Greek olives have pits and therefore shouldn't be put into an omelette.
** Upon being asked if he bought enough eggs, Stu says that he ordered a gross of them. Drew tells him that a gross is ''144 eggs'', far more than a feasible quantity for an omelette.
** Drew then asks Stu what ingredient he's putting into a bowl, to which Stu replies with Greek olives. Drew practically has to spell out for Stu that Greek olives have pits and therefore shouldn't be put into an omelette.
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* LetsGetDangerous: Chuckie gets a little bit scary when he decides to use Cynthia as a hostage to get Milton back from Angelica.
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* ButtMonkey: Lampshaded when Chuckie snaps and tries to use Cynthia as a hostage so Angelica will give Milton back. Angelica, in the midst of her panic, begs him not to do anything crazy on the grounds that Cynthia's "been through a lot lately".
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* TheTalk: At the beginning of the episode, Angelica asks Drew and Charlotte where babies come from. Drew and Charlotte agree to tell her the truth... but chicken out and tell her she hatched from a stork's egg.
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* TheTalk: At the beginning of the episode, Angelica asks Drew and Charlotte where babies come from. Drew and Charlotte agree to tell her the truth... but chicken out and tell her she hatched from a stork's egg. However, Susie appears at the end to tell, or rather whisper to Angelica, the truth about where babies come from.
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* AnAesop: Teamwork involves everyone working together no matter what.
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** Wait until your kids get a little older before you talk to them about childbirth.
** Be careful with making up anything about childbirth like silly lies to children when they aren't old enough to ask about it.
** Also, when talking about this topic, make it as appropriate as possible. If a child is very young, talk about it in a appropriate and simple way.
** If a child had learned about puberty and is old enough to remember anything, talk about it with more details, but in an appropriate way.
** Wait until your kids get a little older before you talk to them about childbirth.
** Be careful with making up anything about childbirth like silly lies to children when they aren't old enough to ask about it.
** Also, when talking about this topic, make it as appropriate as possible. If a child is very young, talk about it in a appropriate and simple way.
** If a child had learned about puberty and is old enough to remember anything, talk about it with more details, but in an appropriate way.
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* OffModel: Near the end of the episode, Chuckie, although wearing a circus costume during the entire rest of the scene, [[http://rugrats.wikia.com/wiki/File:CircusAngelicus-ChuckiesBlueShirtGoof.JPG is briefly visible in his regular blue shirt]] in the shot when he is speaking to Tommy about the circus being fun after.
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* OffModel: Near the end of the episode, Chuckie, although wearing a circus costume during the entire rest of the scene, [[http://rugrats.wikia.com/wiki/File:CircusAngelicus-ChuckiesBlueShirtGoof.JPG is briefly visible in his regular blue shirt]] in the shot when he is speaking to Tommy about the circus being fun after.after all.
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* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Howard is seen knitting and keeping to himself as Didi and Betty become immersed in watching a pro football game.
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The fifth episode of the third season of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}''.
'''Circus Angelicus:'''
The babies stage a circus after they are forced to leave a real one due to Chuckie's fear of clowns.
'''The Stork:'''
Angelica, informed that babies come from stork eggs, passes this on to the babies, who find an egg and try to hatch a baby brother for Tommy.
!! "Circus Angelicus" provides examples of:
* CircusEpisode: Angry that she had to leave the circus due to the babies' crying, Angelica stages her own circus in Tommy's backyard.
* CreativeClosingCredits: Circus music plays during the closing credits.
* HumanCannonball: Angelica casts Chuckie as a "human candyball" in her circus.
* HypocriticalHumor: Chuckie tells the other babies why he hates clowns; they have big glasses, funny teeth, and red hair that sticks out everywhere. Chuckie has all of these same described qualities.
* ImagineSpot: Shown when the babies imagine Angelica's circus as a real one.
* {{Malaproper}}: Angelica pronounces "cannonball" as "candyball".
* OffModel: Near the end of the episode, Chuckie, although wearing a circus costume during the entire rest of the scene, [[http://rugrats.wikia.com/wiki/File:CircusAngelicus-ChuckiesBlueShirtGoof.JPG is briefly visible in his regular blue shirt]] in the shot when he is speaking to Tommy about the circus being fun after.
* SarcasmBlind: This exchange;
-->'''Chuckie:''' Angelica, isn't there something easy I can do?\\
'''Angelica:''' Oh, sure. Come see the Amazing Chuckie take a nap, play in the sand and eat cookies.\\
'''Chuckie:''' Yeah, that'd work!\\
'''Angelica:''' Oh, just forget it!
* SeesawCatapult: When Chuckie can't remember what he's supposed to do, Angelica tries to explain it to him by sitting on one end of a seesaw. Phil and Lil then jump onto the other end, launching her into the air.
* SharkPool: When trying to figure out an act for Chuckie in her circus, Angelica assembles a ramp so that Chuckie can ride a tricycle over Tommy's kiddie pool. Chuckie doesn't even make it up the ladder.
* StartMyOwn: When Angelica complains about the circus she went to, Drew tells her that if she ran the circus, she could do everything her own way. Angelica decides to do just that.
* ToiletHumor: On their way out of the circus, an elephant poops in front of the entrance, and Didi very nearly steps in it. On the way back home, Didi complains to Stu about how unsanitary circuses are.
* TrashTheSet: Near the end of the episode, Phil and Lil launch Angelica into the air, causing the circus tent to come crashing down.
* WoundedGazelleGambit: The only reason why Tommy was crying was to back Chuckie up so Chuckie wouldn't suffer the burden of being the only baby crying in the circus.
!! "The Stork" provides examples of:
* AdultFear: Despite not being adults, the babies fear when the egg they found gets into the kitchen as Stu and Drew are preparing an omelette.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Tommy is very protective of the egg he found, seeing it as his little brother, which he named "Milton".
* DeliveryStork: When Angelica asks Drew and Charlotte where babies come from, they tell her that the stork delivers eggs.
* {{Hammerspace}}: Phil takes the trope literally when the babies are trying to figure out what to do with a bird's egg that they've found:
-->'''Phil''' (''pulls a toy mallet from his shirt''): Let's hatch it!
* HumanLadder: The babies form one to get the egg out of the nest in the tree.
* HypocriticalHumor: At the beginning of the episode, Angelica is seen slurping her spaghetti. Drew then tells her not to slurp, and when he slurps some of his spaghetti, he tells her, "On second thought, your way's fine".
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Howard is seen knitting and keeping to himself as Didi and Betty become immersed in watching a pro football game.
* ParentalBonus: In the B-plot of this episode, Didi and Betty watch, according to them, a game of football between Washington and Buffalo. Didi, at one point, name-drops a player named "Henderson"; [[https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/H/HendJe20.htm Jerome Henderson was indeed playing for the Buffalo Bills at the time the episode aired]] (the episode debuting on October 23, 1993).
* ShoutOut: Near the end of the episode, when the egg hatches, Tommy tells Phil, "He ain't ugly, he's my brother!", referencing the ''The Hollies'' song, "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".
* TheTalk: At the beginning of the episode, Angelica asks Drew and Charlotte where babies come from. Drew and Charlotte agree to tell her the truth... but chicken out and tell her she hatched from a stork's egg.
* YouJustHadToSayIt: When Chuckie tells Tommy, Phil, and Lil that if they weren't babies, they could go outside and find a stork's egg themselves. Tommy, Phil, and Lil all stare at him upon hearing this, and then Chuckie sighs unhappily and says, "I'll get the screwdriver.".
'''Circus Angelicus:'''
The babies stage a circus after they are forced to leave a real one due to Chuckie's fear of clowns.
'''The Stork:'''
Angelica, informed that babies come from stork eggs, passes this on to the babies, who find an egg and try to hatch a baby brother for Tommy.
!! "Circus Angelicus" provides examples of:
* CircusEpisode: Angry that she had to leave the circus due to the babies' crying, Angelica stages her own circus in Tommy's backyard.
* CreativeClosingCredits: Circus music plays during the closing credits.
* HumanCannonball: Angelica casts Chuckie as a "human candyball" in her circus.
* HypocriticalHumor: Chuckie tells the other babies why he hates clowns; they have big glasses, funny teeth, and red hair that sticks out everywhere. Chuckie has all of these same described qualities.
* ImagineSpot: Shown when the babies imagine Angelica's circus as a real one.
* {{Malaproper}}: Angelica pronounces "cannonball" as "candyball".
* OffModel: Near the end of the episode, Chuckie, although wearing a circus costume during the entire rest of the scene, [[http://rugrats.wikia.com/wiki/File:CircusAngelicus-ChuckiesBlueShirtGoof.JPG is briefly visible in his regular blue shirt]] in the shot when he is speaking to Tommy about the circus being fun after.
* SarcasmBlind: This exchange;
-->'''Chuckie:''' Angelica, isn't there something easy I can do?\\
'''Angelica:''' Oh, sure. Come see the Amazing Chuckie take a nap, play in the sand and eat cookies.\\
'''Chuckie:''' Yeah, that'd work!\\
'''Angelica:''' Oh, just forget it!
* SeesawCatapult: When Chuckie can't remember what he's supposed to do, Angelica tries to explain it to him by sitting on one end of a seesaw. Phil and Lil then jump onto the other end, launching her into the air.
* SharkPool: When trying to figure out an act for Chuckie in her circus, Angelica assembles a ramp so that Chuckie can ride a tricycle over Tommy's kiddie pool. Chuckie doesn't even make it up the ladder.
* StartMyOwn: When Angelica complains about the circus she went to, Drew tells her that if she ran the circus, she could do everything her own way. Angelica decides to do just that.
* ToiletHumor: On their way out of the circus, an elephant poops in front of the entrance, and Didi very nearly steps in it. On the way back home, Didi complains to Stu about how unsanitary circuses are.
* TrashTheSet: Near the end of the episode, Phil and Lil launch Angelica into the air, causing the circus tent to come crashing down.
* WoundedGazelleGambit: The only reason why Tommy was crying was to back Chuckie up so Chuckie wouldn't suffer the burden of being the only baby crying in the circus.
!! "The Stork" provides examples of:
* AdultFear: Despite not being adults, the babies fear when the egg they found gets into the kitchen as Stu and Drew are preparing an omelette.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Tommy is very protective of the egg he found, seeing it as his little brother, which he named "Milton".
* DeliveryStork: When Angelica asks Drew and Charlotte where babies come from, they tell her that the stork delivers eggs.
* {{Hammerspace}}: Phil takes the trope literally when the babies are trying to figure out what to do with a bird's egg that they've found:
-->'''Phil''' (''pulls a toy mallet from his shirt''): Let's hatch it!
* HumanLadder: The babies form one to get the egg out of the nest in the tree.
* HypocriticalHumor: At the beginning of the episode, Angelica is seen slurping her spaghetti. Drew then tells her not to slurp, and when he slurps some of his spaghetti, he tells her, "On second thought, your way's fine".
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Howard is seen knitting and keeping to himself as Didi and Betty become immersed in watching a pro football game.
* ParentalBonus: In the B-plot of this episode, Didi and Betty watch, according to them, a game of football between Washington and Buffalo. Didi, at one point, name-drops a player named "Henderson"; [[https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/H/HendJe20.htm Jerome Henderson was indeed playing for the Buffalo Bills at the time the episode aired]] (the episode debuting on October 23, 1993).
* ShoutOut: Near the end of the episode, when the egg hatches, Tommy tells Phil, "He ain't ugly, he's my brother!", referencing the ''The Hollies'' song, "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".
* TheTalk: At the beginning of the episode, Angelica asks Drew and Charlotte where babies come from. Drew and Charlotte agree to tell her the truth... but chicken out and tell her she hatched from a stork's egg.
* YouJustHadToSayIt: When Chuckie tells Tommy, Phil, and Lil that if they weren't babies, they could go outside and find a stork's egg themselves. Tommy, Phil, and Lil all stare at him upon hearing this, and then Chuckie sighs unhappily and says, "I'll get the screwdriver.".
