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** Not really, you can buy thermisters ten a penny (well not literally, but they are cheap) from any electronics hobbyist shop. Infra-red cameras are surprisingly cheap as well.
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[[WMG: Didi is half-adopted.]]
That is, one of her parents is her step-parent who adopted her after marrying her biological parent. Her younger brother Ben who appeared in two episodes is explicitly stated to be her ''half''-brother. Additionally, while Ben resembles both Boris and Minka, Didi's thin frame and small facial features are nothing like the rest of her family. Because she shares curly hair and a need for glasses with Minka, it's probably Boris who is the step-parent.
That is, one of her parents is her step-parent who adopted her after marrying her biological parent. Her younger brother Ben who appeared in two episodes is explicitly stated to be her ''half''-brother. Additionally, while Ben resembles both Boris and Minka, Didi's thin frame and small facial features are nothing like the rest of her family. Because she shares curly hair and a need for glasses with Minka, it's probably Boris who is the step-parent.
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[[WMG: Stu occasionaly sells some of his inventions]]
To [[LooneyTunes A.C.M.E.]] It would wrap up nicely why, with his crap job, they still live like rich middle class. One [[WileECoyoteandtheRoadRunner customer]] though.
To [[LooneyTunes A.C.M.E.]] It would wrap up nicely why, with his crap job, they still live like rich middle class. One [[WileECoyoteandtheRoadRunner customer]] though.
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[[WMG: Tommy is a [[DoctorWho Time Lord.]]]]
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[[WMG: Tommy is a [[DoctorWho [[Series/DoctorWho Time Lord.]]]]
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[[WMG: All Growed Up is different from ''AllGrownUp'' because that's how the babies wanted to be when they grew up]]
They explains the plot differences, voice differences, and personality differences. However we don't always grow up the way we wanted to.
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[[WMG: Tommy is a Time Lord.]]
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[[WMG: Tommy is a [[DoctorWho Time Lord.]]]]]]
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Really? Nobody's suggested this before? He even has his own screwdriver!
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Really? Nobody's suggested this before? He even has his own screwdriver!
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* Charlotte?
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* Charlotte?Charlotte?
[[WMG: Tommy is a Time Lord.]]
Really? Nobody's suggested this before? He even has his own screwdriver!
[[WMG: Tommy is a Time Lord.]]
Really? Nobody's suggested this before? He even has his own screwdriver!
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* Angelica's manifestation of white guilt:
Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
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* Angelica's manifestation of white guilt:
guilt: Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
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Angelica\'s imaginaaaaaation.
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Angelica's manifestation of white guilt:
Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
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*Angelica's manifestation of white guilt:
Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
** Alternatively, it's possible to read Angelica as a tragic figure in the grip of the dark feminine power, while Susie can be explained as the 'light alter ego' that Angelica doesn't consciously know she's lost access to. To Angelica, Susie is the kind of girl she imagines she'd be if she actually had the love and support of her family - while Angelica controls the imaginary Rugrats and attempts to dominate them, Susie is what Angelica might have been if she'd had the chance to love and be loved instead of immersing herself in make-believe.
Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
** Alternatively, it's possible to read Angelica as a tragic figure in the grip of the dark feminine power, while Susie can be explained as the 'light alter ego' that Angelica doesn't consciously know she's lost access to. To Angelica, Susie is the kind of girl she imagines she'd be if she actually had the love and support of her family - while Angelica controls the imaginary Rugrats and attempts to dominate them, Susie is what Angelica might have been if she'd had the chance to love and be loved instead of immersing herself in make-believe.
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The only problem I run into is that I can't find an Angelica in the parents' group.
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The only problem I run into is that I can't find an Angelica in the parents' group.group.
*Charlotte?
*Charlotte?
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*Also, Doctor Lipschitz and the psychiatrist the family visits in "Mama Trauma" are actually specialists helping Didi deal with the loss of her child, rather than a child pyschologist. After all, a woman who is so obsessed with her child's actions that she would drag him to a shrink doesn't seem likely to let that same child wander out of her sight constantly.
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*This makes a lot of sense if you consider the insane adventures that the babies have, mostly when Angelica's not around--they do things that would kill any normal baby, and their parents never notice they've gone missing. Imagine that the babies are toys Angelica plays with when she's at her aunt and uncle's, and when she's not there she's imagining them having crazy adventures. When she is there, she's mostly in charge of the situation.
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I was just thinking about it and realized that it could make a lot of sense if they all were just sort of the same dynamic when they were younger even if the roles don't plot out perfectly to their children so the Rugrats themselves are sort of like a repeat generation.
Tommy-Betty
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I was just thinking about it and realized that it you can distinctly see the relationship between the adults too. It could make a lot of sense if they all were just sort of the same dynamic when they were younger even if the roles don't plot out perfectly to their children so the Rugrats themselves are sort of like a repeat generation.
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At the end of the episode, the younger characters were shown to be in bed when Angelica was on a desert planet. This could also explain the show's declining quality because all episodes after that are the increasingly incoherent fantasies of a three-year-old who is slowly dying of dehydration.
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At the end of the episode, the younger characters were shown to be in bed when Angelica was on a desert planet. This could also explain the show's declining quality because all episodes after that are the increasingly incoherent fantasies of a three-year-old who is slowly dying of dehydration.dehydration.
[[WMG: The parents of the title characters initially had the same dynamic as their kids when they were babies.]]
I was just thinking about it and realized that it could make a lot of sense if they all were just sort of the same dynamic when they were younger even if the roles don't plot out perfectly to their children so the Rugrats themselves are sort of like a repeat generation.
Tommy-Betty
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Phil and Lil-Stu and Drew
The only problem I run into with is is that I can't find an Angelica in the parents' group.
[[WMG: The parents of the title characters initially had the same dynamic as their kids when they were babies.]]
I was just thinking about it and realized that it could make a lot of sense if they all were just sort of the same dynamic when they were younger even if the roles don't plot out perfectly to their children so the Rugrats themselves are sort of like a repeat generation.
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Phil and Lil-Stu and Drew
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* Also, this is sort of canon, considering the line in one episode of AllGrownUp where Lil said something along the lines of "I wonder what Dil would be like if we hadn't dropped him on his head" while Tommy was spying on them with his digital camera ( ItMakesSenseInContext )
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During the events of the episode "Toy Palace" (Where Tommy and Chuckie are locked inside a toy store after hours), the series forks into two {{Alternate Universe}}s; one where both Tommy and Chuckie are reunited with their dads, and one where only Chuckie is, as Tommy stumbles into the fully functional toy time machine and is sent forward in time to several years after the events of StarTrekTheOriginalSeries; where he's taken into the care of a new family, takes on a new name given, and grows up to be the captain of the Enterprise-D.
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During the events of the episode "Toy Palace" (Where Tommy and Chuckie are locked inside a toy store after hours), the series forks into two {{Alternate Universe}}s; one where both Tommy and Chuckie are reunited with their dads, and one where only Chuckie is, as Tommy stumbles into the fully functional toy time machine and is sent forward in time to several years after the events of StarTrekTheOriginalSeries; where he's taken into the care of a new family, takes on a new name given, and grows up to be the captain of the Enterprise-D.Enterprise-D.
[[WMG: The Rugrats really were taken aboard an alien spacecraft.]]
At the end of the episode, the younger characters were shown to be in bed when Angelica was on a desert planet. This could also explain the show's declining quality because all episodes after that are the increasingly incoherent fantasies of a three-year-old who is slowly dying of dehydration.
[[WMG: The Rugrats really were taken aboard an alien spacecraft.]]
At the end of the episode, the younger characters were shown to be in bed when Angelica was on a desert planet. This could also explain the show's declining quality because all episodes after that are the increasingly incoherent fantasies of a three-year-old who is slowly dying of dehydration.
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In reality, Chuckie died along with his mother, which is why Chaz is such a nervous wreck. Tommy was stillborn which causes Stu to sit in the basement making toys for his son that never had a chance to live, and the DeVilles had an abortion. Angelica couldn't decide whether the unborn child would be male or female and thus simply invented the same character in her head twice with different genders.
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In reality, Chuckie died along with his mother, which is why Chaz is such a nervous wreck. Tommy was stillborn which causes Stu to sit in the basement making toys for his son that never had a chance to live, and the DeVilles [=DeVilles=] had an abortion. Angelica couldn't decide whether the unborn child would be male or female and thus simply invented the same character in her head twice with different genders.
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Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.Angelica.
[[WMG: Tommy is [[StarTrekTheNextGeneration Jean-Luc Picard]]]]
During the events of the episode "Toy Palace" (Where Tommy and Chuckie are locked inside a toy store after hours), the series forks into two {{Alternate Universe}}s; one where both Tommy and Chuckie are reunited with their dads, and one where only Chuckie is, as Tommy stumbles into the fully functional toy time machine and is sent forward in time to several years after the events of StarTrekTheOriginalSeries; where he's taken into the care of a new family, takes on a new name given, and grows up to be the captain of the Enterprise-D.
[[WMG: Tommy is [[StarTrekTheNextGeneration Jean-Luc Picard]]]]
During the events of the episode "Toy Palace" (Where Tommy and Chuckie are locked inside a toy store after hours), the series forks into two {{Alternate Universe}}s; one where both Tommy and Chuckie are reunited with their dads, and one where only Chuckie is, as Tommy stumbles into the fully functional toy time machine and is sent forward in time to several years after the events of StarTrekTheOriginalSeries; where he's taken into the care of a new family, takes on a new name given, and grows up to be the captain of the Enterprise-D.
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Chuckie's supposedly imaginary friend from the episode "My Friend Barney" really was an invisible boy who lived in a castle and when to "prisom" because he didn't eat his vegetables.
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Chuckie's supposedly imaginary friend from the episode "My Friend Barney" really was an invisible boy who lived in a castle and when went to "prisom" because he didn't eat his vegetables.
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[[WMG: [[Barney Barney is real]]
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Chuckie's supposedly imaginary friend from the episode "My Friend Barney" really was an invisible boy who lived in a castle and when to "prisom" because he didn't eat his vegetables.
Chuckie's supposedly imaginary friend from the episode "My Friend Barney" really was an invisible boy who lived in a castle and when to "prisom" because he didn't eat his vegetables.
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In the first movie, after he's born, all the newborn babies in the hospital are, like the Rugrats, able to talk to each other. Dill does not speak at first, and then barely ever communicates anything to the other babies for the rest of the series. He's a baby even to the babies. The All Grown Up series issued a {{Retcon}}, making Dill just "weird" instead of mentally disabled.
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In the first movie, after he's born, all the newborn babies in the hospital are, like the Rugrats, able to talk to each other. Dill does not speak at first, and then barely ever communicates anything to the other babies for the rest of the series. He's a baby even to the babies. The All Grown Up series issued a {{Retcon}}, making Dill just "weird" instead of mentally disabled.disabled.
[[WMG: The babies in Rugrats don't exist and are products of Angelica's imagination because her mother ignores her and her relationship with her father is shallow and parasitic.]]
In reality, Chuckie died along with his mother, which is why Chaz is such a nervous wreck. Tommy was stillborn which causes Stu to sit in the basement making toys for his son that never had a chance to live, and the DeVilles had an abortion. Angelica couldn't decide whether the unborn child would be male or female and thus simply invented the same character in her head twice with different genders.
Angelica's manifestation of white guilt:
Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
[[WMG: The babies in Rugrats don't exist and are products of Angelica's imagination because her mother ignores her and her relationship with her father is shallow and parasitic.]]
In reality, Chuckie died along with his mother, which is why Chaz is such a nervous wreck. Tommy was stillborn which causes Stu to sit in the basement making toys for his son that never had a chance to live, and the DeVilles had an abortion. Angelica couldn't decide whether the unborn child would be male or female and thus simply invented the same character in her head twice with different genders.
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Susie, the first black Rugrat, is, more or less, the exact opposite of Angelica.
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In the first movie, after he's born, all the newborn babies in the hospital are, like the Rugrats, able to talk to each other. Dill does not speak at first, and then barely ever communicates anything to the other babies for the rest of the series. He's a baby even to the babies. The All Grown Up series retconned this, making Dill just "weird" instead of actually mentally disabled.
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In the first movie, after he's born, all the newborn babies in the hospital are, like the Rugrats, able to talk to each other. Dill does not speak at first, and then barely ever communicates anything to the other babies for the rest of the series. He's a baby even to the babies. The All Grown Up series retconned this, issued a {{Retcon}}, making Dill just "weird" instead of actually mentally disabled.
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* Wasn't that Charlotte's first trip to the doctor since taking a home pregnancy test? I always just figured she'd gotten a false positive on the home test.test.
[[WMG: Dill was originally intended to have some form of mental retardation.]]
In the first movie, after he's born, all the newborn babies in the hospital are, like the Rugrats, able to talk to each other. Dill does not speak at first, and then barely ever communicates anything to the other babies for the rest of the series. He's a baby even to the babies. The All Grown Up series retconned this, making Dill just "weird" instead of actually mentally disabled.
[[WMG: Dill was originally intended to have some form of mental retardation.]]
In the first movie, after he's born, all the newborn babies in the hospital are, like the Rugrats, able to talk to each other. Dill does not speak at first, and then barely ever communicates anything to the other babies for the rest of the series. He's a baby even to the babies. The All Grown Up series retconned this, making Dill just "weird" instead of actually mentally disabled.
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* She could have just had a miscarriage, you know.know.
* Wasn't that Charlotte's first trip to the doctor since taking a home pregnancy test? I always just figured she'd gotten a false positive on the home test.
* Wasn't that Charlotte's first trip to the doctor since taking a home pregnancy test? I always just figured she'd gotten a false positive on the home test.
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Just from the way she says "Mommy went to the doctor this morning, and... she's ''not'' going to have a baby after all." She also got a lot of pressure and Angelica begging for her to not have the baby, and why would the doctor just think she was pregnant when she wasn't (unless it was the same one that thought Angelica "Peaches" broke her leg...)? Also [[RuleOfIndex Rule Of]] DudeNotFunny.
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Just from the way she says "Mommy went to the doctor this morning, and... she's ''not'' going to have a baby after all." She also got a lot of pressure and Angelica begging for her to not have the baby, and why would the doctor just think she was pregnant when she wasn't (unless it was the same one that thought Angelica "Peaches" broke her leg...)? Also [[RuleOfIndex Rule Of]] DudeNotFunny.DudeNotFunny.
* She could have just had a miscarriage, you know.
* She could have just had a miscarriage, you know.
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Just from the way she says "Mommy went to the doctor this morning, and... she's ''not'' going to have a baby after all." Also [[RuleOfIndex Rule Of]] DudeNotFunny.
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Just from the way she says "Mommy went to the doctor this morning, and... she's ''not'' going to have a baby after all." She also got a lot of pressure and Angelica begging for her to not have the baby, and why would the doctor just think she was pregnant when she wasn't (unless it was the same one that thought Angelica "Peaches" broke her leg...)? Also [[RuleOfIndex Rule Of]] DudeNotFunny.
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It fits into "[Miss Carol] thinks we're all little _____!!" and, well, the other curse words just don't seem strong enough for Angelica's parents to be so shocked as to not even tolerate her ignorance of what word it is, or even to want to think about it. Also RuleOfFunny.
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It fits into "[Miss Carol] thinks we're all little _____!!" and, well, the other curse words just don't seem strong enough for Angelica's parents to be so shocked as to not even tolerate her ignorance of what word it is, or even to want to think about it. Also RuleOfFunny.RuleOfFunny.
[[WMG: Charlotte had an abortion in the episode "Angelica's Worst Nightmare."]]
Just from the way she says "Mommy went to the doctor this morning, and... she's ''not'' going to have a baby after all." Also [[RuleOfIndex Rule Of]] DudeNotFunny.
[[WMG: Charlotte had an abortion in the episode "Angelica's Worst Nightmare."]]
Just from the way she says "Mommy went to the doctor this morning, and... she's ''not'' going to have a baby after all." Also [[RuleOfIndex Rule Of]] DudeNotFunny.
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How else could he have got the funding for let alone the technology to make toys that had thermal sensors?!
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[[WMG: [[CountryMatters THIS]] is the word Angelica kept using in the Miss Carol episode.]]
It fits into "[Miss Carol] thinks we're all little _____!!" and, well, the other curse words just don't seem strong enough for Angelica's parents to be so shocked as to not even tolerate her ignorance of what word it is, or even to want to think about it. Also RuleOfFunny.
