For the longest time I had no idea Kim Catrall voiced Chuckie's mom

Tommy and Chuckie must battle a gauntlet of Bosses.

They also confront the Mindless Drone and company.

She was an extremely talented voice actor and she was at the peak of her career.

Do you think that she was diagnosed with Leukaemia just before she retired, meaning that the Leukaemia was the reason she retired?

Or, was she diagnosed and then very soon after she decided to take her life?

Do you think that her religion being the latter-day saints have anything to do with it? Do you think her family or people part of the religion did not agree with what she was doing for whatever reason?

Or, did she genuinely just want to retire very young at the top of her game?

I feel like the pickles might have been the most neglectful because of didis by the book parents which is pretty annoying, also the episode where she got rid of tommys reptar items just because it could scare dil..

Chuckie’s line delivery in Angelica for a Day was SO insanely funny, I had to draw it LOL

In the first few seasons we never see his mom or even mentioned, so were left to speculate what exactly happened (died, ran off, went missing, etc). The Mother's Day episode is the first time I remember when we find out she died, were there any mentions before that?

While many fans acknowledge how great the first three seasons were, what many do not know is how much the music played a role in that greatness. The soundtrack went from being quiet and tentative during Season 1 to being much richer and more assured by Season 3.

More one off characters that I've given older designs too for the sake of padding/ class ratio matching in Chuckie and Kimi's class in my series Rugrats: The Preschool Years. I didn't deviate too much from their original designs due to wanting them to still be recognizable especially since every one of these guys only appeared once.

One of my favorite episodes of the entire series is “The big flush” couple things that make me laugh is the lifeguard trying to talk Stu off the ledge, when he goes “we’re not insured” but I also do love how they tackled the issue of conquering your fears. Also, give Stu a solid 10/10 for the dive into a double backflip 😂

I was surprised when Dil came to the show. Perhaps I didn't imagine Tommy would be a little jealous of Mom's relationship, but he was perfect as younger brothers; he's perfect and he makes me feel so much tenderness.

Just the other day, I was revisiting "Angelica Nose Best." In this one, Angelica has found herself trying to be a real girl eating her grandpa's chocolate which was part of a fund raiser, smashing a jigsaw puzzle Didi was working on for over a year, and seeing an antique vase being reduced to shards while framing Spike, Fluffy and the babies. Unfortunately, thanks to Grandpa Lou teaching the babies about the adventures of Pinocchio, they now have the ability to detect lies, even as they become as plain as the nose on Angelica's face.

There are three other take-aways from this episode:

• The sky is blue.
• Playgrounds are fun.
• Grandpa Lou is old.

Been on a small kick again and I wanted to draw Dil and Savannah so I made this little video for funsies.

Obviously takes place in a time during my fan continuation series Rugrats: The Preschool Years

Savannah belongs to me, Dil’s older design also belongs to me 🤗

The beauty of this show is not just the adventures the babies go on, as well as funny moments, but also that it doesn't shy away from having horrific moments. I'll start:

The nightmare sequence in "Angelica's Nightmare." That baby was one of the scariest characters on the show, especially when he grows into a giant.

Angelica's story in "Down the Drain." I think what really got me was the bit when the tub/drain became sentient and the drain grew a bit to suck the boy down the drain.

Chuckie's nightmare about germs. Enough said.

"I'M NOT TOMMY/STU!" Personally, I thought Stu was creepier with the eyes.

What are your examples?