‘A Rugrats Chanukah’ Special 🕎 FULL EPISODE in 5 Minutes! | NickRewind
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- “A Maccababy’s gotta do what a Maccababy’s gotta do!” Rewatch ‘A Rugrats Chanukah’ Special in just 5 MINUTES! Celebrate with Tommy, Chuckie, Angelica, Phil, and Lil as they listen to this classic retelling of the Miracle of Chanukah.
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The single best representation of Ashkenazi Judaism in animation. It warms my heart to watch this every year.
True
This wasn't 2002! With eight crazy nights!
@@summerjonz That's barely a Hanukkah movie, let alone a representation of Ashkenazis.
Now, if only there was more representation of a Sephardi Hanukkah.
@@gabe_s_videos Revelation 2:9 KJV
I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.
Anyone else feel bad for the other old man that was clashing with Boris? I was too young to grasp what he was saying then but now I realize he basically admitted he was jealous of Boris's family because he never had kids and now continuously regrets it in his old age. Man I forgot how deep this show could get.
Exactly. As a kid, you miss that level, but that is sort of the moral of the story for the adults - Boris envied Shlomo's business, and Shlomo envied Boris's family, and both assumed the other had a better life. Also, I appreciate the fact that they imply that Shlomo's "fancy pants business" is in fact a business that makes fancy pants.
I never realized Schlomo was played by Fyvush Finkel, a great Yiddish theatre actor.
Ay Caramba !!
I can say, without hesitation, that I learned so much about Judaism when I was a little kid watching Rugrats. I was raised in a baptist household, and there were no Jewish people around where I lived growing up. So watching this show was my first and most detailed exposure to the Jewish religion (as well as Ashkenazi culture). Even years later, I still remember the Passover episode and Stu half-heartedly reciting the Four Questions.
U can learn more about Jews in the Bible.
@@brittanymartin6122 Read it later. Made me an atheist.
This and the Passover episodes were always my favourite :DD
Don’t close the... door ☹️
So you like celebrating the murder of infants?
My all time favourite Rugrats special, it was how I got know about Hanukkah and Jewish religion in the first place. Every time the Rugrats all referred Shlomo as “The Meanie of Hanukkah” gets me every time 😄 but it turns out Shlomo wasn’t actually “The Meanie of Hanukkah” after all, he was just playing the evil Greek king Antiochus for the Hanukkah play with Boris and the two had a long time rivalry.
My favourite parts of the Rugrats Hanukkah special was when the Rugrats were doing the story of Hanukkah in their imagination and the ending where both Shlomo and Boris finished the reading the Hanukkah storybook to the Rugrats backstage and putting their differences aside by singing a Hebrew song together as reformed friends to the audience, that was a such a heartwarming moment ❤️
Mine too.
"Wow, this is woser than our room"
"I don't know Philip. I can still see the floor"
🤣
This episode and the Passover episode are my favorite episodes of Rugrats.
Mine too. Even though I was born Christian, I still have a major respect for Jewish culture and religion, and I don’t think I ever would’ve if I never grew up with this show.
they will never extinguish our light!
While I had Jewish friends growing up, as a Christian child, this special really is what introduced me to Judaism and the story of Hanukkah. I haven't watched it in years, but I have very fond memories of watching it as a kid. Also, the whole "I broke a 'shin' because of you!" line cracks me up to this day. I didn't get why it was funny when I was a kid, but now that I'm older, it's hilarious. :)
And yet they refused to mention Jesus during the Christmas episode.
amwfan88 I hate jew
@@Thoralmir They did have the Nativity scene in the Christmas episode.
@@Thoralmir
It's almost like a holiday with no substance to it is easily commercialized.
Research "metzitzah b'peh" you clown... read the Talmud... they don't like you, idk why you like them lol
I never noticed as a kid, but the menorah in the story has seven spots instead of nine. That’s good attention to detail and I respect that.
It's like this episode conveys the love and comfort of a grandparent
Rugrats did such a great job at exploring different holidays. Also great was the kwanza special. They did such a great job at exploring the holidays and explaining them to children in a way that isn’t necessarily dumbed down but rather in a way that if in class teachers asked if they knew what Hanukkah or kwanza was kids had a frame of reference.
Kwanza is a made up holiday by Ron Karenga-a Marxist professor. Africans never celebrated such a thing.
Tommy's laugh at the end was off the charts adorable!
It’s crazy that a grown woman did his voice! It sounds just like a baby
This certainly was a breakthrough in network television, back then tv shows doing other holidays besides Christmas and Easter was something that was unheard of.
It really helped that one of the Rugrats creator’s mom was Jewish.
Man if only cartoons where still this way !
Love this episode. Gives me a really good glimpse of Jewish culture and why they celebrate the holiday.
I'm bloody CRYING right now.😭For 5 minutes of a 11 minute special, they kept a lot of important and emotionally touching parts
22 minutes but yeah these 5 standout, tho we are missing out on some classic jewish humor.
I came back to this years later expecting to be able to riff over it and have a few laughs, but this is genuinely a good, simplified telling of the story and meaning behind the holiday, especially for all the kids growing up who probably had no idea what Judaism was.
I love Rugrats!! I love this episode along with Finsterella and Reptar on Ice.
U look like a big yeet boy
Phillip: wow this is worse than our room huh Lillian
Lillian: I don't know about that Phillip I can still see the floor.
@Game Over yes.
"It's not Ha-nukah it's Chanukah you have to Chhhaaa, when you say it."
It was more like:
"Those candles aren't for Tommy's birthday! They're for... (hacking) CHHANUKAH!"
"Harmonica?"
"CHANUKAH! You have to (hack) when you say it!"
@@ZakWolf *pronounces it with the "ch" in "chocolate"
Honestly love the part when Tommy and his soldiers envision themselves as warriors lol
i said as joke that I’d rather have this than 8 crazy nights. Im not joking anymore this is genuinely good
The one thing about this episode that mislead me was the way they sang that Oh Hanukkah song. I grew up thinking it was supposed to be a somber and haunting dirge when in reality it's a cheerful party song :p
I remember this episode.
Man, I miss proper television 😢
This was actually the first new episode after the original 65 was made. When I first watched it, I was quite shocked at some of the voices sounding different especially, Tommy and Didi. Tommy now sounded more Babyish, and Didi now sounded too nice. I thought the voice actors changed, but no, they were still the same ones (E.G. Daily and Melanie Chartoff respectively).
really want me in this
The animation is pretty different here compared to previous and subsequent episodes, with a darker mood akin to Klasky-Csupo's other Nicktoon of the time, "AAAHH! Real Monsters." Probably because this was the first new "Rugrats" episode since the original 65 episodes.
I see you in every videos
As a kid, I would’ve never understood this episode
Same here
You’re everywhere how are you in every video
Me neither. 🙂 I liked the episode as a kid but I loved this even more as an adult. Very touching and informative for a children's show 😊
Glad to see you here bro
It’s a Jewish holiday Jewish people keep
ah... the classic rugrats, grew up watching this when my family could afford cable back then.
This is beautiful. Exodus is one of the great stories of humanity. Sadly, we enlightened, modern people have decided to conpletely disregard the stories that built us because talking about God is scary.
You can also find feast dedication in the apocrypha 1 Maccabees 4:56-59 and 2 maccabees 2:9& 2:19
They cut out the part where Phil pretends to be a ghost to try to scare the meanie of Hanukkah but ends up walking into a table 🤣 I remember watching and laughing so hard when you see Phil be like, "OooOoooO 👻" and then BAM, he walks into the table 🤣
I loved these episodes the most. I was entertained but also got to be educated on a history that I knew little about.
Love this episode
So interesting how I was young and didn’t really payed attention to the story. So beautiful 😻 it was and still is.
0:25 They better have apple sauce with those potato pancakes
Maybe you could upload 5 minute episode clips of Christmas specials from different Nicktoons. Some could be Rugrats: Babies in Toyland, CatDog: A Very CatDog Christmas, Angry Beavers: Gift Hoarse, Rocket Power: Rocket X-mas, Hey Arnold: Arnold's Christmas, Doug: Doug's Christmas Story, Rocko's Modern Christmas, Jimmy Neutron: Holly Jolly Jimmy, etc.
I remember when I was a kid how shocked I was to see a Holocaust reference in a Rugrats episode
My favorite episode
I felt the Chanukah episode was underplayed while the writers went all out on the Christmas episode.
Don’t get me wrong Jewish friends but Christmas >>>>>
ka92010rock I prefer to live in a world where all tv holiday specials are given equal treatment. Not one being greater than the other. It’s 2020 soon to be 2021 for goodness sake
@@277imperator Prior to the vaccine rollout, the whole world was openly told about Epstein, they were told what this world is really like and who runs it. Nothing is hidden right now, all who have eyes to see and ears to hear can see it for what it is if they want to. We have the internet.
So, I ask: if one took this vaccine, did they truly not know what they were doing?
Is a man who voluntarily shuts his eyes, truly blind?
@@277imperator As a kid I was just happy to see Chanukah represented tbh. I can't remember any other animated show doing a Jewish holiday special
Man i ❤ Rugrats
This is worser than our room huh Lilian.
I don't Phillip I can still see the floor.
Why am I watching this? I'm not even Jewish!
It's faith, not religion. Because of this feeling it is proof to show that regardless of who we are, or what we are, we are all the same in the end. We are brothers and we are sisters.
I’m not even Jewish too lol
@@andresrios9855 I’m Jewish and I totally agree, we are all equal
well tbf if you're Christian or Muslim, Maccabees Revolt was a huge part of what defines Early Christianity. It was the violent side of something that had been going on for a centuries: The mixture of Jewish and Greek theology, philosophy, and ideas in general.
😃 Its a great episode! I'm catholic and I love these episodes. Rugrats and Hey Arnold introduced me to these holidays and religious practices as a kid. It was pretty cool 😁
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem
Anyone else think it’s adorable how Angelica goes to the grandpa and he comfort Angelica even those they are not related
Nostalgia
I love the rugrats
Please make Babies in Toyland FULL EPISODE in 5 Minutes! please!
I love at episodes
I use to think it was mecha babies like robots lol
THE TIDE HAS TURNED, YOU PUSKUNYUK
Ben Simon Dil We Meet Again Aired On January 15, 2020.
@@LuigiLaitinen Post Malone Circles and Shaggy When She Loves Me was released on January 27, 2003.
3:40 I'm winging it here. Give me a break. hahaha
lol
I watched this special. Even though I’m not Jewish.
Yeah I really like that they included this.
I’m not even Jewish too lol
look!!! the story of the Maccabees, when Antiochus IV Epiphanes put a pig in the temple and a statue of Zeus, it is great that in Rugrats they will adapt it.
Admit it, without rugrats, we wouldn't know what chanukah or passover is?
Both are Jewish holidays
You likely would’ve learned about in elementary school at some point where you have to learn about other cultures.
@@ranelgallardo7031 I love the Jews they are the heart of the world
I got taught in the first grade what Hanukkah was.
looks intresting
Oopsies oopsies
It's too bad that the show never explored Boris and Minka's home country, Russia. They did 2 Jewish episodes, but nothing about Russia.
Lol
*SHUT UP ALL THAT CRYING, ANGELICA, OR I WILL GIVE YOU SOMETHING TO CRY ABOUT!* YOU BIG BABY!
Trivia: The symbol in Tommy’s shield is the Star of David
Pablo312 that’s right. Also Tommy And Dil (before he was born) are part Hebrew from Didi’s Side
MegaMr46 also it’s a cartoon
MegaMr46 Actually technically Hebrew is a LANGUAGE, not a people (anymore). It was confirmed in the Passover special that Boris is actually RUSSIAN and Minka is from what is now known as Lithuania.
Actually it's the Star of Remphan, it has nothing to do with David. The real symbol of the Jewish people is the Menorah but other, heretical sects used the hexagram as their symbol of faith.
Trivia: there is no historical connection whatsoever between David and the hexagram.
I love rug rats but I especially love the pesach one I also like this one to tho
oh wow an actual oil menorah
Where was Drew Charlotte howard and Betty or Susie during all this
They always treated the pickles house as a daycare
I'm not Jewish but potato pancakes are pretty good.
0:48, 0:50
It came from the first episode of Season 4.
Yes, it did.
No encuentro este episodio en español
shlomo looks like meester hoose
Does anyone know if a giant menorah like that exists?
I wish it was the full episode
It's on CZcams. You can search up the Rugrats Chanukah on CZcams and it should show up on your results.
@@loganbigmo that's what I did and couldn't find a full episode.
@@batyaseguin6307 Idk what to tell you. I searched it and immediately found a full episode.
@@batyaseguin6307 try "joey cavalari rugrats"
@@loganbigmo are you able to share it on here in the comments ?
1:05 who are you calling old man old man
What's your favorite holiday episode from Rugrats?
Definitely Passover
@@Randomark3087 awesome, me too!!
My mom and auntie grew up with this
Hanukkah harry
me being a jewish girl this really made my dday
Volume 13
Season 4 Episode 1
Only as an adult do I spot puns like the
"Maccababies". Only rugrats would throw the name of an somewhat obscure Israelite group that most Jews and Christians probably don't know much about. I think only some Bibles even mention the Maccabees
As a jew, we do know who the Maccabees were. We celebrate their victory over the Greek Seleucid Empire during the 8 days of Hanukah every year. Ironically, the books of Maccabees isn't a part of our Tanakh or Jewish biblical canon. From what I've read, Roman Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, and Georgian Orthodox Christians have these books a part of their biblical canon.
@@jackgorfinkel9360 Its not in the Protestant old testament but I think you're right about it being in the Catholic religion.
Everyone should watch the documentary “ Europa The Last Battle “ for a more in depth look at the history of this special Holiday! 😃
Google tells me that's a neo-Nazi film. Why are people who are checking out Rugrats Chanukah upvoting this comment?
Dude come on, this is a children’s show
Oy.
*_Vey_*
Kamala Harris told me that Hanukkah was about photons.
Schlomo is actually meester hoose
ישראלים..?
Hanakkah is the feast of dedication in the apocrypha also the messiah Who name is Yahawashi mentioned it
John 10:22 ¶ And it was at Hierusalem the feast of the dedication, & it was winter.
This was the first time i ever heard a Bible story as a child
Until 7th grade and i heard about Jesus
Im having the hard time telling the difference from Jewish religion and jewish ethnicity. Judaism originates in Israel. And the Israelites were often called hebrews or Jews. So if someone is ethnically jewish does that mean there ethnical Israeli (Hebrew/Israelite)? Im NOT against jews or anything. Im just curious.
Don’t you mean Hanukkah
oy vey
Christmas and Thanksgiving
I'm against antisemitism in solidarity with the Palestinians and Yemenites plight!!!
BeeDeeS to y'all eh... Ü
That crap just needs to be split too. It’s Stupid why can’t they just share the land.
This episode is the season 4 opener and the start of the black-letter title card era in which the animation style is drastically changed. Unfortunately the show lost most of its charm moving forward.
At first I didn't get it, But I feel sorry for schloemer. All his life he never settled never got marred or start a family. His Taylor business was all he had
"Evil Kingdom".
.....you know some things...don't ya?
444
i love hanokha its like the Jewish craismes
catholic
Fancy pants instead of having children. Many such cases. Sad!
No romance without finance.
Are these just lying or there are real evidences of that????????????????