@@looneysprig this show was garbo the original rugrats episodes actually have lessons and meanings that are relatable to adults as well as children that’s what makes a cartoon great
Me back then: Wow, being older is gonna be so cool! I'll have cool friends, I'll go to a great school, I'll be so awesome like these guys! Me, in high school: Ha ha, ha ha ha ha ha ha! Me, as an adult: PFFFFT HAAAAA HAHAHAHAHAHA!
If you mean in puberty way i think it can happen any age between 9-14... If you mean in maturity well girls do tend to mature faster. Also can you point me to that episode?
Erialc 🉐 Lemah Yeah that's what I meant just to afraid to say it :P but here's the episode www.animetoon.tv/all-grown-up-season-4-episode-4 this is where I watch my cartoons ;)
My mum had this playing when I turned 16 as I came down the stairs ready for school know fast forward nearly 7 years later I'm turning 23 on the 1st of November how time flys I had the pleasure to grow up with rugrats and All grown up
Tommy has short blue hair Dill is pretty dramatic Chuckie sounds like his childhood Phil also does sound like his childhood. Also love his hairpiece Lil has her hair down instead of up Kimi looks like she came from Hawaii. But my favorite hairpiece out of them is Kimis and Phil’s Angelica sounds like a teen obviously Susie has the most it
This show, Including Rugrats is half of my heart in many different ways. I wanted friends like these 8, because at school i get bullied.. I wanted to go on adventures with those friends that i dream of. My childhood always changes but 50 percent of this show and Rugrats will never change in my heart. This show is just simply underrated, and i wish more people enjoyed and still watch this masterpiece of excitement that i experienced.
I love this theme because I can relate to it because my friends and i have been friends since 2nd grade and we still are and now we are freshmen in highschool! We all said this is our theme song.
is it still your theme song please tell me you guys are all still friends please im begging for a happy ending i need a light to help me tunnel through this current darkness im trapped in
This is soooo my theme song for turning 21 ,in 4 days!! LOL!
Před 3 lety+15
God, 13 years later this started playing over and over. All I could hear was, “All grown up (I really want to shout it out), all grown up, all grown up with you!!!” -I’m here thanks to my brains weird way of remembering things.
+JOBROFAN1583 I liked it, despite the concept being generic. I mean sure the plot wasn't innovative like Rugrats, but it wasn't the travesty that people said it was
4 3 2 1!Every birthday my mom and dad would say your another year older another year wiser but i still get to go school to get an education and every day like a mini vication! All grown up! I really wanna shout it out! All grown up! I want the world to know! I really want to shout it out! All grown up! All grown up with you!
Every birthday, my mom and dad would say "You're another year older, another year wiser" But I still go to school to get an education I treat each and every day like a mini-vacation! "All Grown Up", I really wanna shout it out! "All Grown Up", I want the world to know! "All Grown Up", I really wanna shout it out! All Grown Up with you! All Grown Up with... you...
Grover: Hello, every-bodeee! Ernie: Somebody come and play. Prairie: Okay! Ernie: Somebody come and play today. Grover: Somebody come and play some games. Prairie: And sing the songs. Bert: And play along. Ernie: Somebody come and play today. (Bert, Ernie and Prairie laugh) Grover: It's going to be so much fun! Ernie: Somebody come and play with me, oh, I can hardly wait! Prairie: Ah-yi-yi-yi-yi-yi! Ernie: There's so much to do together on our playdate! (Laughs) Grover: Everybody now! All: Somebody come and play. Somebody come and play today. Somebody come and join the fun. There's lots of room for everyone. Somebody come and play today. Play with me Sesame!! (Cheering)
@MrTsquared88: The show was great, no doubt, but how long do you think they could've kept it up? The series was introduced in 1991, following a 1990 pilot, and already had lost a chunk of its original writers (Craig Bartlett went on to do Hey Arnold! and Paul Germain went on to do Disney's Recess) by the time the first hiatus for the series took place. Remember, the series did take a hiatus in between the Paul Germain seasons and the post-Dil and Kimi seasons. It was during that hiatus that the show continued to show the same level of popularity as it had during the original seasons, which brought forth the movie trilogy. From 1998 on, Dil became a fixture in the show, regardless of how much he was a poop joke factory that hampered Tommy's effectiveness as leader, which--along with Chuckie's apparent need for motherly influence--prompted Kimi to basically be a female equivalent to Tommy for the last four seasons (2000-2004). Seriously, I am not trying to knock on Dil or Kimi (at least with Dil, the dislike for him is summed up thusly: The synopsis for Rugrats is that it's about "talking babies who go on misadventures" and Dil can do neither [he cannot talk outside of typical baby gibberish, nor can he even move without help from the others]), but once they showed up, the show did have a dip in quality. In truth, even bringing in almost-perfect Susie as a foil for Angelica in between the first and second seasons was in itself a drop in quality, because it basically brings in a "Lila" type of character to counter Angelica being "Helga"-like (which is fitting, since Craig Bartlett assisted Paul Germain in Angelica's creation, which resulted in her having similarities to the Pataki girl). It was effectively saying that, because the show had to maintain some semblance of status quo, Angelica could never learn from her mistakes, nor stay nice for too long, simply due to her role as the primary antagonist. Yet, what happened as the series progressed? Angelica actually softened and became more bearable to be around ("New Kid in Town" actually has her standing up for the babies against a bully named Josh who's even worse than she is, "Moving Away" has her directly state that she does like the babies deep down, and the movies themselves reaffirm that she does care for the babies as much as she torments them), which in turn, regressed Susie to background status. Anyway, to save the show from the axe after introducing two more characters (Angelica's assistant Harold [her "Jonathan" of sorts made his appearance in the second-to-last season of the original series] and her school rival/rich bitch Savannah Shane [who was made using the Samantha character template from the spin-off's pilot]), execs ran with the idea from the "All Grow'd Up" pilot (which was the highest-rated Rugrats episode ever, thereby making the higher-ups think of it as a proof-of-concept to make the spin-off) and aged up the Rugrats ten years, thus turning them from adventurous toddlers to drama-laden tweens. Let's face it, as much as we didn't want them to, the Rugrats had to grow up at some point and AGU was the result of it. The characters' overall personalities didn't change all too much and the changes that did happen fit the characters perfectly--Tommy now had a full head of hair and continued his newfound passion for movie-making (Angelica had given him his first camera in the "Babies in Toyland" Christmas special aired during the last Rugrats seasons), Lil kept trying to find a common ground between her old self as Phil's equally gross twin and her new self as a far more girly girl, Phil pretty much stayed the same since he was the one who didn't mature as fast as the others, Dil was finally given a personality that made him the alien-loving oddball of the group (due to the twins dropping him on his head when they were Rugrats), Kimi was always changing her look but tried to merge her Japanese ancestry with her American-led lifestyle, Susie was trying to break free of her squeaky clean image yet still remained "the good girl" of the franchise, Angelica became nicer (Chuckie was shown hanging around her, Susie, and Harold more) but still kept her spoiled attitude, Harold kept his blissful ignorance regarding Angelica's more selfish motivations but actually spoke up a few times when even he felt something had gone too far, and Chuckie had admonished most of his old fears but replaced them with any geek's typical fear of girls (he still was able to communicate with Kimi, Lil, Susie, and even Angelica on a semi-regular basis when he wasn't chilling with Tommy and Phil or being a fellow dork alongside Harold)--but yet, the show didn't do as well as hoped and only lasted five seasons (2003-2006) in comparison to the original Rugrats' decades of airtime (1991-2004).
***** Blame the execs on seeing the ratings for "All Growed Up" as proof positive for making a new series based on the tween 'Rats. Hey Arnold was actually meant to get the same treatment, per the Jungle Movie sequel to the save-the-neighborhood film (the Jungle Movie was actually meant to be the theatrical film, with the save-the-neighborhood movie meant to be a TV special), leading into "The Pataki's" series focusing on a teenage Helga's life without Arnold (they would unite at the end of the series and finally become official as a couple, because after the Jungle Movie - in which he finds his parents and finally giving Helga a positive answer to her own previous confession from the earlier movie by kissing her back - Arnold was to stay in San Lorenzo in order to get re-acquainted with his birth parents, Miles and Stella).
Actually Rugrats stopped production in 1994 after Nickelodeon split from MTV Networks. Viacom(who purchased Nick in 1995) ordered production to resume in 1996. But when they tried to get some of the original writers, Paul Germain and Sharon Duffy refused due to the inane plot devices, terrible new characters and BAD, horrible juvenile writing Viacom's own new team of writers were pitching. And the show's original head writer Andy Houts was battling leukemia. After he lost his battle in 1997, Germaine and Duffy walked away from the show. And were replaced. Cree Summer actually pitched the original idea for All Grown Up in 1999. Originally called "Rugrats: The Tween Years" to Network execs who TRIED to convince Viacom to develop a test episode. But Viacom wanted to keep doing what they had been doing the past year and a half: Continuing milking the Rugrats for all they were worth using their name to make money. After Rugrats in Paris underpeformed at the box office, Viacom finally relented and let the newly named "All Growed Up" Special get produced. When the 3rd Rugrats filmed bombed, Nickelodeon finally had ENOUGH of Rugrats and officially stopped production of the series in favor of All Grown Up. All Grown Up actually did VERY well and ran for 4 years. The reason why it didn't have much success as Rugrats is because it wasn't milked like Rugrats was and was underpromoted and under marketed. Production stopped in 2007.
+TherealRNO While I can see that this must've taken a long time to write, I disagree with you on the point that Tommy has a passion for film. It actually seemed more like an obsession.
I get why people weren’t happy with the show. It did kind of take away from the purpose of rugrats which was to show the world through a baby’s point of view, but I still love the show! I think it’s great. I think we can all agree on one thing though, the theme song slaps!
i didn't know that the show was horrible as people claim it to be because i actually enjoyed watching it.
me too
me two
Wait is that why it stopped airing? Dammit
@@zantiquechm3960 It was cancelled
crossover
The show wasn't as bad as people claimed. I loved the theme song.
The show was really good
Who thought this show was bad?
Ameri Wryter 90s kids who grew up with the Rugrats episodes before the movie. I mean the ones who watched Rugrats since it first came out.
it wasn't great thats for sure
@@looneysprig this show was garbo the original rugrats episodes actually have lessons and meanings that are relatable to adults as well as children that’s what makes a cartoon great
Catchiest god damn song ever
MC2K BALLISTIC no fighting that
MC2K BALLISTIC no fighting that
josh driediger lol
Actually they do Rock 'n Roll
@@gonzaloportillo4715 It has that early 2000s to it
Me back then: Wow, being older is gonna be so cool! I'll have cool friends, I'll go to a great school, I'll be so awesome like these guys!
Me, in high school: Ha ha, ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Me, as an adult: PFFFFT HAAAAA HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Sounds about right.
I’d be 15 forever if I could.
🤣🤣🤣
I wish there was a full version of this.
...is that not what this is...?
It kinda pisses me off how All grown up looks like there in high school when really they're in 5th grade
5-8 i believe
Erialc 🉐 Lemah no there's an episode where kimi and Lil start getting older..and that would usually happen in 5th grade...
If you mean in puberty way i think it can happen any age between 9-14... If you mean in maturity well girls do tend to mature faster. Also can you point me to that episode?
Erialc 🉐 Lemah Yeah that's what I meant just to afraid to say it :P but here's the episode www.animetoon.tv/all-grown-up-season-4-episode-4 this is where I watch my cartoons ;)
***** okay thanks :)
Gotta love Cree Summer
LOVE her!! I hope I get to meet her one day and thank her for making my childhood awesome!
I love this show bro. Screw the haters.
Yeah. Screw them!
@@looneysprigyeah!
My mum had this playing when I turned 16 as I came down the stairs ready for school know fast forward nearly 7 years later I'm turning 23 on the 1st of November how time flys I had the pleasure to grow up with rugrats and All grown up
That must have been a memorable experience
Sounds great! Now it's 2024 haha
Tommy has short blue hair
Dill is pretty dramatic
Chuckie sounds like his childhood
Phil also does sound like his childhood. Also love his hairpiece
Lil has her hair down instead of up
Kimi looks like she came from Hawaii. But my favorite hairpiece out of them is Kimis and Phil’s
Angelica sounds like a teen obviously
Susie has the most it
😁
And Susie is a fabulous singer
@@lordybelance3410no she is not why would she be a singer?
I wish it was still on TV
It is on teen nick lol
It is on amazon prime video.
It can be on NickRewind in TeenNick
It's on Paramount plus
@@SolSeal2004 I wish they made a reboot of this show just like the Rugrats
Why is this the best song ever?
I love the fact that I'm now 18, but i still know all the words
Same here, time flies lol
@Going Rexy omg that didn't cross my mimd
This show, Including Rugrats is half of my heart in many different ways. I wanted friends like these 8, because at school i get bullied.. I wanted to go on adventures with those friends that i dream of. My childhood always changes but 50 percent of this show and Rugrats will never change in my heart. This show is just simply underrated, and i wish more people enjoyed and still watch this masterpiece of excitement that i experienced.
When the theme song is better than the show itself
I love this theme because I can relate to it because my friends and i have been friends since 2nd grade and we still are and now we are freshmen in highschool! We all said this is our theme song.
is it still your theme song please tell me you guys are all still friends please im begging for a happy ending i need a light to help me tunnel through this current darkness im trapped in
R y’all still friends? R u still alive?
Updates plz?
I love this show I miss it I wish it would come back on it was apart of my childhood..
This show accurately depicts our teenage years in real life
different with loads of changes, sometimes awkward, sometimes good, sometimes bad, etc etc
I had this show on DVD in the mid 2000s!😊
Jesus Christ the last time I saw it on DVD was in 5th grade, now I’m a senior in college.
This is soooo my theme song for turning 21 ,in 4 days!! LOL!
God, 13 years later this started playing over and over. All I could hear was, “All grown up (I really want to shout it out), all grown up, all grown up with you!!!”
-I’m here thanks to my brains weird way of remembering things.
I miss this show. Rugrats is still on Nickelodeon sometimes, though.
It still plays on teen nick at 9.
OMG THE NOSTALGIA!!! IM 15 YEARS OLD AND THIS MAKES ME FEEL SO OLD
This is so nostalgic. I used to watch this when I was a kid and I'm a teenager now (I don't remember much though)
Havent see this show since kindergarten and im 24 now and it still randomly plays in my head 😂
yeah i agree its SO CATCHY
That first time I saw this show was the first episode on a Gameboy game
My best friend and I have sang this on each others voicemails for our birthdays for over a decade❤
Angelica looks 16
1.This is my favorite TV Show
2.This is my favorite video thing (I mean it's better than any video game)
I remember this song to be longer. Wow. Age can really open up your eyes.
This was one of my favorite shows next to Rugrats I was just watching it on Netflix the other day^^
Love this show and song
am i the only one who wasn't really a fan of this show but the theme song ROCKS
no I thought the plotline wasn't bad but wasn't good either but I'm jamming to the theme song
+JOBROFAN1583 I liked it, despite the concept being generic. I mean sure the plot wasn't innovative like Rugrats, but it wasn't the travesty that people said it was
i love this song
luv this show
The guitar sounds out of tune. That nostalgia.
This song has tormented me day and night for 20 years
i used to watch this when i was 6/7 im 14 now and some how i remember the theme tune so well.
Totally love this theme!
Will they ever do a reboot of all grown up like they did with Rugrats
Hearing this just brought me nostalgia. 😁
What a great show.
Every time they say "all grown up" i always hear it as "all growed up" like in the pilot episode where the tittle was "all growed up", is that weird?
Good boi™ no I do to lol
I wish there were more episodes and a movie
Yeah, it is kinda weird.. maybe they weren't sure of the title??
love the lyrics and the song
i play this every year on my birthday (TODAY)
i loved this show
Awww 🥺miss my childhood this brings back my childhood memories
4 3 2 1!Every birthday my mom and dad would say your another year older another year wiser but i still get to go school to get an education and every day like a mini vication! All grown up! I really wanna shout it out! All grown up! I want the world to know! I really want to shout it out! All grown up! All grown up with you!
This is the most early 2000s song jfc
this is lovely
my childhood is coming back
Is that Susie singing?
+Kyle “KB” Bradley Yep, Cree Summer is the voice actor / singer
+krudmuphinstudioz Numbuh 5!!
+1966link (Gaming) i never noticed
YES!
+carson dugger me either
If you watch this when you were 1, you wouldn't remember it. -.- Your childhood is still going on, embrace it while you can.
I’m still watching the whole sires on my fire stick
They should make a full version to this song I love!
This song slap
OH! my childhood is there :')
I wish AGU was still airing, although I've watched episodes online. Chuckie is still adorable to me. X3
And the theme is quote catchy!
When i turn 21 this november 13th imma be ready to play this
Every birthday, my mom and dad would say
"You're another year older, another year wiser"
But I still go to school to get an education
I treat each and every day like a mini-vacation!
"All Grown Up", I really wanna shout it out!
"All Grown Up", I want the world to know!
"All Grown Up", I really wanna shout it out!
All Grown Up with you!
All Grown Up with... you...
I'm all grown up. Sometimes, it makes me feel like a dignified little girl, but not that little.
I miss the 90's
I know But it still reminds me of the 90's
I know but it got the same vibe as a 90s show
@@xgnterror1962 The theme has that Drake and Josh and Lizzie McGuire vibe to it
Miss this show
this show is a Masterpice after Rugrats Rocket Power The Wild Thornberrys as i told by ginger
Cree Summer ❤️
This show was actually great
I loved this series. I liked the show where Susie went bad. Totally out of her character! Lol!
I Love this song
I miss this show even though its as old as meh! It was made in 2003 so its 11 but I have amazon prime so I can watch 2 seasons of it for FREE!
I'm 18, dam, i can't believe it's been 10 years.
Such Sweet Memories!
Back when times were simpler
I still remember every word lol
It is a great show and the theme song sounds is catchy!😝
I loved this show and the theme song was the best! Nostalgia!
ah memories now I'm 12
🎤🎸 all grown up i really wanna shout it out all grown-up i want the world to know🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Sing it Susie 👌🏼
my childhood!!!!!
Grover: Hello, every-bodeee!
Ernie: Somebody come and play.
Prairie: Okay!
Ernie: Somebody come and play today.
Grover: Somebody come and play some games.
Prairie: And sing the songs.
Bert: And play along.
Ernie: Somebody come and play today. (Bert, Ernie and Prairie laugh)
Grover: It's going to be so much fun!
Ernie: Somebody come and play with me, oh, I can hardly wait!
Prairie: Ah-yi-yi-yi-yi-yi!
Ernie: There's so much to do together on our playdate! (Laughs)
Grover: Everybody now!
All: Somebody come and play.
Somebody come and play today.
Somebody come and join the fun.
There's lots of room for everyone.
Somebody come and play today.
Play with me Sesame!! (Cheering)
@@JYDY-if5rf great job do Franny's feet
all grown up with you really is touching line
Listening to this for my 22nd birthday lol
0:22 is my favorite part of the song
I watched this when i was 1 it came out in 03.Rugrats this show catdog everything i used watched with my bro Randy.
Moonwalker JCeazer IS HILARIOUS!!!
A 🎸 and a 🥁 tune for the theme song
this show was a great continuation
Best theme song and show ever
I love both Rugrats and All Grown Up!
The voice of Susie Carmichael sung this song.
I Thought this show was okay but I LOVE the theme song :D
Cree Summer!
To be honest I love this theme song and love the show. I think its very underrated big time.
I play this every party
It is catchy
Cree Summer!!!
@MrTsquared88: The show was great, no doubt, but how long do you think they could've kept it up? The series was introduced in 1991, following a 1990 pilot, and already had lost a chunk of its original writers (Craig Bartlett went on to do Hey Arnold! and Paul Germain went on to do Disney's Recess) by the time the first hiatus for the series took place.
Remember, the series did take a hiatus in between the Paul Germain seasons and the post-Dil and Kimi seasons. It was during that hiatus that the show continued to show the same level of popularity as it had during the original seasons, which brought forth the movie trilogy.
From 1998 on, Dil became a fixture in the show, regardless of how much he was a poop joke factory that hampered Tommy's effectiveness as leader, which--along with Chuckie's apparent need for motherly influence--prompted Kimi to basically be a female equivalent to Tommy for the last four seasons (2000-2004).
Seriously, I am not trying to knock on Dil or Kimi (at least with Dil, the dislike for him is summed up thusly: The synopsis for Rugrats is that it's about "talking babies who go on misadventures" and Dil can do neither [he cannot talk outside of typical baby gibberish, nor can he even move without help from the others]), but once they showed up, the show did have a dip in quality.
In truth, even bringing in almost-perfect Susie as a foil for Angelica in between the first and second seasons was in itself a drop in quality, because it basically brings in a "Lila" type of character to counter Angelica being "Helga"-like (which is fitting, since Craig Bartlett assisted Paul Germain in Angelica's creation, which resulted in her having similarities to the Pataki girl). It was effectively saying that, because the show had to maintain some semblance of status quo, Angelica could never learn from her mistakes, nor stay nice for too long, simply due to her role as the primary antagonist. Yet, what happened as the series progressed? Angelica actually softened and became more bearable to be around ("New Kid in Town" actually has her standing up for the babies against a bully named Josh who's even worse than she is, "Moving Away" has her directly state that she does like the babies deep down, and the movies themselves reaffirm that she does care for the babies as much as she torments them), which in turn, regressed Susie to background status.
Anyway, to save the show from the axe after introducing two more characters (Angelica's assistant Harold [her "Jonathan" of sorts made his appearance in the second-to-last season of the original series] and her school rival/rich bitch Savannah Shane [who was made using the Samantha character template from the spin-off's pilot]), execs ran with the idea from the "All Grow'd Up" pilot (which was the highest-rated Rugrats episode ever, thereby making the higher-ups think of it as a proof-of-concept to make the spin-off) and aged up the Rugrats ten years, thus turning them from adventurous toddlers to drama-laden tweens.
Let's face it, as much as we didn't want them to, the Rugrats had to grow up at some point and AGU was the result of it. The characters' overall personalities didn't change all too much and the changes that did happen fit the characters perfectly--Tommy now had a full head of hair and continued his newfound passion for movie-making (Angelica had given him his first camera in the "Babies in Toyland" Christmas special aired during the last Rugrats seasons), Lil kept trying to find a common ground between her old self as Phil's equally gross twin and her new self as a far more girly girl, Phil pretty much stayed the same since he was the one who didn't mature as fast as the others, Dil was finally given a personality that made him the alien-loving oddball of the group (due to the twins dropping him on his head when they were Rugrats), Kimi was always changing her look but tried to merge her Japanese ancestry with her American-led lifestyle, Susie was trying to break free of her squeaky clean image yet still remained "the good girl" of the franchise, Angelica became nicer (Chuckie was shown hanging around her, Susie, and Harold more) but still kept her spoiled attitude, Harold kept his blissful ignorance regarding Angelica's more selfish motivations but actually spoke up a few times when even he felt something had gone too far, and Chuckie had admonished most of his old fears but replaced them with any geek's typical fear of girls (he still was able to communicate with Kimi, Lil, Susie, and even Angelica on a semi-regular basis when he wasn't chilling with Tommy and Phil or being a fellow dork alongside Harold)--but yet, the show didn't do as well as hoped and only lasted five seasons (2003-2006) in comparison to the original Rugrats' decades of airtime (1991-2004).
Woah that's amazing good work man that must have taken a while :)
Tristan Stokes That it did.
***** Blame the execs on seeing the ratings for "All Growed Up" as proof positive for making a new series based on the tween 'Rats. Hey Arnold was actually meant to get the same treatment, per the Jungle Movie sequel to the save-the-neighborhood film (the Jungle Movie was actually meant to be the theatrical film, with the save-the-neighborhood movie meant to be a TV special), leading into "The Pataki's" series focusing on a teenage Helga's life without Arnold (they would unite at the end of the series and finally become official as a couple, because after the Jungle Movie - in which he finds his parents and finally giving Helga a positive answer to her own previous confession from the earlier movie by kissing her back - Arnold was to stay in San Lorenzo in order to get re-acquainted with his birth parents, Miles and Stella).
Actually Rugrats stopped production in 1994 after Nickelodeon split from MTV Networks. Viacom(who purchased Nick in 1995) ordered production to resume in 1996. But when they tried to get some of the original writers, Paul Germain and Sharon Duffy refused due to the inane plot devices, terrible new characters and BAD, horrible juvenile writing Viacom's own new team of writers were pitching. And the show's original head writer Andy Houts was battling leukemia. After he lost his battle in 1997, Germaine and Duffy walked away from the show. And were replaced.
Cree Summer actually pitched the original idea for All Grown Up in 1999. Originally called "Rugrats: The Tween Years" to Network execs who TRIED to convince Viacom to develop a test episode. But Viacom wanted to keep doing what they had been doing the past year and a half: Continuing milking the Rugrats for all they were worth using their name to make money.
After Rugrats in Paris underpeformed at the box office, Viacom finally relented and let the newly named "All Growed Up" Special get produced. When the 3rd Rugrats filmed bombed, Nickelodeon finally had ENOUGH of Rugrats and officially stopped production of the series in favor of All Grown Up.
All Grown Up actually did VERY well and ran for 4 years. The reason why it didn't have much success as Rugrats is because it wasn't milked like Rugrats was and was underpromoted and under marketed.
Production stopped in 2007.
+TherealRNO While I can see that this must've taken a long time to write, I disagree with you on the point that Tommy has a passion for film. It actually seemed more like an obsession.
man rugrats all grown up
I get why people weren’t happy with the show. It did kind of take away from the purpose of rugrats which was to show the world through a baby’s point of view, but I still love the show! I think it’s great. I think we can all agree on one thing though, the theme song slaps!
The one thing that triggers me tho, is how they act and are treated like they’re 16-18 when in reality they’re 11-13
I consider all grown up! Non canon to original rugrats series
Harry Foley I can understand that
@@harryfoley2294 and I don’t consider the reboot canon to the original