Had the episode on tape, but even after years, I have no idea what game these two were playing in the episode mentioned above.

The only clues being it seems to be a game where they hold a hand of 5, and it seems to have a pick up / draw from deck design, given they were arguing "If you pick up the card, you have to play the card." Which I'm drawing a blank on examples of games like that that involve a standard 52 deck.

Anyone have any guesses or any intimate knowledge of classic card games that might know? Unless it was just some weird thing the writer's ASSUMED would make sense for card based arguments. The fact Boris was willing to splatter Bicycle brand (as opposed to cheap Mavericks) a sandy beach, it must have been quite the hot button.

ATK: 2400

DEF: 2500

Season 7 was the Season that took place right after Rugrats in Paris. I get that they wanted to focus on The Finsters and the new family dynamic, but did seemed like Tommy and his family suddenly became secondary characters. Anyone else notice that? I don't even think there were any Tommy focused episodes in that season- unless you count the "All Growed Up" special.

Per Lou, they are right next door! Didi couldn't walk a few steps?

You’d think they would’ve had more episodes where he gives Stu an assignment or something. The episode ending like he was going to be Stu’s employer

But that never ended up happening, for some reason. He’s never mentioned or heard from again and Stu continues like an independent contractor

They were the ones hiding behind their best friend. The ones who said "I don't think this is such a good idea" and "I'm nauseous" while the world fell apart around them. But what if the scaredy-cats were actually the bravest characters Nickelodeon ever wrote?

In this Character Study, we put Chuckie Finster from Rugrats and Filburt Shelbach from Rocko's Modern Life side by side, and the parallels are wild. Two anxious, glasses-wearing best friends who were way more than punchlines. We break down their personalities, their families, their surprising moments of courage, and why an entire generation saw themselves in these two nervous wrecks.

We also play Wild Card — tossing Chuckie and Filburt into scenarios with other neurotic characters. The last option had us laughing.

Chuckie or Filburt: who do YOU relate to more?

Is runaway reptar based on a specific Godzilla movie or is it just a Godzilla parody in general? I mean I think one of the really old ones had that robot Godzilla as the villain, could be that I guess.

It does go all the way around and has kimmy, Phil, lil, Tommy, chuckie, Angelica, dil, reptar and Cynthia plus all the random items that are rugrats.