No Memory can be complete without mentioning rugrats. In the 90's this was one of my favorite show, the theme of the show takes me back to when I was little and all of the beliefs I had as a child.
When this song came on, the house was quiet. My brother and I would watch this show religiously, everything the kids did was funny. I will forever cherish this show.
Chucky was my favorite rugrat, I'll always rooted for him to overcome his fears. Chucky reminded me of how I was when I was little, I was afraid of a lot of things as a child (with good reasons).
When this movie came out everyone went to see this movie (including me). I went to see this movie with my nephew and sister.
Looking back as an adult now, These two along with the rest were the WORST parents of parenting. There was a HUGE load of neglect that went on whenever everyone drops off their kids at their house.
When this movie came out, I was in my preteen years. What better way to leave your last year as a preteen then to see this movie. I think is was the movie mainly about Chucky overcoming all of his fears and taking a stand against a gold digger.
Angelica was in my opinion of the children of today, she was always bothering the babies. I never knew why the babies didn't just jump her. I never understood her addiction to cookies (What was in those cookies).
This was by far the most bootleg doll ever made. This doll look like most of the women in the hood when they weave is taken out.
I always found it odd that Susie never was apart of the rugrat's roster, like she would only make guest appearances. I guess maybe because the Carmichaels actually WATCH their kids (unlike the Pickles, it's amazing how none of the babies died).
This was the biggest playground beef.
This was another good movie, even though I didn't see it. But nonetheless Wild Thorneberry was as popular as Rugrats at the time, I will eventually see this movie. Even though I haven't seen this movie, I still think this was one of the best cartoon cross-overs of all time.
Then they did this which pretty much ruined it for me. I remember the all growed up episode on rugrats, that one was good. But when they decided to make it a show, I didn't want to watch it no more.
Recently I came across this creepypasta and it all make sense. This story made me look at the rugrats different.
