Rugrats, Season 9

Rugrats (1991–2004) or (1991-2006) is an American animated public television series aimed at younger children. This series is about babies and their daily antics.

[The episode starts with a leaf falling down to the picnic table. Betty walks up to the table. Camera pans right to Chaz, who is making the salad. The wind blows it away]

Drew:
Do you think it's too late in the season for this, bro?

Stu:
Come on. Scared of a little wind? [He laughed]

[Howard just dropped a bun to the bottom of the picnic table. Phil grabs the bun. Cut to the babies]

Tommy:
I like making barbecues. Especially when you play in your food.

Lil:
Pass the potato bug salad, Chuckie.

Chuckie:
Coming right up. We're not going to eat you.

Phil:
I am. Mmm. Delicious.

[Angelica takes the bug burger from Phil, she screamed. The babies laughed]

Lulu:
They have a club somewhere across the Caribbean.

Miriam:
And not just the Caribbean. Club Fred!

Betty:
Club Fred? Hey, I heard of that place. Traded very fancy.

Stu:
You mean traded very expensive.

Lou:
And look what it cost. It's 100% free.

Stu:
It's not free. It's says two for one coupons.

Drew:
One senior will each pay with adult admission.

Miriam:
It's the best of them all.

Lulu:
You said it, sister. It'll be a swell vacation.

Stu:
Vacation from what? You're all retired.

Miriam:
They said it's Club Fred. So they allow elders.

Tommy:
You hear that, guys? We're going on vacation!

Didi:
Club Fred? That sounds like fun.

[The chef hat is blown from Stu's head]

Stu:
Aw, What the hey?

Betty:
You hear that, pups? We're going on vacation. THAT MEANS FUN, FUN, FUN!!!

[Cut to a plane flying to the mentioned location. At Club Fred, they are dropped off to the entrance]

Kira:
[admiring] Oh, so beautiful!

[The others walk in]

Angelica:
What's this vacation gonna be like, Mommy?

Charlotte:
It's a club full of people and have helpers to get us whatever we want.

[She gives the luggage to one of them. They walk with the others]

Stu:
Don't worry, Deed. It's easy as pie. To open, simply tug gently on the Velcro side and [tries to open one but fails] Ya just tug gently and--[falls over, breaking the strap and knocking the drawer out]

Didi:
Oh, Stu. I hope you didn't put these anyplace else. [looks shocked as there are some in the living room]

[the babies go outside]

Chuckie:
What are we going to do? The Dummi Bears didn't work!

Kimi:
[shaking her head] Taking the rattle didn't work.

Lil:
Water didn't work.

Tommy:
[stops pushing Dil's stroller] I gots a idea! After my daddy mows the lawn, he can't even lift his finger! Maybe that will work for Dil!

Kimi:
That's a great idea Tommy, except Dil can't mow! He can't even walk.

Tommy:
He can if we help him.

[Chuckie and the twins cheer, then the babies all push Dil's stroller and the toy lawnmower and the wagon with the dogs in, who eventually run away]

Lil:
Dilly's not tired at all.

Kimi:
And now he's making funny sounds. [referring to his stomach growling]

Tommy:
He's gonna poop! Run for your lives! [He hides in the sand box, Phil hides in a bush, Chuckie hides behind the sand box, the girls hide behind a tree, Dil farts, everyone comes out of their hiding places]

Chuckie:
Hey, nothing shaked!

Tommy:
Maybe the mowing worked.

All:
Yay!

[the parents come outside]

Stu:
Well, I think the shaking stopped, Deed.

Didi:
That's a relief. Now, maybe we could put away some of your safety equipment? I mean I'm all for being prepared, Stu, but I'd like to return to normal.

Stu:
What's not normal?...You're right, Deed, maybe I did go a bit far. [takes helmet off Lil] I need to come up with a simple approach. Like instant airbags that deploy at the slightest hint of motion!

Didi:
[removes Kimi's helmet as Phil removes his] At least nothing exploded this time.

Tommy:
We did it, guys. Sorry I gave you too much power, Dilly. And I'm pretty sure you're back to Norman now! Of course, there's only one way to be sure. [has Spiffy and Dil play tug-o'-war with the frog, Spiffy wins] Yup, Dilly's out of power!

[Angelica peered through the window at Santa's workshop before then opening the door, only for it to be jammed tight, so she made a runner to break the door down and entered in. She looked around at the elves at work, but was then called by one with great importance to his work]

Hermie:
Little girl! Santa is not going to be pleased when he sees what you've done to his door!

Angelica:
What, it was like that!

[She was barred from going any further]

Hermie:
May I ask what you're doing here?

Angelica:
Oh! I'm here to collect the presents that Santa was supposed to get me before he quit.

Hermie:
And how do you know you were getting any presents, pray tell?

Angelica:
I know because I have been good all year. And if it hadn't have been for those dumb babies, I would have been even nicer.

Hermie:
[He looked very suspicious as he went over to his desk and got out The Book of Good Children] Is that so? Well, let's just see if you are on the list then. Name?

Angelica:
Angelica Pickles. [The book opened with a lot of dust poofing out as Hermie began looking through the pages] Ick!

Hermie:
Pickles, Pickles, Pickles... Ah-ha! "Tommy Pickles". "Dil Pickles"... Just as I thought! There's no "Angelica Pickles" on the list.

[He closed the book and put it away, with Angelica becoming very annoyed]

Angelica:
WHAT DO YOU MEAN I'M NOT ON THE LIST?! Listen elf, I have been looking so hard for this place, and I'm not leaving till I get my Christmas presents!

Hermie:
Well, maybe you should have thought about that before you started stealing those cookies and scaring those carolers away... and lie to your friends.

Angelica:
[Then she became suspicious] Wait... I thought Santa was supposed to know if I was bad or good?

Hermie:
[He picked up the letters] Santa delegates.

Angelica:
What's that mean?

Hermie:
It means I'm overworked and underpaid! Now, if you excuse us, we've got to get back to work! Better luck next year.

Angelica:
But what about my Christmas presents?

Hermie:
You have to take that up with the supervisor. [He pointed her to the portrait of Santa]

Angelica:
But I've already talked to him, and all he gave me was this dumb-old Reindeer. [She looked at her pockets only to find Prancy wasn't there. But then she was confronted by a real Reindeer with a resemblance that Angelica recognized] Prancy? Prancy, you're alive!

Prancy:
[He walked sadly away from her] I thought we were friends.

Angelica:
But we are.

Prancy:
Then why did you call me dumb?

Angelica:
I dunno, I call a lot of things dumb. It's not that I mean it or anything.

Hermie:
[He then began to escort Prancy away from Angelica] Come Prancy, I take you back to Santa.

Angelica:
Prancy, no! I'm sorry I called you dumb, come back!

Hermie:
[He then turned and reflected her with a question] Why'd you say to Tommy that if Dil never got a Christmas present this year, then he will never have a Christmas for the rest of his life, huh?

Angelica:
I had to do something. He was being a goody two-shoes.

Hermie:
[He then began ascending the stairs] I'm sorry to be the one to say this, Angelica, but here in Christmas Land, there is not place for kids like you.

Angelica:
But I wanna be in Christmas Land.


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