
Rugrats - Decade in Diapers is a UK VHS release by Paramount on 10th June 2002.
Episode Info[]
- Angelica Orders Out - Stu's new "Voice Frequency Modulator" deepens voices! Angelica finds it and calls the Delivery Deli, racking up a huge bill.
- The First Cut - Tommy's got his first cut and it's bleeding! Angelica tells him that if it bleeds too much his body will shrivel up. Chuckie lets him know boo boos aren't scary at all.
- Reptar on Ice - The Rugrats think they've found Reptar's baby and plan to return it (really a lizard!) when they go to see "Reptar on Ice" live.
- No Bones About It - At the Natural History Museum, the babies see a giant dinosaur skeleton. Now they're on an expedition to get Spike a giant bone!
- Be My Valentine - Love is in the air as the Rugrats try to find spike an animal to love. But will Spike warm up Angelica's kitty, Fluffy?
Bonus Episode[]
- Tommy Pickles and the Great White Thing
Credits[]
2002 Viacom International Inc. All Rights Reserved. Nickelodeon, Rugrats and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Viacom International Inc.
1990 MTV Networks
Release Dates[]
- Angelica Orders Out (16th April 1996)
- The First Cut (9th February 1998)
- Reptar on Ice (17th January 1992)
- No Bones About It (16th January 1992)
- Be My Valentine (5th February 1999)
- Tommy Pickles and the Great White Thing (9th April 1990)
Opening (Original 2002 release)[]
- Paramount Home Entertainment Warning Screen (1999-2002)
- Nickelodeon Digital Cable and Satellite UK TV Advert [announced by Rik Mayall]
- Rugrats Videos from 2002 Promo [announced by Karl Woolley]
- Paramount 90th Anniversary Ident (2002-2005) (silent)
- Nickelodeon Maze Bumper (2000-2002)
- Rugrats intro/Decade in Diapers title card
- Start of Angelica Orders Out (1996)
Closing (Original 2002 release)[]
- End of Tommy Pickles and the Great White Thing (1990)
- Rugrats Closing Credits
- Nickeloden Haystack Ident
- Paramount 90th Anniversary Ident (Still Version)
- Paramount Home Entertainment Warning Scroll (1999-2002)
Trailers and info[]
- Nickelodeon TV Channel from 2001 with clips of "Rugrats", "Hey Arnold", "The Wild Thornberrys", "SpongeBob Squarepants", "CatDog", "The Angry Beavers" and "Rocket Power".
- Rugrats Videos from 2002 with clips of "Space Kiddets", "Water Babies", "Babies on Board", "Runaway Reptar" and "Rugrats to the Rescue". (Yours to Own on Video)