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Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation
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Rugrats - Thanksgiving
: :This frantically energetic show from the hit animation series--certainly best appreciated by little kids who can keep up with it--focuses on Thanksgiving festivities at the Pickles house. Besides the usual holiday traditions of nonstop football on television and bickering, there's a problem when a real live turkey shows up at the door, and the kids conspire to keep it from ending up on the dinner table. If you can wire yourself to this highly charged program, there are good laughs and lessons in it for the whole family. --Tom Keogh
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Opus n' Bill: A Wish For Wings That Work
: :This frantically energetic show from the hit animation series--certainly best appreciated by little kids who can keep up with it--focuses on Thanksgiving festivities at the Pickles house. Besides the usual holiday traditions of nonstop football on television and bickering, there's a problem when a real live turkey shows up at the door, and the kids conspire to keep it from ending up on the dinner table. If you can wire yourself to this highly charged program, there are good laughs and lessons in it for the whole family. --Tom Keogh
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A Rugrats Chanukah
: :It's Chanukah the Rugrats way: Tommy the Macabee, an ancient idol named Cynthia (isn't that the name of Angelica's favorite doll?), and Stu's own turbo-charged menorah, which promises to bring down the house in every sense. This very good holiday special will certainly satisfy Rugrats fans, but also has crossover appeal to anyone looking for a very funny holiday program. --Tom Keogh
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Rugrats - Kwanzaa
: :When Great Aunt T (the voice of Irma P. Hall) comes to visit the Carmichaels, she brings the makings for a Kwanzaa celebration to commemorate Africa's first harvest and honor the greatness of its people. But little Susie worries that she's not 'great' like her older trophy-winning siblings, and thus unworthy of celebrating. Of course, Aunt T and the babies set her straight in this double-length episode. Next, Angelica and Susie compete in a talent show for a trip to Cynthialand in 'And the Winner Is.' Conniving Angelica steals Susie's tap shoes so ...
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Rugrats - Passover
:Description:Trapped in the attic on Seder night with Tommy, Chuckie and 3-year-old Angelica, Grandpa Boris spins the Passover tale into a riveting adventure. As the story unfolds, Angelica's imagination casts the babies as Hebrews and herself as the first female Pharaoh.
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Rugrats: A Rugrats Vacation
: :The Rugrats go to Las Vegas, where they are less interested in Rat Pack legacies than in liberating the 'kitties in prison' they've seen in photographs. Those kitties, actually Siberian tigers cared for by the performance team Heimlich and Bob, are soon set free in this particularly funny installment. --Tom Keogh
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Rugrats - Diapered Duo
: :In 'Down the Drain,' Tommy Pickles fears that a bathtub drain swallows babies--which Angelica unhesitatingly confirms. In 'The Odd Couple,' Tommy excitedly stays for a holiday weekend with Chuckie, only to find he's obligated to pick up toys there, too. Other stories include 'Mirrorland,' 'Give and Take,' and 'Farewell My Friend.' Not just for Rugrats fiends, these stories and characters may be the funniest, all-ages animated creation since The Simpsons. --Tom Keogh
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Looney Tunes: Carrotblanca
:Description:Lights, camera, mayhem! It wouldn't be Hollywood without a big premiere, so the red carpet rolls out for the global video debut of CARROTBLANCA. Bugs Bunny is the world-weary hero who 'sticks his cottontail out for no one' in this CASABLANCA spoof bringing together more Warner Bros. animated characters than any other Looney Tunes animated short in history. Next, go West, young fan, as movie duckaroo DRIPALONG DAFFY vows to clean up a one-horse town. (Got a broom, bub?) Two in the balcony is the ticket when the two are 'da wabbit' and ...
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Rugrats - Phil & Lil Double Trouble
: :The delightful twins Phil and Lil are the stars of 'Baby Commercial,' in which they think they are ideally suited for roles in a television commercial--but the director might think otherwise. There's more Phil and Lil in 'Twin's Pique,' in which the duo decide to delineate their personalities more by inventing them. These supporting players in the Rugrats phenomenon deserve this release to themselves. --Tom Keogh
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