Based on the Rugrats' Chanukah™ Special It's Chanukah, that special time of year, and Chuckie, Angelica, and Tommy are ready to see Grandpa Boris in the annual pageant. But there's more action going on backstage, with excitement that has even grouchy Schlomo getting into the spirit of things. And soon everybody, even the youngest, is ready to light the menorah and usher in the holiday. Includes a separate telling of the story of Chanukah.

When her cousins make a mess of their snack area, Angelica declares herself queen so that she can teach them good manners.

Inside you'll find trivia about the actors, writers, and producers of Rugrats, a detailed description of how each episode is made, and a complete listing of all story lines.

No matter where kids are growing up, no matter what challenges they face, they're still focused on family, friends, food, and the freedom to do what they want-although not necessarily in that order. That becomes perfectly clear in A Baby's Work Is Never Done, one of the funniest takes on growing up to come along in years. This sharp and witty comic strip for today's kids (and adults) was spun off the highly successful Nickelodeon TV series, which has become a modern classic. Children and their families just can't get enough of the Rugrats characters, including brave Tommy, cowardly Chuckie, oddball twins Phil and Lil, and bossy Angelica. They may be babies, but their personalities ring true for people of all ages. The fun of the comic strip comes in seeing the world through the Rugrats' unique, sincere perspective on a day-to-day basis. Just as comical is the physical humor that spills out across backyards, playgrounds, and bedrooms.

Tommy and Chuckie let their imaginations take them as far as they want to go.

When the Rugrats accidentally take a ride on the newly invented Reptar wagon, they find themselves lost in deep, dark woods, where they are pursued by some boisterous monkeys who have just escaped from a circus train. Will the Rugrats make it back home safe and sound? Based on The Rugrats' animated feature film, scheduled for Thanksgiving 1998 release. Full color.

Tommy and his friends think that a couple of crooks are hungry because they want to steal Dil's baby formula. So the babies come up with a plan to drive them away.