Ok, now this is probbaly all hog wash but...

Yeah, for those who don't know what i'm talking about. There is a theory that The babies in Rugrats don't exist and are products of Angelica's imagination because her mother ignores her and her relationship with her father is shallow and parasitic. In reality, Chuckie died along with his mother, which is why Chaz is such a nervous wreck. Tommy was a stillborn, which causes Stu to sit in the basement making toys for his son that never had a chance to live, and the DeVilles had an abortion. Angelica couldn't decide whether the unborn child would be male or female and thus simply invented the same character in her head twice with different genders. It's weird... cause that actually strangely make's sense. That is a mind f..k

They have one for Ed, Edd, and Eddy too. Instead of the characters being a figment of one character's imagination they're actually dead kids from different periods of time trapped in purgatory, which goes further in explaining why there's never any adults in the show, or why they never really seem to leave the cul-de-sac.

There is all these like theroys' about cartoons and there hidden meanings, i must say i find it rather fascinating. Real or not

hmm...my childhood...has gone...

anyways on a serious note. that would sound good for a movie. where did get this info?

Gunsnhalen said:

Ok, now this is probbaly all hog wash but...

Yeah, for those who don't know what i'm talking about. There is a theory that The babies in Rugrats don't exist and are products of Angelica's imagination because her mother ignores her and her relationship with her father is shallow and parasitic. In reality, Chuckie died along with his mother, which is why Chaz is such a nervous wreck. Tommy was a stillborn, which causes Stu to sit in the basement making toys for his son that never had a chance to live, and the DeVilles had an abortion. Angelica couldn't decide whether the unborn child would be male or female and thus simply invented the same character in her head twice with different genders. It's weird... cause that actually strangely make's sense. That is a mind f..k

They have one for Ed, Edd, and Eddy too. Instead of the characters being a figment of one character's imagination they're actually dead kids from different periods of time trapped in purgatory, which goes further in explaining why there's never any adults in the show, or why they never really seem to leave the cul-de-sac.

There is all these like theroys' about cartoons and there hidden meanings, i must say i find it rather fascinating. Real or not

Congrats , You just ruined Rugrats for me.

That is so twisted and sad.

I didn't think this was actually going to be about, ya know, THE Rugrats. But it is, and now I'm sad.

baroque said:

hmm...my childhood...has gone...

anyways on a serious note. that would sound good for a movie. where did get this info?

Well, i was looking up hidden meanings in songs yesterday. And like the 4th most searched was the hidden meaning of the rugrats.... out of curosity i clicked on it. And low and behold i found tons of theroy's about it.

bravah!!!

you now have the code to the matrix

much like alice in the hole

there are always deeper meanings

to the cartoons we love so well

now check out 'advevture time'

........

I'm just dying to hear the take on Ren & Stimpy...

I can only laugh at such a suggestion lol

Timmy84 said:

I can only laugh at such a suggestion lol

Well everyone else seem's to be crying or confused... so at least we have one laugh

Gunsnhalen said:

Timmy84 said:

I can only laugh at such a suggestion lol

Well everyone else seem's to be crying or confused... so at least we have one laugh

I'm a fan of the show anyway. This doesn't change what I experienced watching them.

Timmy84 said:

Gunsnhalen said:

Well everyone else seem's to be crying or confused... so at least we have one laugh

I'm a fan of the show anyway. This doesn't change what I experienced watching them.

I hate kids and I was a fan of the show. Even went and saw the first movie with some friends in the theater.

I'm didn't say I was sad because "the truth" affected the way I view the show/characters. Its just sad that when people have that much time on their hands they choose to use their imaginations for something like this.

Cerebus said:

Timmy84 said:

I'm a fan of the show anyway. This doesn't change what I experienced watching them.

I hate kids and I was a fan of the show. Even went and saw the first movie with some friends in the theater.

I'm didn't say I was sad because "the truth" affected the way I view the show/characters. Its just sad that when people have that much time on their hands they choose to use their imaginations for something like this.

Now THAT'S sad.

Cerebus said:

Timmy84 said:

I'm a fan of the show anyway. This doesn't change what I experienced watching them.

I hate kids and I was a fan of the show. Even went and saw the first movie with some friends in the theater.

I'm didn't say I was sad because "the truth" affected the way I view the show/characters. Its just sad that when people have that much time on their hands they choose to use their imaginations for something like this.

Idk, i thought it was kind of interesting You have to admit it's creative.... and people see shows and movies differently. I like hearings interprtitations.

Timmy84 said:

Cerebus said:

I hate kids and I was a fan of the show. Even went and saw the first movie with some friends in the theater.

I'm didn't say I was sad because "the truth" affected the way I view the show/characters. Its just sad that when people have that much time on their hands they choose to use their imaginations for something like this.

Now THAT'S sad.

Coming up with this kinda stuff is what college academics is all about.

Gunsnhalen said:

Cerebus said:

I hate kids and I was a fan of the show. Even went and saw the first movie with some friends in the theater.

I'm didn't say I was sad because "the truth" affected the way I view the show/characters. Its just sad that when people have that much time on their hands they choose to use their imaginations for something like this.

Idk, i thought it was kind of interesting You have to admit it's creative.... and people see shows and movies differently. I like hearings interprtitations.

Dude, its Rugrats. Interprate Blade Runner. Interprate French New Wave. Rugrats are innocent, innocuous fun - they don't need to be interprated.

formallypickles said:

Timmy84 said:

Now THAT'S sad.

Coming up with this kinda stuff is what college academics is all about.

Sadly.

So your saying people shouldn't expand there imagination and interpritations just because it's a kids show

We are all adults now, and have different outlook's on thing's. Many kid's show have a lot deeper meanings then what is presented at eye level.

There is a banned episode from the powerpuff girls that is almost blatently about communism.

I like the one about Shaggy and Scooby getting stoned in the back of the Mystery Machine...which is why they're always looking for the kitchen during their zany adventures.

And how Fred always says "Shag...you and Scoob go down that long dark hallway and see what you find while me, Velma, and Daffney look for clues over here." Fred was really off getting some hot three way action while Shag and Scoob get the shit scared out of them.

Find the story about Pokemon, its really long though.

It theorizes that Ash fell into a coma and the whole series of the show is his attempt to escape from his mind etc etc.

Nah, people are free to make their own assumptions. It's just some think that's a bit too much...

StonedImmaculate said:

I like the one about Shaggy and Scooby getting stoned in the back of the Mystery Machine...which is why they're always looking for the kitchen during their zany adventures.

And how Fred always says "Shag...you and Scoob go down that long dark hallway and see what you find while me, Velma, and Daffney look for clues over here." Fred was really off getting some hot three way action while Shag and Scoob get the shit scared out of them.

That one is hilarious. Because I could totally see that happening!

Gunsnhalen said:

So your saying people shouldn't expand there imagination and interpritations just because it's a kids show

We are all adults now, and have different outlook's on thing's. Many kid's show have a lot deeper meanings then what is presented at eye level.

There is a banned episode from the powerpuff girls that is almost blatently about communism.

No, of course I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is that I find it sad that THAT is what somebody would come up with if they had enough time to sit around and use their imagination. I mean, really, do you honestly think for one second that its true? I don't. I just think its sad that somebody would take something so innocent to those places. It makes no sense.

Powerpuff Girls, on the other hand, was GENIUS!

Love, love, love, love, love

La la la la la looove

Makes the world go 'round

That's right...

Sometimes, just sometimes, a cartoon, is just a cartoon.

There is definetly adult humor that is injected into many kid's shows (perhaps to make them bearable or even enjoyable for the parents) but unless the creators of Rugrats have said or led-on otherwise (and I have no clue if they have or not) I'm not even sure I understand why someone would take the time and effort to theorize on this.

johnart said:

Sometimes, just sometimes, a cartoon, is just a cartoon.

There is definetly adult humor that is injected into many kid's shows (perhaps to make them bearable or even enjoyable for the parents) but unless the creators of Rugrats have said or led-on otherwise (and I have no clue if they have or not) I'm not even sure I understand why someone would take the time and effort to theorize on this.

Or to reach that conclusion after theorizing. Must have been some great acid.... or maybe some bad acid.

Cerebus said:

johnart said:

Sometimes, just sometimes, a cartoon, is just a cartoon.

There is definetly adult humor that is injected into many kid's shows (perhaps to make them bearable or even enjoyable for the parents) but unless the creators of Rugrats have said or led-on otherwise (and I have no clue if they have or not) I'm not even sure I understand why someone would take the time and effort to theorize on this.

Or to reach that conclusion after theorizing. Must have been some great acid.... or maybe some bad acid.

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RenHoek said:

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Cerebus has been there once or... a few times....

Cerebus said:

RenHoek said:

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Cerebus has been there once or... a few times....

two words...

Jacobs. Ladder.