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Title	Rugrats: Season 3
Year	1993
Time	639 mins
Genre	Animation; Children
Director	Norton Virgien; Howard E. Baker
Edition
Format	DVD
Actor	Kath Soucie as Phil DeVille / Lil DeVille / Bodhi; Michael Bell as Drew Pickles / Chas Pickles / Les; Elizabeth Daily as Tommy Pickles / Camper #2; Cheryl Chase as Angelica Pickles; Christine Cavanaugh as Chuckie Finster / Camper #1; David Doyle as Grandpa Lou Pickles; Melanie Chartoff as Didi Pickles; Jack Riley as Stu Pickles; Tress MacNeille as Charlotte Pickles / Madge; Phil Proctor as Howard DeVille / Paul; Pamela Segall as Baby Drew Pickles / Sticky; Neil Ross as Mr. Namby / Reporter; Tony Jay as Rich Man; Cree Summer as Susie Carmichael; Jim Turner as Monster Voice / Limo Driver
Rating	NR (Not Rated)
Cinematography
Language	English
Plot	This is Nick's longest running show with a record 14 year span. This is also Nicks most popular show of all time. This, according to Nick producers is the show that put them on top in the 90's. Now let's see how it all started... In 1989, two parents named Gsapo Csupo and Arlene Klasky made the pilot for the show. Their baby son, Brendon, was their inspiration to create the Rugrats. After showing it to Nickelodeon they automatically liked it and turned it into a series. In 3 years Rugrats had aired more than 50 episodes. With a total of 65 episodes they stopped making new episodes and Rugrats was shown in primetime in 1994. That was a good move, because after that the popularity of the show increased. Nickelodeon realized what a good show they had and they decided to air brand new episodes of Rugrats in 1997. That was also a good move because it had became so popular that it had it's first movie to be shown in theaters the following year featuring a new Rugrat named Dil. After the
Producer	Charles Swenson; Gabor Csupo
Writer	Michael Ferris; Peter Gaffney
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