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ritual and tradition. Its portrayal of a Seder dinner received press attention as a rare occurrence in children's programming. The episode was also unusual among animated series for discussing the characters' religious affiliations. It revealed Boris, Minka, and Didi's adherence to
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episodes, "A Rugrats
Passover" depicts "the innocence of a baby's perception of the world," emphasizing the young characters' intense, childlike reactions to their environment. Creator Klasky identified the episode's depiction of the Pickles family as "very loving, basically functional" as
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Boris explains that he felt bad about yelling at Minka, and had gone to look for her mother's wine glasses, but had become locked inside when the door closed behind him (it can't open from the inside). Angelica tests the door and inadvertently locks them all in again, thus beginning a
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Hebrews wandered the desert for forty years before finally reaching the
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compared it with the relative non-participation of Stu and his side of the family. Chuckie and his father Chas, meanwhile, were portrayed as nonreligious yet inclusive and enthused to learn about the customs of the holiday.
744:(who had recently converted to Judaism) and J. David Stem wrote the script, and Raymie Muzquiz directed the episode. The special, entitled "A Rugrats Chanukah", was originally broadcast on December 4, 1996, and received a
366:(imagined as Tommy), into a basket and setting the basket afloat in the river. The basket and baby are discovered by Pharaoh Angelica, who shows Moses around her palace and kingdom, and decides to make him her partner.
1313:"Nickelodeon is cable's number one rated network for 1998 Record Setting Performances on Nickelodeon / Nick at Nite Drive Network To Total Day Cable Ratings Victory for Third Straight Year" (Press release).
722:"A Rugrats Passover" is Nickelodeon's first programming involving Passover; the network went on to broadcast other episodes concerning Jewish traditions, including "Harold's Bar Mitzvah", a 1997 episode of
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520:"A Rugrats Passover" was initially broadcast on Nickelodeon in the United States on April 13, 1995. Repeats of the episode began that Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The episode received a
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