Rugrats - All Grown Up

Nick Picks, Vol. 1

NICK PICKS - VOLUME 1 features a compilation of some of the highest rated and special Nick episodes across the Nick properties over the past few years: "All Grown Up - Lucky 13," "SpongeBob Squarepants - SpongeBob BC," "Fairly OddParents - Information Stuporhighway," "Jimmy Neutron/Fairly OddParents - Jimmy Timmy Power Hour," "Danny Phantom - Bitter Reunions," "My Life As a Teenage Robot - Hostile Makeover" and "Rugrats - Finsterella."

All Grown Up - R.V. Having Fun Yet?

All Grown Up - Growing Up Changes Everything

Their names may have stayed the same, but the once diaper-clad Rugrats have turned into teens, complete with makeup and midriffs, pranks and peer pressure. Two 20-minute episodes continue the endearing antics of the Pickles and Carmichael families, while adding the complexities of adolescence. In the first story, a talent agent discovers Susie's voice and ignites her passion to become a singing sensation. Problem is, her parents are not supportive of stardom at the expense of school. And when Susie puts up her own front money for the venture, she starts to sing the blues. In the next tale, it's twin trouble when Lil decides she wants to become independent of Phil. She not only moves away from him at home, but edges into the "cool" crowd at school, until realizing that the "magnetic bond" of a twin is even cooler. Engaging, relevant, and morally uplifting, this one's a winner. (Ages 8 and older) --Lynn Gibson

In ALL GROWN UP, the babies have grown up and now they're teenagers! Now, it's their time of seeking independence, dealing with parents, grappling with identity, finding their place on the schoolyard and the social ladder and wondering what they look like - because they suddenly care. The DVD features the episodes "Susie Sings The Blues" and "Coup DeVille," along with the original episode, "Rugrats: All Growed Up," in which America's favorite babies get a glimpse of the "footure" when they travel 10 years forward in an imaginary time machine.

All Grown Up - Lucky 13

In "Lucky 13," it's Angelica's 13th birthday and Angelica and her parents have planned a gigantic birthday bash. When a snobby girl at school tries to ruin Angelica's special day, Tommy and Chuckie come to the rescue to save the day. In "Tweenage Tycoons," the Rugrats begin to save Dil's crazy inventions in order to raise money to see their favorite boy band.

All Grown Up! - Interview with a Campfire

In ALL GROWN UP: INTERVIEW WITH A CAMPFIRE, the kids of All Grown Up travel to Camp Everwood with their parents. While Angelica, Susie and Howard are captivated with a camper's musical production of "Westward, No!", Dil is investigating the truth of the camp's mysterious tale of the lingering spirits and disappearance of the early settlers.

All Grown Up - O' Brother

Oh Brother things are crazy around the Pickles' house. But what else do you expect when one brother is a popular filmmaker and the other thinks he's in touch with aliens?System Requirements: Runnig Time 60 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY UPC: 097368863347 Manufacturer No: 886334

All Grown Up - Dude Where's My Horse?

DUDE, WHERE'S MY HORSE? follows the adventures of Tommy, Susie, Dil, Chuckie and Chas as they overcome issues common to most kids. The animation is playful and lighthearted, yet the moral of each story is important, as a valuable lesson is learned in each episode

All Grown Up - All Grown Up... And Loving It

All Grown Up: All Grown Up...and Loving It/Lucky 13

All Grown Up!: All Grown Up…And Loving It
The season of love is upon the All Grown Up gang! Dealing with crushes for the first time can be a tough experience for any kid.

All Grown Up!: Lucky 13
Just because you get older doesn't mean you change your ways. At least that's true for Angelica! Join her and all of the grown-up Rugrats as they learn some life lessons about working together and working things out.

All Grown Up: All Grown Up/O'brother

All Grown Up!
The babies have grown up and now they're teenagers! All Grown Up is a comedy/adventure told from the point of view of a tight knit band of friends ranging in age from 9 to 12 1/2. It's their time of seeking independence, dealing with parents, grappling with identity, finding their place on the schoolyard and the social latter, wondering what they look like....because they suddenly care. Each character has a few new twists born from experience, kid culture and a hunt for identity, but who these characters are remain inherently true.

All Grown Up!: O'Brother
Oh brother, things are crazy around the Pickles' house. But what else do you expect when one brother is a popular filmmaker and the other thinks he's in touch with aliens?