The success of Rugrats is actually pretty surprising. It doesn't make a lot of logical sense that a show centred around toddlers would appeal to slightly older children because when you're a really grown-up 9-year-old, babies seem super boring. Still, there was something deeply entertaining about the evil Angelica and Tommy, that adorable agent of chaos. A Rugrats reboot could still feature the characters we loved by having the series follow their children. The show premiered in 1991, so they'd all be in their mid-to-late 20s now. The parents were always a key part of the show, so why not see all three generations of the Pickles family and friends - the original parents, the toddlers all grown-up, and some brand new rugrats.
Brydie is an Australian writer and performer living in London and she complains exactly the same amount about the weather as every other Australian living in London. Yes, that is her natural lip colour, no, she will not be taking any further questions at this time.
