In yet another potentially disastrous revival of a cherished show that nobody asked for, Nickelodeon is officially bringing back its iconic 90’s hit cartoon Rugrats. (Photo: Release)
I read the news and the music from “The Shining” started playing in my head. (Photo: Twitter)
My thoughts exactly. (Photo: Twitter)
More like Drugrats—amirite? (Photo: Twitter)
Show yourself so we can burn you alive. (Photo: Twitter)
I don’t ask for much! (Photo: Twitter)
This Rugrats reboot is further delaying my adulthood. (Photo: Twitter)
That sounds a little too realistic, though. (Photo: Twitter)
Actually, that wouldn’t be such a bad idea. (Photo: Twitter)
Dil Pickles was a mistake. There. I said it. (Photo: Twitter)
Are this suggestions for the new Rugrats or the 4th season of Black Mirror? (Photo: Twitter)
Maybe my dad will come back with mil from Walmart. (Photo: Twitter)
Isn’t Facebook sort of like a MySpace 2.0? (Photo: Twitter)
And Hey Arnold. And Rocket Power. And Angry Beavers. And Rocko’s Modern Life… (Photo: Twitter)
In yet another potentially disastrous revival of a cherished show that nobody asked for, Nickelodeon is officially bringing back its iconic 90’s hit cartoon Rugrats with 26 brand new episodes and a live action film with yet no word on its release date.
And though we all love the Rugrats with every fiber of our millennial beings (except for you, Dil Pickles—you were a mistake), not only are we tired of networks rebooting our childhood classics instead of simply rerunning the original episodes, but also a live-action film of creepy-looking babies sound like a movie born straight from my darkest hellish nightmares.
With some people excited to catch up the dumb babies’ gang and others feeling apprehensive about the reboot, here are some of the best and funniest reactions to the news of the upcoming Rugrats revival.
!["I don't want anybody complaining about the length when they sit and watch [television] for eight hours," he said. (Photo: 20th Century Studios release)](https://www.jetss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/IMG_6767-218x150.jpg "‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ | James Cameron defends duration of almost 3 hours")
!["I don't want anybody complaining about the length when they sit and watch [television] for eight hours," he said. (Photo: 20th Century Studios release)](https://www.jetss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/IMG_6767-100x70.jpg "‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ | James Cameron defends duration of almost 3 hours")
