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Fun fact: The theme song “The Day I Fell in Love” (by James Ingram) was nominated for an Oscar in 1994 and a Grammy in 1995 (Best Original Song)
My 4 year old loves TMNT, she watches the newer version on Hulu. Decided to check out my buddy’s plex server, the cover art was of the newer show but SURPRISE it’s actually the good stuff!
There were a lot of episodes of a lot of kids shows that left their mark on our memories and Rugrats was no exception. From the monster under the bed to getting sucked down the drain this show had its fair share of moments that shook us all.
Family Channel with THIS logo. I’d be so excited as a kid when the channel would magically appear in the high 30s on cable every now and then.
