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Product Description ------------------- The Rugrats get a glimpse of the "footure" when they travel ten years forward in an imaginary time machine. Featuring the Rugrats as they've never been seen before! .com ---- Rugrats addicts anxious for the day snarly Angelica gets her comeuppance once and for all will flock to All Growed Up, a two-part episode that propels clan Pickles 10 years into the future. At the outset, it's a regular day in the rumpus room: Angelica taunts the "stupid babies" with her cool new tapioki machine, which, in short order, they confiscate. A showdown from either side of a closet ensues, followed by a burst of frantic button-pushing, and next thing you know Chuckie's ditched his diapers for braces. Time has erased lots--things no longer get breaked, but broken--but not, alas, Aunt Didi and Uncle Stu's essential dorkiness. They're gearing up for a Dinosaurs of Disco dance-a-thon, for which Stu digs out his good-luck Scorpio medallion. Unbeknownst to him, it's the embodiment of retro-chic--exhibit A is Emica, teen-pop goddess, wearing the same one on her latest CD. Angelica, who'll do anything to impress hipper-than-thou Samantha, s to snag the medallion. She hatches a scheme that lands Dylan in the doghouse and wilts the morale of the would-be boogiers. Come Emica concert time, a memory montage of classic Rugrats moments swings the door open on Angelica's deeply closeted conscience, and the stupid babies-cum-awkward prepubescents get as close to a cozy moment with the temporary teen terror as this still-hilarious series will allow. A third episode, "My Fair Babies," finds Angelica firming up plans for a snack-time business luncheon where diapers are a fashion don't. The fun of this video doesn't dry up the first time the credits roll. Like most Rugrats installments, the exchanges among the quacky, always close-to-home gang whiz-bang by, so subsequent viewings uncork previously missed, often very funny quips and kid stuff. -Tammy La Gorce