Petition This!

Petition This!

November 30, 2007 TV Episode All Grown Up

Studio
Klasky Csupo
Animation studio
Klasky Csupo, Nickelodeon Animation Studio, Anivision
Distributor
Viacom International

Synopsis

Kimi leads a petition drive to ban cell phones in school. Angelica hoodwinks Chuckie into helping her keep cell phones in school in her petition drive. Kimi gets busted for wanting a cell phone for Christmas. Kira and Chas celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. At Java Lava, Chuckie and Kimi argue with each other about cell phones.

Characters

Tommy, Chuckie, Susie, Angelica, Kimi, Mr. Pangborn, Phil, Lil

Credits

Directing

Director
Stig Bergqvist, Paul Demeyer

Producing

Producer
Pemelle Hayes, Jim Duffy, Cella Nichols Harris
Executive Producer
Arlene Klasky
Co-Executive Producer
Eryk Casemiro
Co-Producer
Kate Boutilier
Supervising Producer
Cella Nichols Harris

Voices

Voice
E.G. Daily (Tommy), Nancy Cartwright (Chuckie), Kath Soucie (Phil, Lil, Betty), Cree Summer (Susie), Clancy Brown (Mr. Pang Born

Editing

Editor
Kate Boutilier

Production notes

A spin off from Rugrats, All Grown Up chronicles the adventures of the Rugrats clan as tweens. The familiar characters will continue their adventures above rug level on the cusp of teen-hood, facing classic and comical pre-teen issues and dilemmas.

The series comes courtesy of Rugrats creators Klasky Csupo, Inc. The still bonded members of the onetime baby brigade now manage to negotiate with bossy Angelica and even outmaneuver the trendy 13-year-old on occasion. A born leader, Tommy stays protective of his best pal, worrywart Chuckie, a Middle Manager of Tomorrow trying hard to break out of the mold and be bold.

Mischief-makers Phil and Lil seek their individual styles outside of twindom: Phil still revels in mess and Lil focuses on finding her place in the school social scene. As adventurous and confident as ever, Kimi (Dionne Quan) is a study in contrast to her loving brother Chuckie. A true individual, Tommy's little brother Dylan ?Dil? marches to his own odd beat.