Rugrats: Outdoor Shenanigans!Reunite with the Rugrats in exciting outdoor adventures that include a trip across America, a search for a moose, a hunt for buried treasure and more!

Episodes:
·       Discovering America
·       Barbeque
·       Moose Country
·       Sand Ho!
·       Gold Rush

Running Time: Approximately 71 Minutes

RUGRATS: REPTAR RETURNS!

Rugrats: Reptar Returns!Rugrats is goin’ green with outrageous adventures featuring the one and only giant green T-Rex, Reptar.

Episodes:
·       Runaway Reptar
·       Reptar 2010
·       The Big Showdown

Running Time: Approximately 72 Minutes

Nickelodeon: Robot InvasionNickelodeon brings out the heavy metal with SpongeBob SquarePants, Sanjay and Craig, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!  Catch robot-themed tales that include awesome technological creations and partying innovations.

Episodes:
·       Krab Borg! / Rock A Bi-Valve (SpongeBob SquarePants)
·       Metalhead (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
·       Traffic Island / Partybot (Sanjay and Craig)

Running Time: Approximately 71 Minutes

Nickelodeon: Heroes in Action!Its Nickelodeon heroes to the rescue in these action-packed adventures that include superhero Patrick-Man challenging the Dirty Bubble, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles battling an unhinged villain in mechanical armor, Sanjay and Craig joining a peculiar police force, and more!

Episodes:
·       Patrick-Man! / Gary’s New Toy (SpongeBob SquarePants)
·       I Think His Name is Baxter Stockman (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
·       Muscle C.O.P.S. / Cold Hard Cash (Sanjay and Craig)

Running Time: Approximately 70 Minutes

Our Thoughts

Yay, we have a package to open!

What could it be?

Wow, 4 DVDs!!

The first two were Rugrats-Outdoor Shenanigans and Reptar Returns

The second two were Robot Invasion and Heroes in Action

The kids had absolutely no clue what this show was, which I found funny because I remember watching it when I was younger. They were excited to try it out and see what it was all about. My kids do not watch Nickelodeon, but apparently the Rugrats cartoons are back on air in reruns. S was pretty interested because I told her it was about crazy babies doing silly things.

The babies, Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, and big cousin Angelica have quite a few different adventures in this 5 episode DVD. Together they go on a pretend tour of America, go on a mission to save Tommy's favorite ball, set out on a moose hunt, play pirates, and try to discover gold. This was the favorite of the four DVDs we got. S thought it was funny and that the babies were really silly. B had some really true laugh out loud moments too. The kids were definitely entertained the whole time and asked to watch it again the next day.

S was a bit timid about this one because of the cover, Reptar was a bit scary to her and she doesn't like to watch anything that might frighten her. After some coaxing that it wouldn't be too bad, she agreed.

 

The Robot Invasion has three episodes, one for each SpongeBob, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Sanjay and Craig. Both SpongeBob parts involved SpongeBob and his friends, the kids laughed a few times and thought there were some silly parts, especially Mr. Krab and when Patrick adopts a baby scallop. The TMNT episode was a little grown up for S, but B enjoyed both the storyline and action of a remote controlled robot turtle. The Sanjay and Craig episode was a little mature for both kids and both lost interest pretty quickly. In the first part, friends are left stranded on a highway median and the second part involved the friends becoming party animals with the help of a partybot.

 This DVD was better fit for the kids than Robot Invasion and included 5 episodes. The SpongeBob episodes were about a superhero (Patrick) causing trouble around town and going to battle with the Dirty Bubble, there was quite a few giggles with this one. The other was about Gary and his new red ball and becomes crazy obsessed with it, it was really kind of weird but the kids got a kick out of it. Again the TMNT was a no go for S, but B like this one. The turtles are trying to save the day against an evil inventor and must defend the city. The TMNT are definitely geared more towards the boy population in our house. I will have to see if all of the Sanjay and Craig episodes seem mature, as these were too, not as much as the other two though. S didn't even try to watch this one and even B seemed a bit lost on the storyline of growing giant calf muscles in the COPS episode.

Overall we much preferred the Rugrats DVDs to the other set, but all in all they provided entertainment to the kids for a few longer car trips over the weekend. For $9.99 they a decent deal for some summer fun.

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These DVDs can be purchased anywhere that sells Nickelodeon Home Entertainment products. They will be releasing on Tuesday, July 8th for $9.99 each.

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