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| Season 1 Episode 6b | |
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| Moose Country | |
| Original Airdate | September 15, 1991 |
| DVD release | Season 1 Outdoor Shenanigans |
| Previous Episode | Ruthless Tommy |
| Next Episode | Grandpa's Teeth |
Moose Country is the second segment of the sixth episode of season 1, and the sixth Rugrats segment overall.
Characters
Summary
After hearing Grandpa's mythical story about a moose, the Rugrats go look for one.
- - Description from Klasky Csupo.
Plot
Grandpa tells the kids that there was a moose once living in the backyard and he saw it. The babies, not knowing that it wasn't a moose, go exploring in the jungle of their backyard that has stuff being done.
Trivia
- On Amazon.com, it states that this is the second episode of season two, though it is actually the sixth episode of season one.
- This is the first episode where the kids discover worms. Tommy is the first one to taste it, not Phil and/or Lil.
- In this episode, Boris and Minka are shown to live just a few houses away. However, other episodes show them to live a bit farther away than that (although they could have moved).
- Historic Fact: This episode was aired on Nick on 9/11/2001 at 8:30 AM East. Before the first hijacked plane crashed into WTC 1.
- The moose picture from Grandpa's story is revealed to be from a logo on an old Hartford Insurance calendar.
Goofs
- When Phil and Lil are fighting over how to catch the moose, there is a scene where they are screaming "hole" and "net" at each other but neither of their mouths are moving.
- In a couple scenes on this episode, Chuckie can be seen with a full set of teeth, meanwhile he only has two.
- There is a flub involving the babies breaking the spigot on the water hose. There is a timer used to control the water. We see it when the spigot hits it. If you look close enough, you can see "timer" is spelled as "timor."
- When Tommy, Phil and Lil go back in the hole to help Chuckie get out, they are covered with mud. During several cuts back to them pushing Chuckie, they're clean, but when they climb out of the hole, they're dirty again.