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"Sister Act" is a Season 7 episode of Rugrats.
Characters Present[]
- Tommy
- Dil
- Chuckie
- Phil
- Lil
- Kimi
- Angelica
- Stu (cameo)
- Didi
- Chas (cameo)
- Kira (cameo)
- Howard (cameo)
- Betty
- Drew
- Charlotte
Character Introduced[]
Plot[]
While their families are hanging out at a local amusement park, Angelica comes to the realization that she's now the only Rugrat in the series who's an only child (Chuckie and Kimi are legal siblings while Phil and Lil are fraternal twins, and her cousins, Tommy and Dil, are brothers). Angelica's saddened by this fact and begins feeling jealous of the other Rugrats, since she doesn't have a sibling to hang out with. When Angelica talks to her parents about wanting a sibling, they basically tell her that they aren't ready to have more kids and that for now, they're fine with just her. So, Angelica starts looking for someone who she thinks would make a good brother or sister for her (choosing someone from either Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil and Kimi).
First, Angelica chooses Tommy as her new "brother," her main reason being that they're already cousins, but later ditches him after she gets in trouble for cheating at a Skee-Ball-arcade game. She then chooses Kimi but rejects her after Kimi pushes her really hard on a swing set, making Angelica fall off. After Kimi, Angelica chooses Chuckie and has him make sure that no one comes on the slide while she's on it, but after a boy bullies Chuckie up the slide, and Chuckie and Angelica slide down, with Chuckie landing on Angelica, she turns him down as a sibling candidate as well.
Angelica's sad that none of the babies want the "honor" of being her brother or sister. Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil and Kimi feel bad for Angelica that she doesn't have any brothers or sisters, and after Tommy talks to her, he tells her that even though she's an only child, she's like a big sister to him and the other babies, since she's often bossing them around; Tommy claims this is a "big sister"-thing. This cheers Angelica up, and she takes a picture with the rest of the babies (including Tommy's younger brother, Dil).
Trivia[]
- The idea of giving Angelica a younger sibling has been thrown around the Klasky Csupo offices before. It is unknown if she will ever get one in the rebooted series.
- "Sister Act" is also the name of a movie starring Whoopi Goldberg, where her character goes undercover as a nun after she's put on a mobster's hit list.
- Neither of the DeVille twins was chosen by Angelica to be her "brother" or "sister."
- The Cynthia Beach Bash that Angelica wanted to get is the same as the one she has in "Angelica for a Day".
- When Angelica brings up that she wants a sibling to her parents, one of the arguments she makes is that she doesn't have anyone to share with. This is a strong contrast to her normally selfish attitude, as seen in such episodes as "Educating Angelica".
- Angelica really is the only Rugrat in the series who's an only child. Even Susie Carmichael has two older brothers and an older sister, although the Carmichaels aren't seen or mentioned in this episode. Not to mention, Timmy McNulty has four younger brothers.
- This is the only time in the entire Rugrats franchise where Angelica's actually saddened by the fact that she's an only child, because almost every other time her status as an only child was mentioned, she usually expressed her thankfulness on not having any siblings (including in "Angelica's Worst Nightmare", when it seemed that Charlotte was pregnant, and Angelica would end up having a younger sibling.
- One of the only times where she actually expresses the desire to have a sibling is in "The Stork".
- This is the only time in the entire Rugrats franchise where Angelica's actually saddened by the fact that she's an only child, because almost every other time her status as an only child was mentioned, she usually expressed her thankfulness on not having any siblings (including in "Angelica's Worst Nightmare", when it seemed that Charlotte was pregnant, and Angelica would end up having a younger sibling.
Moral: It is not so bad being an only child.
Quotes[]
Angelica: What's the matter with you babies? Don't any of you want the honor of being my brother or sister?
Gallery[]
The gallery for this episode can be found here