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"Steve" is a Season 9 episode of Rugrats.
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Summary[]
The babies create a snowman (they call him a snow baby) named Steve, and they try to make him not melt and get him inside the house.
Plot[]
It is snowing and the babies are having fun making footprints and snow angels. Then they build a snow baby, giving him a blue rattle for his right arm, a red spade for his left arm, a pink lollipop for his nose, a rock and a button for eyes, a rope for a mouth and sticks for hair. Then they decide to name him. Phil suggests "Worms" and Kimi suggests "Snowy," but Chuckie thinks he looks like a "Steve," and that's the name that wins out. Stu thinks that he should teach the kids how to make a "real" snowman. The babies (sans Dil) decide to throw Steve a party. Kimi makes snow castles while Phil and Lil find some icicles for decorations (Phil wants to eat his). Then, the sun comes out and the snow starts melting. Phil, Lil, and Kimi think Steve is going potty, but Tommy knows he (Steve) is melting, as he (Tommy) has seen ice cream melt before it goes "bye bye." They try to fix Steve and put him onto a sled, but they have to come inside for hot chocolate. After having multiple servings of hot chocolate (Didi thought they gulped it down because they enjoyed it, when in reality, they were trying to rush to get back out), they return to see that Steve has melted. Lil think he is hiding, and they call for him. Chuckie finds Steve's accessories, and they realize that Steve has "died." Tommy notes that Steve's eyes and nose and arms are still there, and he figures that Steve is still around; his appearance has changed because he grew up. They throw the party for Steve who is now a water man and more snow falls.
Trivia[]
- The episode's plot is similar to that of a Baby Looney Tunes episode, "Snow Day".
- This is the ninth time Tommy is seen wearing shoes.
- The show is most likely set in Southern California, and while snowfall is very rare there, it's not impossible.