Regifted from the Archive: Let my babies go, and tell my grown men to stop throwing tantrums. Guests: Sarah Shay, Zach Gozlan.
This is a regifted previous episode from the Advent Calendar House Archive as an apology for my dumb April Fool’s joke.
The commercial break now contains a promo for Stick to Shorts, a new podcast exploring classic cartoons.
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🫓 Previously on the Advent Calendar House, we helped our favorite talking babies stop a true meanie in “A Rugrats Chanukah.”
This time, we’re ignoring the rules of another long-standing tradition as we travel by baby basket back to 1995 to witness grown men throwing temper tantrums and ending up locked in the attic.
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Sarah Shay (sarahshay.com, Bandcamp, Pilot House Podcast)
Zach Gozlan (zachgozlan.info)
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1. I found this special hiding in a 4-hour VHS recording of Nick on CBS from 2003.
2. Pilot House on “I Dream of Jeannie,” which would not be seen the night this premiered.
3. Fact-Checking “Fact-Checking A Rugrats Passover.”
4. As of this recording, the Sultan of Brunei in 1995 is still sultan.
5. “Noozles,” which co-starred Cheryl Chase (Angelica) and was not “The Adventures of the Little Koala.”
6. The 4 categories of Jewish holidays.
7. Melanie Chartoff (Didi, Minka) as the principal in “Parker Lewis Can’t Lose.”
8. The controversy over Boris and Minka’s design.
9. “The Song That Doesn’t End” from “Lamb Chop’s Play Along.”
10. The Maxwell House Haggadah.
12. “Bible Adventures.”
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Country Crock Spreadable Sticks, 1994, featuring Jack Riley (Stu).
Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, 2003.
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“A Rugrats Passover” © 1995 Viacom International Inc.