The Rise Fall And Revival Of Klasky Csupo. 

Yea I agree - especially in the sense that the Rugrats were basically my childhood.

I liked it a lot klasky csupo in RU-vid!

He mentions that in the video.

Very true

Always gonna bring it like that!

@@StagehandMotel6 great content man, I just found your channel, you make me feel old watching your videos. how old are you? What year were you born? I was born in 98.

@@123theprodigy5 95 I'm 28

Same here Steven ^_^

I've heard rumors that Klasky Csupo is actually not involved with the Rugrats reboot. They only get the right to veto character additions and veto certain things in the scripts. But Nickelodeon is basically running the show itself and has Klasky Csupo hands off. Gabor Csupo has also stated that he hates the look of the reboot

When it comes to Klasky Csupo it's a short list of stuff. Nickelodeon however we got a whole plethora of content

Perfect Strangers?

@@StagehandMotel6 Yep, it was about a salesman and his Russian cousin Balkie, living in Chicago. Family Matters was the spin-off

now i gotta check this out.

Hey Arnold was Snee-Oosh Inc

I know I’m just saying the animation from season 1 looks like some of the Klasky Csupo shows because it was more crude looking and had characters with thick outlines compared to the later seasons

Yep definitely lol...the wait for the Hey Arnold finale was certainly ridiculous.

ahh yeah!

you bet. My channel made me dive into the entertainment industry as a whole.

Most animation is done by pencil storyboards and frame by frame. However is computer animated to get frames and movements right then finalized overseas coloring and cleaning etc. I think we will go over that in a future video. Because Klasky Csupo did drawings by hand but movements and everything else by computer animation.

@@StagehandMotel6 So you mean digital ink and paint, right? That's technically the industry norm standard for most hand drawn shows nowadays actually. And you meant CGI as in EVERYTHING including the animation is done with computer-made images entirely, right?

@@emberjean4230 for the new rugrats yes.

It depends on what you mean tbh.

the new one is unwatchable. Not like the OG one.

Same. The new series just does not seem anywhere near as compelling in the least bit.

@@StagehandMotel6 It appears that many individuals harbor a certain aversion to the Rugrats reboot due to its alterations without having given it a fair chance. They seem to overlook the fact that this reboot is intended to present a distinct interpretation of the series, one that takes place in an alternate universe. It's essential to recognize that this is a reboot, not a revival, and therefore, changes to the original concept are expected. Beyond the notable differences such as the parents being from the millennial generation, new voice actors, the varying ages of Susie and Kimi, and Kimi no longer being a clone of Tommy, the core essence of the show remains quite faithful to the original. The dialogue retains the distinctive Rugrats feel, the narrative arcs unfold in a manner consistent with the Rugrats style, and most storylines could easily have occurred in the original series with minor adjustments. Moreover, a significant portion of the same writing team is involved in its production. It's essential to disassociate this reboot from the original series and not anticipate a replication of the same formula. This project is intended to provide a contemporary interpretation, set in the present day, and as is often the case with reboots, it strives to introduce alterations to distinguish itself from its predecessor. The original series had a successful 13-year run (not including its initial cancellation and revival), achieving its objectives. Simply replicating the same content would be unadventurous and appeal solely to nostalgia. By embarking on a fresh direction and creating a clean slate, this reboot aims to captivate a new generation without requiring them to be familiar with the source material, thereby establishing a compelling reason for them to engage with the series.

@@StagehandMotel6Development of Rugrats began in the Autumn of 1990.

Hahaha Hahaha lol 😂 I'm in the same boat as you.

Same

Someone make a time machine so we all can go back to simpler times.

No. The music composer for rugrats was composing for Recess

Ah ok I always thought it was from the same company since the animation had a similarly to most of there animated shows

@@shadowlink-wn5rh yeah people thought that.

One of the co creators of Rugrats Paul Germain created the Recess alongside Rugrats writer and Hey Arnold co developer Joe Ansolabehere. Denis M. Hannigan, who did the music for Recess would also do the music for CatDog and seasons 2 and 3 of Rugrats. Also to me the art style looks more like a blend of Hey Arnold, CatDog, and King of the Hill more so than Rugrats which makes sense considering the shared crew across all shows.

I'll go into detail when the Nickelodeon video drops I don't hate spongebob. I hate how it won't die off.

Spongeboy ruined my life ever since hey arnold didn't get a series finale on time

Spongebob lol

@@gablit-gt8kk he isnt wrong actually spongeboy ahoy was the name way before it was named spongebob squarepants.