All Grown Up - Fast erwachsen

I think you guys who are giving bad reviews are being unfair. All Grown Up is a great show, I'm not denying that Rugrats will always be better with it's (in my opinion) unique style of humor that both kids and adults can enjoy. I find it enjoyable to see how the 'rats have grown and changed. If your looking for more misunderstanding between kids and adults type humor that was so common in The Rugrats, then go elsewhere. If your more interested in seeing the kids growing and how relationships between some of them have changed, as well as another 'growing-pains' "tweenage" show. Then watch this, you won't beat it.

I'd give it a 3+1/5 out of 5

I'm a fan of the original rugrats, when All Grown Up came I was very excited, I think it's a nice show, but it isn't exactly what I was expecting from a rugrats spin-off.

The only bad side of this show is that the show killed the rugrats, Tommy isn't the leader anymore , at the beginning he was supposed to be an artist and later he was just randomly obsessed with girls, Susie just thinks on singing and college, Angelica became just a generic boring teenager, Chuckie from being a nice and caring baby became a self-centered person who is always complaining of how bad is life for him, Kimi gotta be the worst of all of them, she doesn't have a personality not even a trait to set her apart from the other rugrats, she's portrayed as a selfish, spoiled girl who seems to think that the world revolves around her, by far the most horrible character in the entire series, At the end we have Dil that unlike his countpart on rugrats, he has evoluted to become the best character in this show, portrayed as the weird, nice,smart ,caring kid who is always willing to help and trying new things other people wouldn't do,always ready for the action, and that challenging attitude of not caring what other people think of him.

I think it's a good show, but I wish it would have to deal less with teenage issues and more kid related issues, if this wasn't a rugrats spin-off it'd be a very good show, but with rugrats in its past, people expect more from it.

This show has done a good job of replacing the Rugrats. They can develop better than Rugrats. Dil is weird, (he did get bonked in the head by Lillian Marie Jane and Phil Deville) Each character has a different personality which helps use a Tom Brady spread show type of PreTeens. Stu is clumsy, Didi worries too much, Did Lulu die? Grandpa Lou has yet to get his part, Tommy, the film maker, co-leader, Dil, the weird boy with the brains to get out of a bases loaded jam type situation, Betty, still tough...she pulled a school bus out. Howard, funny, and OLD, Phil, still gross, he still needs to develop more, Lil trying to gain respect for popularity, Chaz, the clumsy Java Lava worker, Kira...unknown, Chuckie, the geeky daredevil, with a girlfriend, Kimi, gaining independence with her Japanese group, Angelica... still bossy, but softer when gaining independence, Drew, unknown, Charlotte, Struggling with her face. Susie, loves to sing. It needs time to gain towards other NICK shows, might catch SpongeBob in about 4 years, like a rookie in football, or basketball (Lebron James), (Carmelo Anthony). Ages: Stu: 44 Didi: 49 Tommy: 10 Dil: 9 1/2 Chazz: 45 Kira: 43 Kimi: 10 1/2 Chuckie: 11 3/4 (to turn 12) Betty: 47 Howard: 60 Phil: 10 1/2 Lil: 10 1/2 Susie: 12 (to turn 13) Angelica: 12 (to turn 13) Charlotte: 41 Drew: 45 Lulu: 86 Lou: 86 Miriam: 88 I like the idea of Dil getting his ego with Pangborn, and Chuckie risking himself. And how about punches when Tommy embarrassed his friends.

I think "All Grown Up" was a creative idea, taking the "Rugrats" show in a new direction, making them all 10 years older. It was interesting to see how all the characters evolved.

Even though the guys are all had some personality changes, they're all pretty much the same as they always were and still friends.

The only downside is everyone (with the exception of Dil and Phil) is trying too hard to fit in, like most preteen/teen show. I would have liked to see more of them trying to go after their aspirations and pursue more hobbies or something, rather than trying really hard to make people like them.

Overall this was a good effort and had some funny material.

This is far from being "Rugrats: The Next Generation." Instead, you can see palpable changes in the characters of the show from the baby-oriented original series to this one.

The plot lines have some refreshing changes in them. Coming along for the ride is a new Vice-Principal who was an ex-professional wrestler. He takes a keen interest in Dil, who is the breakout star of this show. In one episode, he counsels Dil (Wisely!) when the other kids use his genius for their profit.

Dil is the weird one who does weird things, but inside that brain is a true genius. Also amazing is the transformation of Tommy from fearless leader-baby to more a member of the group, complete with insecurities. Angelica is different too. She's softer and less bossy, but still a schemer. Her lispy friend Harold is a nice foil for her antics.

This is completely kid-safe. It's also fun for adults, too. Perhaps it's not in the same league as Spongebob, but it is great fun!

So on my 1-10 scale, I give it an 8.

J