Remember Rugrats, that onyesha on Nickelodeon? What wewe probably don't know is that the creator of the show, Gabor Csupo, originally planned a late night version of Rugrats called "Rugrascals", to be played at night, with zaidi adult humor.
Because every major channel thought the pilot was too disturbing, they refused to air the show, and as a result no-one has really heard about it. However, one station in Wellington New Zealand mistakenly played it in the morning, thinking it was a regular Rugrats episode. The pilot and only episode of the onyesha that was seen was called "Chuckies Mom". The intro played like normal, but at the end when Tommy shoots the maziwa at the screen, the sound effect is much louder, and the maziwa simply stays there for about 10 seconds, then the name of the episode appears. The episode played out like normal, with the babies playing in the playpen. They are all talking about their Moms, when Chuckie has a flashback.
It had Chuckie in hospital standing inayofuata to his mother in bed, who was dying from an unknown illness. She was imba "You are my Sunshine, My only sunshine" to Chuckie in a very weak voice, as if she was about to die, but when she sang the sekunde verse the song started playing in reverse. A shot of Chuckie appeared with him looking at a chicken whose head had just been cuts off to onyesha the audience the severity of the situation. It suddenly changed back to his mother petting Chuckie’s hair the scene zooms in slowly to her hand as it slowly drops down to the kitanda side.
Chuckie starts whimpering quietly as his mother says with an almost silent voice "Don't worry Chuckie; it's time for me to songesha on." A flurry of bila mpangilio live action clips were shown, alisema to represent death. One inaonyesha the decapitated chicken from earlier running around blood gushing from its neck. Another was a man being mutilated. Then a real life child that looks just like Chuckie is shown laughing with audible sound and looking like he is on juu of them world then frame kwa frame depicting this child’s stomach being cut open his guts ripped out, wewe could see and hear the immense pain the child was feeling. The screaming, the horrifying screaming.
A shot of Chuckie's mom appears again, this time her eyes closed the moyo monitor flat lining his father saying "Don't wewe remember where it all started?" The episode then cuts to live action footage of childbirth sonograms. About after 1 dakika of these sonograms, wewe hear Chuckie’s father say "I’m so sorry” he starts crying and crying for 3 dakika straight with no stop the camera slowly panning out. At this time, wewe see Chuckie come out of the flashback, having a seizure.
Tommy, Phil and Lil are crying, and an ambulance, magari ya wagonjwa worker calms him down, saying "Chuckie? Chuckie? Can wewe hear me?" in a stern voice. Eventually after coughing up blood and vomiting, Chuckie comes to his senses. We then see a point of view shot of Chuckie, seeing Tommy, Phil, Lil and the ambulance, magari ya wagonjwa worker. His face has a confused look on it and he asks Tommy what happened. Tommy starts talking in his mothers weak voice and Chuckie starts going in a seizure. The screen cuts to black. inayofuata wewe see the ambulance, magari ya wagonjwa worker talking to Chuckie’s dad. The man tells him Chuckie has the same illness as his mother did and has roughly one mwaka to live. wewe see the flashback come back of Chuckie’s dad crying and crying as the screen fades to black again.
After this, the regular credits played. Then suddenly it started the fifteen dakika onyesha all over again. Surprisingly, although the episode was watched kwa many children, only one adult who was watching (me) has spoken about it until now. It was unfortunate to find out that children suicide rates went through the roof in New Zealand that year.
Because every major channel thought the pilot was too disturbing, they refused to air the show, and as a result no-one has really heard about it. However, one station in Wellington New Zealand mistakenly played it in the morning, thinking it was a regular Rugrats episode. The pilot and only episode of the onyesha that was seen was called "Chuckies Mom". The intro played like normal, but at the end when Tommy shoots the maziwa at the screen, the sound effect is much louder, and the maziwa simply stays there for about 10 seconds, then the name of the episode appears. The episode played out like normal, with the babies playing in the playpen. They are all talking about their Moms, when Chuckie has a flashback.
It had Chuckie in hospital standing inayofuata to his mother in bed, who was dying from an unknown illness. She was imba "You are my Sunshine, My only sunshine" to Chuckie in a very weak voice, as if she was about to die, but when she sang the sekunde verse the song started playing in reverse. A shot of Chuckie appeared with him looking at a chicken whose head had just been cuts off to onyesha the audience the severity of the situation. It suddenly changed back to his mother petting Chuckie’s hair the scene zooms in slowly to her hand as it slowly drops down to the kitanda side.
Chuckie starts whimpering quietly as his mother says with an almost silent voice "Don't worry Chuckie; it's time for me to songesha on." A flurry of bila mpangilio live action clips were shown, alisema to represent death. One inaonyesha the decapitated chicken from earlier running around blood gushing from its neck. Another was a man being mutilated. Then a real life child that looks just like Chuckie is shown laughing with audible sound and looking like he is on juu of them world then frame kwa frame depicting this child’s stomach being cut open his guts ripped out, wewe could see and hear the immense pain the child was feeling. The screaming, the horrifying screaming.
A shot of Chuckie's mom appears again, this time her eyes closed the moyo monitor flat lining his father saying "Don't wewe remember where it all started?" The episode then cuts to live action footage of childbirth sonograms. About after 1 dakika of these sonograms, wewe hear Chuckie’s father say "I’m so sorry” he starts crying and crying for 3 dakika straight with no stop the camera slowly panning out. At this time, wewe see Chuckie come out of the flashback, having a seizure.
Tommy, Phil and Lil are crying, and an ambulance, magari ya wagonjwa worker calms him down, saying "Chuckie? Chuckie? Can wewe hear me?" in a stern voice. Eventually after coughing up blood and vomiting, Chuckie comes to his senses. We then see a point of view shot of Chuckie, seeing Tommy, Phil, Lil and the ambulance, magari ya wagonjwa worker. His face has a confused look on it and he asks Tommy what happened. Tommy starts talking in his mothers weak voice and Chuckie starts going in a seizure. The screen cuts to black. inayofuata wewe see the ambulance, magari ya wagonjwa worker talking to Chuckie’s dad. The man tells him Chuckie has the same illness as his mother did and has roughly one mwaka to live. wewe see the flashback come back of Chuckie’s dad crying and crying as the screen fades to black again.
After this, the regular credits played. Then suddenly it started the fifteen dakika onyesha all over again. Surprisingly, although the episode was watched kwa many children, only one adult who was watching (me) has spoken about it until now. It was unfortunate to find out that children suicide rates went through the roof in New Zealand that year.
