Dr. kevorkian

>The series has received several accolades for its Jewish themes. In 2001, Rugrats won a Jewish Image Award for "Outstanding Achievement." "A Rugrats Passover" itself received three nominations from different television award programs. It was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in the category "Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less Than One Hour)," but lost to The Simpsons episode "Lisa's Wedding."At the 23rd Annual Annie Awards it was nominated in the category "Best Individual Achievement for Writing in the Field of Animation," but was beaten by the episode "The Tick vs. Arthur’s Band Account" from Fox Kids' animated series The Tick. In 1995, it was Rugrats' submission for a CableACE award; it received a nomination but did not win. In 2007 the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma opened an exhibition of Biblical images in art and pop culture, including a poster for Let My Babies Go!: A Passover Story, the picture book based on "[[|Passover|A Rugrats Passover]]".

>However, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) criticized the design of Grandpa Boris and charged it with being anti-Semitic. The controversy erupted when a 1998 Rugrats comic strip was published, featuring Boris in a synagogue reciting the Mourner's Kaddish. The ADL issued a statement saying that the design resembled Nazi-era depictions of Jews, and the fact that the character was reciting the sacred prayer perverted its solemnity. The Washington Post, the newspaper who published the strip, issued a similar statement in their Editor's Note section, criticizing Nickelodeon for not showing better judgment in editing the strip.

>Though former Nickelodeon president Albie Hecht, a Jew himself, was dumbfounded by the accusation and deemed it absurd, Herb Scannell, president of the company in 1998, responded to the complaints and apologized to ADL. Scannell issued a statement promising that neither the strip nor the character would ever be published again. In the statement, he also noted, "Unfortunately, the creators of the strip made an error in judgment by referencing the Kaddish. I agree with you that, however well-meaning, the use of the Kaddish in the comic strip was inappropriate." Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director, responded via a press release in which they thanked Scannell for his speedy response and commended the company in general for understanding the issue at hand; Foxman concluded by saying, "We appreciate Nickelodeon’s long record of creative and quality programming and understand that it was not their intention to offend."

>Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director, responded via a press release in which they thanked Scannell for his speedy response and commended the company in general for understanding the issue at hand; Foxman concluded by saying, "We appreciate Nickelodeon’s long record of creative and quality programming and understand that it was not their intention to offend."

>"We appreciate Nickelodeon’s long record of creative and quality programming and understand that it was not their intention to offend."

Then why the fuck did this kike cry over it?

this is definitely not the series that comes to mind when I think about awful Jewish scum

The ADL seems to cry about anything even if it's something that benefits jewish people.

t. german jew

don't forget the ADL illegally bugged a white married couple and recorded their private conversations and phone calls then released them to the public. The couple sued the ADL and completely blew them the fuck out.

Angelica was the evil white girl in every episode. How did they get away with that?

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fake and gay. they were in the movies as well.

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THIS IS NOT OKAY

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Because no one gave a fuck about """race""" and """feminism""" until the last ten years. Used to be entertainment not indoctrination.

Because it turned out she was constantly molested

They should have realized that's just how Klasky-Csupo draws people.