Rugrats: Season 3 - Kid TV/The Sky Is Falling - Credits and Details

Rugrats: Season 3 Kid TV/The Sky Is Falling Credits and Details

Directed by
	Jim Duffy
	Jeff McGrath
	Norton Virgien
Written by
	Arlene Klasky	...	created by
	Gabor Csupo	...	created by
	Paul Germain	...	created by
	Michael Ferris
	Peter Gaffney
	Mitchell Kriegman	...	story
	Bob Mittenthal	...	story
	Matt Uitz	...	idea
Cast
	Michael Bell	...	Chas Finster / Clown / Salesman (voice)
	Christine Cavanaugh	...	Chuckie Finster (voice)
	Melanie Chartoff	...	Didi Pickles (voice)
	Cheryl Chase	...	Angelica Pickles (voice)
	Elizabeth Daily	...	Tommy Pickles / Soap Opera Lady (voice) (as E.G. Daily)
	David Doyle	...	Grandpa Lou Pickles (voice)
	Dana Hill	...	Kid #2 (voice)
	Jack Riley	...	Stu Pickles (voice)
	Neil Ross	...	Announcer / Columnist / Fisherman (voice)
	Kath Soucie	...	Phil DeVille / Lil DeVille / Kid #1 (voice)
Produced by
	Geraldine Clarke	...	producer
	Vanessa Coffey	...	executive producer: Nickelodeon
	Gabor Csupo	...	executive producer
	Paul Germain	...	creative producer
	Mary Harrington	...	supervising producer
	Arlene Klasky	...	executive producer
	Charles Swenson	...	creative producer
	Tami Sloan Tsark	...	associate producer
	Barbara Wright	...	associate producer
Original Music by
	Denis M. Hannigan
	Mark Mothersbaugh

Ratings
7.4 / 10

Production Companies
Klasky-Csupo
Nickelodeon Animation Studios (Games Animation) (seasons 3-5)
Nickelodeon Animation Studios (seasons 6-9)

Distributors
Nickelodeon Network (1991) (United States) (TV)
CBS All Access (2020) (United States) (VOD) (video)
Nickelodeon Network (United States) (TV)
Paramount Home Entertainment (1996) (United States) (VHS)
Paramount Home Entertainment (1997) (United States) (DVD)
Paramount Home Entertainment (2005) (United States) (DVD)
Paramount Home Entertainment (2021) (United States) (complete series) (DVD)
Paramount Television (1996) (United States)
Pluto TV (2023) (United States) (video)
Shout! Factory (2011) (United States) (DVD)
Sony Wonder (1993) (United States) (VHS)
Viacom (1991) (United States) (TV)
Viacom (1991) (United States)