"A Rugrats Chanukah", named on-screen as "Chanukah" and sometimes known as the "Rugrats Chanukah Special", is a unique show of Nickelodeon's cartoon tv sequence Rugrats. The first show of the show's 4th period and the sixty-sixth overall, it informs the tale of the Judaism vacation Chanukah through the face of the Rugrats, who think about themselves as the major people. Meanwhile, Grandma Boris and his long-time competing, Schlomo, feud over who will engage in the cause in the regional synagogue's Chanukah engage in.
Raymie Muzquiz focused "A Rugrats Chanukah" from a piece of software by J. Mark Originate and Mark N. Weiss. In 1992, Nickelodeon professionals had delivered the idea of a Chanukah unique to the team, but the idea was improved and became the 1995 unique, "A Rugrats Passover".
After generation of the Passover show covered, the team come back to the Chanukah idea. Nickelodeon send out "A Rugrats Chanukah" on November 4, 1996; the show gotten a Nielsen report of 7.9 and opinions that are positive from television experts. Along with other Rugrats periods offering Boris and his spouse, the unique fascinated debate when the Anti-Defamation Group in comparison the personality models to anti-Semitic images from a Thirties Nazi newspapers.
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