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Pitch (filmmaking) "Luke" on "Growing Pains". Networks also try to force their ideas on series' producers through their pitches, though their approach is business-oriented and their ideas are generally not favored by writers and viewers. In 1992, the crew of the animated series "Rugrats" was approached by Nickelodeon, which pitched the idea of a "Rugrats" Hanukkah special. Paul Germain, co-creator of the series, responded by suggesting a passover special, which he dubbed a "funny idea." After they closed production for that special, they began considering the Hanukkah special and eventually created it in 1996 as the episode "A Rugrats Chanukah." Pitch (filmmaking)