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Release year: 2014

Storyline

The Little Rascals are unable to raise enough money to save their grandma's bakery from shutting down. Their only hope is to win a local talent show and thereby use the prize money to save the shop.

Top credits

Directors

Alex Zamm

Writers

Cast

Doris Roberts — Grandma
Greg Germann — Ray 'Big Ray' Kaye
Lex Medlin — Officer Kennedy
Valerie Azlynn — Miss Crabtree

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Did you know

• The Ice Cream Delivery Man at the beginning of the movie is played by Bug Hall. He originally played the role of Alfalfa in The Little Rascals (1994)

• The talent show host is named Leo McCarey , a reference to one of the earliest writers of 'Our Gang' ('Little Rascals').

• This film liberally borrows gags, situations, set-ups, and plots from many of the shorts that made up the original Our Gang (Little Rascals) movie series. Some examples: * Anniversary Trouble (1935): The infamous hi-sign. * Teacher's Pet (1930): Getting kicked out of school during a party. * Helping Grandma (1930): Saving Grandma's business from a con man. * Birthday Blues (1932): Baking a cake with disastrous results. * Divot Diggers (1936): Getting jobs as caddies on a golf course. * The Kid from Borneo (1933): In a deleted scene, a parrot says the phrase "Yum, yum! Eat 'em up!" * Forgotten Babies (1933): The parrot says the "Remarkable!" * Free Wheeling (1932): Building a taxi that careens down a steep hill. * Came the Brawn (1938): Alfalfa fighting "The Masked Marvel" (which turns out to be Butch). * Mike Fright (1934): "The International Silver String Submarine Band" competing in a talent contest.