The Little Rascals Save the Day
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Beautiful dreamer
Wake unto me
Starlight and dew drops
Are waiting for thee
Sounds of the rude world
Heard in the day
Lulled by the moonlight
Have all passed away
Beautiful dreamer
Queen of my song
List while I woo thee
With soft melody
Gone are the cares of...
Alfalfa? Are you okay?
Yeah, thanks, Darla.
Well, thank you for that lovely performance
for Share Day.
But I'm not finished yet.
Yeah, you are.
Allow me to show you
how it's really done.
All right, Waldo,
but this will be the last song today.
Afterwards, we need to
get back to work.
Oh.
Well,
she's all you'd ever want
She's the kind
they'd like to flaunt
And take to dinner
But she
always knows her place
She's got style,
she's got grace
She's a winner
She's a lady
Whoa, whoa, whoa
She's a lady
Talkin' about
that little lady
And the lady is mine
Well, she's never in the way
Always something nice to say
What a blessing
Well, to leave her on her own
Knowing she's okay alone
And there's no messing
Psst, psst.
Huh? What? Hurry, it's the signal.
Come on.
She's a lady
Whoa, whoa, whoa
She's a lady
Talkin' about
that little lady
And the...
Thank you so much, Waldo.
But...
Please, take a seat, that was...
Wait, but I'm...
Nope, take a seat.
Thank you very much.
That was...
Unique.
That was very unique.
Hold your horses, I'm coming.
Oh. Hello.
And what can I
do for you two?
Stymie has to come home.
Our daddy broke two of his legs.
Two of his legs? Oh, my.
Mary Ann has to come, too.
Her mama's havin' a baby.
A baby? Since when?
Since this morning.
and now she's having it.
And my mama says
Spanky and Alfalfa have to come home right away.
Right away? Why?
It's important business.
Oh.
What's the important business?
Beats me. That's what
Spanky told me to say.
Right, Spank?
Spanky, Alfalfa, Stymie,
Mary Ann, get up here right away.
They're in trouble.
Something
important has come up
and you all need to
go home right away.
Well, Miss Crabtree,
it's been a real great year.
Yeah, have a good summer,
Miss Crabtree.
See ya next year.
Don't take
any wooden nickels.
Ah.
Beep, beep.
Miss Crabtree,
I've got your ice cream cake.
All right, boys and girls,
I have a little surprise.
We're not gonna do
any more work today.
Instead, we're gonna have
an end-of-the-year party
with a great big
ice cream cake.
You know, Miss Crabtree,
I think our folks can wait a little while.
Yeah! My mom's had babies before.
I'm sure she knows what to do.
My daddy isn't
goin' anywhere. He can't.
His legs are broke.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
You can't keep your families waiting
just for a party.
Now run along now
and I will see you next fall.
No, please.
Run along. See you next fall.
She had them before.
Oh.
You kids don't know
what you're missing.
Who wants cake?
Me!
Oh, man.
Did you see that cake?
Not just a cake,
an ice cream cake.
Yeah, ice cream and cake.
The two best things in the world
all mixed together.
Too many calories, men.
And you all could stand to lose
a few pounds anyway.
Mmm.
Man, that cake was good.
You said it, pal.
No time to dwell
on the past, men.
Summer vacation
has officially begun.
No school, no homework,
no getting up early.
We're free.
Come on, time's a-wastin'.
All right!
Whoo-hoo!
Hi!
Hiya, Pops!
Hi there. Hi.
Yay!
Oh!
- Kids! Watch where you're going.
- Sorry.
Sorry, Officer Kennedy.
Wait a minute.
Aren't you kids
supposed to be in school?
We got time off
for good behavior.
That would be a first.
So who are the flowers for?
Miss Crabtree?
Yeah!
They were.
When are you
finally gonna work up
the nerve to ask
her to marry you?
I will, I will.
When school's out and the time's right,
I'll be ready.
I got the ring.
Finally paid it off.
Ooh!
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah!
Look, don't touch.
You understand?
Isn't there supposed
to be a diamond on it?
Oh, there it is.
It looks real nice when you can see it.
- Well, good luck, Officer Kennedy.
- Thank you.
Try not to blow it.
Come on, guys.
To the bakery!
Hiya, Grandma.
Oh, hi, kids. Oh, hi!
Hi, Grandma.
Oh, boy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, so, isn't there still
one more day left at school?
They never do anything important
on the last day.
Except eat ice cream cake.
Okay. I don't suppose I could interest you
in cinnamon muffins.
Yeah!
- Here we go.
- Me, Grandma!
I caught it!
Thanks, Grandma.
You are the best.
Yeah!
Thanks, Grandma!
I didn't forget you.
Come on, gang.
To the tree house!
See you later,
Grandma.
After you, Petey.
Home,
sweet home.
Mmm-hmm.
Petey,
do your stuff.
Whoa! No! No, no, no!
Kids.
Are they gone,
Miss Crabtree?
Oh, they are indeed,
Officer Kennedy.
And now that they are,
I think that we can call each other
by our first names,
Ed.
Of course, June.
What are those?
Oh. Uh...
They were flowers,
till your kids got a hold of them.
Thank you.
It's the thought that counts.
Mmm.
I was thinking, maybe you and I could have lunch
at this very special place
that I happen to know of?
A date with my man.
Why, I'd love to.
Oh.
Me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
Me, me, me, me, me.
Me.
Ready, gang?
Yeah!
Ready!
Ready, indeed.
Hi, ladies and gentlemen.
Tonight,
we're going to perform an oldie, but a goodie
called I Got You, Babe.
My name is Spanky
and we are
the International Silver String Submarine Band.
Huh?
The what?
That's our band name?
Since when?
Since I just thought
it up a second ago.
Makes us sound important.
Okay.
I agree.
Okay, I like it.
And a one and
a two and a three.
Hello, Mrs. Larson.
Hi.
You're early today.
Here you go.
On the house, as usual.
- What is that noise?
- That's the kids' band.
Oh...
Well, tell them to
keep practicing.
Oh, and you got a certified letter here
from the bank.
Oh.
Sign here.
- Here you go.
- Thanks.
Thank you!
You're welcome.
They'll get better.
I hope so.
Oh. Oh.
Hold it.
Hold it. Why'd you stop?
We were just getting to the best part,
where I sing.
We're supposed to be playing,
I Got You, Babe.
It sounds more like,
I Got a Headache, Babe.
What's wrong with everybody?
We're doing
the best we can, Spank.
You know, he's right.
Our music lacks
a certain je ne sais quoi.
Like what?
Like a girl singer.
That would complete our sound.
And I know
the perfect girl.
Let me guess, Darla.
Not again.
Great minds think alike.
You've heard her sing in class before.
She's really good.
No girls allowed
in the gang.
But Mary Ann's in the gang.
And she's a girl.
I meant a real girl.
I am a real girl.
Okay. Okay.
You're a real girl.
Kids? Kids.
What is it, Grandma?
Would you all watch
the bakery for me?
Something urgent came up
and I've gotta go to the bank.
What's wrong, Grandma?
Everything's fine.
You just watch the shop
and I'll be back soon.
Don't worry, Grandma.
I got everything under control.
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