The Little Rascals Save the Day

On the last day of class, Spanky, Alfalfa, Mary Ann, and Stymie decide to slip out early. They enlist Buckwheat and Porky to convince Miss Crabtree they need to go home for a family matter and dodge one last surprise. Miss Crabtree agrees to let them leave, unknowingly stepping away from her own surprise party.

The kids rush toward Grandma Larson's bakery to start their day. They bump into Officer Kennedy, who is dating Miss Crabtree, sparking a playful curiosity about a future proposal. The encounter foreshadows romantic tension and adds humor to the plan.

The children form The International Silver String Submarine Band and set their sights on performing Sonny & Cher's I Got You Babe at the big talent show. Their rehearsal starts croaky and far from polished, testing their chemistry. Alfalfa suggests inviting Darla to sing with him to lift the act.

Grandma visits the local bank to sort out a troubling debt while leaving the kids in charge of the bakery. A bank officer reveals a looming $10,000 debt that could close the bakery within two weeks. Waldo Kaye's father planning to buy the bakery for a mall adds pressure and a competing threat.

Waldo's schemes heighten the stakes when his father intends to buy the bakery and replace it with a shopping mall. Waldo's meddling also triggers the burglar alarm, ratcheting up the urgency to raise funds.

Spanky suggests the gang earn money by taking real jobs to save Grandma's bakery. They test various gigs around town, hoping hard work and teamwork can outpace wealthier rivals.

The kids land caddie gigs at the local country club, but a mishap during a date interrupts their work and earns them the ire of Officer Kennedy, leading to their dismissal. The setback teaches them about responsibility and balance.

They start a pet-washing venture, but a bottle swap replaces shampoo with a green-dye variant. Darla's cat and other pets turn an unfortunate shade of green, forcing the kids to salvage their plan and restore order.

To compensate for the chaos, Alfalfa offers Darla a ride to the library, but she chooses Waldo's flashy toy car instead. Spanky then decides to create their own taxi service to move people around town.

The makeshift taxi venture misfires when Waldo cuts the brake wires, sending the car downhill into a gazebo. Darla ends up with Waldo, deepening the rift between Alfalfa and the rest of the group.

Friction between Miss Crabtree and Officer Kennedy intensifies as the kids' chaos continues. The couple ultimately breaks up, forcing the adults to reassess their balance with the children.

Spanky pushes a plan for Alfalfa to wrestle the Masked Marvel, but Waldo arranges Butch and Woim to derail the match. Porky ends up fighting instead, and Alfalfa is defeated, leaving the gang wary of Spanky's leadership.

A heartfelt talk with Grandma helps Spanky regain his footing and the gang reconciles. They realize their bond matters more than any single plan.

The night of the show arrives with a lineup of acts. Waldo and Darla perform, and Darla joins Alfalfa on stage, delivering a heartfelt performance. The band finds its rhythm, and Grandma's bakery is saved by the show.

The team wins the $10,000 prize and Grandma's bakery is secured; Miss Crabtree agrees to marry Officer Kennedy as he attends the show. A final misstep with Waldo's grand tree house gift hints at bigger dreams, closing the story with a wink.