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** Grand Palmer who plays Waldo, would later become [[WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse a white haired boy]].
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** Grand Palmer Palmer, who plays Waldo, would later become [[WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse a white haired boy]].
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Grant Palmer who plays Waldo is the first voice actor for Lincoln Loud (excluding the pilot).
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** Grand Palmer who plays Waldo, would later become [[WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse a white haired boy]].
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** From the animated series, an 11-year old Creator/ScottMenville got his first major animated role as Spanky.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: An 11-year old Creator/ScottMenville got his first major animated role as Spanky.
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** From the animated series, an 11-year old Creator/ScottMenville got his first major animated role as Spanky.
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** Waldo is an [[SmugSnake arrogant]], [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] {{Jerkass}}, but he crosses into this territory when he uses tire spikes against Alfalfa and Spanky in the race, a potentially dangerous trick. Darla even calls him out on this, and proceeds to break things off with him and kicks Waldo out of his own racer.
** Likewise, Butch and Woim cross it when they throw a smoke bomb on Spanky and Alfalfa's racer.
** Likewise, Butch and Woim cross it when they throw a smoke bomb on Spanky and Alfalfa's racer.
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** Waldo is an [[SmugSnake arrogant]], [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] {{Jerkass}}, but he crosses into this territory when he uses tire spikes against Alfalfa and Spanky in the race, a potentially dangerous (possibly even ''lethal'') trick. Darla even calls him out on this, this and proceeds to break breaks things off with him and kicks him, kicking Waldo out of his own racer.
** Likewise, Butch and Woim were already tip-toeing the line when they steal The Blur and pass it off as their own soapbox racer, but definitely cross it when they throw asmoke bomb on firework into Spanky and Alfalfa's racer.new racer while they're in the middle of driving through a dangerous stretch of circuit.
** Likewise, Butch and Woim were already tip-toeing the line when they steal The Blur and pass it off as their own soapbox racer, but definitely cross it when they throw a
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* CriticalDissonance: Critics hated the film, but it did well with audiences and is still well-remembered today. On Rotten Tomatoes, this movie has a rating of 23% from critics, but 70% from general audiences. Metacritic (critics only) only rated it 45 out of 100, but [=CinemaScore=] (general audiences) gave it a rating of A−.
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* ReceptionDissonance: This film did poorly with critics but well with general audiences. On Rotten Tomatoes, this movie has a rating of 23% from critics, but 70% from general audiences. Metacritic (critics only) only rated it 45 out of 100, but [=CinemaScore=] (general audiences) gave it a rating of A−.
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** In "Fish Hooky", the kids decide to write phoney sick notes to their teacher in order to play hooky. Stymie suggests saying he has Pneumonia on his. Matthew Beard (the actor who played Stymie) died of pneumonia in 1981.
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** In "Fish Hooky", the kids decide to write phoney phony sick notes to their teacher in order to play hooky. Stymie suggests saying he has Pneumonia pneumonia on his. Matthew Beard (the actor who played Stymie) died of pneumonia in 1981.
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** Darla has an OffscreenMomentOfAwesome by kicking Waldo out of his own car and finishing the race herself.
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** Darla has an OffscreenMomentOfAwesome by kicking Waldo out of his own car and finishing the race herself. She tops it off by coming to Spanky and Alfalfa's aid when the bullies have thrown a smoke bomb onto their car.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment:
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight:
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* WeirdAlEffect: The Flory Dory act from "Our Gang Follies of 1936" was a parody of a popular Edwardian musical comedy called "Floradora."
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The series today comes off as quaint stories your grandparents might tell about being children at the time. Specifically, it's about children during The Great Depression. In more than a few episodes, the children wonder where their next meal is going to come from.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Bring up ''"The Little Rascals'' to nearly anybody born after 1985 and they'll likely assume you're referring to this movie. Mention the original series, and you'll be met with surprised looks or head scratches.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Bring up ''"The ''The Little Rascals'' to nearly anybody born after 1985 and they'll likely assume you're referring to this movie. Mention the original series, and you'll be met with surprised looks or head scratches.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "We got a dollar, we got a dollar, we got a dollar, hey hey hey hey..."
** The William Tell Overture, aka the theme from ''Franchise/TheLoneRanger'', shows up during the go-kart race.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "We got a dollar, we got a dollar, we got a dollar, hey hey hey hey..."
** The ballet recital that Spanky and Alfalfa are forced to take part in features "Waltz of the Flowers" from ''Theatre/TheNutcracker''.
** The William Tell Overture, aka the theme from ''Franchise/TheLoneRanger'', shows up during the climactic go-kart race.
** The original score by William Ross, which of course includes the iconic ''Our Gang'' main theme, is nothing to sneeze at either.
** The ballet recital that Spanky and Alfalfa are forced to take part in features "Waltz of the Flowers" from ''Theatre/TheNutcracker''.
** The William Tell Overture, aka the theme from ''Franchise/TheLoneRanger'', shows up during the climactic go-kart race.
** The original score by William Ross, which of course includes the iconic ''Our Gang'' main theme, is nothing to sneeze at either.
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ValuesResonance: The fact that Roach insisted on having at least 1 black child actor be a part of the gang at any time, going back so far as ''1922''. Not only that, but as stated above, no issue was raised about skin color and all the kids got to participate in the plots equally. It's a neat bit of progressiveness in a time period that no one would suspect.
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* ValuesResonance: The fact that Roach insisted on having at least 1 black child actor be a part of the gang at any time, going back so far as ''1922''. Not only that, but as stated above, no issue was raised about skin color and all the kids got to participate in the plots equally. It's a neat bit of progressiveness in a time period that no one would suspect.
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ValuesRessonance: The fact that Roach insisted on having at least 1 black child actor be a part of the gang at any time, going back so far as ''1922''. Not only that, but as stated above, no issue was raised about skin color and all the kids got to participate in the plots equally. It's a neat bit of progressiveness in a time period that no one would suspect.
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ValuesRessonance: The fact that Roach insisted on having at least 1 black child actor be a part of the gang at any time, going back so far as ''1922''. Not only that, but as stated above, no issue was raised about skin color and all the kids got to participate in the plots equally. It's a neat bit of progressiveness in a time period that no one would suspect.
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* ReceptionDissonance: This film did poorly with critics but well with general audiences. On Rotten Tomatoes, this movie has a rating of 23% from critics, but 70% from general audiences. Metacritic (critics only) only rated it 45 out of 100, but [=CinemaScore=] (generalaudiences) gave it a rating of A-.
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* ReceptionDissonance: This film did poorly with critics but well with general audiences. On Rotten Tomatoes, this movie has a rating of 23% from critics, but 70% from general audiences. Metacritic (critics only) only rated it 45 out of 100, but [=CinemaScore=] (generalaudiences) (general audiences) gave it a rating of A-.A−.
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* ValuesDissonance: During the ballet scene, the teacher's response to Butch and Woim's intrusion and Alfalfa and Spanky inadvertently messing up her recital is to [[DraggedByTheCollar grab them by their ears to walk them out of the ballet school]] ([[{{Jerkass}} even going so far as to yell at the latter two to]] GetOut). This is PlayedForLaughs but a joke like that might not be as acceptable in a kids' movie nowadays when child abuse has a become more widely recognized issue. Not to mention that under those circumstances, the ballet teacher would probably be fired and potentially face legal action for that sort of conduct towards children.
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* ValuesDissonance: During the ballet scene, the teacher's response to Butch and Woim's intrusion and Alfalfa and Spanky inadvertently messing up her recital is to [[DraggedByTheCollar grab them by their ears to walk them out of the ballet school]] ([[{{Jerkass}} even going so far as to yell at the latter two to]] GetOut).{{get out}}). This is PlayedForLaughs but a joke like that might not be as acceptable in a kids' movie nowadays when child abuse has a become more widely recognized issue. Not to mention that under those circumstances, the ballet teacher would probably be fired and potentially face legal action for that sort of conduct towards children.
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** Farina and Buckwheat come off as an EthnicScrappy to modern viewers, but having a black character accepted as an equal by his white peers was still a huge step forward then.
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** Farina and Buckwheat come off as an EthnicScrappy to modern viewers, but having a black character accepted as an equal by his white peers back then was still a huge big step forward then.forward.
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** Farina and Buckwheat comes off as an EthnicScrappy to modern viewers, but having a black character accepted as an equal by his white peers was still a huge step forward then.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "We got a dollar, we got a dollar, we got a dollar, hey hey hey hey..."
** The William Tell Overture, aka the theme from ''Franchise/TheLoneRanger'', shows up during the go-kart race.
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** "We got a dollar, we got a dollar, we got a dollar, hey hey hey hey..."
** [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic The William Tell Overture]], aka the theme from ''Franchise/TheLoneRanger'', shows up during the go-kart race.
** "We got a dollar, we got a dollar, we got a dollar, hey hey hey hey..."
** [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic The William Tell Overture]], aka the theme from ''Franchise/TheLoneRanger'', shows up during the go-kart race.
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* ValuesDissonance: During the ballet scene, the teacher's response to Butch and Woim's intrusion and Alfalfa and Spanky inadvertently messing up her recital is to [[DraggedByTheCollar grab them by their ears to walk them out of the ballet school]] ([[{{Jerkass}} even going so far as to yell at the latter two to]] GetOut). This is PlayedForLaughs but a joke like that might not be as acceptable in a kids' movie nowadays when child abuse has a become more widely recognized issue. Not to mention that under those circumstances, the ballet teacher would probably be fired and potentially face legal action for that sort of conduct towards children.
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Harsher in Hindsight is a trope for things that were harsh to begin with, not only harsh in hindsight..
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* FollowTheLeader: The shorts spawned a few imitators, such as ''Mickey [=McGuire=]'', ''Hey Fellas'', and ''[=McDougall=] Alley Kids''.
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* RealSongThemeTune: For a brief period, the series' theme music was Ray Henderson's "That Old Gang of Mine..."
** ReplacedTheThemeTune: ...after which the theme music became "Good Old Days," an original piece by [=LeRoy=] Shield.
*** During the MGM years, the theme tune became David Snell's "Our Gang," a medley consisting of "London Bridge," "Mulberry Bush," and "The Farmer in the Dell."
** RearrangeTheSong: Happened to "Good Old Days" several times, notably shifting from a quiet piece to a louder, marching band piece in the mid-late 1930s.
** ReplacedTheThemeTune: ...after which the theme music became "Good Old Days," an original piece by [=LeRoy=] Shield.
*** During the MGM years, the theme tune became David Snell's "Our Gang," a medley consisting of "London Bridge," "Mulberry Bush," and "The Farmer in the Dell."
** RearrangeTheSong: Happened to "Good Old Days" several times, notably shifting from a quiet piece to a louder, marching band piece in the mid-late 1930s.
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** Waldo is an [[SmugSnake arrogant]], [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] JerkAss, but he crosses into this territory when he uses tire spikes against Alfalfa and Spanky in the race, a potentially dangerous trick. Darla even calls him out on this, and proceeds to break things off with him and kicks Waldo out of his own racer.
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** Waldo is an [[SmugSnake arrogant]], [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] JerkAss, {{Jerkass}}, but he crosses into this territory when he uses tire spikes against Alfalfa and Spanky in the race, a potentially dangerous trick. Darla even calls him out on this, and proceeds to break things off with him and kicks Waldo out of his own racer.
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** Buckwheat comes off as an EthnicScrappy to modern viewers, but having a black character accepted as an equal by his white peers was still a huge step forward then.
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** Farina and Buckwheat comes off as an EthnicScrappy to modern viewers, but having a black character accepted as an equal by his white peers was still a huge step forward then.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Bring up "The Little Rascals" to nearly anybody under 35 and they'll likely assume you're referring to this movie. Mention the original series, and you'll be met with surprised looks or head scratches.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Bring up "The ''"The Little Rascals" Rascals'' to nearly anybody under 35 born after 1985 and they'll likely assume you're referring to this movie. Mention the original series, and you'll be met with surprised looks or head scratches.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: For some fans of the original shorts, the fact that the children aren't poor and look like yuppies may stop them from seeing this version.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: For some fans of the original shorts, the SettingUpdate and the fact that the children aren't poor and look like yuppies may stop them from seeing this version.
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** Alfalfa demonstrating why you should BewareTheNiceOnes when he punches Butch hard enough to knock him into a muddy pig pen. Woim, intimidated by this, then throws himself into the mud so avoid getting punched.
** Darla kicking Waldo out of his own car and finishing the race herself.
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** Alfalfa demonstrating why you should BewareTheNiceOnes when he punches Butch hard enough to knock him into a muddy pig pen. Woim, intimidated by this, then throws himself into the mud so to avoid getting punched.
** Darla has an OffscreenMomentOfAwesome by kicking Waldo out of his own car and finishing the race herself.
** Darla has an OffscreenMomentOfAwesome by kicking Waldo out of his own car and finishing the race herself.