Ep 12. Our Gang Follies of '36

Our Gang Follies of '36 is the twelfth episode of the first season of the iconic children's television show, The Little Rascals Classics. The episode, like all others in the series, features a group of mischievous children known as "The Little Rascals" getting into all sorts of hilarious escapades.

As the title suggests, this particular episode revolves around a talent show called "Our Gang Follies." The gang decides to put on a performance to raise money for their clubhouse, and hilarity ensues as they try to put everything together.

The episode begins with the gang sitting in their clubhouse, brainstorming ideas for what to do for their talent show. The ringleader of the group, Spanky, suggests putting on a "big-time Broadway show" and enlists the help of the rest of the gang to pull it off. The gang agrees, and they set to work on the production.

The rest of the episode follows the gang as they rehearse and prepare for the talent show. There are a number of comedic moments throughout the episode, including a segment where the gang practices their dance moves in a dance studio and accidentally create chaos.

Other highlights of the episode include a musical number featuring a young Darla Hood singing the song "Good Old Days," and a segment in which Alfalfa sings "I'm in the Mood for Love" to his beloved Darla.

Ultimately, the gang's talent show is a success, and they are able to raise enough money to fix up their clubhouse. As the episode draws to a close, the gang reflects on how much fun they had putting on the show, and vow to do it again next year.

Overall, Our Gang Follies of '36 is a fun, entertaining episode of The Little Rascals Classics that showcases the timeless humor and charm of the show. Fans of the series, as well as anyone who enjoys classic television, will undoubtedly enjoy this episode.