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| - A sequel, The Little Rascals Save the Day, was released as a direct-to-video feature in 2014.
- Due to fragmented ownership of the Our Gang properties, and a lawsuit in which Eugene Lee accused Hanna-Barbera of using his likeness without authorization, the Little Rascals cartoons have never been rerun on cable in the United States or released to home video. The series has, however, aired overseas, mostly in Europe. It is believed that Warner Home Video has the DVD rights to the series. However, in April 2016, Warner Archive announced on Facebook that this series is not cleared for a DVD release.
- The Feature Film, with a Screenplay based on the Story Idea by Paul Guay, Stephen Mazur and Penelope Spheeris, and directed by Penelope Spheeris, presents all of the Our Gang Characters in a 1990s setting in New York City and features Slapstick Humor from the original Shorts, Laurel and Hardy, Keystone Kops, The Marx Brothers, Something a Little Less Serious, Million Dollar Mystery, The Three Stooges and It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, an All Star Cast, Homages to the Broadway Theatre, Songs by various Songwriters, Composers and Lyricists and a Climatic Slapstick Chase Ending.
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| - A sequel, The Little Rascals Save the Day, was released as a direct-to-video feature in 2014.
- The Feature Film, with a Screenplay based on the Story Idea by Paul Guay, Stephen Mazur and Penelope Spheeris, and directed by Penelope Spheeris, presents all of the Our Gang Characters in a 1990s setting in New York City and features Slapstick Humor from the original Shorts, Laurel and Hardy, Keystone Kops, The Marx Brothers, Something a Little Less Serious, Million Dollar Mystery, The Three Stooges and It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, an All Star Cast, Homages to the Broadway Theatre, Songs by various Songwriters, Composers and Lyricists and a Climatic Slapstick Chase Ending. The Madcap Comedy premiered in 1994 and became a blockbuster commercial and critical smash hit. In 1995, The Little Rascals was remade successfully as a widely acclaimed Broadway Stage Musical Comedy.
- Due to fragmented ownership of the Our Gang properties, and a lawsuit in which Eugene Lee accused Hanna-Barbera of using his likeness without authorization, the Little Rascals cartoons have never been rerun on cable in the United States or released to home video. The series has, however, aired overseas, mostly in Europe. It is believed that Warner Home Video has the DVD rights to the series. However, in April 2016, Warner Archive announced on Facebook that this series is not cleared for a DVD release. After ABC cancelled the series in 1984, reruns have since aired elsewhere in the world. Boomerang in Germany did acquire the rights to the series in October 2011 and aired on Saturdays and Sundays until early in 2013. After several months' hiatus, the series returned to Boomerang later in 2013 and aired 7 days per week (later reducing to weekdays only), until they lost the rights by October 2014.
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