The Little Rascals is bringing clubhouse chaos to Tubi
Spanky and the gang are almost back with kid-sized schemes, big feelings, and maximum Petey energy.
Remind MeSome movies feel like they were built out of scraped knees, secret handshakes, and the very serious business of being a kid. The Little Rascals, the 1994 family comedy inspired by the timeless original shorts, has exactly that kind of playground magic.
Spanky, Alfalfa, Buckwheat, Darla, Stymie, Porky, and Petey return in a story full of clubhouse loyalty, pint-sized schemes, and kid logic that somehow makes perfect sense. It is sunny, silly, and proudly powered by mischief.
The Little Rascals arrives on Tubi soon, which means now is the right time to get it on the family radar before the gang rolls in.
The Cast
Travis Tedford as Spanky
Tedford plays Spanky as the tiny general of the clubhouse, all big plans, bigger confidence, and zero interest in grown-up logic. He gives the movie its pint-sized command center, keeping the gang's mission moving even when the chaos starts chewing through the blueprint.
Kevin Jamal Woods as Stymie
Woods brings Stymie a calm, wide-eyed steadiness that makes the group feel like a real crew instead of just a pileup of punchlines. He is the kid who can stand in the middle of nonsense and somehow make it feel perfectly reasonable.
Ross Bagley as Buckwheat
Bagley plays Buckwheat with full comic commitment, the kind of energy that makes even a tiny reaction feel like part of the joke. He helps keep the movie's sweetness intact while the gang stumbles into one scheme after another.
Zachary Mabry as Porky
Mabry's Porky is small, sincere, and wonderfully game for whatever trouble the day requires. He brings that essential Little Rascals feeling of kids treating every clubhouse emergency like the fate of the world depends on it.
“No grown-up rule survives a good clubhouse plan.”
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Why Watch It
The hook is simple and still works: kids taking their own tiny world as seriously as adults take everything else. The Little Rascals turns friendship, crushes, rivalries, and homemade plans into full-scale events, which is exactly why it has stayed so easy to love.
It is also a clean fit for anyone looking for a family comedy with real old-school charm. The humor is broad, the emotions are sweet, and the whole thing has that summer-afternoon feeling where every backyard could become an adventure if the right group of kids shows up.
For parents who grew up with it, this is a nostalgia play. For younger viewers, it is a first invitation into the clubhouse. Either way, The Little Rascals is coming soon to Tubi, and the He-Man Woman Haters Club is taking attendance.
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Penelope Spheeris
Travis Tedford, Kevin Jamal Woods, Jordan Warkol, Zachary Mabry, Ross Bagley, Mel Brooks
Coming soon to Tubi