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"The Little Rascals" and Little Rascals characters © and TM King World Productions, Inc. This website based in part upon a television series distributed by King World Productions and Turner Entertainment Company / MGM. Got 'im, got 'im, need 'im, got 'im.... In 1980, The Little Rascals showed up in a series of trading cards whose backs could be peeled off to turn them into stickers. The cards featured scenes from MGM era episodes such as "Kiddie Kure", "The New Pupil", and "Football Romeo". To the images were added "dialogue balloons", portraying the kids saying some generally sophomoric remarks that seemed to match the action portrayed in the images: "Don't step in it", "Who didn't use deodorant", "Take a bath, dirtball", and the like. Since the MGM episodes were not as popular with kids (or adults) as were the episodes from the Hal Roach era, these cards with the comic "enhancements" represented an attempt to squeeze as much mileage out of the lackluster MGM years as possible.  
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