Gabby #3

Gabby's confident he'll win a local swimming race—until rival Philip Smedley enters the competition and gets under his skin. When Gabby comes down with a cold on race day, he convinces his reluctant friend Algy Duckworth to swim in his place, armed with nothing but an outboard motor and Gabby's assurance that he can do it. What unfolds is a hilarious test of nerve, friendship, and whether a little confidence can overcome even the most absurd odds.

Gabby and his pal Peahead decide to call Algy's bluff about his flying nerve by building a ramshackle plane from salvaged parts—and convincing him he's the test pilot who'll take it airborne. What Algy doesn't realize is that Gabby and Peahead have no idea how to fly either, and their "jet" is missing something pretty crucial to keep it in the air.

When Gabby spots a help wanted ad for vacuum cleaner salesmen, he and Peahead Wilson jump at the chance to earn good money—and sweet-talk their way into jobs at the Slurp Vacuum Cleaner Company under Mr. Floojy. Armed with their new sales pitch and a seemingly miraculous product, the two young hustlers set out to convince the wealthy folks of town that they simply must have a Slurp, with hilariously chaotic results that test their confidence in unexpected ways.

When Gabby and Peahead need to dig up a news story for their English assignment, they're convinced nothing exciting ever happens in their quiet town—until a bank robbery literally chases them straight into their school gym. Now they've got the scoop of a lifetime, but convincing Principal Duckworth that bank bandits are real will be tougher than passing the assignment itself.