Stevie #2

When Stevie agrees to let a classmate practice first aid on him, a harmless wrapping job spirals into chaos—a missed botany exam excuse, a desperate boxing tournament substitution, and a showdown in the ring that just might settle everything. This 1953 tale from "The OK K.O." proves that sometimes the best way out of trouble is straight through the middle of it.

When Mazie and her friends decide to prove they don't need boys around, they head to the Swamp-Fire Girls' cabin for a night in the woods—but Stevie and the guys have a trick of their own planned to scare them back home. What unfolds is a comedy of errors as schemes collide in the darkness, with the girls ready for trouble and the boys determined to teach them a lesson they won't forget.

Poppa Joe's ice cream shop, the Sit 'n' Sip, is in serious financial trouble—until Stevie Stevens and Mortie come up with a plan to save it: a spectacular new sundae creation backed by an advertising campaign. But when Mortie makes a crucial mistake writing the ad, Poppa Joe finds himself in an even tighter spot, forcing the kids to get creative to turn the mishap into an unexpected opportunity.

Stevie Stevens gets roped into a ski-race competition at Green Hill, where the boys compete for the honor of picking box lunches prepared by the girls—but the lunches are wrapped in newspaper to keep their identities secret. With multiple girls dropping hints about which wrapping holds their lunch, Stevie and his rivals careen down the slopes in hilarious chaos, each convinced he knows exactly which box lunch he's after. The real payoff comes when Stevie finally crosses the finish line and discovers exactly what—and who—he's actually won.

When Mortie volunteers to be Flat-Top's camera assistant for the school paper, he ends up with an ancient three-legged camera and some dangerously volatile flash powder—and a chance to prove himself when a perfectly timed explosion stops a getaway car in its tracks. What started as a fumbling attempt to photograph Stevie and Mazie at the park turns into an unexpected act of heroism that catches the eye of a big-city newspaper editor.