In "Pink Panther and Sons," the Rainbow Panthers help the Johnsons repair their condemned house in a race against time. They mistakenly throw away a valuable painting but manage to retrieve it from a department store. With the house saved and the painting returned, the Rainbow Panthers are celebrated heroes.
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1. The Johnsons' house has been condemned and needs structural alterations.
2. The Pink Panther and Sons decide to repair the Johnsons' house.
3. Professor Vandenberg informs the Johnsons about the valuable painting, "Louisa with the Parasol," worth over $100,000.
4. The painting is accidentally thrown out and ends up in a garbage truck.
5. The Pink Panther and Sons chase the painting to prevent its destruction.
6. They locate the painting in a department store.
7. There's a confrontation with security personnel over the painting.
8. The Rainbow Panthers successfully save the painting and return it to the Johnsons.
9. The Johnsons express their gratitude for saving their home and the painting.
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