> > > Wolf "I was thinking that if there hasn't been a V-T skit which talks about the problem*** of telling lies, then we ought to make one up, and call it 'God Ate my Homework!'" spirit
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***Correction. That should read "if there hasn't been a skit that explains the IMPORTANCE of telling lies, then we ought to make one up, and call it 'God Ate my Homework!'"


> I'm in the presence of adults who watch videos in which moral and spiritual lessons are imparted by talking vegetables named Bob and Larry-Boy? Wow. Just...wow.
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> Brunnen-"I've missed out on a whole hemisphere of weirdness"G

Well B-G, listening to vegetables give moral and spiritual pep-talks is weird, but it's... fun. One thing I noticed is that VeggieTales' charming wackiness is in some ways like British humour, but whilst using American accents. It reminded me of the sort of animated timing sequences in A Bug's Life; or like Monty Python but "minus the naughty bits." The blurb I read off the back of a video box might explain it a bit better:

"Imagine your favorite musical...great story, gorgeous sets, wonderful songs...then chop everyone's arms and legs off. That's Veggie Tales."
--Bob the Tomato

Wolf "And another blurb from a satisfied viewer: 'How DARE you show a prophet as a cucumber!' spirit