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July 1998 (USA) morePlot:
Even though Madame Blueberry lives in a nice treehouse, and has lots of friends, she is still upset because she always thinks she needs more "stuff"... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
"Sunday Morning Values, Saturday Morning Fun!" moreCast
(Credited cast)| Dan Anderson | ... | Dad Asparagus (voice) | |
| Megan Moore Burns | ... | Madame Blueberry (voice) | |
| Mike Nawrocki | ... | Larry the Cucumber, Jean-Claude, Scallion #2 (voice) | |
| Mike Sage | ... | Scallion #3 (voice) | |
| Lisa Vischer | ... | Junior Asparagus (voice) | |
| Phil Vischer | ... | Bob the Tomato / Phillippe / Scallion #1 / Archibald / Mr. Lunt (voice) | |
| Shelby Vischer | ... | Annie (voice) |
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Continuity: The toy train in the Stuff-Mart and the toy train's shadow are traveling in opposite directions. moreQuotes:
Archibald: [after Larry is introduced in full Davy-Crockett-like costume and props for his song] Silly Songs has been cancelled until further notice.[walks off-stage]
Larry the Cucumber: Oh, yeah?
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Larry the Cucumber: Well, how am I supposed to get outta this bear trap?
Archibald: Oh, you'll think of something.
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If you're sick and tired of purple dinosaurs and other shows that pander to kids without making any effort to amuse the adults forced to be in the same room with the TV, and especially if you are a proponent of Christian values, you should give VeggieTales a try. The premise sounds silly -- personified vegetables with names like Junior Asparagus and Larry the Cucumber, enacting moralistic tales -- but it comes across well, better than most Saturday-morning cartoons that are on these days. The songs are very catchy, and best of all, the humor is multi-faceted: not only do the stories appeal to kids, but they are also obviously intended to amuse adults (and they succeed admirably, at least among the adults I know who have seen the videos). This particular story involves a blueberry who goes overboard buying stuff at "Stuff-Mart", where you can buy everything you could ever possibly want, until she learns that being thankful for what you have is much more important than having a lot of things.
The only negative thing I have to say about this particular "episode" is that the silly song segment (like an intermission in the middle of the shows) is really lame. Other than that it's wonderful.