Which Veggie Episode Is It? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Where's God When I'm S-s-scared?

This is the first episode ever of "Veggietales". Even though it is obvious to see how much the quality of the animation has improved since then, this video still teaches an important lesson in trusting in God's protection.

Answer: Dave and the Giant Pickle

This is one of the first episodes based directly on a Bible story. It is inspiring for kids to hear that, indeed, "Little Guys Can Do Big Things, Too" like Junior sings about.

Answer: Larry Boy and the Fib From Outer Space

This is the first full episode starring Larry Boy. Larry Boy protects the town of Bumblyburg with his super-suction ears. More often, his loyal butler Alfred helps him save the day, but everyone loves Larry Boy just the same!

Answer: Madame Blueberry

This episode features one of the first recurring female characters in the "Veggietales" universe. Interesting blooper: look at Madame Blueberry's hair color, it changes several times throughout the episode.

Answer: Rack, Shack, and Benny

This video actually created a little controversy. The bad song, known as "The Bunny Song", originally said things like "I won't go to school" and "I don't love my mom or my dad". The problem was that this song was so catchy that kids sang it. After enough complaints, future releases had a revised version of the song with less threatening lines like "I won't eat tofu".

Answer: An Easter Carol

Mr. Nezzer is convinced that Easter is all about plastic eggs. So, he wants to create his factory full of mechanical chickens to make everyone happy. However, Hope, Bob, and Larry, in a parallel of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" show Mr. Nezzer his past, present, and future, and show why Easter is all about the Resurrection, not candy and plastic eggs.

Answer: Sumo of the Opera

This episode is a very obvious parody of the movie "Rocky". During his training, he even has a grumpy old trainer played by Pa Grape. And, yes, he does win the title.

Answer: Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Samson's Hairbrush

In this "Indiana Jones" parody, Larry tries to find the hairbrush of Biblical hero Samson to give him strength to stand up to bully Professor Rattan. However, he finds the brush has no real strength, but the power of a forgiving heart does.

Answer: King George and the Ducky

A few people did not like this episode because Larry, known for his sweet good guy roles, actually plays a little bit of an evil character here. However, the producers said that this is quite in line with Larry, because the ruler wasn't evil, just misguided and Larry is usually playing a naive character who learns a lesson.

This clever story was actually a way to produce the Biblical story of David and Bathsheba but keep it kid friendly and still teach the lesson of not taking what's not yours.

Answer: Gideon: Tuba Warrior

In this clever adaptation of the Biblical story of Gideon, Larry is a lowly tuba player in a marching band. He has no idea how to protect his people like God wants. However, he creates such an uproar with the instruments that the invaders are convinced a massive army is attacking and the land is saved!