Phil Vischer

Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber teach the different colors using common objects and rhyme.

Follows Tom Grape through his day, as he gets up, brushes his teeth, eats lunch at school, plays outside, and performs other appropriate activities according to the time.

While searching for new tires for his car, Pa Grape encounters a variety of shapes, including a triangle, rectangle, and crescent.

Offers two reassuring faith-based stories that encourage positive self-worth. A Snoodle's tale: Poor Snoodle is literally weighed down by other folks perceptions of him, as rendered in doodles. But Snoodle learns that we are all beautiful despite what others might try to convince us of. Dr. Jiggle & Mr. Sly: The dance loving Dr. Jiggle feels too embarrassed to boogie because he feels like a blob, but a little potion and - presto, change-o - he is...

Get silly with Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber and all their favorite veggie buddies in a hilarious sing-along collection of everyone's favorite VeggieTales tunes! It's their very first sing-along video.

'Merry Larry' is serving as 'Head Elf' during the Christmas season when Christina's request catches his attention - she wants to help her friend, who lost her house in a fire! Larry sets off to bring attention to her situation. Philip finds he has NO lights and no head elf for the mall's display! Will Philip realize what the 'true light of Christmas' is really about? Find out in this story where kids learn that 'Christmas shines most bright and...

Larry the Cucumber uses stories and songs to show God's love.

Princess Poppyseed's life on her family's farm is far from the glamorous world of her favorite pop singer, Vanna Banana. While Princess milks the cows and dreams of a life on stage, Vanna has her own dreams of a life far from the hectic pace of stardom. On a chance meeting, Vanna and Princess cross paths and realize they look almost exactly alike, which leads to the crazy notion that maybe they could switch lives!

The Bad Apple has dropped onto the scene and is trying to take control of the town by making all of its citizens give into their temptations.

Assisted by those rascally French Peas, Archibald aims for new heights in "veggie programming" by attempting to produce "the world's first all-vegetable staging of Shakespeare's Hamlet, " the first-ever "classy songs with Larry, " and for the grand finale, the world premier of what he believes to be Gilbert and Sullivan's "lost musical"--"Lyle, the kindly Viking!"