"VeggieTales" is the award-winning 3-D animated series that teaches values like honesty, kindness and forgiveness in a delightfully wacky way. "VeggieTales" got its start in July 1993 when college buddies Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrock set out with no money and no connections to create a values-based family show. Working with two young art school grads and friends volunteering on weekends, the team created the first ever "VeggieTales" half-hour episode, which was released in December 1993. "VeggieTales" was the nation's first-ever entirely computer animated video.
"VeggieTales" follows the hilarious adventures of Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber and a bushel full of their vegetable friends as they learn important life lessons. Each episode of "VeggieTales" includes infectious "Silly Songs," usually sung by Larry the Cucumber, that help reinforce the values-based message. Since then, over 50 million DVD/VHS units of "VeggieTales" have been sold, along with 7 million audio CD's and 10 million books.
"VeggieTales" is produced by Big Idea, Inc.
"VeggieTales" follows the hilarious adventures of Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber and a bushel full of their vegetable friends as they learn important life lessons. Each episode of "VeggieTales" includes infectious "Silly Songs," usually sung by Larry the Cucumber, that help reinforce the values-based message. Since then, over 50 million DVD/VHS units of "VeggieTales" have been sold, along with 7 million audio CD's and 10 million books.
"VeggieTales" is produced by Big Idea, Inc.