VeggieTales: Dave and the Giant Pickle

Season #1 Episode #5
Synopsis: Dave and the Giant Pickle is the fifth VeggieTales episode. It has one main plot and the Silly Song is "I Love My Lips." It was released in 1996. This episode's lesson is "Self-Esteem".
Genre: Animation
Year:
1996
290 Views


Bob:
Okay, Larry, it's time for the theme song.

Larry:
Uh, yeah, Bob. What do I do?

Bob:
Hmm... Let's see. I know. You play the guitar.

Larry:
Bob, I don't have any hands.

Bob:
Oh, you're right. Well, okay, you play this.

Larry:
I don't want to play that! I'll look silly!

Bob:
Oh, come on. It'll be fun.

Larry:
Nope. Not going to do it.

Bob:
It's for the kids.

Larry:
Oh. Okay. But they better not laugh.

Bob:
All right! Better get on out there. If you like to talk to tomatoes, If a squash can make you smile, If you like to waltz with potatoes, Up and down the produce aisle... Have we got a show for you!

All:
VeggieTales, VeggieTales, VeggieTales, VeggieTales. VeggieTales, VeggieTales, VeggieTales, VeggieTales.

Bob:
Broccoli, celery, gotta be...

All:
VeggieTales!

Junior:
Lima beans, collard greens, peachy keen...

All:
VeggieTales!

Larry:
Cauliflower, sweet and sour, half an hour...

All:
VeggieTales! There's never ever-ever-ever-ever been a show like VeggieTales! There's never ever-ever-ever-ever been a show like VeggieTales! It's time for VeggieTales!

(Vegetables laughing)

(The show opens on the countertop. The camera pans past some cardboard cut-outs of buildings.)

Larry-Boy:
(voice over) Danger lurks in the big city. Disaster waits in every dark alley. Peril behind every park bench. The world needs a hero! But not just an ordinary hero. No! A special hero! A super hero!

(The camera stops on Larry wearing his Larry-Boy costume for the first time. A spotlight is shining on him.)

Larry-Boy:
I...am...that...hero! They call me... Larry-Boy!

(A backdrop lands behind Larry-Boy. It has purple and yellow stripes. The stripes are in Larry-Boy's shape.)

Larry-Boy:
Wherever there is trouble, I'll be there! Whenever a hopeless vegetable calls out, I will answer! Evildoers beware! You are no match for the awesome power of Larry-Boy in his... Super-suction ears!

(Larry-Boy shakes his head.)

Larry-Boy:
You doubt? A demonstation.

(He shakes his head again, hops towards a nearby cut-out, jumps and sticks onto the cut-out. He tries to get himself unstuck but with no luck. Suddenly, the lights turn on and Bob appears.)

Bob:
Um... Hi, kids. I'm Bob the Tomato...

(He notices Larry-Boy.)

Bob:
...and I think that's Larry the Cucumber.

Larry-Boy:
I'm Larry-Boy! Who are you?

Bob:
Larry, it's me. Bob.

Larry-Boy:
Bob? Bob? I know no Bob. Say there, citizen, would you give me a hand with my super-suction ear? It seems to have malfunctioned.

Bob:
Uh... Okay. What do I do?

Larry-Boy:
Well, it's just that I'm afraid it's about to let...

(Larry-Boy's super-suction finally unsticks from the cut-out, causing Larry-Boy to land on the ground.)

Larry-Boy:
...go. Ouch.

Bob:
Wow. I didn't know being a superhero could be so painful. Maybe you should just go back to being plain old larry.

Larry-Boy:
But I don't wanna be plain old larry anymore.

Bob:
Why not?

Larry-Boy:
Well, there's nothing special about plain old larry. He can't do anything neat like fly or save people or anything. He's just plain old boring.

Bob:
Oh. Not feeling very special, huh?

Larry-Boy:
Nope.

Bob:
Hmm... Hey, I know!

Larry-Boy:
What?

Bob:
I could...

(Bob accidentally gets his nose stuck onto Larry-Boy's super-suction ear.)

Bob:
Ow! My...

Larry-Boy:
Oh.

Bob:
Larry! My no!

Larry-Boy:
Sorry.

Bob:
You got my!

Larry-Boy:
Got your nose, Bob.

(Bob tries to pull himself free.)

Bob:
Eeeee!

Larry-Boy:
Bob?

Bob:
Eeeeeee! Eeeeeee!

Larry-Boy:
Pull back! Pull back, Bob!

(Bob stops pulling for a moment.)

Bob:
(Panting) Um... Well, what I was going to say is that we...

Larry-Boy:
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah... Ah-choo!

(Larry-Boy's sneeze propels himself away from Bob's nose.)

Bob:
Ow! That smarts!

Larry-Boy:
Hey, look! I'm a larry-go-round.

Bob:
(Laughs) As I was saying, we just got a letter from Myra Eggleston of Youngstown, Pennsylvania. Now, Myra has a lot of brothers and sisters and they're all bigger than she is. She says that they can do really neat things like play soccer and dance ballet...but Myra's too little. So, Myra wants to know what's special about her?

Larry-Boy:
Oh, Myra. I know how you feel.

Bob:
Well, Myra and Larry, I'm gonna tell you a story about a boy named Dave.

(The story of "Dave and the Giant Pickle" begins. The story begins in the desert where we see three shepherds with the sheep.)

Bob:
(voice over) Now, Dave lived in a land called israel, a long, long time ago. So long ago, that there weren't any cars or telephones or vacuum cleaners or anything. There more mostly just...sheep. Especially around Dave's house because Dave was a shepherd.

(The camera pans past Jimmy Gourd...)

Bob:
(voice over) No-no. That's not him. That's one of his brothers.

(...then Jerry Gourd...)

Bob:
(voice over) Nope. Another brother.

(...then Tom Grape...)

Bob:
(voice over) Uh... Nope. Another brother. Dave had a lot of brothers.

(...and finally stops on a sheep.)

Bob:
(voice over) Aha! There he is! No. Not the sheep. He's behind the sheep. Uh... Shoo there, Fluffy.

(The sheep hops away, revealing Dave.)

Dave:
Hi. I'm Dave. I have a lot of brothers.

Bob:
(voice over) Yep. Seven, to be exact. Now, Dave and his brothers spent most of their time in the fields taking care of their sheep which could be hard work because their sheep had an unusual problem.

Dave:
They tip over.

(As is on cue, a sheep falls next to Dave.)

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