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Freddy Flea comes to the home of Lucy Ladybug to fix her TV but has an accident. It makes him question his purpose in life until God visits and shows Freddy that everyone has a place in His plan, even a single, tiny flea.
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Freddy Flea comes to the home of Lucy Ladybug to fix her TV but has an accident. It makes him question his purpose in life until God visits and shows Freddy that everyone has a place in His plan, even a single, tiny flea.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Ralph Boral
In Theaters:5/1/2010
Box Office:
Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Tommy Nelson, GlueWorks Entertainment
Cast
Ralph Boral
Director
Kasey Brennan
Lucy - Hailey - Bailey (voice) (as Kasey Eldridge)
John Causby
Wormie - Young Wormie (voice)
Tim Conway
Hermie (voice)
Kara Eldridge
Young Flo (voice)
Karen Hill
Grannypillar (voice)
Will Howard
Flea 1 (voice)
Buddy Lewis
Bully Bee - Venus Fly Trap (voice)
Dan Lynch
Big Bully Ceoaker (voice)
Benjamin McGuire
Flea 2 (voice)
Sam Mercurio
God / Antonio Ant / Buzby (voice)
Rob Pottorf
Skeeter / Freddie Flea (voice)
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