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Stingo, Lingo, Bingo and Zingo are from Riverpool and they are on their way to perform. Flo is not happy. Her friends encourage her and try to teach her to be truthful.
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Stingo, Lingo, Bingo and Zingo are from Riverpool and they are on their way to perform. Flo is not happy. Her friends encourage her and try to teach her to be truthful.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation
Directed By:
Written By:Troy Schmidt
In Theaters:1/15/2004
Box Office:
Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:GlueWorks Entertainment, Dean River Productions, Tommy Nelson
Cast
Director
Vicki Lawrence
Flo (voice)
Tim Conway
Hermie (voice)
Don Knotts
Wormie (voice)
Frank Peretti
Puffy (voice)
Melissa Disney
Lucy Ladybug (voice)
Sam Mercurio
God (voice) / Antonio Ant (voice)
Jill Bloede
Catelyn Caterpillar (voice) / Annie Ant (voice)
Tai Anderson
Lingo (voice)
Mac Powell
Stringo (voice)
Brad Avery
Zingo (voice)
Mark Lee
Bingo (voice)
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