With his dad's bowling plate in pieces, Junior Asparagus has to think fast. But when his new friend encourages him to tell a little white lie, he finds that making a lie bigger and bigger can get you stuck in it.
Chris Olsen, Phil Vischer
Director
Mike Nawrocki
Larry-Boy (Larry the Cucumber) / Jerry Gourd (Voice)
Tim Gregory
Fib (voice)
Phil Vischer
Alfred (Archibald Asparagus) / Bob the Tomato / Percy Pea / Jimmy Gourd (Voice)
Lisa Vischer
Junior Asparagus / Mom Asparagus (voice)
Kristin Blegen
Laura Carrot (voice)
Natalia Lozano
Lenny Carrot (voice)
Dan Anderson
Dad Asparagus (voice)
Jim Poole
Scooter (voice)
Lesly Benodin
Lil' Pea (voice)
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