Bob and Larry are going all out to make it the best Christmas ever at the Spring Valley Mall. With music, decorations and a light show like no other, it's an all-out spectacle to outshine the competition! But a little girl with a big heart changes everything when she shows them all what Christmas is really about.
Brian K. Roberts
Director
Mike Nawrocki
Lawrence (Merry Larry) / Henry (Jean Claude) / Peach / Turnips (voice)
Phil Vischer
Phillip Fleagle (Bob) / Kid Phillip / Roadie Reggie (Mr. Lunt) / Alister Cashberger (Archibald) / Miles (Philippe) / Sam (Jimmy) / George / Pa Grape / Silly Song Announcer (voice)
Si Robertson
Silas the Narrator (voice)
Anna Grace Stewart
Christina / Soozie (voice)
Megan Murphy
Mrs. Netterbaum (Madame Blueberry) / Christina's Mom / Emma (voice)
Lisa Vischer
Junior Asparagus (voice)
Keri Pisapia
Mrs. Crespie (voice)
Cydney Trent
Reporter (Petunia) (voice)
Jim Poole
Bus Driver (Scooter) (voice)
J. Chris Wall
Dad Tomato (voice)
Kay Ayers
Mom Tomato (voice)
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