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VeggieTales: Very Silly Songs (1999)
In every VeggieTales video, Larry the Cucumber sings one of his special "Silly Songs with Larry". This video contains many of the most popular Silly Songs, hosted by Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber (with a brand-new silly song: "The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything").
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In every VeggieTales video, Larry the Cucumber sings one of his special "Silly Songs with Larry". This video contains many of the most popular Silly Songs, hosted by Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber (with a brand-new silly song: "The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything").
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation, Music
Written By:Mike Nawrocki
In Theaters:1/1/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Big Idea Productions
Cast
Phil Vischer, Mike Nawrocki, Chris Olsen
Director
Mike Nawrocki
Larry the Cucumber, Jerry Gourd, Jean-Claude, Scallion #2
Jim Poole
Scooter
Mike Sage
Scallion #3
Lisa Vischer
Junior Asparagus / Mom Asparagus
Phil Vischer
Bob the Tomato / Jimmy Gourd / Phillippe / Pa Grape / Mr. Nezzer / Mr. Lunt / Archibald / Scallion #1 / Frankencelery / Percy Pea
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