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VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? (1993)
Whether it's a giant Frankencelery from a scary movie or a hungry den of lions from Ancient Babylon, Junior Asparagus learns we can trust God with all of our fears and that He really is "bigger than the boogey-man!"
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Whether it's a giant Frankencelery from a scary movie or a hungry den of lions from Ancient Babylon, Junior Asparagus learns we can trust God with all of our fears and that He really is "bigger than the boogey-man!"
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Phil Vischer
In Theaters:12/21/1993
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Big Idea Productions
Cast
Chris Olsen, Phil Vischer
Director
Dan Anderson
Dad Asparagus (voice)
G Bock
Mom Asparagus / Penelope / Narrator (voice) (as Gail Freeman)
Mike Nawrocki
Larry the Cucumber / Scallion #2 / Igor (voice) (as Michael Nawrocki)
Mike Sage
Scallion #3 (voice)
Lisa Vischer
Junior Asparagus / Soloist (voice)
Phil Vischer
Bob the Tomato / Archibald Asparagus / Scallion #1 / Frankencelery / Mad Scientist / Villager (voice)
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