VeggieTown Values were a series of segments from Big Idea. They were originally packaged with a box set for anyone who does VBS (Vacation Bible School).
In total, there are about 15 segments altogether.
Segments
Original Greetings
Segment 1
Segment 2
Segment 3
Segment 4
Bob and Larry were about to greet the viewers of VeggieTown, until they discovered they're invisible. Larry explained that he accidentally took the vanishing cream by mistake when they're at the beach. Larry then suggested that if the audience should concentrate really hard, they can be visible again. This worked, though they swapped bodies as well.
On the Job
Vacation School
Bob was about to grett the viewers, when he notices Larry is missing. Larry shows up wearing a sun hat and a summer shirt because he though they're going tovacation to learn how to have a vacation. Bob later explained that he's talking about kids who can have fun while learning. Larry then asked Bob if he has any suntan lotion.
Larry's Interview
Larry the Cook
Larry tells Bob that he has a new job as a cook. Bob ask why he has an oven mitt on his head, and Larry responds that he doesn't have any hands. Bob then tells the viewers on values on the job. Larry gets this confused with value meals.
Sani-Boy
Larry tells Bob that he created the world's new superhero, Sani-Boy! His costume is a white shirt with the initals "SB", with a plunger for a hat, with a broom and a disinfectant spray can on its sides. Sani-Boy accidently sweeps dust around Bob, and then sprays him with the disinfectant spray. After Bob tells the viewers to have fun, he decides to go take a shower.
Fun Facts
Explanations
- Larry stating about value meals is a way to get a group of food items that would cost at a lower price than buying them individually.
Trivia
- The original ten segments were made during between Josh and the Big Wall! and Madame Blueberry. The later five were made after they switched to Maya.
- Because the boxsets were only available through purchase from VBS, they are pretty expensive. Also, because they discontinued it, it makes the tapes very rare to find, and can range at a very high price. However, some users on YouTube posted all of the segments so other fans can watch them.
Remarks
- The way how Bob and Larry turn invisible due to the vanishing cream is a form of cartoon physics.
Inside References
- Larry wears the same shoe he wore from The Story of Flibber-o-loo.
- The cardboards buildings returned from Dave and the Giant Pickle. On a similar note, Larry-Boy getting stuck on the wall is similar what to him before on.
- Larry's Sani-Boy is a refernce to Larry-Boy as well. Even his quote "Where there's dust, I'll bust it" is an echo from his debut episode.
- Larry often wears an oven mitt on his head in few of the segments.
Real World References
- "The Invisible Man" is a 1897 novel by H.G. Wells about a scientist who turns himself invisible. Larry suggesting they should wrapped themselves in bandages is most referring to the 1933 Universal Studios film adaptation, where Doctor Griffin wraps himself in bandages so people can see him.
- "It's not easy being green" is a catchphrase from Kermit the Frog.
- Jimmy Carter is the 39th American president who ran from 1977 to 1981. Prior to his run, he was a peanut farmer.