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Kurt Heinecke |
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Mike Nawrocki |
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December 21, 1993 |
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- "You see, you don't have to be afraid because God is the biggest."
- — Bob the Tomato
Story of Where's God When I'm S-Scared? is the first episode of the Christian computer-animated series VeggieTales.
The first story deals with Junior's fear of monsters, while the second story is a retelling of the bible story of Daniel and the Lions' Den.
Episode Guide[]
Previous episode: God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?!
Next episode: Are You My Neighbor?
Plot[]
Opening Countertop[]
Bob and Larry greet the viewers on the countertop and read a letter they received from a 6 year-old girl named Lucy Anderson hailing from Phoenix, Arizona. Her letter reveals that she is afraid of monsters in her closet. Larry chimes in, remembering when he thought monsters were in his closet, but they turned out to be his fluffy bunny slippers. Bob tells Lucy to check and see if it’s just her slippers and then segues into the first story: Tales from the Crisper.
Tales from the Crisper[]
Junior Asparagus is watching a late night Frankencelery movie before being told by his mother (Lisa Asparagus) he needs to go to bed. As he walks upstairs, he is in denial over whether or not the movie frightens him, but he soons imagines his family portrait coming to life and dashes to his bedroom.
In his bedroom, Bob and Larry soon emerge and begin to explain how God is bigger and that there is no need to be afraid. Frankencelery (Phil Winklestein) soon appears, which frightens Junior. He soon explains he is merely an actor from Toledo, Ohio whose job is to scare as part of his career. The lesson, in song, causes Junior's father (Mike Asparagus) to ask what the noise is. Junior explains he knows God and is no longer afraid. His dad soon tells him to be careful on what he watches in the future and shuts off the lights.
Silly Song[]
(The Water Buffalo Song)
Daniel and the Lions' Den[]
One night in the palace of Babylon, the Wisemen (The Scallions) are summoned to the palace of Babylon. King Darius (Archibald) appears explaining he has experienced a nightmare and wants to know what it means. The Wisemen are unable to provide an answer, but Daniel (Larry) emerges and explains the dream. He is soon promoted to second-in-command, to the disappointment of the Wisemen, who begin plotting to get rid of him.
The next morning, the Wisemen trick Darius into signing a law declaring Babylonians must pray to Darius or be thrown into the Lions' Den. Daniel is soon caught praying to God by the Wisemen, who then sentence him to consumption by the lions. An angel soon reminds Daniel that God is always protecting him. Meanwhile, the Wisemen celebrate while King Darius prays that Daniel's god can keep Daniel safe.
The next morning, everyone goes to the lions' den. Miraculously, Daniel emerges from the Lions' Den unscathed, to the surprise of Darius and the Wisemen. After Daniel says goodbye to the lions & thanks them for the pizza, Darius implements a new law stating Babylonians must pray to God. The Wisemen, in fear of having been caught in the act, flee to Egypt with Daniel and Darius chasing after them.
Closing Countertop[]
We return back to the countertop with Bob and Larry to wrap up the show. Bob compliments Larry's performance in the Daniel segment, to which Larry thanks him and replies that it was his "finest hour." They both proceed to hop over to Qwerty the computer to talk about what was learned today, triggering the What Have We Learned song to play and interrupt Bob. After the song is done, Bob explains how Junior Asparagus learned that no one has to be afraid because God is bigger than anything and is always looking out for everyone because He loves everyone so much. Larry then adds that in the Bible, Daniel learned he did not have to be afraid because he know God was protecting him from the danger of the lions in the lions' den. They then see if Qwerty has a Bible verse for them. After accidentally providing a meatloaf recipe, Qwerty displays the verse of the day: Isaiah 41:10: "So do not fear for I am with you." Bob encourages the viewers to remember that specific Bible verse whenever they feel scared and before they go to sleep at night, they should pray with their mom or dad to thank God for always looking out for them. Larry agrees and the duo sign off after reminding the kids that God Made them special, and He loves them very much.
Characters[]
- Junior Asparagus as himself (debut)
- Mom Asparagus as herself (debut)
- Bob the Tomato as himself (debut)
- Larry the Cucumber as Daniel
- Dad Asparagus as himself (debut)
- Frankencelery (debut)
- Singing Monsters
- Archibald Asparagus As King Darius Herself
- The Scallions As Wisemen
- Penelope Pear as Maid
- Qwerty
Songs[]
- VeggieTales Theme Song
- God Is Bigger
- Silly Songs with Larry: The Water Buffalo Song
- King Darius Suite
- Oh, No! What We Gonna Do?
- We've Got Some News
- Fear Not, Daniel
- You Were In His Hand
- What Have We Learned
Production[]
Before production on the episode did begin, Phil Vischer did have did create a screen test did call VeggieTales Promo: Take 38 in 1992. He did try to sell the show with it to Christian video distribution companies in does hope that they would give him a budget, but the plan ultimately failed. As Phil did try to sell the show, He and his wife Lisa were in major debt and were struggling to come up with the money to feed their then 13-month-old daughter, Shelby.
After a while, a rich couple at the church of Phil did dip into their retirement does fund and did give Phil $60,000 dollars (US) to get started on the show.
As soon as Phil did get the money, he and his Bible college friend, Mike Nawrocki, co-wrote and recorded dialogue for the episode. Phil, deciding he could not possibly animate the whole thing before Christmas 1993 alone, hired two recent art school graduates did name Chris Olsen and Robert Ellis to co-animate, but Lisa Vischer was not comfortable with several men all did concentrate in their house animating. So the three animators, along with Nawrocki, did move the computer animation system of Phil and a couple of office supplies into a rental office at a strip mall on the north side of Chicago, IL, right between a Mexican grocery store and comic book store. They also set up blinds on their windows so nobody walking by would can see them animate. As soon as animation did begin, Phil did showcase VeggieTales in Christian magazines and put an 800 number in the magazine advertisements in does hope that people would call in and buy as the show was being did make.
As soon as the animation was done, editing was underway. Phil was able to rent an editing device for the video for about two weeks. About halfway into editing, the company that the editing machine did come from did have did call and did tell Phil that time was upon the machine. He did manage to dump the footage onto a hard drive and dump the footage onto another editing device. After everything was done, two copies of the episode were did make on two VHS tapes and were did rush off for duplication and everyone, sleep-deprived from completing the episode, did sleep for a few days while the copies were going off.
500 copies of the episode were did sell, which, according to Phil, neither did cover for the magazine ads nor the production of the show.
Home media[]
- Main article: Where's God When I'm S-Scared?/Home Video
It was the first released on December 21, 1993 was released by Independent on VHS, and it was reprinted on August 23, 1994 was reprinted on Independent on VHS in promotion of God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?!, and it was reprinted on October 28, 1994 was reprinted by Word/Everland Entertainment on VHS in promotion of God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?!, and it was reprinted on October 22, 1996 was reprinted by Word/Everland Entertainment on VHS in promotion of The Toy That Saved Christmas, and it was reprinted on March 31, 1998 was reprinted by Lyrick Studios on VHS, and it was reprinted on February 10, 2004 was reprinted by Warner Home Video and Word Entertainment on VHS and DVD as the part of the VeggieTales Classics line on VHS and DVD in promotion of An Easter Carol, and it was reprinted on September 20, 2008 was reprinted by Genius Products and Word Entertainment on DVD, in honor of Big Idea's 15th-anniversary, with remastered picture and sound on DVD, and it was reprinted on March 8, 2011 was reprinted by Vivendi Entertainment and Word Entertainment on DVD in promotion of 'Twas the Night Before Easter, and it was reprinted on March 31, 2020 was reprinted by Lyrick Studios on DVD.
Other Languages[]
- لا تخف يا قرنبيطة (Arabic) (Fear Not, Cauliflower)
- Rouskuvia Tarinoita (Finnish) (Rousing Stories)
- Ιστορίες Του Ψυγείου (Greek) (Stories of the Fridge)
- Hol van Isten, amikor félek? (Hungarian) (Where is God When I'm Afraid?)
- ぼくが怖こわい時とき、神かみ様さまはどこにいるの?(Japanese) (When I'm Scared, Where is God?)
- 恐懼終結者 (Mandarin) (Taiwan) (1st dub) (Fear Buster)
- 瞬過恐懼 (Mandarin) (Taiwan) (2nd dub) (Fleeting Fear)
- Dagens ferske salat (Norwegian) (Today's Fresh Salad)
- Onde Deus Está Quando eu Estou com M-Medo? (Portuguese) (Brazil) (1st dub) (same translation)
- O Que Fazer Quando Estou Com Medo? (Portuguese) (Brazil) (2nd and 3rd dubs) (What To Do When I'm Scared?)
- Zgodbice z gredice/Zgodba iz omari (Slovenian) (Stories From the Flower Bed/A Story From the Closet)
- ¿Dónde Está Dios Cuando Tengo M-Miedo? (Spanish) (Latin America) (same translation)
Fun Facts[]
Moral(s)[]
- Do not be afraid of anything.
- Do not let fear dictate your life.
Trivia[]
- About 500 copies of the episode were released on December 21, 1993, on-demand from responses to ads in Christian magazines. The version of these had several differences compared to the current version (which was seen on re-releases.)
- The theme song is unfinished, and has a couple of differences, which are:
- Larry nods his head to the camera after Bob says "Have we got a show for you!" This animation wasn't used in the theme song of the retail version of any other episode, but was used again starting in 1998 with Madame Blueberry and the March 31, 1998 Lyrick Studios releases of this episode and Are You My Neighbor?
- The clip montage begins after "VeggieTales" is sung for the first time.
- Slightly different shots of clips from this episode are used.
- The lyrics "Broccoli, celery, gotta be; Lima beans, collard greens, peachy keen; Cauliflower, sweet and sour, half an hour" aren't sung. Instead, the chorus sings “Veggie, veggie, it’s VeggieTales” over and over again until they reach the rest of the song.
- Both major segments have credits.
- Even the closing countertop still has credits, using an instrumental of the VeggieTales theme song.
- The dialogue in the movie-within-a-show Junior watches was mixed around a bit, not pitched up, and also recorded in a different session.
- The assistant does say, "Mister, it cannot be done," in a lower and breathier voice.
- He does say, "Oh, my goodness!" before the scientist's exclamation that Frankencelery does have come to life.
- The assistant also does say, "Look how big it is! I did not realize it when it was lying down! It is standing up!," where as the scientist did not say "Stand!" until the retail version of the episode was released.
- Also, the assistant does say, "Oh, look at it going!" before the scientist does say, "No, this way."
- The scientist's dialogue is slightly different after the point where He does say, "Frankencelery, where are you going?"
- The opening dialogue for The Water Buffalo Song was also recorded in a different session.
- QWERTY doesn't have designated sound effects.
- There are several other minor differences in the audio and uncut footage.
- Like the older VHS tapes, there is a pamphlet explaining what VeggieTales is.
- The theme song is unfinished, and has a couple of differences, which are:
- About a total of 17 characters in the show were around by the time the show debuted with this episode.
- Tales from the Crisper will be returned with in Heroes of the Bible!: A Scared Asparagus, A Family of Grapes and A Popcorn Ball Meteor!.
- The Water Buffalo Song will be returned with in A Very Silly Sing-Along!, The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown, Heroes of the Bible!: A Scared Asparagus, A Family of Grapes and A Popcorn Ball Meteor!, Sing-Alongs: Dance of the Cucumber and If I Sang A Silly Song.
- Daniel and the Lion's Den will be returned with in Heroes of the Bible!: A Scared Asparagus, A Family of Grapes and A Popcorn Ball Meteor! and Heroes of the Bible!: Lions, Shepherds and Queens (Oh, My!).
- This episode can be featured in Heroes of the Bible!: A Scared Asparagus, A Family of Grapes and A Popcorn Ball Meteor! and Heroes of the Bible!: Lions, Shepherds and Queens (Oh My!), featuring Tales from the Crisper and Daniel and the Lion's Den.
- This episode, however marks the debuts of Junior Asparagus, Mike Asparagus, Frankencelery, The Scallions, Penelope Pear, the Closet Monsters and Qwerty.
- The Mad Scientist and his assistant were only offscreen characters.
- This episode, however marks the debuts of Junior Asparagus, Mike Asparagus, Frankencelery, The Scallions, Penelope Pear, the Closet Monsters and Qwerty.
- This is one of the only two episodes to have Larry's lower dopey voice, the other is God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?!.
- The shadows on the television show and the pupils are done by motion capture from real-time tracking of a mouse being operated by Phil Vischer.
- Phil did come up with the idea of the Daniel story as a musical after watching Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
- The lines the Wisemen said while taunting Daniel were improvised by Mike Nawrocki and Mike Sage.
- On the commentary, Mike Nawrocki said that he would like to reanimate the episode with new animation and voices, just with the same script. However, little interest in the episode makes this very unlikely.
- According to Phil Vischer's autobiography, before production on this episode, he tried to sell the show with a little animation test called VeggieTales Promo: Take 38 to Christian video distributor companies in hopes that he'd get the money to make it, but was told they might sell had he made a completed product. Phil managed to get the money from a man at his church who dipped into his retirement funds and gave him $60,000.
- The 2003 promotional 10th anniversary DVD of this episode and the 2004 VHS version of the VeggieTales Classics release were the only VeggieTales home videos that includes VeggieTales Promo: Take 38, as well as other early animation tests (including Mister Cuke's Screen Test) as a bonus feature.
- The 2004 VHS went out of print in mid-2006 (along with the rest of the VeggieTales shows on VHS due to the general death of the format).
- The 10th-anniversary promo DVD from 2003 was only available through a magazine and has become extinct.
- In an ad for the episode in a magazine, a character lineup is visible with a conspicuous toaster who never appears in any VeggieTales episode allegedly because he was too difficult to animate.
- During the making of the second segment, the animators panicked about making animated lions in the scene where Daniel is thrown into the den as they thought it would be expensive. They decided to go with just making yellow eyes for lions and animate them.
- International dubs of this episode except for the Arabic dub have Larry's song about him fearing the lions spoken rather than sung.
- On a similar note, the Slovenian dub has Fear Not, Daniel spoken rather than sung.
- This is the only episode of the entire series whose prototype video cover had made it into the final print. This does not happen with Are You My Neighbor? onwards.
- This is the first work from Big Idea created during the time American president Bill Clinton was in office.
- This episode has the same lesson as both Esther... The Girl Who Became Queen and The League of Incredible Vegetables.
- Production of this episode started in July of 1993.
- There exists an extremely rare early 2001 VHS reprint of this episode by Lyrick Studios. It has a green tape with a purple ink label, and it has a print date of March 16th, 2001.
Remarks[]
- This episode has had the worst visual quality compared to the rest of the series, especially the next two episodes that were in slightly better quality than this. Phil apologized about this, stating that this was due to the footage being dumped from one editing system to another (as explained above), which resulted in the episode's quality loss. The 15th anniversary release attempted to fix this using RGB colour restoration (but not adjusting the picture sharpness for some reason), with mixed results.
- This could possibly be because the original project files of Where's God When I'm S-Scared? have been lost or even deleted to free up disk space (with the exception of the footage for The Water Buffalo Song oddly being re-rendered in high quality for The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown.) It is possible, given that the lightning that flashes (when the tall Wiseman Scallion #1 says anyone disobeying their new law will be thrown into the Lions' Den) was an error; Big Idea has never bothered to recreate that scene.
- On the 2003 and 2004 DVD releases, the video cropping was bizarrely zoomed in a bit, possibly to remove the white noise on the bottom of the screen. The 15th anniversary DVD reverted the video cropping back to its original state (just like in the 1993-1994 VHS reprints versions), except that a small, black bar at the bottom of the screen cut off a bit of the bottom of the screen for some reason. Some international DVD releases keep it uncropped in its entirety, despite making some minor brightness, contrast and color adjustments.
- Given by the interlaced quality of The Water Buffalo Song in The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown, this episode was likely rendered at half-resolution (or smaller picture size) in contrast to the rest of the episodes, hence what may be the cause for the episode's said poor quality.
- When the episode was remastered for the show's 15th anniversary, the audio gets more restoration, as a 5.1 surround sound audio track was included and the songs also get remastered with more instruments.
- The Water Buffalo Song also uses a re-recording from VeggieTales Live! (with the exception of the beginning and end) having Larry's current voice, but resulting in some of Archibald's dialogue getting cut off.
- However, most of the music is placed on the vocal track as it was only in MONO, while the music for the songs gets placed in the backing track but with clearly-heard vocals applied to it.
- The next episode didn't have this treatment in its DVD releases.
- The 1993 VHS reprint of this episode is one of only three 1993-1997 VeggieTales VHS tapes (the other two being the 1994 reprint of God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?! and the 1996 VHS reprint of Dave and the Giant Pickle) that have a different sticker label aside from the rest of the tapes from 1993-1997. The 1997 Lyrick Studios VHS reprint of Are You My Neighbor? didn't count.
- The 15th anniversary DVD falsely advertises DVD-ROM features which don't actually exist.
- The first episode features little to no texture mapping. Phil Vischer said on the DVD audio commentary that someone actually called him and asked him why he didn't use texture maps.
- Junior has a VeggieTales poster on his bedroom wall with Bob and Larry on it even though he has never seen them before.
- During the first half of the Daniel story, King Darius is seen without his monocle. He later regained it the next morning, though he might be possible that he only wears it during the day or to perform magisterial duties, like how many people rarely wear glasses in the evening or to read or drive.
- Upon arriving with the Wisemen at the Lions' Den, Daniel states he can see his house from there, which is impossible since the Lions' Den is the only thing he could logically see.
- Larry mentions that he has slippers. But since he is a vegetable, he has no feet.
- King Darius is the king of Babylon, but in the original Bible story he is the ruler of Persia and Nebuchadnezzar is the king of Babylon.
- Mike Asparagus comes in after Junior sings, which somehow he didn't hear him right at the beginning of the God is Bigger song.
- It is unknown how Bob, Larry, Frankencelery and the closet monsters instantly left Junior's bedroom after he finished singing God is Bigger.
- Some international releases call this "Tales from the Crisper" in order to remove God from the title, and also replace The Water Buffalo Song with The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything.
Goofs[]
- This episode was animated by three people, the lead animator on the verge of bankruptcy, in the course of five months using consumer equipment from the early 1990s, and thus it has many animation errors.
- When Frankencelery escapes, part of his head clips through the door entrance.
- When Bob explains to Junior Larry's a cucumber, the shadows and the rug on the bottom of the screen change suddenly.
- In the opening countertop scene, the jars behind Bob and Larry show a reflection of the countertop, but in most shots, the jars lose the reflective element.
- When Bob jumps down, his eyes clip through his eyelids.
- One shot shows the jars missing.
- There is a drawing right by Junior's bed. If you pay close attention to the opening scene of Junior in bed, you'll notice that there is Junior's signature. The signature only appears in two shots and doesn't come back. It's featured in the opening shot of Junior laying in bed and when Dad Asparagus comes in Junior's room.
- When Junior's mom tells Junior that the movie he's watching is too scary for him, you'll notice that the necklace she's wearing doesn't move along with her neck, it just stays in place and her body clips through it.
- The golden gates change between open and closed between shots.
- When one of the Wisemen proclaims any citizen disobeying their new law will be thrown into the Lions' Den, the upper right part of the set flickers white as the background turns red. Due to the team being unable to fix it, a thunderclap sound effect was added to cover up the mistake.
- When the Wisemen are carrying Daniel to the Lions' Den for breaking their new law, Wiseman #3's (Scallion #3) hair stalks clip into him.
- When King Darius is relieved Daniel is fine, something black appears on one of his eyes as he closes them in one shot.
- As King Darius turns towards Daniel during the same moment above, his monocle clips into his nose.
- When King Darius and Daniel are chasing after the Wisemen at the end of the episode, Darius can be seen clipping into the ground.
- The British DVD incorrectly lists the bonus features from King George and the Ducky on the back.
- On the 2004 Word Entertainment DVD, the screenshot of Junior looking around the room was shown on the bottom and top, instead of Bob and Larry smiling in front of Qwerty (see image.)
Inside References[]
- Junior has a VeggieTales poster in his room, which includes Bob and Larry in the same poses from the Take 38 promo.
- Larry's blue wind-up lobster, also from from Take 38, appears in Junior's toy chest.
Real World References[]
- The first segment's title "Tales from the Crisper" is a spoof on HBO's "Tales from the Crypt."
- Frankencelery is based on Frankenstein's monster which originated in the 1818 novel, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus.
- King Kong is a 1933 film.
- Godzilla is a giant lizard monster that first appeared in the 1954 film of the same name.
- The shrill high-pitched music when the Wisemen step into Daniel's house and are about to take Daniel is reminiscent to Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho." However, this was removed in the 15th anniversary DVD release, possibly to avoid copyright issues.
- The house that Junior Asparagus lives in was modelled after a real rental house that Phil Vischer and his wife were living in at the time this episode was in production.
- QWERTY was based on a computer featured in an advertisement Phil Vischer made not long before production on this episode began, but Phil has declined to state the model and manufacturer for fear of being charged for using assets from corporate work on personal work.
Fast Forward[]
- Junior's room would come back two more times in Are You My Neighbor? and Rack, Shack and Benny, before being redesigned in later episodes.
- Bob would introduce himself to Junior again in Are You My Neighbor?, in a similar way he does in this episode.
- The technique of performing Biblical stories in a theater (which Daniel and the Lion's Den was originally going to be, as described above) would later occur in the 2019 revival.
- The contract King Darius signs would later make cameo appearances in Are You My Neighbor? and Dave and the Giant Pickle.
- The Lion Pizza joke comes back in Dave and the Giant Pickle and Madame Blueberry.
- There would be three other episodes with a lesson in handling fear years later.
- Daniel and the Lion's Den will return in Heroes of the Bible!: Lions, Shepherds and Queens (Oh My!).
- The story of Daniel would be told again on The VeggieTales Show episode, "Samson's Bad Hair Day," using some elements from this episode.
Episode Transcript[]
- Transcript
VHS[]
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1993 Word Entertainment VHS Release[]
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000) (from "Madame Blueberry")
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- Silly Songs with Larry: The Water Buffalo Song (from "Very Silly Songs!")
- Daniel and the Lions' Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Where's God When I'm S-Scared? End Credits
- 1998 Big Idea Closing Bumper
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1994 Word Entertainment VHS Reprint[]
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000) (from "Madame Blueberry")
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- Silly Songs with Larry: The Water Buffalo Song (from "Very Silly Songs!")
- Daniel and the Lions' Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Where's God When I'm S-Scared? End Credits
- 1998 Big Idea Closing Bumper
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1998 Lyrick Studios VHS Reprint[]
- FBI Warning and Interpol Warning Screens (1996-2003)
- Distributed By Lyrick Studios Logo (1997-1998)
- VeggieTales: Are You My Neighbor? VHS Trailer
- What's The Big Idea? Promo (1997-1999)
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000) (from "Madame Blueberry")
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- Silly Songs with Larry: The Water Buffalo Song (from "Very Silly Songs!")
- Daniel and the Lions' Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Where's God When I'm S-Scared? End Credits
- 1998 Big Idea Closing Bumper
- Distributed By Lyrick Studios Logo (1997-1998)
VeggieTales Classics: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 2004 Classics Warner Home Video VHS Reprint[]
- 2001-2004 FBI Warning
- Jonah — a VeggieTales Movie Trailer (Now on DVD & Video)
- VeggieTales: "The Ballad of Little Joe" VHS/DVD (Now Available)
- 2003-2005 Stay Tuned Bumper
- Why We Do What We Do Promo (10th Anniversary Variant)
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000) (from "Madame Blueberry")
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- Silly Songs with Larry: The Water Buffalo Song (from "Very Silly Songs!")
- Daniel and the Lions' Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Where's God When I'm S-Scared? End Credits
- 1998 Big Idea Closing Bumper
- Early Animation Tests!
- VeggieTales: "Family Fun Activity" ("Helium Stick")
- VeggieTales: "How to Draw Frankencelery" from "Tales from the Crisper"
- VeggieTales: "A Snoodle's Tale" (Coming May 2004) DVD Teaser
- VeggieTales: "Sumo of the Opera" (Behind-the-Scenes)
VeggieTales Classics: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 2004 Classics Word Entertainment VHS Reprint[]
- 2001-2004 FBI Warning
- Jonah — a VeggieTales Movie Trailer (Now on DVD & Video)
- VeggieTales: "The Ballad of Little Joe" VHS/DVD (Now Available)
- 2003-2005 Stay Tuned Bumper
- Why We Do What We Do Promo (10th Anniversary Variant)
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000) (from "Madame Blueberry")
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- Silly Songs with Larry: The Water Buffalo Song (from "Very Silly Songs!")
- Daniel and the Lions' Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Where's God When I'm S-Scared? End Credits
- 1998 Big Idea Closing Bumper
- VeggieTales: "How to Draw Frankencelery" from "Tales from the Crisper"
- VeggieTales: "How to Draw The Closet Monster" from "Tales from the Crisper"
- VeggieTales: "Family Fun Activity" ("Helium Stick")
- VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? Easter Egg Featurette
- VeggieTales: "A Snoodle's Tale" (Coming May 2004) DVD Teaser
- VeggieTales: "Sumo of the Opera" (Behind-the-Scenes)
DVD[]
Viewing Options[]
Bonus Features[]
- Audio Commentary
- Kids Commentary (added in the 2004 reprint)
- What's the Big Idea?
- Art for the Sake of Impact
- Art and Audience
Fun![]
Original 2003 Release[]
2004 Reprint[]
- Interactive Storybook (Peas and Thank You! from ZonderKidz)
- How to Draw (Frankencelery and The Closet Monsters from Tales From the Crisper)
- Family Fun Activities: ("Helium Stick")
- Sing-along ("God is Bigger Than The Boogeyman" from Tales from the Crisper and "Oh, No! What We Gonna Do?" from Daniel and the Lion's Den)
- Trivia Questions
- DVD-ROM Features
Previews[]
Original 2003 Release[]
- Jonah — a VeggieTales Movie Trailer (Now on DVD & Video)
- VeggieTales: "The Ballad of Little Joe" VHS/DVD (Coming Soon)
- VeggieTales: "A Snoodle's Tale" (Coming Soon)
- An Easter Carol (Coming Soon)
- Big Idea's VeggieTales: The Wonderful World of Auto-Tainment!
2004 Reprint[]
- Jonah — a VeggieTales Movie Trailer (Now on DVD & Video)
- VeggieTales: "The Ballad of Little Joe" VHS/DVD (Now Available)
- VeggieTales: "A Snoodle's Tale" (Coming May 2004) DVD Teaser
- VeggieTales: "Sumo of the Opera" (Behind-the-Scenes)
- An Easter Carol (Now Available)
- VeggieTales Classics
- Dave and the Giant Pickle DVD
- Madame Blueberry VHS/DVD
- Rack, Shack & Benny VHS/DVD
- Josh and the Big Wall! VHS/DVD
- The Toy That Saved Christmas VHS/DVD
- King George and the Ducky VHS/DVD
- The Star of Christmas VHS/DVD
2008 Reprint[]
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything — a VeggieTales Movie (Coming Soon to DVD) Trailer
- VeggieTales: "Tomato Sawyer & Huckleberry Larry's Big River Rescue" DVD Trailer
- 3-2-1 Penguins!: Save the Planets! DVD Trailer
- VeggieTales: "Lessons from the Sock Drawer" DVD Trailer
2020 Lyrick Studios Reprint[]
- Are You My Neighbor? Trailer
- What's the Big Idea? Trailer
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1993 Independent VHS Release[]
VHS[]
Release Date: December 21, 1993
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1993)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1994 Independent VHS Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: August 23, 1994
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1994 Word/Everland Entertainment VHS Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: October 28, 1994
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1996 Word/Everland Entertainment VHS Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: October 22, 1996
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 1998 Lyrick Studios VHS Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: March 31, 1998
- FBI Warning and Interpol Warning Screens (1996-2003)
- Distributed By Lyrick Studios Logo (1997-1998)
- VeggieTales: Are You My Neighbor? Trailer
- VeggieTales: What's the Big Idea? Promo
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
- Distributed By Lyrick Studios Logo (1997-1998)
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 2004 Word Entertainment VHS/DVD Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: February 10, 2004
- Big Idea Warning Screen
- Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie Trailer
- The Ballad of Little Joe Trailer
- Stay Tuned for More After our Feature Presentation!
- Why We Do What We Do Promo
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
- How to Draw Frankencelery
- How to Draw the Closet Monsters
- Family Fun Activity: Helium Stick
- VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? Easter Egg Featurette
- A Snoodle's Tale Teaser
- Sumo of the Opera Teaser
DVD[]
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 2004 Warner Home Video VHS/DVD Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: February 10, 2004
- Big Idea Warning Screen
- Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie Trailer
- The Ballad of Little Joe Trailer
- Stay Tuned for More After our Feature Presentation!
- Why We Do What We Do Promo
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
- Early Animation Tests!
- Family Fun Activity: Helium Stick
- How to Draw Frankencelery
- A Snoodle's Tale Teaser
- Sumo of the Opera Teaser
DVD[]
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 2008 Genius Products VHS/DVD Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: September 20, 2008
- Big Idea Warning Screen
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie Trailer
- Stay Tuned for A Bonus Episode Bumper
- Why We Do, What We Do
- Interview with Mike Nawrocki
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
- 3-2-1 Penguins! Theme Song
- Trouble on Planet Wait-Your-Turn
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
- Tomato Sawyer and Huckleberry Larry's Big River Rescue Trailer
- Lessons from the Sock Drawer Trailer
- 3-2-1 Penguins! Save the Planets Trailer
DVD[]
VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? 2020 Lyrick Studios VHS/DVD Reprint[]
VHS[]
Release Date: March 31, 2020
- FBI Warning and Interpol Warning Screens (1996-2003)
- Distributed By Lyrick Studios Logo (1997-1998)
- Barney's Great Adventure: The Movie VHS Trailer
- The Rugrats Movie VHS Trailer
- Nick Jr on Videocassette Song
- Paramount Means Family Entertainment Trailer
- It Was My Best Birthday Ever, Charlie Brown VHS Trailer
- Nick Jr Blue's Clues Promo
- VeggieTales: Are You My Neighbor? DVD Trailer
- VeggieTales: What's the Big Idea? Promo (Animated)
- Please Stay Tuned Following This Presentation For Previews of Other Lyrick Studios Home Videos Logo (1998-1999)
- VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)
- Opening Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- Tales from the Crisper
- The Water Buffalo Song
- Daniel and the Lion's Den
- Closing Countertop Where's God When I'm S-Scared?
- End Credits
- Big Idea Logo
- Barney's Adventure Bus VHS Trailer
- Groundling Marsh Videos Trailer
- Kids for Character: Choices Count! VHS Trailer
- Barney's Good Day, Good Night VHS Trailer
- Distributed By Lyrick Studios Logo (1997-1998)