KKaKKAotWWoH intro countertop part

The screen open up on the countertop with Bob the Tomato, Kitty Katswell, Larry the Cucumber and I were looking at the camera. Bob the Tomato smiled, "Hi Kids! And welcome to Veggietales! I'm Bob the Tomato…"

Kitty smiled and said, "I'm Kitsandra Katswell…"

I smiled, "I'm Kristina Kittensworth."

Larry sadly said, "And I'm Larry the Cucumber."

Kitty said, "And the four of us are here to answer your questions."

Bob smiled, "Yep. And we're here…" We then saw Larry who looks sad and he is seen holding a thing behind his back.

Bob asked worriedly, "Is something wrong, Larry?"

Larry replied sadly, "I'm fine, Bob, Kitty and Kristina."

Bob said, "You don't look fine."

Kitty said, "Come on, Larry, we're your friends. You can tell us."

Bob then noticed something behind Larry's back and asked, "What's that behind your back?"

Larry answered with a lie, "Nothing."

Bob said, "No, there's something behind your back, Larry! What's going on here?"

I said, "Yeah, tell us, Larry. We'll understand."

Larry then admitted sadly and he look down, "Oh, guys! I'm in big trouble!"

Kitty asked worriedly, "Why? What happened?"

Larry asked as he took out the wooden toy aardvark with its tongue sticking out, two red wheels on each side, and googly eyes, "See this?"

Bob stammered, "It's a…Uh…"

"Aardvark. It's an aardvark, Bob. You know my Dad?" said Larry.

Bob asked, "The astronaut?"

"Yeah, the astronaut. He loves aardvarks, guys. Just loves 'em." Larry told sadly.

Bob felt confused.

"Okay, so what's that got to do with trouble?" I asked.

Kitty said, "Yeah, what?"

Larry asked, "Have you guys ever been to Shipshewana?"

Bob asked, "Uh…in Indiana? The Amish community?"

I asked Kitty, "What's a Amish community, Kitty?"

She answered, "I guess it's a place where Amish people live."

Larry added, "That's the one. It's full of craft shows. They're crazy 'bout 'em."

"What's that have to do with the aardvark?" Bob asked worriedly.

Kitty added, "Yeah."

I told, "Tell us more, Larry."

"My Dad went to Shipshewana, guys, and he bought this aardvark kit. Spent three weeks putting it together. He loves this aardvark." Larry explained.

He then grabbed its tail gently and told before he let go of it, "You pull his tail and his tongue shoots out and picks stuff up. 'Cuz of velcro, that's why."

Kitty said, "I see."

Bob asked, "And…the problem?"

Larry answered as he lean himself a little forward sadly, "I broke it, guys!"

He then sit up straight and explained, "I wanted to see how many times he could shoot his tongue out in a minute! I was up to 48, when this happened…"

He pulled the tail that is a cord and the tongue popped out. It became longer than we thought.

"Oh dear…Maybe if you told your dad what happened, he won't be as mad. Does he know about it?" I asked.

Bob asked, "What did you Dad say?"

Larry answered sadly, "He doesn't know. And I can't tell him. He loves this aardvark, guys, and I'm afraid he won't love me anymore."

I became worried and said, "That wasn't true. He would never do that, Larry."

Larry said, feeling ashamed, "I can't go back home. I just can't go back home." He looked down at the aardvark sadly.

Bob said, "Whew! Wow."

Kitty said compassionately, "This is terrible." Then she looked at Bob and asked, "Bob, my love, do we have a story that could help Larry feel better?"

Bob said, "Yep. You know--that reminds me of a letter we just got!"

Larry asked, "How did I know you were going to say that?"

Bob smiled, "It is our 27th show…"

He turned to look at the camera and said, "Let's see--It was from Felix Rosenwinkel of Grinnell, Iowa. Now, Felix says he knows God doesn't want us to steal, but he's been stealing stuff anyway. He feels real bad about it now, but he doesn't think he can ever go back to church. He doesn't think God likes him anymore." Bob became compassionate.

"That's awful." Kitty said.

"I agree." I added.

Larry said sadly as Bob look at the camera compassionately, "Oh, Felix! That's even worse than breaking your Dad's aardvark!"

He turned to us and asked, "What's he gonna do, guys, what's he gonna do?!?"

Bob answered with a smile, "He's gonna listen to the story of the Prodigal Son."

Larry commented with an amazed smile, "Oh. I've heard of that." His smile went down and added, "But that's real short! We've got a whole DVD to fill!"

Bob smiled as he shook his head or body, "It isn't short if you tell it like this."

I asked, "Huh?

He turned to the camera and said, "Felix--It's time to pay a visit to 'The Wizard of Ha's!'"

Larry asked with a smile, "Ooh…"

I commented with a smile, "I can see that it reminds me of the original movie from 1939, 'The Wizard of Oz.' I watched ever since when I was little."

"Can he fix my aardvark?" Larry asked as he hold it towards Bob's face.

Bob said, feeling uncomfortable, "Roll the film."

The scene faded to black.