Larryboy and Larrykid (Junior Asparagus) find themselves teaming up with world-renowned superhero team “The League of Just-Us Veggies” to stop a new threat.

In the last chapter of the “American Adventure” series, the VeggieTales cast heads for the bright lights of Hollywood, California to produce and star in their next epic feature. However, a washed-up former child actor attempts to murder Bob and Larry, leaving only the kids to stop him.

The kids of the VeggieTales cast are sent to a local summer camp for a few weeks, on a two-week overnight stay that quickly becomes a fight for freedom with the campers against an uptight, tyrannical camp counselor...

The trailer for the sequel to the Larryboy film I’m writing.

The Veggies go to historic Roswell, New Mexico, where the kids have a close encounter of the...amazing kind.

(“New York, same ol’ veggies”) The veggies have misadventures in the city that never sleeps. From Broadway shows, to intriguing locales (to a few (HUNDRED) pop culture film references), NYC truly is a heck of a town.

(“The Staycation”) The Veggies explore the hottest spots of Tennessee. Meanwhile, Annie meets the spirit of Elvis Presley at Graceland, and learns a shocking truth.

Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber decide to go skiing. Why? Who knows? Will they ever get there? Read and find out!

In the future, an aged-up Junior and Laura have their first date. Larry tries to “set the mood”, but hilarity ensues.

A detailed account of the unanswered questions about Larry's silly song, Song of the Cebu, as asked by Archibald Asparagus, and their subsequent answers.

(“Alo(Ho-Ho-Ho)ha”) Wanting to get away from the cold Tennessee winters, the VeggieTales cast visits Hawaii for Christmas, discovering new, tropical ways of celebrating the season.

Finding himself on the run for stealing (again), Awful Alvin then finds himself under the protection of a young street teen named Mira. But this girl has secrets, and these secrets could change both their lives forever.

Twelve-year-old Jade must team up with and help the legendary hero, Larryboy, regain his confidence after his sudden disappearance from crime-fighting. All the while, Jade learns about her mysterious superhero heritage and must use her powers to stop an unknown supervillain from taking over Bumblyburg. Rated T for safety.

(“The Second-To Last Frontier”) In this pseudo-sequel to “Agent Junior”, the Veggies arrive in Alaska to preach to a local Inuit diaspora, but Junior Asparagus and the other veggie children take part in a dangerous yet epic journey across the frozen wilderness.

When the power goes out at Bob’s Halloween party, the Veggies pass the time and tell scary (yet hilarious) stories.

It has been 2 years since the last adventure occurred. But, then an unexpected change of events happened, that turned the present upside down. Everyone hoped that they get heroes to save the day, but, did not suspect that it would be 'outside.'

14 years after the battle of Bad Apple took place. A new enemy has appeared not a vegetable, nor an old enemy of Larry-Boy but a worm-like virus named Vegline 28. Larry-Boy accidentally releases the creature to Bumblyburg (which nearly disabled Awful Alvin) and later attacked Bob.

Join Larry the Cucumber and his veggie disciples in a reimagined telling of the gospels. Starting at the last supper through the crucifixion and resurrection, Larry and the veggies reenact these events in a synthesis of the gospel narratives.

(“Agent Junior”) In the final part of the “Around the World” series, the veggie kids get taken along for the ride on an action-packed spy mission across Europe with a super deadly...yet super funny female secret agent. Meanwhile, Bob and the other veggies stay with the French Peas’ eccentric parents in their mansion—on Big Idea’s “Preachin’ Across Europe” tour.

A Veggietales cop parody taking place during the groovy 1970’s.

(“The Book of Mor-Bob”) The veggies travel to exotic India, where Bob is hailed as a modern-day prophet for introducing Christianity to a small village. Meanwhile the children get lost yet again and must get back to the other veggies, encountering all sorts of challenges, such as avoiding a starving tiger, making their way through a colorful Holi celebration, elephant stampedes, ev

When Tammy Sparks is being her usual annoying self, Atticus decides to take Estelle out into a brand new adventure in a whole new world. Based on the tale of A Little Princess, Estelle goes to a new school and makes a new friend named Sara Crewe who has lost everything and must learn to love and appreciate life no matter how hard it gets sometimes while Estelle does the same.

Larry learned not to talk to tomatoes by reading a self-help book. Something's got into Larry today and Bob has to find about it.

Another short story in which Bob and Larry have an anime-style throwdown once again...this time the classic references continue. Introducing Astro Junior and Sailor Petunia!

(“South of the Bored-er”) While the veggies are camping on a missionary trip overnight nearest the ancient pyramids of Oaxaca, Mexico, Percy Pea goes on a “vision quest” into the jungles to try and find himself.