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Dave: 🎵 He's big, but God's bigger. And when I think of Him, that's when I figure, with His help little guys can do big things too. 🎵 As of DVD releases, the original master of the episode (with darker picture brightness) is still on the Heroes of the Bible! Lions, Shepherds and Queens (Oh My!) DVD. Jimmy and Jerry saying they can eat a whole (insert object here) is a reference towards their debut appearance. Phil Vischer as Bob the Tomato, Archibald Asparagus, Pa Grape, Jimmy Gourd, Tom Grape, Goliath and the Silly Song Announcer

When the episode was remastered in 2004, the brightness and gamma of the picture was adjusted to a slightly higher level, possibly due to Goliath's skin being too dark for his mouth to be barely seen in the original version. Larry the Cucumber: 🎵 On the day I got my tooth, I had to kiss my Great Aunt Ruth. She had a beard. And it felt weird. 🎵

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The mum of two also celebrated turning 52 on the beach last week as she posted some incredible pictures of her in a bikini living her best life. The water in King Saul's cup shaking and causing ripples is a reference to Steven Spielberg's 1993 movie Jurassic Park. Dave is the youngest, smallest brother in Israel, but even though he's small, he's brave enough to take on the giant enemy none of his older and bigger brothers will fight. According to the VeggieTales credo, you can do anything God wants you to do, no matter how small you are.

The sheep tipping over was something Phil came up with since it would be dull for them to be just standing around while doing nothing.This is one of two episode to have toy sets released of them, with the other being Josh and the Big Wall! One of the best videos to come from Big Idea with a great lesson and a great version of the bible story David And Goliath fun for the whole family to enjoyed and laugh along with too. Before Bob can finish his sentence, Larry-Boy suddenly sneezes, pulling his Super-Suction Ear right off of Bob's nose.) Larry-Boy: Bob? Bob? I don't know Bob! Say there, citizen! Could you give me a hand with my Super-Suction Ear? It seems to have malfunctioned. Bob: Now in our story, no one thought David could do anything important. After all, he was just a little guy! Why, even King Saul tried to change David by putting his own armor on him. It kind of reminds me of another guy who thought he had to put on a costume to be special.

In the original 1996 version, there are some sound effects missing (i.e. some of Goliath's stomping noises). This was corrected by adding them in when the episode was remastered in 2004 for its VeggieTales Classics re-release.

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MORE : Amanda Holden and daughter Lexi, 17, match in cut-out dresses at Julian Macdonald London Fashion Week show Many sound effects were missing in the original version, especially the sound of Goliath's giant footsteps in many scenes. This was fixed in the 2004 rerelease. In the scene where Larry-Boy is eating popcorn and talking to Bob about the story, there's a piece of popcorn on Larry-Boy's helmet. Phil Vischer stated on the DVD commentary that it was his idea as he thought that it'd be funny, but no one found it funny at all.

David's sheep bear some resemblance to the sheep that appear in the Wallace and Gromit short "A Close Shave." After the theme song, the episode opens on the countertop, but with a cardboard city landscape as the camera pans across the city landscape.) Sometimes children can be unafraid to do things that grown-ups fear. What are some things grown-ups might be afraid of? Emmerdale spoilers: Aaron Dingle’s terrifying violent threat to Vinny as he issues dangerous demandLarry-Boy: Oh, you mean the song that plays every time you say, "And now it's time to talk about what we've learned today"? Larry the Cucumber: 🎵 When I was just two years old, I left my lips out in the cold. And they turned blue. What could I do? 🎵 During these lyrics, Archibald draws Larry in tears, Larry looking angry and his dad on the phone.) Common Sense is the nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of all kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in the 21st century.