Watch Veggie Tales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared?

Veggie Tales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? is an animated family Christian comedy movie released on December 21, 1993, directed by Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki, and produced by Big Idea Productions. The movie is the first release of the Veggie Tales series. The story of the movie revolves around a collection of vegetables, who can talk and express emotions, including Bob the Tomato, who is the host for the show, and Larry the Cucumber, who is his co-host. The vegetables are all members of a puppet theater company performing a series of skits to teach moral and ethical lessons to young children.

The central theme of the movie is based on the popular question raised by children, "Where's God when I'm scared?" The vegetables tackle this question by introducing a series of entertaining skits to help children understand and overcome their fears using faith and biblical teachings.

The first skit tells the story of a young boy named Junior, who is afraid of the dark. Junior's father tries to help him overcome his fear by turning on the light and offering him reassurance, but Junior remains scared until he learns to trust in God and have faith in His protection.

The second skit is set in the Wild West and tells the story of Sheriff Bob and Deputy Larry, who must track down a band of robbers who have been terrorizing the town. The story emphasizes the importance of standing up for what is right and trusting in God's help in facing our troubles.

The third skit features a parody of the famous game show, Jeopardy, where three contestants try to answer the question, "What happens when we die?" The contestants provide humorous, but thought-provoking, answers to this challenging question, highlighting the importance of faith in God's plan for eternal life.

The fourth skit tells the story of Daniel, who is thrown into a lion's den for disobeying the orders of King Darius. The story emphasizes the importance of standing up for one's beliefs, even in the face of danger, and trusting in God's protection.

The final skit features a parody of the famous 1950s sci-fi movie, Invasion of the Body Snatchers. In this skit, the vegetables must face their fears of being replaced by alien duplicates and learn to trust in God's plan for their lives.

Throughout the movie, the vegetables use humor and catchy songs to teach important moral lessons, such as the importance of trusting in God, standing up for what is right, and facing our fears with faith. The movie successfully addresses the question of where God is during scary times and encourages children to seek comfort and strength from their faith in God.

The animation in Veggie Tales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? is colorful and engaging, appealing to young children. The voice acting of the characters, including Dan Anderson, G. Bock, Mike Nawrocki, and Mike Sage, is excellent, delivering funny and heartwarming performances that draw the viewer into the story.

Overall, Veggie Tales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared? is a wholesome, entertaining movie that teaches important moral lessons while engaging young children in entertaining skits and catchy songs. The movie sets the stage for the highly successful Veggie Tales franchise, establishing its reputation for entertaining and meaningful family entertainment.