VeggieTales: Veg-O-Rama Jukebox Trailer

VeggieTales: Veg-O-Rama Jukebox Trailer (2004)

09 November 2004 Animated, Music, Family 90 mins

Veg-O-Rama Jukebox is a DVD exclusive to The Complete Silly Song Collection. 35 Featured Songs: VeggieTales Theme Song, God Is Bigger, The Water Buffalo Song, The Forgiveness Song, Love Your Neighbor, I Can Be Your Friend, The Hairbrush Song, Good Morning George, Stand Up!, Dance of the Cucumber, Big Things Too, Love My Lips, Oh, Santa!, The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything, The Promise Land, Keep Walking, The Song of the Cebú, Stuff-Mart Suite, Thankfulness Song,His Cheeseburger, The Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps, The Rumor Weed Song, I Love My Duck, Endangered Love, We're Vikings, Look, Olaf!, Larry's High Silk Hat, Do the Moo Shoo, Erie Canal, My Day, Belly Button, Hope's Song, Sport Utility Vehicle, The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything (remix), Schoolhouse Polka

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Cast

Cydney Trent

as Petunia Rhubarb (voice)

Jim Poole

as Scooter (voice)

Keri Pisapia

as Laura (voice)

Lisa Vischer

as Junior / Lisa (voice)

Megan Murphy

as Madame Blueberry / Papaya Poppyseed (voice)

Mike Nawrocki

as Dirk / Jean-Claude / Larry / Oscar / Charlie (voice)

Phil Vischer

as Bob / Mr. Lunt / Phillipe / Archibald / Jimmy / Pa Grape (voice)

Tim Hodge

as Lincoln / Khalil (voice)

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 09 November 2004

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This is the exclusive DVD that was included in the 'Complete Silly Song Collection' Box Set from 2004. The DVD let you select from 35 songs and you could ...

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