{"id":14664,"date":"2014-11-19T07:22:06","date_gmt":"2014-11-19T00:22:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wellconnectedmom.com\/blog\/?p=14664"},"modified":"2014-11-19T07:22:06","modified_gmt":"2014-11-19T00:22:06","slug":"veggietales-in-the-house-debuts-netflix","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wellconnectedmom.com\/blog\/veggietales-in-the-house-debuts-netflix\/","title":{"rendered":"VeggieTales In the House Debuts on Netflix"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Are there any VeggieTales lovers in the house? \u00a0Well, beginning next week, November 26th, VeggieTales In The House <\/a>is debuting exclusively on Netflix. \u00a0Our family has been a long-time fan of VeggieTales. \u00a0VeggieTales is a faith-based brand that weaves strong moral messages into the characters and their dilemmas. \u00a0VeggieTales features Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber, an animated duo who interact with other vegetable friends creating hilarious endeavors, humor adults can appreciate, and short Bible passages that relate to the story.\"Locked<\/p>\n

VeggieTales always incorporates original music in every episode or movie and often portrays gentle parodies of pop culture to teach kids about honesty, kindness, sharing, contentment, and forgiveness. \u00a0As a parent, you can help but love VeggieTales and the message they are teaching your kids. \u00a0And I love how VeggieTales makes vegetables entertaining.<\/p>\n

VeggieTales was created in 1993 by Phil Vischer and MIke Nawrocki as a way to entertain their own children and make vegetables cool. \u00a0Phil and Mike have produced more than 50 original VeggieTales adventures and are the most popular Christian entertainment brand for kids, selling more than 70 million DVDs, 15 million books, and 7 million CDs.<\/p>\n

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What’s Next? \u00a0VeggieTales in the House\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n

VeggieTales recently came out with Beauty and the Beet<\/a>, a VeggieTales spin on Beauty and the Beast. \u00a0The story line is not the same, but there is a resemblance and the moral of the story is well told. \u00a0VeggieTales will continue to offer new movies, but next week, they are excited to introduce VeggieTales in the House on Netflix on November 26th, the day before Thanksgiving. \u00a0Usually in their shows, Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber play a role of a character. \u00a0In VeggieTales in the House, they play themselves. \u00a0This new series will give kids the opportunity to view the VeggieTales characters in their home and community. \u00a0They play themselves rather than characters in a show.<\/p>\n

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In VeggieTales in the House, the VeggieTales debut a new look, showing\u00a0a more youthful appearance. \u00a0Yet, the voices of the characters and the mischief they get into hasn’t changed. \u00a0Part of the reason for the new look is due to the change in animation techniques in how the cartoon is made. \u00a0VeggieTales will now be created using the latest animation technology techniques allowing the characters to move in ways not possible before as well as cut down on the time it takes to produce a show\/movie.<\/p>\n

VeggieTales in the\u00a0House, geared towards ages 5-7, \u00a0will consist of 150 shows, each lasting 11 minutes. \u00a0The shows will be developed and launched over the next three years. \u00a0Here’s an overview of what the show will look like…<\/p>\n