![]() Throughout the segment, Bob and Larry interact with the story, explaining to Junior that God wants us to forgive others for wrongdoing of any kind. Of course, Junior is reluctant to forgive the Grapes again because they made fun of his name and laughed at his misfortune. When Pa Grape says that Grapes always keep their promise and asks Tom and Rosie if they agree, they both agree rather reluctantly, before apologizing to Junior once again. Dad hears all the racket, telling the Grapes that he thought that they weren't going to tease anymore. When Junior gets back up, he is covered with sand, before he falls back down again, before Tom and Rosie then laugh at him again. Junior is about to confront the Grapes, when he accidentally steps on a rake that hits him in the face, before he falls backwards into his dump truck which then rolls down the hill and hits the edge of the sandbox, sending Junior flying into the air until he lands in the sandbox. Junior forgives the Grapes after that, but when Dad calls Junior by his name, Tom and Rosie then start teasing Junior once again, which angers Junior very much. When Junior asks why, Dad explains that when others apologize for what they did, God wants us to forgive them. After that, the Grapes then feel bad for making fun of Junior.ĭad Asparagus tells Junior to forgive the Grapes. When Junior explains what happened, Dad Asparagus then explains to the Grapes that when we make fun of others, it makes them feel bad, before also explaining to them that God wants us to forgive others. This causes Junior to start crying, before Dad Asparagus comes outside to find out what all the commotion is. The Grapes burst into laughter, thinking that Junior has peas on his head. ![]() However, his hat suddenly falls off, exposing the top of his head. Junior tells the Grapes that he is not a bean, he is an asparagus (along with a detailed scientific explanation of an asparagus), and tells them that what he has on his head is not cheese, but rather a hat. When they try to figure out what Junior is, they guess that he is a bean, as well as mistaking his trademark yellow cap for cheese. The two start insulting each other, before the entire family notices Junior Asparagus standing off to the side. ![]() While driving down the road, their car suddenly hits a stump, which sends Tom and Rosie tumbling across the ground. Kids of all ages love the wry humor, catchy songs and ground breaking animation in each episode of Veggietales! Bonus Features! Over Two Hours Of Family Fun! *Trivia Game *Family Activity *Behind the Scenes *How to Draw: Palmy and The Grapes' Car *Veggie Karaoke *Concept Art *Word Find Game *Audio Commentary *Interactive Storybook *"Easter Egg" Hidden Features *Eight Chapter Selects of Favorite Scenes *Dolby Digital 5.Down a winding road, a family of ill-tempered grapes, consisting of Pa Grape, Ma Grape, and their children, Tom and Rosie Grape, drive down the road while singing about their reputation of being grumpy and sour. "The Grapes Of Wrath" What do you get when a bunch of very cranky grapes make fun of five-year old Junior Asparagus? One sad asparagus, and one big problem! Can Junior's dad show the grapes the error of their ways? Will Junior ever be able to forgive them? Does anybody know what seventy times seven is? Huh? Learn the answers to these questions and more as Larry the Cucumber tells the story of "The Grapes of Wrath!" "Larry's Lagoon" A three hour boat tour takes a turn for the worse when first mate Larry absentmindedly crashes into an uncharted tropical island! Can Skipper Bob and the passengers possible forgive Larry for making such a huge blunder? While the professor discovers how many contraptions can be built out of bamboo and coconuts, the others realize that everybody makes mistakes, and that when we forgive each other we all feel better inside. Sunday Morning Values, Saturday Morning Fun! God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?! contains two hilarious, fully computer-animated stories that teach children a biblical perspective on forgiveness. ![]()
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