VeggieTales in the City - Season 1
Season 1
Larry, Bob and their Veggie pals expand their horizons, presenting colorful, inspiring tales from the city as well as their own backyards.
Episodes
Burgers for Sale / Night Phony
Ichabeezer gets a tough lesson in customer relations at his new burger joint. Envious of Junior's jetpack, Laura tries out Motato's Helmet of Doom.
Space Pirates! / Rooney on the Run
Larry wants to be the first Veggie on the moon, but pirate Motato has other ideas. Laura's puppy-training plan goes awry after she lets Rooney escape.
Junior Saves the West / The Treasure Hunt
Cowpoke Junior challenges annoying Jakeasaurus to a high-noon showdown. While hunting for buried treasure, Larry and Bob learn about charity.
Race Ya! / Larry the Substitute
Laura races rival Junior on the ski slopes and learns the true meaning of victory. Distracted by corn dogs, Larry struggles to keep a promise to Bob.
Pizza Eclipse / The Robot
Larry and Bob work on forgiveness when they goof up each other's plans. The friends don a robot costume and learn that fooling people can be risky.
Delivery Boys / Dueling Mascots
Jealousy strikes when Pa Grape hires Bill to be Larry's delivery partner. While helping Pa, Larry and Bob end up in a tricky battle of the mascots.
Bob's Collection / The Cookie Caper
Sock collector Bob faces a tough choice when he gets a job offer at a sock museum. Bob's refusal to share Granny's cookies lands him in a pickle.
The Rocket Boot / The Many Versions of Larry
Larry becomes obsessed with Ichabeezer's new rocket boot. Worried he's a cucumber with no style, Larry starts to imitate his flashier friends.
Aprilcot / X Marks the Spot
Villain Aprilcot uses Jimmy's low Veggie Hero status to infiltrate the group. While playing pirates, Ichabeezer learns that words matter.
The Priceless Sock / Jimmy Makes a Comic Book
Larry winds up in hot water when Bob entrusts him with his priceless old sock. Jimmy gets tangled up in lies after taking credit for Bob's comic book.
The Book Club / The Lost Dust Bunny
Bob gets a surprise when he tries to exclude Larry from his book club. While Archie hunts for a lost dust bunny, Larry and Bob baby-sit his 99 others.
The Water Slide / Story Time
The Veggie pals help Larry conquer his fear of the new water slide. After Gary tells a whopper, teacher Bob shares stories about the folly of lying.
Prodigal Junior / Where's the Mayor
After spending his mom's milk money on a comic book, a guilty Junior panics. Madame Blueberry uses her sleuthing skills to hunt for the missing mayor.
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