@@ThatMediaGuy150 In my opinion, this episode of VeggieTales SHOULD have included Bob the Tomato. It would have been a little bit better if maybe Bob the Tomato could have also called them out for spreading rumors about Alfred. He could have said this. After Junior's dad tells them not to spread rumors, there should at least have been an extra scene where Bob the Tomato tells them to think of the consequences of spreading rumors. DAD ASPARAGUS: If you hear something about someone that sounds bad, or even just weird, you should ask them about it, or ask your mom or dad, but don't spread rumors. BOB THE TOMATO: That's exactly right. You kids should have known better than to spread a rumor. Would you like it if somebody told you a rumor? No. Of course not. Nobody likes to be told rumors. So, the next time you spread a rumor, think of the consequences. What do you think?
@@ThatMediaGuy150 The worst episode not just in my opinion but in everybody's opinion is sweepy beauty That episode is the ugliest episode.If you looked at the animation it looks at absolutely horrible It's very unfinished.The story is very uniengaging.The Main female character is portrayed as of Mary Sue and they only cared about was serving the Kingdom of money.Then the Kingdom of God and that is not a good sign.Believe me that episode is rotten Easily , one of the more bottom tier episodes.
@@ThatMediaGuy150 I wouldn't really call Maya animated episodes THAT bad until we get into the 2010s era where the countertops changed their design to blue. That caught me off guard when I first got Pistashio as I did not expect it to look like that when I first watched it. While I do agree with Joshman55gamer that the quality gradually declines in the Maya animated era, I would not really give them instant rotten ratings up until the 2010s era because all of the Maya animated episodes I have seen from the early to late 2000s, they were actually really enjoyable and fun to watch. I've watched a lot of episodes of the show, and even the Huckleberry Larry and Abe stories from 2008 and 2009 respectively were actually really good episodes.
And I have seen VeggieTales in the House on Netflix a few times, and that is definitely something I would never go back to watching again. Yes, Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki voice Bob and Larry, Pa Grape, and a few others, but the animation looks nothing like VeggieTales used to be. It would have been much better if they kept the original designs in the Netflix series, because those redesigns were something that definitely caught me off guard.
@@ThatMediaGuy150 I can see why you didn't like Madame Blueberry that much and gave it a rotten rating. I've watched the episode a few times and if I were to rate Madame Blueberry, while you called it a rotten rating because the execution in the episode didn't go that well, and while you can rate any episode you see as it is, after watching it myself, I would rate it a little bit differently, and I will actually give it a very low Fresh rating, since this is a Softimage episode that didn't fail as much as the End of Silliness did. As for Rack, Shack and Benny, Mr. Nezzer was way too harsh in that episode. I can see you calling that episode fresh, and that's fine, but the way I watched the episode myself, because of Mr. Nezzer's behavior in the episode threatening to throw them into the furnace, I would have to give it a minor rotten rating. Everything else, as for the other VeggieTales episodes you reviewed, I would agree with you on those.
Happy 25th anniversary to this episode
@@KatyWebb-ph8yn lol, I didn't realize how close this video's release was to that anniversary! Thanks so much for pointing this out!
@@ThatMediaGuy150 You're welcome. I just realized this yesterday lol.
Yeah this episode didn’t really scare much as a kid I don’t think but The fib from outer space terrified me
0:16 That's not episode 11! It's Episode 12!
Dang it! You're right! Thanks so much for the call out!
@@ThatMediaGuy150 same with fib from outer space you said episode 7 even though it was actually episode 8
@@kennyhankins8850 yep, someone else pointed back to me.
I do.
Have a question after king George in the Ducky.Is it going to be jonah a veggietales movie.
Actually, Esther comes after King George, then Lyle, then The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown. Then Jonah comes after these 3.
Very nice.
Thank you!
That was a good review if I do say so myself.
Thank you so much!
@@ThatMediaGuy150 In my opinion, this episode of VeggieTales SHOULD have included Bob the Tomato. It would have been a little bit better if maybe Bob the Tomato could have also called them out for spreading rumors about Alfred. He could have said this. After Junior's dad tells them not to spread rumors, there should at least have been an extra scene where Bob the Tomato tells them to think of the consequences of spreading rumors.
DAD ASPARAGUS: If you hear something about someone that sounds bad, or even just weird, you should ask them about it, or ask your mom or dad, but don't spread rumors.
BOB THE TOMATO: That's exactly right. You kids should have known better than to spread a rumor. Would you like it if somebody told you a rumor? No. Of course not. Nobody likes to be told rumors. So, the next time you spread a rumor, think of the consequences.
What do you think?
Great review!!!
@@gtheaterfan3845 Thank you so much!!!
When you get to the later episodes Those are absolutely going to get the rating of rotten Believe me the later episodes.Do get much worse.
I do sense a decline in quality coming up. Would you mind telling me what you least favorite episode of the series is?
@@ThatMediaGuy150 The worst episode not just in my opinion but in everybody's opinion is sweepy beauty That episode is the ugliest episode.If you looked at the animation it looks at absolutely horrible It's very unfinished.The story is very uniengaging.The Main female character is portrayed as of Mary Sue and they only cared about was serving the Kingdom of money.Then the Kingdom of God and that is not a good sign.Believe me that episode is rotten Easily , one of the more bottom tier episodes.
@@ThatMediaGuy150 I wouldn't really call Maya animated episodes THAT bad until we get into the 2010s era where the countertops changed their design to blue. That caught me off guard when I first got Pistashio as I did not expect it to look like that when I first watched it. While I do agree with Joshman55gamer that the quality gradually declines in the Maya animated era, I would not really give them instant rotten ratings up until the 2010s era because all of the Maya animated episodes I have seen from the early to late 2000s, they were actually really enjoyable and fun to watch. I've watched a lot of episodes of the show, and even the Huckleberry Larry and Abe stories from 2008 and 2009 respectively were actually really good episodes.
And I have seen VeggieTales in the House on Netflix a few times, and that is definitely something I would never go back to watching again. Yes, Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki voice Bob and Larry, Pa Grape, and a few others, but the animation looks nothing like VeggieTales used to be. It would have been much better if they kept the original designs in the Netflix series, because those redesigns were something that definitely caught me off guard.
@@ThatMediaGuy150 I can see why you didn't like Madame Blueberry that much and gave it a rotten rating. I've watched the episode a few times and if I were to rate Madame Blueberry, while you called it a rotten rating because the execution in the episode didn't go that well, and while you can rate any episode you see as it is, after watching it myself, I would rate it a little bit differently, and I will actually give it a very low Fresh rating, since this is a Softimage episode that didn't fail as much as the End of Silliness did. As for Rack, Shack and Benny, Mr. Nezzer was way too harsh in that episode. I can see you calling that episode fresh, and that's fine, but the way I watched the episode myself, because of Mr. Nezzer's behavior in the episode threatening to throw them into the furnace, I would have to give it a minor rotten rating. Everything else, as for the other VeggieTales episodes you reviewed, I would agree with you on those.