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Roy Atwell, Stuart Buchanan, Adriana Caselotti, Eddie Collins, Pinto Colvig, Billy Gilbert, Otis Harlan, Lucille La Verne, Scotty Mattraw, and Harry Stockwell in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

Mike Nawrocki and Phil Vischer in The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything (2008)

Tim Hodge, Mike Nawrocki, Phil Vischer, and Lisa Vischer in Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie (2002)

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Peter Cullen, Jim Cummings, John Fiedler, Ken Sansom, and Paul Winchell in Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin (1997)

That has always been a tough question for most everybody who has watched VeggieTales to answer. The thing about VeggieTALES is...the vegetables and fruits of VeggieTales are animated actors who are always playing differently-named characters from Bible stories and others to tell lessons. The people in the commentary normally still call the characters by their default names instead of who they are playing in that particular story (like saying "Larry" instead of Benny crashes into something). Since Bob, Junior and Larry are the three primary characters who all play themselves in one of two different stories in the original three tales, I thought it would be a good idea to mention any other Tales in which the characters play themselves. The first three tales all had some other prominent side characters we would see more later, but I have also noticed that other regular characters who debut in other tales - Laura, George, Mr. Lunt and Mr. Nezzer in Rack, Shack and Benny, French Peas and Goliath in Dave and the Giant Pickle, Miss Acmetha in Esther, Khalil in Jonah, Charlie Pincher in The Star of Christmas, Petunia in Duke and the Great Pie War - if that was their character's name in a tale where Bob, Junior or Larry play a different character with a different name, we always address them by that name if they make any later appearances next to the original Bob, Junior and Larry. One exception is Libby Asparagus from Robin Good, who is only named Libby in the story where Junior plays Lenny LeBeau. Her actual name outside of that story is Ermie, and she is not really Junior's sister.

Veggies playing different characters and then playing themselves can lead to continuity issues sometimes. For example, in The Toy That Saved Christmas, Wally P. Nezzer mentions his brother, Nebby K. Nezzer from Rack, Shack and Benny, and Mr. Lunt says "You mean the one with the chocolate factory that I used to work for?" Rack, Shack and Benny, was the first appearance of mainstay characters Laura, George, and Mr. Lunt, so that means there are two Bobs (Rack), two Juniors (Shack), two Larrys (Abednego), and two Mr. Nezzers between these two connected stories. Another thing that makes the connections of certain Tales extra confusing is that, in The Star of Christmas/An Easter Carol, which has Bob play Cavis and Larry play Millward and Junior play Edmund, and takes place in London in the years 1882 and 1884, I read on the VeggieTales wiki and the Big Idea that the Junior we have known since 1993 is the great-grandson of Edmund from 1882-1884. Since the VeggieTales fruits and veggies almost always have stories taking place in different locations, even when they are playing themselves, I don't think it really matters where any of them actually live (except for the Qubo TV series taking place at Bob's house on a hill), even though I have spent 1 day trying to figure out the schematics of Junior's house since I have seen his bedroom or living room 4 different times each. It confused me even more when Junior, Laura and Percy lived in Dinkletown in one episode and Bumblyburg the next. Interestingly enough, Jonah and Saint Nicholas are both stories in which our main VeggieTales characters are venturing out somewhere other than the main countertop before the main story being told to them begins. Even when Larry and Bob serve as Madam Blueberry's butlers for one episode only, I will have to assume that no matter where the VT characters reside in any story, that this is their real character or they really experienced these things and are not just playing themselves.

How many VeggieTales Tales did the characters actually experience?

VeggieTales: Tales from the Crisper (1993)

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