Hugely popular in the 1990s, the computer-animated Christian series — featuring Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber retelling Bible stories — has been rebooted on Trinity Broadcasting Network.

Hartzler is a writer, "VeggieTales" promoter, farmer, teacher and part-time church worker. She is accompanied here by Larry, who is a cucumber. (Pantagraph/B MOSHER) ...

The VeggieTales will leave no pun unturned for a laugh, especially when it comes to their music. Fans who know the VeggieTales will know its Boys in the Sink, whose name might just sound a little ...

Artisan’s again helping a couple of talking vegetables make the leap from the produce counter to the bigscreen. New York film distrib is dishing up a second “VeggieTales” toon, “The Bob ...

The action-adventure game features LarryBoy, the popular plunger-headed crime-fighting cucumber featured in several best-selling videos, in his quest to save the citizens of Bumblyburg from ...

Take a cucumber, a tomato, asparagus, and a handful of other vegetables and fruits. Sprinkle with silliness. Top with faith-based morality. That “recipe” has served Mike Nawrocki and Phil ...

Larry the Cucumber will be part of the cast of the "VeggieTales Live! Little Kids Do Big Things" show at the Budweiser Events Center on Friday.

The Census Bureau has partnered with the Christian cartoon franchise "VeggieTales" to teach kids about this year's census, the latest in its ongoing drive to get people to fill out the tally.

VeggieTales is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a live show fetauring a 9-foot Larry the Cucumber and 5-foot Bob the Tomato.

Normally computer animated, “VeggieTales” characters such as Petunia Rhubarb, Larry the Cucumber, Bob the Tomato and Laura Carrot take the stage in the musical touring show.

Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber, along with all their good-for-you friends, take the stage in "VeggieTales Live!" at the Charleston Municipal Auditorium in two shows today, Nov. 6.