Larryboy And The Fib From Outer Space (DVD)
$9.99
Uh-oh! Junior Asparagus has just broken his father’s prized collectable bowling plate! As Junior wonders what to do, a cute little space alien comes calling. The alien – “Fibrilious Minimus” – advises Junior that a little fib might be just the thing to keep him out of hot water. The lie works like a charm, but Junior notices that his friend is now a little bigger… and a lot less cute. With more lies needed to cover up the initial one, Junior soon finds that the alien has become a huge, ugly monster that threatens to devour all of Bumblyburg! There’s only one person to call for a job like this: Bumblyburg’s resident plunger-headed superhero – Larry-Boy! But can Larry-Boy stop the Fib from Outer Space? Find out in this VeggieTales(R) lesson about telling the truth!
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SKU (UPC): 820413143190
Produced by: VeggieTales | Big Idea Entertainment LLC
Binding: Video DVD
Published: August 2015
VeggieTales #
Publisher: Capitol Christian Music Group
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