Someday You'll Find Her, Cavis and Millward

"*Look Cavis, you never need to be afraid to do what's right.
I don't know, Millward. What if I do that? Then I'll be scared. But you know what? I'll do it.*"
— Millward telling Cavis about his catchphrase about being afraid to do what's right

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**Someday You'll Find Her, Cavis and Millward** (originally titled ***Someday You'll Find the Girl, Cavis and Millward***) is the thirteenth episode of VeggieTales and the first Cavis and Millward episode. It is based upon the parody of the Peanuts TV special *Someday You’ll Find Her, Charlie Brown*.

## Plot

### Countertop Intro

The episode starts off where Bob and Larry greet the kids on the countertop, where Bob explains that this week they got a letter from Lila Peterson from Stannard, Vermont. After Larry greets Lila, Bob explains that Lila wrote to them that she was depressed because she was afraid of the thunderstorms at night and even the creatures make sounds, She wants to know why she wants to have courage if she can be brave. After that, Bob then quips that that's a little problem, which Larry agrees with. Bob then tells Lila that she knows of a Bible story that can help a lot, but Larry quickly stops him, telling him that he thought that they were going to do finding girls. Bob is confused, before Larry tells him that finding girls have addresses, phone numbers, and 'football stadium', before telling Bob that he promised that they'd do one, right after the 1981 TV special "Someday You'll Find Her, Charlie Brown" came out by Schulz. Bob then tells Larry that what Lila really needs is a Bible story, but Larry tells Bob that he promised, which Bob says "Did I really say 'promise'?, to which Larry says that he did. Because of that, an argument ensues between Bob and Larry about whether to tell a Bible Story or a Finding Girl story. Before the argument can continue, Bob asks the viewers if they can have a few seconds, before a "We are Experiencing Technical Difficulties" sign appears, while Bob and Larry continue their discussion from behind the screen. After a few seconds, the screen lifts up, before Bob then explains that after a bit of discussion, they've decided what Lila needs is a Finding Girl-Bible story, which Larry is happy to hear. Bob then says that without further ado, Larry then announces the story entitled "Someday You'll Find Her, Cavis and Millward".

### Someday You'll Find Her, Cavis and Millward

The story opens where Cavis Appythart (played by Bob the Tomato) and Millward Phelps (played by Larry the Cucumber) are having a lazy day at home. Millward is occupied with a book and Cavis is watching the Super Bowl on TV. Suddenly he sees an off-screen girl in the audience in a honey shot. Cavis gets excited, to which he tells Millward that he was the most beautiful girl in the world. Millward questions to Cavis what he is talking about, before Cavis tells Millward that he sees her again and is crushed. Suddenly, the game is over when Cavis is switching the TV buttons, feeling he will never see her again. Cavis tells Millward that the game's over and he lost the only true love of his life, before Millward closes the book and hops down and questions to Cavis, "You say you've lost, who?", to which Cavis says that when the game's over, the camera was on the crowd, and it zoomed into a honey shot, before telling Millward that the camera stopped on a face and he's fallen in love, before Millward tells Cavis that the trouble with him is that Cavis is fall in love all the time, every week he's fall in love. Cavis looks devastated, and reacts, "Not this time. This is different." Cavis tells Millward that he cannot go through his life, knowing some where out there there is a girl that was meant for him and that he will never get to meet her.

The next day, Millward arrives at Cavis, and he is followed by Snoopy (played by Jean Claude Pea) and Woodstock (played by Phillipe Pea). Millward gets exhausted that he just walked about one block and got so weak, and could hardly drags the blanket. Cavis tells Millward that he cannot get his mind off the girl who he saw on TV. The two decide to go on a search for this girl. They first go to the stadium to try and find where the girl sat. Cavis tells Millward that he knows that the girl was sitting in the stadium, before Millward says to Cavis, "You saw one little girl for two seconds on television, who was sitting in the stadium, with eighty-thousand people, and now you're going to find her?!?", to which Cavis remembers that she was sitting in row 13, because 13 is his lucky number. He asks Millward to sit down and smile and wave (despite not having arms but instead waving his blanket) and says that is how she was. Meanwhile, Snoopy and Woodstock are playing around with a football Snoopy gets Woodstock to catch the ball. Snoopy throws the ball but it lands on Woodstock. They go into the work out room and Snoopy gets stuck on one of the machines. Afterwards, Cavis and Millward go into the ticket booth and ask who was sitting in the seat. The staff does not know. They suggest that the two check the season ticket records downtown, which is where they go. Cavis then reminds Meanwhile, Snoopy and Woodstock get a drink from the water fountain, and nearly drown in it. Cavis is too nervous to ask for the list of names, so he asks Millward to do it. Millward is given a list of names addresses and phone numbers of those who were sitting in that row of seats. Millward reports back to Cavis, and the two set out to find the girl. Cavis and Millward are going to the bus stop and go to the first house. Meanwhile, Snoopy and Woodstock found an intersection, before Woodstock pushes the walk button by letting the cars to stop.

Later, Millward and Cavis arrive at the first house. Cavis tells Millward to go up and talk to the girl and tell her how he saw her at the game, and stated "If she wants my phone number, give it to her. Let her know how I feel about her, but be very sly. Perhaps they're inviting me in for chocolate chip cookies". Millward tells Cavis that he needs to go up to the door and speak for himself, but Cavis says no to Millward that he can't do it because he might faint, before he says that he'll studder, and never make a complete fool of himself. Millward hops over to the door and rings a doorbell, where a girl (an asparagus girl with a hair and pigtails), about the same age as them answers the door. Cavis is not able to talk, due to his nervousness. Millward then tells the girl that his friend Cavis is fallen madly in love with her, to which the girl is happy to hear. Cavis gives Millward by shook his head, before Millward then tells the girl that Cavis saw her at last week's game, a honey shot. That makes the girl feel pretty by saying "Well, where is this Lothario?". Millward then yells at Cavis by saying "Is this the girl, Cavis?!?", before Cavis yells Millward as if to say, this is not the girl. Millward comes back to Cavis and tells him that the girl says that she didn't go to the football game, because she is the cousin from out of town who went. Millward then tells Cavis that he has a list of addresses but he doesn't know if he and Cavis continue to this wild-goose chase. Millward then reminds Cavis that he never needs to be afraid to do what's right. Cavis was still unsure about what he should do, but he eventually redeems himself as he decides to do what is right. Cavis then tells Millward that they gotta go and find the girl, or if they don't find the girl, Cavis will go crazy. Cavis and Millward are off to the next house while they're still having a conversation. Cavis then tells Millward that he doesn't understand how important this is by finding the girl, before he says that he must got to find the girl. Before they go to the next house, Millward picks up a telephone, saying that he's been looking all over for her at the football game stadium, before her voice sounds mumbling in a high-pitched voice. Millward tells Cavis that the girl's voice on the phone sounds terrible. After a brief conversation over on the phone, the high-pitched voice continues to mumble before Millward hangs up the phone. Cavis and Millward are at the bus stop once again and go to the next house.

The next house where Cavis and Millward go to, they are answered by a pretty teenager (a tall female asparagus with eyelashes), but has a raspy voice. Millward then tells a teenager that his friend Cavis is fallen madly in love with her, and saw her at the football game, to which the teenager is happy about, before her expression turns annoyed and looks at Cavis, who likes her, and tells them to get lost. Millward then comes back to Cavis again and recites that the teenager is beautiful, before Cavis tells Millward that she's not one because he signaled at Millward, but Millward tells Cavis that it doesn't matter because the teenager tells them to get lost. Cavis questions to Millward, "Why was she in those seats?", before Millward tells Cavis that the teenager did gave them a clue, but this place is way out in the country. After that, Cavis and Millward are hopping on the sidewalk, to which Cavis says to Millward that he and Millward should forget the whole thing, but Millward says no to Cavis, to which he stated that the teenager gave them an address, that there is a little girl who lives at a farm called "Happy Valley Farm", to which Cavis is excited to hear. Later, Snoopy and Woodstock are at the Happy Valley Farm, Snoopy first attempts to go inside the farm, but the rollers are too powerful, which causes Snoopy to be flatted. Suddenly, a vicious pregnant kitty shows up, to which Snoopy and Woodstock manage to get there before Cavis and Millward, and a vicious cat is bothering Woodstock. Snoopy tries to warn Cavis and Millward about the cat, but the two ignore his warning, until the cat starts chasing them. After they chased by a cat, Millward is on the telephone and questions, "Am I talking to the little girl who was at the last football game? Yes. My friend saw you at the game. Yes, in one of those honey shots. He saw you and he like to meet you", before he hangs up the phone and tells Cavis that they got to approach the house from the front, and tells Cavis that the girl has a bobcat who is very sweet, but sometimes he doesn't like strangers.

Later, Millward and Cavis arrived at the next house, to which Cavis tells Millward that when Millward opens the door and Cavis can see the girl, Cavis will give him a high sign if it's her, to which Millward is heard about the coincidence. Millward hops over to the door and rings the doorbell, and the long sought after girl named Mary Jo (a yellow female cucumber with a blonde-hair and a dress) answers. When he discovers she owns a security blanket since she was a tiny baby, Millward falls for her right away, and forgets that the only reason he found her was to help Cavis. Mary Jo invites Millward in, causing Cavis to scream and yells "Millward! SHE IS THE ONE!!", which Millward doesn't hear him. After a few seconds later, Cavis gets chased out of the yard. Cavis states that Millward went to the house with his girlfriend, and he hopes that Millward is telling Mary Jo about Cavis and how he saw her on TV. After Cavis was talking to himself that the door will open soon, and Mary Jo will come out and call to him and she'll invite him with milk and chocolate chip cookies, he decides to wait, completely unaware of what Millward is doing inside. After a while, Snoopy shows up, which makes Cavis to feel surprised. Cavis tells Snoopy that where he's been, before he states that Snoopy was supposed to protect him. Snoopy looks at the cat that Cavis got chased out of the yard, to which Cavis says "You better watch out. The cat will eat you up". Snoopy scares off the cat, and goes into Mary Jo's house. After Cavis was shocked the Snoopy got into Mary Jo's house, he'll play it cool and says "Patience. That's the ticket. Patience!", before he hums to himself. Cavis looks at Mary Jo's, explaining what can Mary Jo and Millward be possibly be doing.

Later that evening, Cavis was falling asleep. Cavis wakes up and he realizes that Mary Jo will come out and get him, before he states that it's getting closer to suppertime. Eventually, Snoopy leaves Mary Jo's house, with a belly full. Cavis tells Snoopy that he looks very satisfied. He questions to Snoopy about Mary Jo and Millward, but Snoopy leaves and ignores Cavis. After a beat, Millward leaves Mary Jo's house, and the cat purrs in front of him, reformed. Millward tells Cavis that he just saw the most beautiful girl in the world, before Cavis tells Millward that he didn't gave his signals that Cavis already said it earlier. Millward says that Mary Jo invited him with cookies and milk, before Cavis asks Millward that he's supposed to go into Mary Jo's house, to which Millward says that Mary Jo's perfect, and he and Mary Jo have so much in common. Millward also says that Mary Jo has a blanket that she loves dearly. When Cavis questions to Millward, "What about me? Did you tell her about me?!", before Millward tells Cavis that they're going home. Cavis gets deeply upset, and asked the same question to Millward, before Millward tells Cavis that Mary Jo wants to know all about him and what he do in love. Cavis asks Millward by saying, "Did you mention me?", before Millward tells Cavis that he really would've liked Mary Jo. This causes Cavis to lose his temper, and questions to Millward by saying "You didn't even tell her that I had seen her on TV?!? I am the one to love with her!!", before Millward tells Cavis that Mary Jo says she wants to write with Millward, and they're going to try and spend the Holidays together. Cavis now finally begins to feel enraged and infuriated by yelling "Nobody listens! I've been waiting! I saw her FIRST!!!", before Millward asks Cavis what he is talking about. Cavis tells Millward that he is supposed to tell Mary Jo about him, but Millward says to Cavis, "I am madly in love with Mary Jo!", before Cavis tells Millward that she didn't even know Mary Jo's name by calling him a bounder, to which Millward says, "I think I'll take her to a movie!". Cavis is now feeling very upset and enraged, and runs off screaming in disbelief. Millward questions that he wonders what's the matter with Cavis. As Cavis is hopping home, he appears to be very depressed, but also appears to be somewhat happy about dreaming about love. He goes to sleep, and the next day, there is a knock at the door. Cavis gets excited, hoping it is Mary Jo, but it turns out to be Snoopy. Cavis walks out of his house, depressed.

That night, Cavis meets Millward at the wall, and they discuss the previous day. Millward then checks his watch (despite not having any arms), and realizes he has to go, because he was invited to Mary Jo's house for a barbecue. Cavis pulls out a book, and reads a couple of old sayings about love. He then says "I can't stand it", sighs, and decides that he and Mary Jo were never meant to be. At first, Cavis gives an idea, before calling Millward. Cavis asks Millward if they can go to Mary Jo's house before they leave. Millward answers yes, and they rush off. At Mary Jo's house, Cavis opens the door, and signaling if Mary Jo was here. At that moment, Mary Jo was in her bedroom, looking sad. Cavis tells Mary Jo that he was sorry for seeing you very often, to which Mary Jo says to Cavis and Millward to leave. But Cavis tells Mary Jo to come and he wants to show her. There, it was a barbecue party, to which Mary Jo is happy to hear. Cavis then tells Mary Jo that he was sorry for seeing you very much, and the moral lesson about never to be afraid to do what's right. Cavis forgives Mary Jo and tells her that he was sorry for being afraid (except Millward who was thinking about the girls in love), and after thinking over for a bit, Mary Jo then says yes. Millward then reminds Cavis that "Even if you're feeling scared or nervous about the girl who went to the football game, you can always ask God to help you, even me." Then, the first girl that Cavis and Millward first met, and a teenage girl (now her voice sounds better) came in. Cavis asked the girls what he and Millward did their adventure, then "The Courage Song" (a Cavis and Millward version) song then plays, that he and Millward did a better time, and to think about not having to be afraid to do what's right. Then the girls, Cavis and Millward, Snoopy and Woodstock then sang and talk as they are having a barbecue, finishing the story.

### Countertop Outro

Back on the countertop, Larry says "That was amazing, Bob! That was the best finding the girl Bible story I've ever heard." Bob then thanks Larry for the compliment, before saying that they're over here by Qwerty to talk about what they've learned today. After the song ends, Larry explains we learn that is to not be afraid to do what is right whenever if we find a girl who didn't go to the football stadium, even when it's hard to have the right courage, before Bob then explains that if we learn something about finding a girl, we can also have the rights to have courage, and be brave. Bob and Larry then look up to see what verse Qwerty has, Qwerty pulls up the verse, which is "**Be brave, and may the Lord be with those of you who will do well. 2nd Chronicles 19:11**". Bob then tells Lila that even though she doesn't want to talk to her friends about the problems, she should remember that God loves her just as much as he loved Bob and Larry's story, without having to be afraid to do what's right. Also, if she tries to do what's right, she'll be amazed at what God has planned for her. Larry then says that it's time to go and that he has to get ready for the next show, before he hops off, with Bob asking him where he's going now. Larry then answers "Esther: The Girl Who Became Queen", before he comes out dressed in a Markus costume and says, "I'm getting ready for Esther spectacular! How do I look? That costume fits perfect!" Bob and Larry then sign off after that, as the episode ends.

## Characters

* Cavis Appythart//Bob the Tomato
* Millward Phelps/Larry the Cucumber
* Snoopy/Jean Claude Pea
* Woodstock/Phillipe Pea
* Mary Jo
* Pa Grape (*picture cameo*)
* Mr. Lunt (*picture cameo*)
* Madame Blueberry (*picture cameo*)
* Lila (*picture cameo*)
* Charlie Brown (*picture cameo*)
* Mr. Nezzer (*picture cameo*)
* Linus van Pelt (*picture cameo*)
* Sally Brown (*picture cameo*)
* Lucy van Pelt (*picture cameo*)
* Marcie (*picture cameo*)
* First Girl
* Teenage girl

## Songs

* VeggieTales Theme Song
* Alone
* The Courage Song
* What We Have Learned

## Home media

*Main article: Someday You'll Find Her, Cavis and Millward/Home Video*
## Fun Facts

### Moral

* Don’t be afraid of everything.
* You should forgive people and God loves our neighbors, not hurt them.

### Explanations

* A stadium is a place or venue for outdoor sports, concerts, or other events and consists of a field or stage either partly or completely surrounded by a tiered structure designed to allow spectators to stand, or sit and view the event.

### Trivia

* The episode was originally scheduled to be released on April 24, 2000, but on December 4, 1999, the release date was pushed back to May 22, 2000.
* This was the first episode for several things:
	+ The first episode to be animated in Maya.
	+ The first Cavis and Millward episode.
	+ The first appearance of Bob's leaves, given more detailed from the 1999 promo art.
	+ The first episode Tod Carter, Jody Nilsen, Bob Lewis, Amanda Fragale, Andrew Youssi, Ian Hubbard, Holly Vickery, Joshua Quinn Lindsay, Laura Richey worked on.
	+ The first appearances of Mary Jo and other two girls.
	+ The first post-1998 episode where Peppermint Patty does not make an appearance.
	+ The first episode where Larry doesn't have a lisp.
	+ The first episode to not have the other VeggieTales characters, such as Archibald Asparagus, Junior Asparagus, Jimmy and Jerry Gourd, Pa Grape, Mr. Lunt, Mr. Nezzer, and Scooter Carrot. However, they appeared as their picture cameos in the episode.
	+ The first Holiday episode to not include a Silly Song.
	+ The first episode to not involve the Peanuts characters.
	+ The first episode to be rendered in high quality during its original release.
	+ The first episode to be put on DVD, but not the first released, as it was only on a screener DVD.
	+ The first episode to have the scrolling from bottom to top for the end credits.
		- This is also the second episode replacing the Palatino font for the end credits; however, it has returned as the font on Qwerty's screen for the Bible verse.
	+ The first VeggieTales episode (and Big Idea production in general) to be produced in the 2000s.
	+ The first episode to use the Why We Do What We Do Promo (mass-market release only).
* This was the last episode for a few things:
	+ The last episode to use the original 1993 VeggieTales logo.
	+ The last episode Ron Smith and Aaron Hartline worked on.
	+ The last episode to be released in Mass Markets in 2000.
	+ The last episode to be distributed by Everland Entertainment.
* This episode marks the return of letters from a kid received by Bob and Larry since the past episode.
* There are several differences between the original script and the final episode:
	+ The script for the episode has a copyright of 1999, meaning it was finalized in Late 1999 before this episode was released.
	+ The episode's original title was "Someday You'll Find the Girl, Cavis and Millward".
	+ The script made a reference from both Josh and the Big Wall and King George and the Ducky, which both Bob and Larry stated no one else will take over from those stressful events and promised there'll be no conflicts.
	+ Originally in the script, Cavis says "Millward, I don’t even think that it’ll be my first time to fall in love" after he looks at the TV screen. This was absent due to time constraints.
	+ There was an extended scene where Snoopy is playing the football with Woodstock.
		- The script does not list Snoopy gets stuck on one of the machines after Woodstock pushes the button.
	+ After Millward rings the doorbell and after Cavis ducks behind the wall, there was a gold-toothed onion girl with a long-sleeve shirt and shorts. The final episode had the girl with the short-sleeved shirt and jeans.
	+ After Millward tells Cavis about the catchphrase that he'll never be afraid to do what's right and before Cavis tells Millward that they have to find the girl, Millward was going to quote "Deuteronomy 31:6". Afterwards, Cavis would vocally realize he didn't need to be afraid of the girl who's not the one she went to the football game, and Millward would have explained to him that he believed in God, as well as their ancestors, and that if Cavis will find out he can never be afraid to do what's right, he'll learn his lesson.
	+ After Millward speaks to the girl before he hangs up the phone, there was a busy signal tone instead of the girl's voice being reversed.
	+ According to both the script and concept art seen in an Easter egg on the DVD for The Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk, Heather Wold was going to open the door for Millward instead of the teenage girl.
	+ After the teenage girl tells Cavis and Millward to get lost, Millward was going to explain how the teenage girl got mad at them before they move on to the next house.
	+ When Snoopy and Woodstock are at the Happy Valley Farm, there was going to have a treadmill instead of the rollers.
		- Instead of Snoopy flipping around in circles, Cavis and Millward approach to Snoopy and Woodstock that the bobcat was very mean.
			* The script also does not list Cavis and Millward hopping to another house before they get chased by the bobcat.
	+ There was going to be a scene of Millward waiting for Mary Jo to come inside, but was cut due to time constraints.
		- The script doesn't list Snoopy fighting over the bobcat as the latter becomes fighting.
			* Because of this, it also doesn't list Millward petting the bobcat.
	+ A tradesman would have appeared after Cavis runs away in enrage and asked, "Why does everyone want their laundry picked up at night all of a sudden?!?".
		- The script also does not list Cavis screaming before Millward says "I wonder what's wrong with him?".
	+ Before Cavis closes the book with a sigh, he was going to explain how the girls never went to the football game.
	+ During "Being Afraid Doesn't Pay" song, Cavis would've sang "there's no better way to make a really icky world". The final episode had him singing "there's no better way to make a really yucky world".
	+ The script does not list Millward saying "Wait a minute... you mean... wasn't!" while the camera pulls out of Mary Jo's house.
		- Even though the camera shows a view of Mary Jo's house and Millward singing at the end of the song, the script has it show a point-of-view of a window from Mary Jo's house.
* During the scenes of Cavis and Millward are going to the next house, there's a graffiti of Cavis and Millward smiling on the viewer's right, along with "Courage" partially visible above.
* In some airings of Smile of the Child and TBN, some scenes were removed, including Snoopy drinking a water fountain with Woodstock. This is possibly due to time.
* On the original 2000 Word Entertainment VHS release, it contained the first 3-2-1 Penguins! Promo.
* This is the only episode to use the 1998-2000 theme song while using the 1993-1997 VeggieTales logo.
* There exists an extremely rare early 2002 VHS reprint of this episode by Lyrick Studios/HiT Entertainment. It has a black tape with a white ink label, and it has a print date of March 15th, 2002.
* The original release uses the 1998 version of the theme song, while the 2003/2004 re-release oddly uses the audio of the 2003 version while using the 1998 theme song.

### Remarks

* One of the screenshots on the back of the cover has Cavis and Millward smiling. Cavis is smiling with his teeth, whilst in the actual episode, he has his mouth opened. It could be possible that this was an alternate take or a photo-edited for the box art.
* Cavis states that Millward was complaining about the girl in love. Millward would've been said that he and Cavis had felt the lost for love.
* On the VeggieTales Classics re-release, there are some minor sound changes and picture adjustments compared to the original release.
* Millward states to Mary Jo that she's on his foot, but since he is a cucumber, he has no feet.
* When watching the video on a computer, white lines appear behind the video in the scene where Cavis and Millward are in downtown.
* Cavis states that he wants the message sent out to every boy and girl. Considering the time that the story takes place, it would be unlikely as he'll only be able to reach rural and border states.
* It is never explained how Mary Jo was sad after the loss of blanket. It is possibly that Millward tells her that she got a blanket since she was a baby, and Cavis says to Mary Jo that he didn't get to see her very often.
* The table, despite losing one leg, still stands.
* Concept art of the downtown had the Big Idea logo in English, but it's in Russian in the actual episode.
* The back of the DVD cover states there is a feature on how-to-draw Mary Jo, however, it does not appear on the DVD.
	+ It could be they were planning to do so, but scrapped it at the last minute or because it was too late.
* The previews option has a preview for the episode itself.
* The 2002 WEA VHS states it was released in 1999 but it wasn't released until May 2000, though it is likely the episode was completed somewhere in Late 1999/Early 2000 thus the cover was done in Softimage before switching to Maya at the time and the script was finalized in 1999.

### Fixed Goofs/Goofs

* In the original version, when Cavis and Millward are having a lazy day at home in the beginning, Millward's mustache turns black before returning to brown when Cavis gets shocked at the TV. Though this was fixed in the 2001 version, a goof was introduced which sees Millward clipping into his couch during the shot.
* Some white on Cavis's mouth can be seen when he turns around at Millward. This could be from his shirt clipping through his mouth when he looks up.
* In the beginning scene of Millward, Snoopy and Woodstock, the trees are shown flickering.
* Cavis is missing his mouth in one shot.
* In the scene where Cavis and Millward are in the football stadium, Millward appears to be holding down his blanket in a way it is clipping into Cavis.
* In the original version, when Snoopy and Woodstock are playing football, the football lands on Woodstock and it clips through him. This does not happen in the 2001 version.
* Millward clips through the door frame as he gets out of the ticket booth.
* The glass on the windows aren't shown when Cavis and Millward are in the ticket office.
* In the original version, when Cavis and Millward are at the bus stop, Millward's shirt is seen clipping into his body as he and Cavis get onto the bus. Though this was fixed in the 2001 version, in both versions Cavis twitches while getting onto the bus.
* The bus' wheels are shown flying between shots.
* The door where Millward opens it suddenly vanishes when he reminds Cavis to never be afraid to do what's right.
* When Millward grabs the telephone, you can see some buzzing in the textures.
* Before and after Cavis tells Millward to ask the girl on the phone while having a conversation, the edge of his bow-tie flickers for a split-second.
	+ The original version also features the walls changing colors as Millward puts the phone away. This does not happen in the 2001 version.
* When the teenager says "So I'm beautiful. What do you want?", Millward's shadow disappears.
* In the original version, when Cavis and Millward approach to Snoopy and Woodstock before they get chased by the bobcat, Millward's shirt is once again clipping into his body, which was also fixed in the 2001 version.
* The poles on the fence disappear as Millward enters Mary Jo's house.
* Mary Jo in one shot is shown with no mouth.
* When Cavis expresses his disgust of the bobcat, his top hat disappears.
* After Snoopy is fighting over the cat, Cavis is missing his bow-tie in one shot.
* Millward is missing his tooth when he tells Cavis that Mary Jo invited him with cookies and milk.
* The background building shots are shown at inconsistent angles. One shot shows them in a lower position, but the shots after that show the buildings back to their normal higher position. Also in one shot of the background buildings, a sun can be seen zooming across behind the background.
* In the original version, when Cavis tells Millward that he was supposed to tell Mary Jo about him, the grass texture on the ground is inverted in color. This does not happen in the 2001 version.
* When Cavis runs away, his eyes clip through his eyelids.
* In the overshot of Mary Jo's house during the sunrise/sunset, you can see black on the left.
* After Cavis closes the book with a sigh, his mouth clips through the wall. Also in the same scene, some black spots can be seen on the right side of his nose as he leans forward.
* When Cavis, Millward, Mary Jo and the two girls are shown singing at the end, the plate of cake is missing from the table and then it reappears.
* Qwerty's verse background is still on his screen even when he is done displaying the verse.
* Many DVD covers of this episode, as well as in international releases, have the texture missing from Millward's mustache. The 2000 prototype cover has this as well.
* The 2003 VeggieTales Classics DVD strangely has the framerate slightly messed up with interlace flickers. This could be due to the original 29.97fps interlaced video being transcoded at a different framerate in some form.
* In the 2003 VeggieTales Classics DVD, the first question of the Veggie Trivia's Easy Mode accidentally messed up the correct answer placement. The question was "Who sent in the letter at the beginning of the show?". The actual answer is "Lila Peterson in Stannard, VT", while the answer incorrectly marked as the right answer was "Katelin Anderson of New Orleans, LA".

### Inside References

* A poster for "King George and the Ducky" is shown on the wall next to the windows.
* A Stuff-Mart ad can be seen on the wall.
* An advertisement for "Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed" can be seen on the wall.
* The song "The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything" can be heard on the radio.
* Cavis says "You're afraid of that nice pregnant kitty?" is mentioned to a fat cat from a Silly Song "The Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps".

### Real-World References

* A poster for "It Was My Best Birthday Ever, Charlie Brown" can be seen on the bulletin board.
* During downtown scenes, an image of Charles Schulz writing can be seen on the left side of the market.
* Millward's quote "I think I'll take her to a movie!" is actually one of Sally Brown's favorite line to Linus from Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?.

### Fast Forward

* We would later see when Larry is dressed up as Markus in the next episode.
* Cavis and Millward would later yell again in the next Cavis and Millward episode.
* Cavis would later scream again in a later episode.