Someday You’ll Find Her, Bob and Larry

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## 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 Kate Gaffin from Las Vegas, Nevada. After Larry greets Kate that she has fun in Las Vegas, Bob explains that Kate wrote to them that she was alone because all of her friends are talking about problems to have courage, but one of them tends to get revenge without being brave. She wants to know why she wants to have courage if God loves her. After that, Bob then quips that that's a tricky one, which Larry agrees with. Bob then tells Kate 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 before Larry went to Football Camp. Bob then tells Larry that what Kate 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 Kate 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, Bob and Larry".

### Someday You'll Find Her, Bob and Larry

The story opens where Bob and Larry are having a lazy day at home. Larry is occupied with a book and Bob is watching the Super Bowl on TV. Suddenly he sees an off-screen girl in the audience in a honey shot. He sees her again and is crushed when the games ends, feeling he will never see her again. He tells Larry 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, Larry arrives at Bob, and he is followed by Snoopy and Woodstock. Larry gets exhausted that he just walked about one block and got so weak, and could hardly drags the blanket. Bob tells Larry 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. Bob remembers that she was sitting in row 13, because 13 is his lucky number. He asks Larry to sit down and smile and wave 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. The scene switches back to Bob and Larry as they go into the ticket booth and ask who was sitting in the seat. The staff do not know. They suggest that the two check the season ticket records downtown, which is where they go. Meanwhile, Snoopy and Woodstock get a drink from the water fountain, and nearly drown in it. Bob is too nervous to ask for the list of names, so he asks Larry to do it. Larry is given a list of names addresses and phone numbers of those who were sitting in that row of seats. Larry reports back to Bob, and the two set out to find the girl.

Larry and Bob arrive at the first house, where a girl, about the same age as them answers the door. Bob is not able to talk, due to his nervousness, but manages to give Larry by shook his head, as if to say, this is not the girl. Larry comes back to Bob and tells him that the girl didn't go to the football game, because she is the cousin from out of town who went. Larry then tells Bob that he has a list of addresses but he doesn't know if he and Bob continue to this wild-goose chase. Larry then reminds Bob that he never needs to be afraid to do what's right. Bob was still unsure about what he should do, but he eventually redeems himself as he decides to do what is right. Bob then tells Larry that they gotta go and find the girl, or if they don't find the girl, Bob will go crazy. After a conversation, Bob and Larry are off to the next house while they're still having a conversation.

Before they go to the next house, Larry 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 high-pitched voice. After a brief conversation over on the phone, the high-pitched voice continues mumbling before Larry hangs up the phone. The next house where Bob and Larry go to, they are answered by a pretty teenager, but has a raspy voice. Larry tells her that one of his friends might have a crush on her, to which she gets excited. However, she gets annoyed when she finds out that it is Bob, who likes her, and tells them to get lost. Larry then comes back to Bob again and recites that the teenager girl tells them to get lost. The next place they go to, is a property called "Happy Valley Farm". Snoopy and Woodstock managed to get there before Bob and Larry, and a vicious cat is bothering Woodstock. Snoopy tries to warn Bob and Larry about the cat, but the two ignore his warning, until the cat starts chasing them.

Larry escapes the cat, and finds another entrance to the house (while Bob is still being chased). Larry knocks on the door, and the long sought after girl named Mary Jo answers. When he discovers she owns a security blanket, Larry falls for her right away, and forgets that the only reason he found her was to help Bob. Mary Jo invites Larry in. After a few seconds later, Bob gets chased out of the yard, and decides to wait, completely unaware of what Larry is doing inside. Snoopy scares off the cat, and goes into Mary Jo's house. The two eventually leave, and ignore Bob. Eventually, Larry leaves her house, and the cat purrs in front of him, reformed. When Bob realizes he just stole his potential girl friend, he gets very upset, and runs off screaming in disbelief.

As Bob is walking 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. Bob gets excited, hoping it is Mary Jo, but it turns out to be Snoopy. Bob walks out of his house, depressed.

Bob meets Larry at the wall, and they discuss the previous day. Larry then checks his watch, and realizes he has to go, because he was invited to Mary Jo's house for a barbecue. Bob 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, Bob gives an idea, before calling Larry. Bob asks Larry if they can go to Mary Jo's house before they leave. Larry answers yes, and they rush off. At Mary Jo's house, Bob tells Mary Jo about the lost love, and the moral lesson about never to be afraid to do what's right. Bob forgives Mary Jo and tells her that he was sorry for being afraid (except Larry who was thinking about the girls in love), and after thinking over for a bit, Mary Jo then says yes. Then, the first girl that Bob and Larry first met, then a teenage girl (now her voice sounds better) came in. Bob asked the girls what they did, then "The Courage Song" (a Bob and Larry version) song then plays, that he and Larry did a better time, and to think about not having to be afraid to do what's right. Then the girls, Bob and Larry, 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 adventure 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 Kate 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 "Charlie Brown's Birchwood School!", before he comes out dressed in jingle songwriter costume and says, "Flav, Gherk, Flav!". Larry then tells Bob to get dressed, before Bob hops off, and then dressed in top hat, shirt and bow-tie, saying "How do I look? That costume fits perfect!" Bob and Larry then sign off after that, as the episode ends.

## Characters

* Bob the Tomato
* Larry the Cucumber
* Mary Jo
* Pa Grape/Mordecai (*picture cameo*)
* Mr. Lunt/Haman (*picture cameo*)
* Madame Blueberry (*picture cameo*)
* Mimi (*picture cameo*)
* Lila (*picture cameo*)
* Charlie Brown (*picture cameo*)
* Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes (*picture cameo*)
* Linus van Pelt (*picture cameo*)
* Sally Brown (*picture cameo*)
* Lucy van Pelt (*picture cameo*)
* Mary Jo
* First Girl
* Teenager Girl
* Snoopy
* Woodstock

## Songs

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

## Home media

*Main article: Someday You’ll Find Her, Bob and Larry/Home video*
## Fun Facts

### Trivia

* The episode was originally planned to be released for April 1, 2000. However, since it was finished early, they decided to push back to September 30, 2000 instead.
* This was the first episode for a few things:
	+ The first episode to use Maya software.
	+ 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 Holiday episode to not include a Silly Song.
	+ 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.
* According to the main episode, the script has a copyright of 1999, and also lists a few differences between the pre-production and the final version:
	+ The episode's title was originally going to be "Someday You'll Find the Girl, Bob and Larry".
	+ When Larry enters the first house, the girl's name was revealed to be Mimi. However, Mimi was supposed to be in the episode, but her model wasn't rebuilt until the next episode.
	+ There was going to be a teenage girl with a fancy dress. The final version had her long-sleeved shirt and pants.
	+ When Bob and Larry are at the Happy Valley Farm, there was originally going to have a bulldog, but was replaced with the bobcat in the final.
	+ There was a line after Mary Jo says that she had her blanket since she was a tiny baby. Larry says "Well, do you know why you never go to the football stadium? I bet you did. Get it?". This was absent in the final.
	+ In the script, Bob said to Larry that he could never felt for the lost love of three girls. In the final version, it was Larry saying that Bob could felt for the lost love.
	+ At the end of the episode, Larry was revealed to be Millward Phelps, and tells Bob to get dressed for the top hat, white shirt and bow-tie. This was brought over to Cavis and Millward costumes for a later episode.
* This is the only episode not to feature Lucy van Pelt, although she appeared as a picture cameo in the episode.
* The script for this episode was finalized in 1999, one year before this episode was released.
* 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.

### Remarks

* On the DVD version of the episode, some sound effects are missing from the original VHS release (eg. a rooster crowing after the opening credits).
* The DVD main menu has Linus and Lucy playing, even though that song is not heard in the episode.
* Bob should've been said that he and Larry complaining about the girl in love. Larry would've been said that he and Bob had felt the lost for love.
* Larry states to Mary Jo that she's on his foot, but since he is a cucumber, he has no feet.
* When Bob and Larry come up the third house, Mary Jo opens the door, which is the girl that it looks similar to Sally Brown, other being the boys or the girls. Shouldn't Mary Jo go to the barbershop and cut her hair back since they both cut their bangs off their heads, so that the girls can look in their mirrors?
* The previews option has a preview for the episode itself.
* The 2004 Warner Home Video DVD states it was released in 1999 but it wasn't released until June 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.

### Goofs

* In the beginning scene of Larry, Snoopy and Woodstock, a small white part of Snoopy's collar clips through his body.
* The shadows disappear while Bob and Larry are looking at signs.
* The car's wheels are shown flying between shots.
* The door where Larry close it suddenly vanishes when he reminds Bob to never be afraid to do what's right.
* When Larry grabs the telephone, you can see some buzzing in the textures.
* One of the walls flickers as Larry enters Mary Jo's house.
* In the scene where Bob and Larry are going to the football stadium, Larry appears to be holding down his ticket in a way it is clipping into Bob.
* Concept art of the downtown had the Big Idea logo in English, but it's in Russian in the actual episode.
* After Larry gets out of the bus, the pea driver glitches as he and Bob are hopping to the next house.
* When the teenager girl says "Yes?", her voice isn't pitch shifted. This was fixed in the 2004 Classics re-release.
* Mary Jo in one shot is shown with no mouth.
* After Snoopy is fighting over the cat, both Bob, Larry and Mary Jo appear smaller than how they were from the previous shot.
* When Bob runs away, his eyes clip through his eyelids.
* After Bob closes the book with a sigh, his mouth clips through the wall.
* Bob never admitted that Larry was the one stuttering at Mary Jo for letting Larry in. He was just went straight of how he framed the girl siblings for letting Larry in, then it was him.
* When Bob, Larry, 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. They are at the end in one shot in the further away shot they are back in the middle of the table.
* Still waters are shown.
* Bob is shown without Qwerty behind him, but appears in front of him in the next shot.
* Qwerty's verse background is still on his screen even when he is done displaying the verse.
* When the episode was rendered for the first time, Bob and Larry's outfits are glitching when they're hopping. This is because the animators keep glitching them during the process.