Sol and the Family Reunion

"And that's another glass gone, Hold on, I'll be right back. Why are you putting me through this?" - Espeon and Eevee

**Sol and the Family Reunion** is a ninth episode of VeggieTales. It was released on April 13, 1998.

## Plot

Sol has a reunion for families.

A family reunion are such having a good time with Sol and Eevee in the Spinda Café, They met Espeon in the Treasure Town after discovering the first outlaw after defeating Drowzee and got Azurill back to Marill. What will Glammeow give the map to Eevee at Mt. Bristle? Don't miss the fun in "Sol and the Family Reunion".

## Cast

* Phil Vischer as Bob the Tomato (Opening and Closing Countertop only), Pa Grape (Silly Song only), Scallion #1 (Silly Song only), Frankencelery (Silly song only)

* Mike Nawrocki as Larry the Cucumber (Opening and Closing Countertop only), Scallion #2 (Silly song only)

* Mike Sage as Scallion #3 (Silly Song only)

* Robert Ellis as Bear-Trapped Teddy (Silly Song only)

* Chip Hanawalt as Sol of the Mystery Dungeon Characters

## Songs

* VeggieTales Theme Song (1998-2000)

* Silly Songs with Larry: The Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps

* What Have We Learned

* March of the Hares (in the credits)

## Releases

It was the ninth episode released on April 13, 1998 by Word Entertainment on VHS, and it was reprinted on November 24, 1998 was released by Word Entertainment and Lyrick Studios on VHS, and it was reprinted on May 23, 2000 was reprinted by Lyrick Studios and Word Entertainment on VHS, and it was reprinted on September 18, 2001 was reprinted by HiT Entertainment on DVD, and it was reprinted on November 9, 2004 was reprinted by Sony Wonder and Word Entertainment on DVD, and it was reprinted on May 23, 2006 was reprinted by Lyrick Studios on DVD and VHS, and it was reprinted on September 18, 2007 was reprinted by Genius Products on DVD

## Trivia

* This is the first episode for several things:
	+ The first appearance of Espeon and Glammeow, as well as the first episode revolving around her.
		- It is also the first episode to focus on a female character.
	+ The first episode Mike Nawrocki wrote and directed aside from Sol and the Flashback.
	+ The first episode John Wahba, Daniel Patrick O'Brien, Steve Leeper, [Scott Nelson]], Chuck Ramsey and Jeremy Vickery worked on.
	+ The first episode to be released after the show’s rebranding in 1998, featuring restyled box art for the series’ video covers, a new show logo, and an updated opening theme. *(However, the original 1993 logo appear on an prototype VHS cover for the episode.)*
	+ This is the first time What Have We Learned started without Bob saying "It's time to talk about what we learned today" or "We're over here by Qwerty to talk about what we learned today." Instead, Eevee says "Here we go." to start the song.
	+ This is the first time Qwerty is seen positioned at the very far right corner of the countertop.
	+ The first episode since to have Bob reading the verse's book, chapter and number first, then the verse itself after.
* This is the last episode for several things:
	+ The last episode Chris Olsen worked on.
	+ The last episode where Mike Nawrocki was given an editor's credit. (His Cheeseburger)
	+ The last episode where the Bible verse is only half of a verse.
	+ This is the second episode where Bob and Larry don't receive a letter, but instead Sol and Eevee receive a letter from a child who needs help.
	+ Most of the closing countertop was animated by Ron Smith
	+ The script for this episode was finalized in 1997, one year before this episode was released.
	+ This episode was scheduled to be released on December 7, 1997, but then was pushed back to April 13, 1998.