Party Dancecapades! (episode)

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**Party Dancecapades!** is the fifth episode of VeggieTales.

## Plot

The episode opens where Bob the Tomato is standing alone in the kitchen countertop, then suddenly a really loud crash was heard. Bob calls out to Larry if he's all right, before Larry tells him that he'll be right there, and hops over to Bob, wearing a top hat on his head.

## Characters

* Bob the Tomato
* Larry the Cucumber
* Junior Asparagus
* Laura Carrot
* Mr. Nezzer
* Mr. Lunt
* Archibald Asparagus
* Lovey Asparagus
* Grandpa George
* Pikachu
* Meowth
* Wobbuffet
* Dedenne
* Braixen
* Pancham
* Eevee
* Sylveon (first appearance)
* Bunnelby
* Gourgeist
* Inkay
* Wigglytuff
* Delphox
* Slurpuff
* Klefki
* Meowstic
* Pansage
* Scraggy
* Munchlax
* Jigglypuff
* Emolga
* Flaaffy
* Lilligant
* Mime Jr.
* Cubchoo
* Gothorita
* Purrloin
* Heliolisk
* Kirlia
* Psyduck
* Snubbull
* Furret
* Teddiursa
* Sneasel
* Marill
* Panpour
* Pansear
* Pachirisu
* Watchog
* Smeargle
* Plusle
* Minun
* Espurr
* Ralts
* Meowstic
* Zygarde

## Songs

* VeggieTales Theme Song
* Good Morning George
* How Do You Do With Inkay?
* The Bunny Song
* *Silly Songs with Eevee*: Mimi's Garden for the Evolution Pokémon
* Trying to Think Of A Way
* Working Together
* Oh NO!
* Working Together (Reprise)
* What Have We Learned

## Home media

It was first released on VHS on December 14, 1996, by Word and Everland Entertainment for the Christian market. It was reprinted in 1997 by Lyrick Studios. In 1998 and 2000, Word Entertainment and Lyrick Studios reprinted it twice. On June 18, 2002, Warner Home Video reprinted on VHS. On February 4, 2003, it was released to VHS and DVD by Warner Home Video and Sony Wonder as part of the VeggieTales Classics series.

### VHS

* Word Entertainment/Everland Entertainment (*December 14, 1996 original release*)
* Lyrick Studios (*December 6, 1997* (Screener) *November 24, 1998, reprinted in 2000*) (*Public*)
* Warner Home video (*June 18, 2002*)
* Sony Wonder (*February 4th, 2003*)

### DVD

* Warner Home Video (*February 4th, 2003*)
* Sony Wonder (*February 5th, 2003*)

## Fun Facts

### Moral

* Stand up for what you believe is right.
* It tells but Israelites that will die.

### Remarks

* There are two different versions of the original 1995 VHS having some of the scenes at the factory being rendered at a different frame rate. The first few copies of the original 1995 VHS, as acknowledged by both Phil and Mike in the commentary, have some of these factory scenes rendered at a lower framerate (which was strangely carried into the DVD releases of the episode) due to rendering issues. Later copies of the original 1995 VHS, 1998-2000 VHS reprints, and the episode's inclusion on the More of Bob and Larry's Favorite Stories! VHS have these scenes rendered at a faster frame rate.
* The gate's purpose is negated as Laura could easily fly over it though she is polite enough not to.
* There's no conceivable way the boxes can close at the bottom without breaking the bunnies.
* The conveyor belt is all good bunnies, but then the bad bunny conveniently appears in time for the furnace chute shot.
* Considering Nezzer Chocolate typically cranks out 14,638 bunnies a day, the factory has only been open less than 5 months (138 days) by the time it cranks out the 2,000,000th bunny. Shouldn't the 30-minute occasion have been celebrated once the factory cranked out 5,000,000-10,000,000 bunnies?
* Mike states on the commentary that Eevee and Larry crying was their first use of crying technology when in actuality such technology was first used in the second episode.

## Miscellaneous

### Etc.

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