Firsts

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This page chronicles the first time important things have occurred within Big Idea's works.

VeggieTales

• Nerf Ball Guy: The first animation related to VeggieTales as a whole.
• Mr. Cuke's Screen Test: The first appearance of Larry the Cucumber.
• VeggieTales Promo: Take 38: The first appearance of Bob the Tomato, Archibald Asparagus, and Lisa Asparagus; the first time characters speak.
• Where's God When I'm S-Scared?: The first episode of the show; the first appearance of many characters in the show.
• God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?!: The following is listed below.
  • The first episode to not have a Silly Song.
  • The first episode where a child does not read a letter; the first time one isn't received.
  • The first episode to use constriction (pupils shrinking).
  • The first episode someone cries, spits, and cheers.
  • The first episode where Qwerty shows two verses in the same episode.
  • The first episode where Larry signs off.
• Are You My Neighbor?: The following is listed below.
  • The first appearance of The Peach, Scooter, Laura, Lenny, their father, Jimmy and Jerry Gourd.
  • The first episode Ron Smith worked on.
  • The first to feature Bob and Larry's current voices.
  • The first episode not to have "God" in the title.
  • The first episode to use the familiar Big Idea logo at the end.
• Rack, Shack and Benny: The following is listed below.
  • The first appearance of Mr. Nezzer.
  • The first episode to feature peas as characters.
  • The first episode to only tell one story instead of two.
  • The first episode to have a narrator other than Bob and Larry.
• Dave and the Giant Pickle: The following is listed below.
  • The first appearance of The French Peas.
  • The first appearance of Larry-Boy.
  • The first episode where female characters don't make an appearance.
  • The first episode to use smoother animation.
• The Toy That Saved Christmas: The following is listed below.
  • The first holiday-related episode.
  • The first time an episode was re-done.
  • The first episode not to feature the VeggieTales Theme Song.
  • The first episode without any countertop segments.
• Very Silly Songs!: The first sing-along video.
• Larry-Boy! and the Fib from Outer Space!: The first episode centering around Larry-Boy.
• Madame Blueberry: The following is listed below.
  • The first appearance of Madame Blueberry.
  • The first episode to update the animation in the theme song.
• The End of Silliness?: The following is listed below.
  • The first time Archiband has visible glass in his monocle.
  • The first time Bob is less shiny.
• Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed: The first episode with a more varied range of background characters.
• King George and the Ducky: The following is listed below.
  • The first episode animated using Maya.
  • The first episode where Larry is a lighter shade of green and less shiny.
  • The first episode released in the 21st century.
• Lyle the Kindly Viking: The following is listed below.
  • The first episode to be released on DVD.
  • The first time Bob is a brighter red.
• The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown: The first episode to be over 40 minutes long.
• Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie: The following is listed below.
  • The first feature film.
  • The first appearance of Laura's redesign.
• The Ballad of Little Joe: The following is listed below.
  • The first episode to use a different deskotp background for Qwerty.
  • The first episode to use a different version of the "What Have We Learned" song.
• The Star of Christmas: The first non-singalong episode to be over forty minutes long.
• The Wonderful World of Auto-Tainment!: The first non-singalong episode not to center around a moral.
• A Snoodle's Tale: The following is listed below.
  • The first episode animated outside of Big Idea Studios.
  • The first episode other than singalong ones to reuse a clip from another episode.
  • The first episode where the main show does not revolve around vegetable characters.

Silly Songs with Larry

• The Water Buffalo Song: The first Silly Song in the show; the first time Archibald gains his current voice.
• The Hairbrush Song: The following is listed below.
  • The first Silly Song written by Mike Nawrocki.
  • The first Silly Song with Larry's new voice.
  • The first Silly Song without a title card at the end.
  • The first full-length Silly Song.
• Love My Lips: The first Silly Song featuring a new boomerang background for the title card; the first Silly Song played at Chuck E. Cheese's.
• Oh, Santa!: The first Silly Song without the announcer ending it; the first Christmas Silly Song.
• The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: The following is listed below.
  • The first Silly Song not to be paired with a regular episode.
  • The first appearance of The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything.
• The Song of the Cebú: The first Silly Song where the music stand is not seen in the title card.
• His Cheeseburger: The first time a Silly Song gets interrupted for another one; the first time a Silly Song is sung by a character other than Larry.
• The Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps: The first Silly Song without the announcer (not counting God Made You Special and a 1999 Chuck E. Cheese's showtape).
• Endangered Love: The first Silly Song to be rendered in Maya; the first time Larry does not smile in the title card.
• Larry's High Silk Hat: The first appearances of Art Bigotti (not counting Larry-Boy! and the Fib from Outer Space!) and Apollo Gourd.
• Belly Button: The following is listed below.
  • The first appearance of Boyz in the Sink.
  • The first time rapping is used in a Silly Song.
• Sport Utility Vehicle: The first Silly Song animated outside Big Idea; the first Silly Song to start the trend of having a new look for the title cards.
• The Blues With Larry: The first time the Silly Song segment's name is different than usual; the first appearance of Oscar (not counting A Very Veggie Christmas).
• My Baby Elf: The first time a Silly Song is connected to its story.