LarryBoy and the Cape-Coat Caper (stylized as LarryBoy And The Cape-Coat Caper) is the eleventh episode and the first Larry-Boy episode of The VeggieTales Show, which teaches a lesson in telling the truth.
Plot[]
Characters[]
Major[]
Minor[]
Picture cameo[]
- Art Bigotti (picture cameo)
- Rumor Weed (glasses only)
- Ephraim Apply (portrait cameo)
- Bob
Theme Song only[]
- Mayor Blueberry (Madame Blueberry) (theme song only; mentioned in episode itself)
- Bob (theme song and newspaper cameo)
- The French Peas (theme song and newspaper cameo)
- Junior Asparagus (theme song only)
- Pa Grape (theme song only)
- Jerry Gourd (theme song only)
- Mr. Lunt (theme song only)
- Petunia Rhubarb (theme song only)
- Bruce Onion (non-speaking role; theme song only)
Songs[]
Fun Facts[]
Explanations[]
- "Bellissimo" is Italian for "Beautiful."
- Repulsive is another word for ugly.
- "Silêncio" is Italian for "Silence"
- "Scusi" is Italian for "Pardon" or "Excuse Me".
- "Ciao" is Italian for Hi or Bye in Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Trivia[]
- This is the first episode for several things:
- The first episode of The VeggieTales Show to take place outside of Mr. Nezzer's theater.
- The first episode to feature LarryBoy since Attack of the Marshmallow Laser.
- The first episode to feature LarryBoy in his original costume since The League of Incredible Vegetables.
- The first episode to feature Callie Flower in a main role.
- The first episode to not feature the following characters apart from most of them appearing in the theme song:
- Bob the Tomato (although he makes a cameo in the newspaper that LarryBoy reads)
- Junior Asparagus
- Pa Grape
- Jerry Gourd
- Mr. Lunt
- Mr. Nezzer
- The French Peas (although they make a cameo in the newspaper that LarryBoy reads)
- Madame Blueberry (although she was mentioned by LarryBoy as Mayor Blueberry)
- Petunia Rhubarb
- The first episode to feature Sean Chiplock and Melissa Mabie as voice actors.
- The first episode to be written by Adam Beechen.
- The first episode to not have a letter from a kid.
- The first episode to not have a verse at the end.
- The first appearance of Qwerty since Noah's Ark, as well as the first time Mike Nawrocki voiced him since Robin Good and His Not-So-Merry Men.
- The first episode to not be composed by Kurt Heinecke, as well as the first and only one composed by Michael Demus.
- The first episode to not include songs.
- The first episode of The VeggieTales Show where Miss Minchin has a speaking role, her first speaking role overall since Beauty and the Beet, and the first episode where she is voiced by Stephanie Southerland.
- The first LarryBoy-related episode in which Alfred does not refer to LarryBoy as "Master Larry" since The Good, the Bad, and the Eggly.
- The first episode of The VeggieTales Show to introduce new characters.
- The first time William Dely worked on a Big Idea production since The Good, the Bad, and the Eggly.
- The first episode to feature Callie Flower since It's Cool to Be Kind.
- The first episode in which Laura appears without Junior.
- This episode was released exactly 18 years after the Christian market release of The Yodelnapper! and 50 years after Lisa Vischer was born.
Remarks[]
Nintega Dario's fan art used in the episode.
- This is the fifth LarryBoy-centric episode to be based on telling the truth. The first four were Larry-Boy! and the Fib from Outer Space!, The Missing Jetpack, Aprilcot, and Jimmy Makes a Comic Book respectively.
- A few of the newly-introduced characters recycle character models from previously established characters:
- Scallini is a re-colored version of Scallion #1.
- Adele Pepper reuses Mirabelle's character model without any noticeable changes.
- The episode uses the typical theme song for the series, which is set in Mr. Nezzer's theater. However, this episode takes place outside the theater.
- On the theater poster for "The Sound of Mushroom", Laura Carrot is seen in her original design, most particularly her Princess Poppyseed outfit from Princess and the Popstar and Lenny and the Lost Birthday.
- The legal Driving age isn't until 16 years old.
- As Alfred calls Callie in the LarryMobile, his image displayed shows his monocle on his left eye, when in the episode, it is resting on his right eye.
- In Callie's bedroom, some of the posters are just covers of previous LarryBoy episodes without the text.
- Also, one of the posters of LarryBoy displayed in her room is fan art by Nicolas Granola (nicknamed Nintega Dario online). Whether or not this was a mistake by the crew of the episode has yet to be confirmed. (see image)
- The same recording of Callie screaming, "My camera!" is used twice.
Goofs[]
- Like many episodes released previously, there are shots where characters' noses are misplaced, floating beneath their eyes.
- On a billboard in Callie Flower's bedroom, certain stick-it notes with text are shown in reverse.
- Adele Pepper's first line is not pitch-shifted.
- There are a few mistakes made in the credits:
- They state that Mayor Blueberry makes an appearance in the episode. However, her character does not appear, although she is mentioned by LarryBoy. It is possible that she was going appear in the episode but was taken out due to time constraints.
- They also mistakenly credit Miss Minchin as Miss Achmetha.
Inside References[]
- Models from previous LarryBoy episodes make appearances (with some small changes), including:
- The Bumblyburg Science Museum from The League of Incredible Vegetables
- The Channel 1 News trailer from LarryBoy and the Bad Apple
- The LarryCave from LarryBoy and the Bad Apple
- The display case featuring the broken Art Bigotti plate and the Rumor Weed's glasses is seen briefly as well.
- The paintings in the Musem are the same from Sheerluck Holmes and the Golden Ruler.
- Laura and Callie walking out of the theater at the beginning is a nod to the first two LarryBoy episodes.
- The movie posters outside the theater feature one of the Romans from MacLarry & The Stinky Cheese Battle, as well as Princess Poppyseed from Princess and the Popstar and one of the cheerleader peas from a few previous episodes.
- The audio recording of LarryBoy's exclamation when he notices that Scallini has vanished is taken from Patience Takes Practice.
- One of the vehicles that Callie nearly runs into with the LarryMobile is the white shuttle bus from 'Twas The Night Before Easter and Merry Larry and the True Light of Christmas.
- Callie's room is a recolored version of Laura's room from Celery Night Fever.
- The hats in Caps for Chaps are reused from different VeggieTales episodes.
- The newspaper LarryBoy reads is the same one Mr. Lunt was reading in the previous episode.
- A portrait of Ephraim Apply from LarryBoy and the Bad Apple and one of Jacques' inventions from Blunders in Boo-Boo Ville can be seen in the Bumblyburg Science Museum.
- The way Callie would take in a Gruff voice for disguise would be similar to what happened in The Ballad of Little Joe when Joe talked to his brothers in a Gruff voice.
- As a running gag, Scallini calls LarryBoy "JerryBoy" throughout the episode. This is a likely in-joke to a picture of Jerry Gourd wearing LarryBoy's costume.
Real-World References[]
- As Laura and Callie exit a movie theater, behind them are posters for films titled "Peas" and "The Sound of Mushroom", parodies of the films Grease and The Sound of Music, respectively.
- LarryBoy telling Qwerty to research Cape Coat but has no results is a reference to when Jimmy Neutron asked Goddard to research Quentin Smithee but there were no results in the episode, "Lights, Camera, Danger".
- Callie Flower talks into a device named Eugenia, a parody of the virtual assistant Alexa, found in many products by Amazon.
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