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Lions, Shepherds and Queens (Oh, My!) | |
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HiT Entertainment |
Released |
March 5th, 2002 (VHS) |
Runtime |
75 minutes |
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Lions, Shepherds and Queens (Oh, My!) is the first volume of Heroes of the Bible!. It was released March 5th, 2002.
Stories
- Daniel and the Lion's Den (from Where's God When I'm S-Scared?)
- Dave and the Giant Pickle
- Esther... The Girl Who Became Queen
Songs
- King Darius Suite
- Oh, No! What We Gonna Do?
- We've Got Some News, King Darius
- Love My Lips
- Big Things Too
- Lost Puppies
- The Battle Prelude
- Haman's Song
- The Battle Is Not Ours
Trivia
- It was made during production of Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie.
- Tales From the Crisper wasn't on the release.
- This is the only Heroes of the Bible volume to feature Penelope Pear and Larry-Boy.
- For some reason, the copyright year says 2001, meaning it was produced in 2001.
- It is possible that the compilation was made in 2001 shortly before it was released on VHS in March 5th, 2002.
- Some clips are featured in the theme song, Are You My Neighbor?, Rack, Shack and Benny, Dave and the Giant Pickle, The Toy That Saved Christmas, Larry-Boy! and the Fib from Outer Space!, and Josh and the Big Wall!.
- There exists an extremely rare early 2002 VHS reprint by HiT Entertainment. It has a black tape with a white ink label, and it has a print date of March 22, 2002.
Remarks
- During the end credits, an instrumental of God Is Bigger plays, although that song isn't sung on the video.
- Some international releases title this as, "Lions, Shepherds, and Queens (My God!)" Because of this, it could result taking the Lord's name in vain, because VeggieTales is a Christian-Related Show.
- For some reason, the 1998 version of the theme song is shown.
- This is likely due to the fact that the compilation was made ahead of time, so that there were enough copies of tapes/DVDs to be manufactured to be at the stores.
- Love My Lips isn't credited.
Real-Life References
- The title is based off the quote "Lions, and tigers, and bears, oh my!" from "The Wizard of Oz".
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