These are trailer appearances of Pistachio: The Little Boy That Woodn't.
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- Saint Nicholas: A Story of Joyful Giving
- Escape from Planet Hold-a-Grudge!
- Silly Little Thing Called Love
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Narrator (Steve McKenzie): Once upon a time, in the small Italian town of Bologna Salami. There lived a lonely toy maker named Gelato.
Gelato: Just because I talk to toys doesn't make me lonely.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): And his assistant, Cricket.
Cricket: I am not a cricket! I am a caterpillar! Well, that is only half true.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): Gelato had no children he could call his own. So one day, he decided to carve a little boy out of wood.
Cricket: This has bad idea written all over it.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): Imagine Gelato's surprise, when he learned that this little toy boy could walk and talk!
Toy: You're not the boss of me. I can do whatever I want whenever I want.
Cricket: Looks like this one's headed for the wood chipper.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): From the workshop of Big Idea, comes a VeggieTales story about the importance of family and listening to your parents. "Pistachio", on DVD March 2010!
Trailer (Coming Soon)[]
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): From the workshop of Big Idea, comes "VeggieTales: Pistachio: The Little Boy That Woodn't"! Meet Gelato, a lonely toy maker.
Gelato: Just because I talk to toys doesn't make me lonely. Besides, I've got ducks!
Ducklings: Quack, Quack.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): And his assistant, Cricket.
Cricket: I am not a cricket! I am a caterpillar! Well, that is only half true.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): Kind and honest Gelato had no children he could call his own. So one day, he decided to carve a little boy out of wood.
Gelato: I will call you Pistachio.
Pistachio: You're not the boss of me.
Gelato: I'm your father, Gelato. You need to listen to those who love you the most: your parents.
Pistachio: Why should I listen to my parents?
Cricket: Oh, I've got a bad feeling about this.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): And when the listening stops, the trouble starts!
Confetti, Purina and Carnie: No need to listen to your dad, you know enough.
Confetti: And here's your opportunity. (Pan out to reveal a carnival on the waterfront.) The Waterfront Carnival.
Purina: It'll be such fun!
Pistachio: Looks kinda scary.
Cricket: This has bad idea written all over it.
Pistachio: Oh no! Daaad!!!
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): But there are plenty of twists and turns before Pistachio can return to his family in this whale of a tale!
Pistachio: Gelato!
Gelato: Pistachio!
Cricket: Don't you get me crying!
Pistachio: I spent the five cents and I went and I tried to win more money, then I lost, then I almost drowned, then I lied and almost crashed because there was no horsie, until I got eaten by this fish!
Cricket: All true.
All 3 brothers: So children please listen to your dads and mamas as they tuck you in, in your footie pajamas
Espresso: You know what I'm sayin'? I bet you do. I bet you know what I'm sayin'.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): Plus the new Silly Song, "Where Have All the Staplers Gone?"
Larry: The rubber bands were in their place?
Rubber bands: La la la la la la la la
Petunia: They're in the middle drawer.
Rubber bands: Middle drawer middle drawer.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): VeggieTales presents a lesson in listening to your parents, the story of "Pistachio: The Little Boy That Woodn't"! Coming to DVD in March 2010!
Trailer (Now Available)[]
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): From the workshop of Big Idea, comes "VeggieTales: Pistachio: The Little Boy That Woodn't"! Meet Gelato, a lonely toy maker.
Gelato: Just because I talk to toys doesn't make me lonely. Besides, I've got ducks!
Ducklings: Quack, Quack.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): And his assistant, Cricket.
Cricket: I am not a cricket! I am a caterpillar! Well, that is only half true.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): Kind and honest Gelato had no children he could call his own. So one day, he decided to carve a little boy out of wood.
Gelato: I will call you Pistachio.
Pistachio: You're not the boss of me.
Gelato: I'm your father, Gelato. You need to listen to those who love you the most: your parents.
Pistachio: Why should I listen to my parents?
Cricket: Oh, I've got a bad feeling about this.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): And when the listening stops, the trouble starts!
Confetti, Purina and Carnie: No need to listen to your dad, you know enough.
Confetti: And here's your opportunity. (Pan out to reveal a carnival on the waterfront.) The Waterfront Carnival.
Purina: It'll be such fun!
Pistachio: Looks kinda scary.
Cricket: This has bad idea written all over it.
Pistachio: Oh no! Daaad!!!
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): But there are plenty of twists and turns before Pistachio can return to his family in this whale of a tale!
Pistachio: Gelato!
Gelato: Pistachio!
Cricket: Don't you get me crying!
Pistachio: I spent the five cents and I went and I tried to win more money, then I lost, then I almost drowned, then I lied and almost crashed because there was no horsie, until I got eaten by this fish!
Cricket: All true.
All 3 brothers: So children please listen to your dads and mamas as they tuck you in, in your footie pajamas
Espresso: You know what I'm sayin'? I bet you do. I bet you know what I'm sayin'.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): Plus the new Silly Song, "Where Have All the Staplers Gone?"
Larry: The rubber bands were in their place?
Rubber bands: La la la la la la la la
Petunia: They're in the middle drawer.
Rubber bands: Middle drawer middle drawer.
Narrator (Steve McKenzie): VeggieTales presents a lesson in listening to your parents, the story of "Pistachio: The Little Boy That Woodn't"! Own it on DVD today!
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