Qwerty

Qwerty is the kitchen countertop's desktop recipe computer in VeggieTales.

Bio

Qwerty's been always showing Bible verses for Bob and Larry when the show is about to end.

He broke down in one episode due to Lutfi's antics. He got repaired afterwards.

Years later, Qwerty got updated when Larry wanted to surprise Bob on the new kitchen countertop, also know as...Extreme Redo!

Personality

Unlike most computers, Qwerty is not perfect. On the first show, he accidentally pulled up a recipe for yummy meatloaf instead of the verse.

He is usually quiet, though he does like teasing Bob sometimes, like when he did a Norm's Note version of the verse for Huckleberry Larry, and when he changed his screen to the paper bag Larry wore in Noah's Umbrella.

Basis

According to Phil Vischer, Qwerty is originally based on an IBM 386. After his complete upgrade, he is based on an Apple iMac.

His current upgrade includes e-mail, a screensaver, a voice chip, and a webcam.

Voice actors

• Mike Nawrocki (Pistachio – The Little Boy That Woodn't - Robin Good and His Not-So-Merry Men)

Fun Facts

• Qwerty's name comes from the first six letters on a standard English keyboard.
• Qwerty originally had Pong as seen in the second episode. It's currently unknown if he still has the game in his upgrade.
• Phil originally created the model of Qwerty in either 1990 or '91 for a corporate piece he was doing for work prior to Big Idea's start.
• After the series switch to Maya, Qwerty gained letters on his keyboard and even a power cord, which was absent from his original model.
• Starting with Pistachio - The Little Boy That Woodn't, he was upgraded and based on an Apple iMac.
• The original IBM 386-based Qwerty doesn't speak; he only communicates with 8-bit computer bleeping noises.
• Qwerty makes different noises when pulling up a bible verse on his monitor face in different episodes as follows:
  • In Where's God When I'm S-Scared?, Rack, Shack and Benny, Dave and the Giant Pickle and Larry-Boy! and the Fib from Outer Space!, the sound he makes when a Bible verse pops up on his monitor face resembles a raspberry-blowing noise.
  • In God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?!, he makes sounds resembling a door knocking while processing, and then his usual down-ranging "beep-beep-beep-beep" sounds when the verse pops up.
  • In Are You My Neighbor?, he makes squeaky bleeping sounds and then a popping noise when he pulls up a verse.
  • Starting with Josh and the Big Wall! onward, from now on when a verse pops up on his monitor, Qwerty makes a different but unusual noise sounding like a vortex zooming.

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