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Where's God When I Need Love? is the one-hundred-fifteenth episode of VeggieTales that teaches a lesson in the power of love.
Description[]
Ruth and Naomi are a poor family, but they're managing to get through the tough times. However, once Ruth meets a lovely man named Boaz, everything changes. Boaz shows Naomi that love can come in all shapes and forms! Find out just how powerful love can be in the story of Ruth and Naomi! Plus, Junior Asparagus has some trouble showing love to his friend, Callie. Bob and Larry step in and show us that God loves us so much, that we can share that love with others.
Characters[]
- Larry the Cucumber
- Bob the Tomato
- Junior Asparagus
- Laura Carrot
- Callie Flower
- Dad Asparagus
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Petunia Rhubarb
- Madame Blueberry
- Pa Grape
- The French Peas
- Leroy the Turtle (cameo)
- Grandma Gourd (non-speaking role)
- Jerry Gourd (non-speaking role)
- Miss Achmetha (non-speaking role)
- Mom Asparagus (mentioned)
Songs[]
- VeggieTales Theme Song
- God Loves Us, Every One
- Faster Than a Speeding Turtle (Silly Songs With Larry)
- My Name is Boaz
- Why I Love You
- What We Have Learned
- God's Love
Trivia[]
Fun Facts[]
- Technically, this is the third time the story of Ruth and Naomi is told on VeggieTales.
- The first appearance of Leroy the Turtle from Sonic Boom.
- The second time "God's Love" from "Junior's Bedtime Songs" is used in the end credits.
Inside References[]
- The lesson for this episode is likely a reference to The VeggieTales Show episode of the same name.
- Junior's room reuses its design from "Celery Night Fever".
- Junior mentions that Bob and Larry haven't visited him at home since "Where's God When I Need Him?".
- Boaz is shown bringing Naomi a box of Pizza Angel.
- Boaz says his love is nothing short of a miracle, like Jesus walking on water, likely referring to "Walkin' on Water".
Real-World References[]
- Larry compares spreading love to sharing your Pokemon cards with other kids.
- In the Silly Song, Sonic compares Leroy to the story of the tortoise and the hare.
- Boaz mentions that "he'll be back" in the same tone as The Terminator.