Get Your Groove on with Veggie Tales Celery Night Fever

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Our family has love Veggie Tales for years.  Even the older boys look forward to checking out what’s new from them.  So, we were excited to have the chance to review the newest in the line up, Celery Night Fever.

About Celery Night Fever

Veggie pals Laura Carrot and Junior Asparagus have a big job to do…save their beloved Celery Park from being destroyed! Laura and Junior plan a fundraising concert with the formerly famous Groovy Brothers, but the bandmates refuse to play together because of an old grudge.

 

All hope of saving the park seems lost until the group remembers that God forgives without question, so why can’t they do the same? Will the band reunite to save Celery Park? Find out in this fun, music-filled VeggieTales adventure featuring Terry Crews as the voice of “Bruce Onion!”

 

 

Celery Night Fever is available on DVD with a suggested retail price of $14.99.

 

 

Our Take on Celery Night Fever

Overall this one definitely gets two big thumbs up.  The blend of Sunday morning values with Saturday morning fun is in full swing as some of the characters get their groove on.

 

One of the things I liked was how this particular episode focuses on friendship and how we can do things that drive us apart or make the choice to work on the relationship.  Laura Carrot is the hyper-organized and dependable gal who’s friend, Junior Asparagus, is well meaning but often disappoints. 

When she sets her sights on saving Celery Park and he falls short again, it is the ‘last straw’ in her mind and she checks their friendship away.

 

Parallel to their broken friendship is learning about why the Groovy Brothers broke up their act and how hurt feelings can stay around for a long time.  Only through forgiveness can those hurts be soothed and the relationship mended.

Ephesians 4:12 is the Bible verse shared with the audience and it really reflects how Christians should approach relationships with others.  “Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone.  Forgive as the Lord forgave you.”  Just imagine how life can be if we all started acting upon just this one verse.

Watch the Trailer for Celery Night Fever

 

 

 

Does your family enjoy watching Veggie Tales?

Which are your favorite shows?

Have your kids struggled with friendships and hurt feelings which needed forgiveness to heal?  How do you broach the subject with them?