VeggieTales: Rack, Shack, & Benny Page #3

Season #1 Episode #4
Synopsis: The episode retells the Biblical story about the three H Boys being tossed into the Fire. The three Boys don't worship the idol and the King gets angry and tells his soldiers to throw the three Boys into the Fire. Then suddenly the King says Didn't we put three Boys into the Fire? Then the Boys come out but they're not harmed by the Fire because God saved them.
Genre: Animation
Year:
1995
454 Views


Larry:
Adios, amigos.

Announcer:
This has been silly songs with Larry. Tune in next time to hear Larry sing.

Larry:
Bob is really angry. I hope he doesn't catch me. It's so hard to run with the sombrero, on my head.

George:
And now, back to our story.

Mr. Nezzer:
Is everyone comfortable? Good!

Benny:
Rack, I can't move my arms!

Rack:
Uh, Benny, you don't have any arms.

Benny:
Oh.

Mr. Nezzer:
I’ve tried to be patient. I’ve tried to be kind. Can you tell me what the trouble is? Am I losing my mind? Now, I didn’t ask for much... Just one simple little thing. Didn’t ask you to part the waters; I just wanted to hear you sing. I gave you hats! I gave you ties! I let you eat my bunnies. And this is how you repay me? Come on boys, you think that’s funny? Well, now at last, your fate is sealed! You’re paying for your crime! But to show you what kind of guy I am, I’ll ask you one more time. Will you, or will you not, sing the song?

Rack:
Well, you see, sir. Our parents taught us to stand up for what you believe in.

Benny:
And God wants us to do what's right.

Shack:
And there's a lot of stuff in that song, that's not right.

Rack:
So, we don't mean to be a bother.

Benny:
We hope you understand.

Shack:
But we cannot sing that song.

Mr. Nezzer:
I understand, boys.

Benny:
You do?

Mr. Nezzer:
Oh yes. I understand that you're bad bunnies!!!

(Bell rings)

Mr. Nezzer:
Hmm?

Laura:
Sorry, sir! I can't let you cook my buddies!

Mr. Nezzer:
Guards, get them!

Laura:
Hang on, guys!

(music playing!)

Laura:
Which way do I go?

Rack:
Go up, go up! Or down. Way to go!

Laura:
Let's get out of here!

Rack:
I knew this is the way.

Laura:
I don't think this is the way.

Rack:
This ain't the way.

Laura:
I see light!

Rack:
Go left, go left!

Laura:
Uh oh.

Mr. Nezzer:
You're back! Now, if I'm not mistaken, that truck belongs to me. Mr. Lunt? Oh, but look. That truck seems to be full of garbage. Mr. Lunt, is there anything you can do about that?

Mr. Lunt:
Hey, no problem, boss.

Shack:
Remember how our parents said that God was always watching out for us?

Rack:
Yeah?

Shack:
I sure hope they were right.

Mr. Nezzer:
Huh? Mr. Lunt?

Mr. Lunt:
It wasn't me, boss.

Laura:
I said, NOBODY bakes my buddies!!!

Mr. Nezzer:
Listen here, young lady. If you don't plug that back in, you're gonna be in biig trouble!

(Laura gasps!)

Mr. Nezzer:
(laughing evilly). Nobody's ever gonna stand up to me again! Hmm.

Mr. Lunt:
Hey, boss, how many guys did you throw on the furnace?

Mr. Nezzer:
Uh, three?

Mr. Lunt:
Well, it looks like four guys in there now and one of them's real shiny. One more thing, boss. They ain't burnin' up.

Mr. Nezzer:
Rack, Shack, Benny. Come out of there. God has saved you from the fiery furnace. Oh I was wrong to try to make you do things you weren't supposed to do. What was I thinking. I must have forgot everything when my mommy taught me. Can you ever forgive me.

Rack, Shack & Benny: We forgive you.

Mr. Nezzer:
Oh, thanks. Is there anything I can do to make it up to you?

Shack:
Well, you should sing one of our songs.

Mr. Nezzer:
How's it go?

Shack:
You know. I was hoping you'd ask. My mommy always taught me to do what was right. To wash behind my ears and try to be polite. Did you just love me so.

Mr. Nezzer:
That's beautiful.

Shack:
It's what to she tells me what I need to know.

Mr. Nezzer:
I didn't expect for that woman.

Shack:
But sometimes I'm playin' with a buddy or two, they're doing things I know I'm not supposed to do.

Mr. Nezzer:
Do you go along? Even though the things they do were wrong?

Shack:
Mmm-mm. I remember stand!

Peas:
Stand up, stand up!

Shack:
For what you believe in, believe in, believe in God.

Peas:
He's the one to back you up.

Shack:
Will stand with you.

Rack:
When everybody tells you that you gotta be cool, remember what you learned in church and Sunday School just check it out.

Mr. Nezzer:
Hm-hmm.

Rack:
The bible tells us that it's all about.

Mr. Nezzer:
You know that's right.

Benny:
And if you have a question, go ask your dad. And he can tell you if the thing is good or bad, you'll make their day.

Mr. Nezzer:
Uh-huh.

Benny:
If you remember what your parents say.

Mr. Nezzer:
What'd they say?

Rack, Shack and Benny: They taught us stand.

Peas:
Stand up, stand up.

Rack, Shack and Benny: For what you believe in, believe in, believe in God.

Peas:
He's the one to back you up.

Rack, Shack and Benny: Will stand with you.

Shack:
Oh, stand.

Peas:
Stand up, stand up.

Rack, Shack and Benny: For what you believe in, believe in, believe in God.

Peas:
He's the one to back you up.

Rack, Shack and Benny: Will stand with you.

Shack:
He'll stand with you. Oh yeah.

Bob:
Oh, you're back. Well I still haven't been able to get Larry out of the sink.

Larry:
I want to get out, Bob.

Bob:
But it's time now to talk about what we've learned today.

Larry:
And so what we have learned applies to our lives today and God has a lot to say, in his book.

Bob:
Larry, you know how I feel about that song.

Larry:
You see we know that God's word is for everyone and now that our song is done we'll take a- Hey! That's cold.

Bob:
As I was saying "It's time to talk about what we've learned today". Right, Larry.

Larry:
I'm wet.

Bob:
Right. Well, Rack, Shack and Benny learned that standing up for what they believe in was pretty hard, but it was worth it. When all their friends were doing things that were wrong, Rack, Shack and Benny remember what their parents had taught them, and that God wanted them to do what was right. In the end, God was protecting them even in the fiery furnace. What did you learn, Larry?

Larry:
Well, I learned that doing something isn't such a good idea. This will be cool, isn't very cool. I put an oven mitt on my head just because VeggieBeat Magazine said it will make me cool. Even though, I didn't see anything. It didn't make me cool. It made me, it made me bump into the toaster and then fall into the sink, and now I can't get out of here. I'm gonna be stuck here forever, the people are gonna set plates on my head and I'm never gonna get to go to the circus or run through the fresh-cut grass or feel the ocean breeze on my hair as I pilot my nimble schooner, Felix off the coast of our family home in Kennebunkport. (gasp!!) Oh auntie em. There's no place like home, there's no place like home. Click, click, click.

Bob:
Are you finished?

Larry:
Yeah.

Bob:
Okay, Larry. You see that spoon over there.

Larry:
Uh-huh.

Bob:
If you stand on that end of it and I jump onto the other end, it'll fling you out of there. Okay.

Larry:
Okay.

Bob:
This'll just take a second.

Larry:
I'm ready.

Bob:
Okay, here I come.

larry:
Oh, that's much better. Thank you, Bob. Bob! Bob?

Bob:
I'm in here, Larry.

Larry:
Oh there you are. Hey, let's see if Qwerty has a verse for us. "Stand firm and hold to the teachings we passed on to you". 2nd Thesaloofians. Thesielians. Thesaloppians. Uh, Bob.

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