Bob: Larry, as long as you feel okay about plain old Larry, cause plain old Larry is very special, you can pretend to be whoever you want! Bob: (Narrating) But Dave had an even bigger problem. You see, out of all the brothers, he was the smallest. This is the only time when the end credits took place during the countertop scenes due to fading out afterwards.

Larry-Boy: Wherever there's trouble, I'll be there! Whenever a helpless vegetable calls out, I will answer! Evil-doers beware! You are no match for the awesome power of Larry-Boy and his... Super-Suction Ears! Bob (Narrating): The Philistines were so scared of Dave that they all ran away and hid. And Israel was saved. Jesse: King Saul is putting together an army to stop the Philistines! He needs your help! You must help save Israel!

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Bob: Well, we're out of time for today. Remember, God made you special and He loves you very much. Bye!

The episode's title reminisces towards Roald Dahl's book "James and the Giant Peach," which got a film adaptation by Disney in the same year the episode was released.Bob: Now in our story, no one thought David could do anything important. After all, he was just a little guy! Why, even King Saul tried to change David by putting his own armor on him. It kind of reminds me of another guy who thought he had to put on a costume to be special. During this part, as Archibald draws Larry with frozen lips, his aunt with a beard and the fire department freeing his lips from a gate, smoke rises from his notepad as he rapidly draws.) Bob (Narrating): Well Dave knew exactly what he had to do, so he went straight to King Saul and announced his plan. Larry-Boy: Well, there's nothing special about plain-old Larry. He can't do anything neat like fly or save people or anything. He's just plain-old boring. Larry the Cucumber: 🎵 On the day I got my tooth, I had to kiss my Great Aunt Ruth. She had a beard. And it felt weird. 🎵