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Cartoon200129 min640×480

Threads: Things That Go Puff In The Dark Plus The Pobertanian Bean Wars

Everland Entertainment

Animation

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Things that Go Puff in the Dark

During a rip-roaring game of Plunger-Tag, Bobbin finds himself alone in the forest, away from his friends, and more than a little scared. Our hero's day gets spookier by the second, as he is pelted with Purple Puffy Puffin' Lillies, startled by little lost Muckachuck Scouts, and survives a nose-to-nose encounter with a towering "tree beast"! After a rollicking reunion with his friends, Bobbin discovers that he actually had nothing to be afraid of all along and everyone learns that trusting God is the best way to ease your fears.

The Pobertanian Bean Wars

When Bobbin receives a pair of Pobertainan Flamenco Beans in the mail, the gang just can't wait to see them dance. But these beans are in no mood to make merry. In fact, they are furious with each other! Join the Threads pals as they find out the cause of the commotion, and try to help patch up the predicament. Can the bean brothers bury ther beefs and be buddies again? Bobbin and company learn about the Boxed Bean Business and also, just how important it is to forgive one another.

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Archive
Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault
Licence or status
CC BY 4.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Everland Entertainment
Language
English
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