The story of Joseph told in a Wild West version with Larry the Cucumber as the title character. Follow Little Joe's journey as his faith is tested every step of the way.
"The story of Joseph told in a Wild West version with Larry the Cucumber as the title character. Follow Little Joe's journey as his faith is tested every step of the way."@en
"The story of Joseph told in a Wild West version with Larry the cucumber as the title character. Follow Little Joe's journey as his faith is tested every step of the way."@en
"Bob and Larry present a Western Bible story, the Ballad of Little Joe. Little Joe has a knack for dreaming, organization, and is his father's favorite, as evidenced by his birthday present, a beautiful if psychedelic vest. His jealous older brothers hatch a plot to abandon him in a mineshaft, from which he is rescued--by bandits! Taken to Dodge Ball City, Little Joe works at McPotiphar's pizza place. He becomes popular using his organizational skills, but it is his other talent, interpreting dreams, that gets him noticed by the Mayor. The Mayor, after hearing Joe's interpretation of his dream, gives Joe a job that eventually brings him face to face with the brothers who betrayed him."@en
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