Stanley the Stinkbug Goes to Camp, the sixth episode of Christian theologian Max Lucado's CG-animated children's series Hermie and Friends tells the humorous story of the insect Stanley the Stink Bug, a new arrival at Camp Bug-a-Boo whose fellow campers have difficulty handling his unpleasant stench - until God teaches everyone that Stanley only stinks because of his fear that the others won't like him. This program teaches young viewers that the Lord made each of us special and that we must accept each other in spite of ...
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Stanley the Stinkbug Goes to Camp, the sixth episode of Christian theologian Max Lucado's CG-animated children's series Hermie and Friends tells the humorous story of the insect Stanley the Stink Bug, a new arrival at Camp Bug-a-Boo whose fellow campers have difficulty handling his unpleasant stench - until God teaches everyone that Stanley only stinks because of his fear that the others won't like him. This program teaches young viewers that the Lord made each of us special and that we must accept each other in spite of our differences. For two of its lead voices, the film sports the vocal talents of comic greats Tim Conway and the late (and beloved) Don Knotts, who had teamed up years prior in a series of comedy classics for Disney, including The Apple Dumpling Gang, and later headlined and 1979's The Prize Fighter and 1980's The Private Eyes. Nathan Southern, Rovi
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