document_title: List of airports in the United States

question_text: what state in the united states has the most airports

text: List of airports in the United States

text: Lists by state or territory[edit]

text: Public-use and military airports in each U.S. state and territory can be found on the following lists:

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Airports in the United States

States

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

Insular areas

American Samoa
Guam
Northern Mariana Islands
Puerto Rico
U.S. Virgin Islands

text: Lists by ICAO location indicator[edit]

text: Airports in the United States that have an International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) location indicator can be found on the following lists:

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K – Contiguous United States
NS – American Samoa
PA – Alaska
PB – Baker Island
PF – Fort Yukon, Alaska
PG – Guam and Northern Mariana Islands
PH – Hawaii
PJ – Johnston Atoll
PL – Line Islands
PM – Midway Atoll
PO – Oliktok Point, Alaska
PP – Point Lay, Alaska
PW – Wake Island
TI – U.S. Virgin Islands
TJ – Puerto Rico

text: Primary airports[edit]

text: Airports in the United States that provide scheduled passenger services and have over 10,000 passenger boardings per year are classified as primary airports by the Federal Aviation Administration.

text: This list of primary airports contains the following information:

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CITY – The city generally associated with the airport. This is not always the actual location since some airports are located in smaller towns outside of the city they serve.
FAA – The location identifier assigned by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). These are linked to that airport's page in the state's airport directory, where available.
IATA – The airport code assigned by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Those that do not match the FAA code are shown in bold.
ICAO – The location indicator assigned by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
AIRPORT – The official airport name.
ROLE – One of four FAA airport categories. This list only includes airports designated as Commercial service – primary (P). Each primary airport is further classified by the FAA as one of the following four "hub" types:

L: Large hub that accounts for at least 1% of total U.S. passenger enplanements (Generally 18,500,000 total passengers and above).
M: Medium hub that accounts for between 0.25% and 1% of total U.S. passenger enplanements (Generally 3,500,000-18,500,000 total passengers). This would make PDX a "Medium Hub" by total passengers, but a "Large Hub" under enplanements.
S: Small hub that accounts for between 0.05% and 0.25% of total U.S. passenger enplanements (Generally 500,000-3,500,000 total passengers).
N: Nonhub that accounts for less than 0.05% of total U.S. passenger enplanements, but more than 10,000 annual enplanements

ENPL. – The number of ' (commercial passenger boardings) that occurred at the airport in calendar year 2015 as per FAA records.

text: Primary airports:  Alabama – Alaska – Arizona – Arkansas – California – Colorado – Connecticut – Delaware – Florida – Georgia – Hawaii – Idaho – Illinois – Indiana – Iowa – Kansas – Kentucky – Louisiana – Maine – Maryland – Massachusetts – Michigan – Minnesota – Mississippi – Missouri – Montana – Nebraska – Nevada – New Hampshire – New Jersey – New Mexico – New York – North Carolina – North Dakota – Ohio – Oklahoma – Oregon – Pennsylvania – Rhode Island – South Carolina – South Dakota – Tennessee – Texas – Utah – Vermont – Virginia – Washington – West Virginia – Wisconsin – Wyoming – American Samoa – Guam – Northern Mariana Islands – Puerto Rico – U.S. Virgin Islands

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City
FAA
IATA
ICAO
Airport
Role
Enplanements

ALABAMA

Birmingham
BHM
BHM
KBHM
Birmingham–Shuttlesworth International Airport
P-S
1,304,467

Dothan
DHN
DHN
KDHN
Dothan Regional Airport
P-N
49,411

Huntsville
HSV
HSV
KHSV
Huntsville International Airport (Carl T. Jones Field)
P-S
527,801

Mobile
MOB
MOB
KMOB
Mobile Regional Airport
P-N
288,209

Montgomery
MGM
MGM
KMGM
Montgomery Regional Airport (Dannelly Field)
P-N
173,210

ALASKA

Anchorage
LHD

PALH
Lake Hood Seaplane Base (also see Lake Hood Airstrip)
P-N
23,382

Anchorage
MRI
MRI
PAMR
Merrill Field
P-N
19,144

Anchorage
ANC
ANC
PANC
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
P-M
2,563,524

Aniak
ANI
ANI
PANI
Aniak Airport
P-N
13,688

Barrow
BRW
BRW
PABR
Wiley Post–Will Rogers Memorial Airport
P-N
45,300

Bethel
BET
BET
PABE
Bethel Airport (also see Bethel Seaplane Base)
P-N
155,791

Cordova
CDV
CDV
PACV
Merle K. (Mudhole) Smith Airport
P-N
18,649

Deadhorse / Prudhoe Bay
SCC
SCC
PASC
Deadhorse Airport (Prudhoe Bay Airport)
P-N
51,205

Dillingham
DLG
DLG
PADL
Dillingham Airport
P-N
33,616

Fairbanks
FAI
FAI
PAFA
Fairbanks International Airport
P-S
538,881

Galena
GAL
GAL
PAGA
Edward G. Pitka Sr. Airport
P-N
10,532

Homer
HOM
HOM
PAHO
Homer Airport
P-N
44,117

Juneau
JNU
JNU
PAJN
Juneau International Airport
P-N
420,442

Kenai
ENA
ENA
PAEN
Kenai Municipal Airport
P-N
92,485

Ketchikan
KTN
KTN
PAKT
Ketchikan International Airport
P-N
127,881

King Salmon
AKN
AKN
PAKN
King Salmon Airport
P-N
36,717

Kodiak
ADQ
ADQ
PADQ
Kodiak Airport
P-N
79,682

Kotzebue
OTZ
OTZ
PAOT
Ralph Wien Memorial Airport
P-N
64,481

Nome
OME
OME
PAOM
Nome Airport
P-N
60,655

Petersburg
PSG
PSG
PAPG
Petersburg James A. Johnson Airport
P-N
21,896

Sitka
SIT
SIT
PASI
Sitka Rocky Gutierrez Airport
P-N
83,404

St. Mary's
KSM
KSM
PASM
St. Mary's Airport
P-N
12,851

Unalakleet
UNK
UNK
PAUN
Unalakleet Airport
P-N
16,948

Unalaska
DUT
DUT
PADU
Unalaska Airport (Tom Madsen Airport)
P-N
31,055

Valdez
VDZ
VDZ
PAVD
Valdez Airport (Pioneer Field)
P-N
12,631

Wrangell
WRG
WRG
PAWG
Wrangell Airport (also see Wrangell Seaplane Base)
P-N
12,569

Yakutat
YAK
YAK
PAYA
Yakutat Airport (also see Yakutat Seaplane Base)
P-N
10,756

ARIZONA

Bullhead City
IFP
IFP
KIFP
Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport
P-N
109,334

Flagstaff
FLG
FLG
KFLG
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport
P-N
64,578

Grand Canyon / Tusayan
GCN
GCN
KGCN
Grand Canyon National Park Airport
P-N
319,206

Mesa
IWA
AZA
KIWA
Phoenix–Mesa Gateway Airport (formerly Williams AFB)
P-S
705,731

Page
PGA
PGA
KPGA
Page Municipal Airport
P-N
17,435

Peach Springs
1G4
GCW

Grand Canyon West Airport
P-N
128,739

Phoenix
PHX
PHX
KPHX
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
P-L
20,896,265

Tucson
TUS
TUS
KTUS
Tucson International Airport
P-S
1,594,594

Yuma
NYL
YUM
KNYL
Yuma International Airport / MCAS Yuma
P-N
74,742

ARKANSAS

Fayetteville
XNA
XNA
KXNA
Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport
P-S
673,810

Fort Smith
FSM
FSM
KFSM
Fort Smith Regional Airport
P-N
83,920

Little Rock
LIT
LIT
KLIT
Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (Adams Field) (was Little Rock National)
P-S
958,824

Texarkana
TXK
TXK
KTXK
Texarkana Regional Airport (Webb Field)
P-N
33,565

CALIFORNIA

Arcata / Eureka
ACV
ACV
KACV
Arcata Airport
P-N
69,732

Bakersfield
BFL
BFL
KBFL
Meadows Field
P-N
100,433

Burbank
BUR
BUR
KBUR
Bob Hope Airport (Hollywood Burbank Airport)
P-M
2,077,892

Carlsbad
CRQ
CRQ
KCRQ
McClellan–Palomar Airport
P-N
180

Chico
CIC
CIC
KCIC
Chico Municipal Airport
P-N
0

Crescent City
CEC
CEC
KCEC
Del Norte County Airport (Jack McNamara Field)
P-N
8,667

Fresno
FAT
FAT
KFAT
Fresno Yosemite International Airport
P-S
761,298

Long Beach
LGB
LGB
KLGB
Long Beach Airport (Daugherty Field)
P-S
1,386,357

Los Angeles
LAX
LAX
KLAX
Los Angeles International Airport
P-L
39,636,042

Mammoth Lakes
MMH
MMH
KMMH
Mammoth Yosemite Airport
P-N [nb 1]
21,826

Monterey
MRY
MRY
KMRY
Monterey Regional Airport (was Monterey Peninsula Airport)
P-N
192,136

Oakland
OAK
OAK
KOAK
Oakland International Airport
P-M
5,934,639

Ontario
ONT
ONT
KONT
Ontario International Airport
P-M
2,104,625

Palm Springs
PSP
PSP
KPSP
Palm Springs International Airport
P-S
995,801

Redding
RDD
RDD
KRDD
Redding Municipal Airport
P-N
43,414

Sacramento
SMF
SMF
KSMF
Sacramento International Airport
P-M
4,969,366

San Diego
SAN
SAN
KSAN
San Diego International Airport (Lindbergh Field)
P-L
10,340,164

San Francisco
SFO
SFO
KSFO
San Francisco International Airport
P-L
25,707,101

San Jose
SJC
SJC
KSJC
Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport
P-M
5,321,603

San Luis Obispo
SBP
SBP
KSBP
San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport (McChesney Field)
P-N
162,719

Santa Ana
SNA
SNA
KSNA
John Wayne Airport (was Orange County Airport)
P-M
5,217,242

Santa Barbara
SBA
SBA
KSBA
Santa Barbara Municipal Airport (Santa Barbara Airport)
P-N
329,751

Santa Maria
SMX
SMX
KSMX
Santa Maria Public Airport (Capt G. Allan Hancock Field)
P-N
40,120

Santa Rosa
STS
STS
KSTS
Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport
P-N
167,151

Stockton
SCK
SCK
KSCK
Stockton Metropolitan Airport
P-N
93,076

COLORADO

Aspen
ASE
ASE
KASE
Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (Sardy Field)
P-N
254,392

Colorado Springs
COS
COS
KCOS
City of Colorado Springs Municipal Airport
P-S
657,694

Denver
DEN
DEN
KDEN
Denver International Airport
P-L
28,267,394

Durango
DRO
DRO
KDRO
Durango-La Plata County Airport
P-N
187,789

Eagle
EGE
EGE
KEGE
Eagle County Regional Airport
P-N
163,840

Grand Junction
GJT
GJT
KGJT
Grand Junction Regional Airport (Walker Field)
P-N
218,319

Gunnison
GUC
GUC
KGUC
Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport
P-N
30,780

Hayden
HDN
HDN
KHDN
Yampa Valley Airport (Yampa Valley Regional)
P-N
34,979

Montrose
MTJ
MTJ
KMTJ
Montrose Regional Airport
P-N
116,272

CONNECTICUT

Hartford
BDL
BDL
KBDL
Bradley International Airport
P-M
2,982,194

New Haven
HVN
HVN
KHVN
Tweed New Haven Regional Airport
P-N
27,911

DELAWARE

Wilmington
ILG
ILG
KILG
Wilmington Airport
P-N
1,043

FLORIDA

Daytona Beach
DAB
DAB
KDAB
Daytona Beach International Airport
P-N
342,495

Fort Lauderdale
FLL
FLL
KFLL
Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport
P-L
14,263,270

Fort Myers
RSW
RSW
KRSW
Southwest Florida International Airport
P-M
4,239,261

Gainesville
GNV
GNV
KGNV
Gainesville Regional Airport
P-N
206,330

Jacksonville
JAX
JAX
KJAX
Jacksonville International Airport
P-M
2,729,129

Key West
EYW
EYW
KEYW
Key West International Airport
P-S
380,505

Melbourne
MLB
MLB
KMLB
Melbourne International Airport
P-N
220,360

Miami
MIA
MIA
KMIA
Miami International Airport
P-L
20,875,813

Orlando
MCO
MCO
KMCO
Orlando International Airport
P-L
20,283,541

Orlando/Sanford
SFB
SFB
KSFB
Orlando Sanford International Airport
P-S
1,321,675

Panama City Beach
ECP
ECP
KECP
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport [nb 2]
P-S
434,302

Pensacola
PNS
PNS
KPNS
Pensacola International Airport (Pensacola Gulf Coast Regional Airport)
P-S
792,916

Punta Gorda
PGD
PGD
KPGD
Punta Gorda Airport (was Charlotte County Airport)
P-N
558,482

Sarasota / Bradenton
SRQ
SRQ
KSRQ
Sarasota–Bradenton International Airport
P-S
589,860

St. Augustine
SGJ
UST
KSGJ
Northeast Florida Regional Airport (was St. Augustine Airport)
P-N
28,462

St. Petersburg/Clearwater
PIE
PIE
KPIE
St. Pete–Clearwater International Airport
P-S
915,672

Tallahassee
TLH
TLH
KTLH
Tallahassee International Airport
P-N
345,404

Tampa
TPA
TPA
KTPA
Tampa International Airport
P-L
9,194,994

Valparaiso
VPS
VPS
KVPS
Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport / Eglin Air Force Base
P-N
440,002

West Palm Beach
PBI
PBI
KPBI
Palm Beach International Airport
P-M
3,100,624

GEORGIA

Albany
ABY
ABY
KABY
Southwest Georgia Regional Airport
P-N
34,226

Atlanta
ATL
ATL
KATL
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport
P-L
50,501,858

Augusta
AGS
AGS
KAGS
Augusta Regional Airport (Bush Field)
P-N
270,797

Brunswick
BQK
BQK
KBQK
Brunswick Golden Isles Airport
P-N
36,054

Columbus
CSG
CSG
KCSG
Columbus Metropolitan Airport
P-N
44,813

Savannah
SAV
SAV
KSAV
Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport
P-S
1,056,265

Valdosta
VLD
VLD
KVLD
Valdosta Regional Airport
P-N
40,275

HAWAII

Hilo, Hawaii
ITO
ITO
PHTO
Hilo International Airport
P-S
640,757

Honolulu, Oahu
HNL
HNL
PHNL
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport
P-L
9,656,340

Kahului, Maui
OGG
OGG
PHOG
Kahului Airport
P-M
3,352,813

Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
KOA
KOA
PHKO
Kona International Airport at Keahole
P-S
1,569,602

Kaunakakai, Molokai
MKK
MKK
PHMK
Molokai Airport
P-N
92,560

Lanai City, Lanai
LNY
LNY
PHNY
Lanai Airport
P-N
43,275

Lihue, Kauai
LIH
LIH
PHLI
Lihue Airport
P-S
1,458,940

IDAHO

Boise
BOI
BOI
KBOI
Boise Airport (Boise Air Terminal) (Gowen Field)
P-S
1,633,507

Hailey
SUN
SUN
KSUN
Friedman Memorial Airport
P-N
77,729

Idaho Falls
IDA
IDA
KIDA
Idaho Falls Regional Airport (Fanning Field)
P-N
146,213

Lewiston
LWS
LWS
KLWS
Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport
P-N
72,724

Pocatello / Arbon Valley
PIH
PIH
KPIH
Pocatello Regional Airport
P-N
34,462

Twin Falls
TWF
TWF
KTWF
Magic Valley Regional Airport (Joslin Field)
P-N
38,869

ILLINOIS

Belleville
BLV
BLV
KBLV
MidAmerica St. Louis Airport / Scott Air Force Base
P-N
79,988

Bloomington / Normal
BMI
BMI
KBMI
Central Illinois Regional Airport at Bloomington-Normal
P-N
188,490

Champaign / Urbana
CMI
CMI
KCMI
University of Illinois - Willard Airport
P-N
89,318

Chicago
ORD
ORD
KORD
Chicago O'Hare International Airport
P-L
37,589,899

Chicago
MDW
MDW
KMDW
Chicago Midway International Airport
P-L
11,044,387

Marion
MWA
MWA
KMWA
Williamson County Regional Airport
P-N
10,044

Moline
MLI
MLI
KMLI
Quad City International Airport
P-N
364,393

Peoria
PIA
PIA
KPIA
General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport
P-M
307,189

Quincy
UIN
UIN
KUIN
Quincy Regional Airport (Baldwin Field)
P-N
7,847

Rockford
RFD
RFD
KRFD
Chicago Rockford International Airport (was Northwest Chicagoland Regional Airport at Rockford)
P-N
101,790

Springfield
SPI
SPI
KSPI
Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport
P-N
93,269

INDIANA

Evansville
EVV
EVV
KEVV
Evansville Regional Airport
P-N
204,352

Fort Wayne
FWA
FWA
KFWA
Fort Wayne International Airport
P-N
360,369

Indianapolis
IND
IND
KIND
Indianapolis International Airport
P-M
4,216,766

South Bend
SBN
SBN
KSBN
South Bend International Airport (was South Bend Regional)
P-N
329,957

IOWA

Cedar Rapids
CID
CID
KCID
The Eastern Iowa Airport
P-S
547,786

Des Moines
DSM
DSM
KDSM
Des Moines International Airport
P-S
1,216,357

Dubuque
DBQ
DBQ
KDBQ
Dubuque Regional Airport
P-N
37,954

Sioux City
SUX
SUX
KSUX
Sioux Gateway Airport (Col. Bud Day Field)
P-N
36,413

Waterloo
ALO
ALO
KALO
Waterloo Regional Airport
P-N
27,069

KANSAS

Garden City
GCK
GCK
KGCK
Garden City Regional Airport
P-N
26,825

Manhattan
MHK
MHK
KMHK
Manhattan Regional Airport
P-N
63,761

Topeka
FOE
FOE
KFOE
Topeka Regional Airport (formerly Forbes Field Airport)
P-N
6,051

Wichita
ICT
ICT
KICT
Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport (formerly Wichita Mid-Continent Airport)
P-S
781,944

KENTUCKY

Cincinnati/Covington
CVG
CVG
KCVG
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
P-M
3,269,979

Lexington
LEX
LEX
KLEX
Blue Grass Airport
P-S
638,316

Louisville
SDF
SDF
KSDF
Louisville International Airport (Standiford Field)
P-S
1,631,494

Owensboro
OWB
OWB
KOWB
Owensboro-Daviess County Regional Airport
P-N
23,537

Paducah
PAH
PAH
KPAH
Barkley Regional Airport
P-N
20,266

LOUISIANA

Alexandria
AEX
AEX
KAEX
Alexandria International Airport
P-N
129,776

Baton Rouge
BTR
BTR
KBTR
Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (Ryan Field)
P-N
364,200

Lafayette
LFT
LFT
KLFT
Lafayette Regional Airport
P-N
206,667

Lake Charles
LCH
LCH
KLCH
Lake Charles Regional Airport
P-N
53,576

Monroe
MLU
MLU
KMLU
Monroe Regional Airport
P-N
102,342

New Orleans
MSY
MSY
KMSY
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport
P-M
5,569,705

Shreveport
SHV
SHV
KSHV
Shreveport Regional Airport
P-N
270,395

MAINE

Bangor
BGR
BGR
KBGR
Bangor International Airport
P-N
269,013

Portland
PWM
PWM
KPWM
Portland International Jetport
P-S
886,343

Presque Isle
PQI
PQI
KPQI
Northern Maine Regional Airport at Presque Isle
P-N
12,526

Rockland
RKD
RKD
KRKD
Knox County Regional Airport
P-N
16,206

MARYLAND

Baltimore / Glen Burnie
BWI
BWI
KBWI
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport
P-L
12,340,972

Hagerstown
HGR
HGR
KHGR
Hagerstown Regional Airport (Richard A. Henson Field)
P-N
27,274

Salisbury
SBY
SBY
KSBY
Salisbury-Ocean City Wicomico Regional Airport
P-N
58,695

MASSACHUSETTS

Boston
BOS
BOS
KBOS
Gen. Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport
P-L
17,759,044

Hyannis
HYA
HYA
KHYA
Barnstable Municipal Airport (Boardman/Polando Field)
P-N
31,027

Nantucket
ACK
ACK
KACK
Nantucket Memorial Airport
P-N
126,197

Provincetown
PVC
PVC
KPVC
Provincetown Municipal Airport
P-N
10,074

Vineyard Haven
MVY
MVY
KMVY
Martha's Vineyard Airport
P-N
54,084

Worcester
ORH
ORH
KORH
Worcester Regional Airport
P-N
57,800

MICHIGAN

Alpena
APN
APN
KAPN
Alpena County Regional Airport
P-N
10,031

Detroit / Romulus
DTW
DTW
KDTW
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport
P-L
16,847,135

Escanaba
ESC
ESC
KESC
Delta County Airport
P-N
16,822

Flint
FNT
FNT
KFNT
Bishop International Airport
P-S
398,508

Grand Rapids
GRR
GRR
KGRR
Gerald R. Ford International Airport
P-S
1,334,979

Hancock / Calumet
CMX
CMX
KCMX
Houghton County Memorial Airport
P-N
25,439

Iron Mountain / Kingsford
IMT
IMT
KIMT
Ford Airport
P-N
12,604

Kalamazoo / Battle Creek
AZO
AZO
KAZO
Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport
P-N
154,242

Lansing
LAN
LAN
KLAN
Capital Region International Airport (was Lansing Capital City)
P-N
161,863

Marquette / Gwinn
SAW
MQT
KSAW
Sawyer International Airport
P-N
45,462

Muskegon
MKG
MKG
KMKG
Muskegon County Airport
P-N
18,165

Pellston
PLN
PLN
KPLN
Pellston Regional Airport of Emmet County
P-N
25,497

Saginaw
MBS
MBS
KMBS
MBS International Airport
P-N
122,469

Sault Ste. Marie
CIU
CIU
KCIU
Chippewa County International Airport
P-N
20,974

Traverse City
TVC
TVC
KTVC
Cherry Capital Airport (was Cherry County Airpark)
P-N
223,924

MINNESOTA

Bemidji
BJI
BJI
KBJI
Bemidji Regional Airport
P-N
22,819

Brainerd
BRD
BRD
KBRD
Brainerd Lakes Regional Airport
P-N
15,654

Duluth
DLH
DLH
KDLH
Duluth International Airport
P-N
155,455

Hibbing
HIB
HIB
KHIB
Range Regional Airport (was Chisholm–Hibbing Airport)
P-N
11,669

International Falls
INL
INL
KINL
Falls International Airport
P-N
15,796

Minneapolis
MSP
MSP
KMSP
Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport (Wold–Chamberlain Field)
P-L
16,282,038

Rochester
RST
RST
KRST
Rochester International Airport
P-N
110,104

St. Cloud
STC
STC
KSTC
St. Cloud Regional Airport
P-N
15,842

MISSISSIPPI

Columbus / West Point / Starkville
GTR
GTR
KGTR
Golden Triangle Regional Airport
P-N
41,140

Gulfport / Biloxi
GPT
GPT
KGPT
Gulfport–Biloxi International Airport
P-N
369,597

Hattiesburg / Laurel
PIB
PIB
KPIB
Hattiesburg–Laurel Regional Airport
P-N
10,633

Jackson
JAN
JAN
KJAN
Jackson–Evers International Airport
P-S
596,045

MISSOURI

Columbia
COU
COU
KCOU
Columbia Regional Airport
P-N
45,714

Joplin
JLN
JLN
KJLN
Joplin Regional Airport
P-N
23,329

Kansas City
MCI
MCI
KMCI
Kansas City International Airport (originally Mid-Contintent International Airport)
P-M
4,836,221

Springfield
SGF
SGF
KSGF
Springfield-Branson National Airport
P-N
368,752

St. Louis
STL
STL
KSTL
St. Louis Lambert International Airport
P-M
6,213,972

MONTANA

Billings
BIL
BIL
KBIL
Billings Logan International Airport
P-S
387,368

Bozeman
BZN
BZN
KBZN
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (was Gallatin Field Airport)
P-S
442,788

Butte
BTM
BTM
KBTM
Bert Mooney Airport
P-N
29,490

Great Falls
GTF
GTF
KGTF
Great Falls International Airport
P-N
182,390

Helena
HLN
HLN
KHLN
Helena Regional Airport
P-N
97,310

Kalispell
GPI
FCA
KGPI
Glacier Park International Airport
P-N
199,701

Missoula
MSO
MSO
KMSO
Missoula International Airport
P-N
298,253

NEBRASKA

Grand Island
GRI
GRI
KGRI
Central Nebraska Regional Airport
P-N
64,602

Lincoln
LNK
LNK
KLNK
Lincoln Airport (was Lincoln Municipal)
P-N
160,525

Omaha
OMA
OMA
KOMA
Eppley Airfield
P-M
2,046,179

NEVADA

Boulder City
BVU
BLD
KBVU
Boulder City Municipal Airport
P-N
103,972

Elko
EKO
EKO
KEKO
Elko Regional Airport (J.C. Harris Field)
P-N
19,510

Las Vegas
LAS
LAS
KLAS
McCarran International Airport
P-L
19,923,594

Reno
RNO
RNO
KRNO
Reno/Tahoe International Airport
P-S
1,672,139

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Lebanon
LEB
LEB
KLEB
Lebanon Municipal Airport
P-N
10,953

Manchester
MHT
MHT
KMHT
Manchester–Boston Regional Airport
P-S
1,190,082

Portsmouth
PSM
PSM
KPSM
Portsmouth International Airport at Pease
P-N
24,408

NEW JERSEY

Atlantic City
ACY
ACY
KACY
Atlantic City International Airport
P-S
534,204

Trenton
TTN
TTN
KTTN
Trenton Mercer Airport
P-N
148,256

Newark
EWR
EWR
KEWR
Newark Liberty International Airport
P-L
17,514,139

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque
ABQ
ABQ
KABQ
Albuquerque International Sunport
P-M
2,477,960

Farmington
FMN
FMN
KFMN
Four Corners Regional Airport
P-N
14,263

Hobbs
HOB
HOB
KHOB
Lea County Regional Airport
P-N
17,246

Roswell
ROW
ROW
KROW
Roswell International Air Center
P-N
32,616

Santa Fe
SAF
SAF
KSAF
Santa Fe Municipal Airport
P-N
65,845

NEW YORK

Albany
ALB
ALB
KALB
Albany International Airport
P-S
1,196,753

Binghamton
BGM
BGM
KBGM
Greater Binghamton Airport (Edwin A. Link Field)
P-N
95,210

Buffalo
BUF
BUF
KBUF
Buffalo Niagara International Airport
P-M
2,568,018

Elmira / Corning
ELM
ELM
KELM
Elmira/Corning Regional Airport
P-N
129,749

Islip
ISP
ISP
KISP
Long Island MacArthur Airport
P-S
662,612

Ithaca
ITH
ITH
KITH
Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport
P-N
103,722

New York
JFK
JFK
KJFK
John F. Kennedy International Airport (was New York International Airport)
P-L
25,036,855

New York
LGA
LGA
KLGA
LaGuardia Airport (and Marine Air Terminal)
P-L
13,353,365

Newburgh
SWF
SWF
KSWF
Stewart International Airport
P-N
163,815

Niagara Falls
IAG
IAG
KIAG
Niagara Falls International Airport
P-N
98,958

Plattsburgh
PBG
PBG
KPBG
Plattsburgh International Airport
P-N
151,235

Rochester
ROC
ROC
KROC
Greater Rochester International Airport
P-S
1,209,532

Syracuse
SYR
SYR
KSYR
Syracuse Hancock International Airport
P-S
991,663

Watertown
ART
ART
KART
Watertown International Airport
P-N
18,818

White Plains
HPN
HPN
KHPN
Westchester County Airport
P-S
770,550

NORTH CAROLINA

Asheville
AVL
AVL
KAVL
Asheville Regional Airport
P-S
342,731

Charlotte
CLT
CLT
KCLT
Charlotte/Douglas International Airport
P-L
21,347,428

Fayetteville
FAY
FAY
KFAY
Fayetteville Regional Airport (Grannis Field)
P-N
244,345

Greensboro
GSO
GSO
KGSO
Piedmont Triad International Airport
P-S
860,124

Greenville
PGV
PGV
KPGV
Pitt-Greenville Airport
P-N
60,020

Jacksonville
OAJ
OAJ
KOAJ
Albert J. Ellis Airport
P-N
167,528

New Bern
EWN
EWN
KEWN
Coastal Carolina Regional Airport (was Craven County Regional)
P-N
121,479

Raleigh
RDU
RDU
KRDU
Raleigh-Durham International Airport
P-M
4,482,973

Wilmington
ILM
ILM
KILM
Wilmington International Airport
P-N
817,896

NORTH DAKOTA

Bismarck
BIS
BIS
KBIS
Bismarck Municipal Airport
P-N
238,929

Dickinson
DIK
DIK
KDIK
Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport
P-N
34,979

Fargo
FAR
FAR
KFAR
Hector International Airport
P-S
403,786

Grand Forks
GFK
GFK
KGFK
Grand Forks International Airport
P-N
148,663

Minot
MOT
MOT
KMOT
Minot International Airport
P-N
220,787

Williston
ISN
ISN
KISN
Sloulin Field International Airport
P-N
96,078

OHIO

Akron / Canton
CAK
CAK
KCAK
Akron-Canton Regional Airport
P-S
852,332

Cincinnati
LUK
LUK
KLUK
Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport
P-N
34,690

Cleveland
CLE
CLE
KCLE
Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport
P-M
4,375,822

Columbus
CMH
CMH
KCMH
John Glenn Columbus International Airport
P-M
3,065,569

Columbus
LCK
LCK
KLCK
Rickenbacker International Airport
P-N
17,765

Dayton
DAY
DAY
KDAY
James M. Cox Dayton International Airport
P-S
1,244,841

Toledo
TOL
TOL
KTOL
Toledo Express Airport
P-N
86,221

Youngstown / Warren
YNG
YNG
KYNG
Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport / Youngstown ARS
P-N
47,518

OKLAHOMA

Lawton
LAW
LAW
KLAW
Lawton–Fort Sill Regional Airport
P-N
55,526

Oklahoma City
OKC
OKC
KOKC
Will Rogers World Airport
P-S
1,790,407

Tulsa
TUL
TUL
KTUL
Tulsa International Airport
P-S
1,323,943

OREGON

Eugene
EUG
EUG
KEUG
Eugene Airport (Mahlon Sweet Field)
P-S
434,095

Klamath Falls
LMT
LMT
KLMT
Klamath Falls Airport (Kingsley Field)
P-N
13,433

Medford
MFR
MFR
KMFR
Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport
P-N
306,450

North Bend
OTH
OTH
KOTH
Southwest Oregon Regional Airport (was North Bend Municipal)
P-N
16,864

Portland
PDX
PDX
KPDX
Portland International Airport
P-L
7,453,098

Redmond
RDM
RDM
KRDM
Redmond Municipal Airport (Roberts Field)
P-N
236,303

PENNSYLVANIA

Allentown
ABE
ABE
KABE
Lehigh Valley International Airport (was Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton International Airport)
P-N
301,969

Erie
ERI
ERI
KERI
Erie International Airport (Tom Ridge Field)
P-N
109,520

Harrisburg / Middletown
MDT
MDT
KMDT
Harrisburg International Airport
P-S
657,650

Latrobe
LBE
LBE
KLBE
Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
P-N
127,400

Philadelphia
PHL
PHL
KPHL
Philadelphia International Airport
P-L
14,705,014

Pittsburgh
PIT
PIT
KPIT
Pittsburgh International Airport
P-M
3,813,007

State College
UNV
SCE
KUNV
University Park Airport
P-N
131,220

Wilkes-Barre / Scranton
AVP
AVP
KAVP
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport
P-N
216,536

Williamsport
IPT
IPT
KIPT
Williamsport Regional Airport
P-N
23,371

RHODE ISLAND

Block Island / New Shoreham
BID
BID
KBID
Block Island State Airport
P-N
17,225

Providence / Warwick
PVD
PVD
KPVD
Theodore Francis Green State Airport
P-S
1,803,000

Westerly
WST
WST
KWST
Westerly State Airport
P-N
17,218

SOUTH CAROLINA

Charleston
CHS
CHS
KCHS
Charleston International Airport / Charleston AFB
P-S
1,669,988

Columbia
CAE
CAE
KCAE
Columbia Metropolitan Airport
P-S
533,575

Florence
FLO
FLO
KFLO
Florence Regional Airport
P-N
52,611

Greenville
GSP
GSP
KGSP
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (Roger Milliken Field)
P-S
955,097

Hilton Head Island
HXD
HHH
KHXD
Hilton Head Airport
P-N
78,342

Myrtle Beach
MYR
MYR
KMYR
Myrtle Beach International Airport
P-S
899,859

SOUTH DAKOTA

Aberdeen
ABR
ABR
KABR
Aberdeen Regional Airport
P-N
20,089

Pierre
PIR
PIR
KPIR
Pierre Regional Airport
P-N
14,686

Rapid City
RAP
RAP
KRAP
Rapid City Regional Airport
P-N
284,126

Sioux Falls
FSD
FSD
KFSD
Sioux Falls Regional Airport (Joe Foss Field)
P-S
355,939

TENNESSEE

Bristol / Johnson City / Kingsport
TRI
TRI
KTRI
Tri-Cities Regional Airport (Tri-Cities Regional TN/VA)
P-N
202,114

Chattanooga
CHA
CHA
KCHA
Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (Lovell Field)
P-N
292,830

Knoxville
TYS
TYS
KTYS
McGhee Tyson Airport
P-S
804,917

Memphis
MEM
MEM
KMEM
Memphis International Airport
P-S
4,930,935

Nashville
BNA
BNA
KBNA
Nashville International Airport (Berry Field)
P-M
4,432,527

TEXAS

Abilene
ABI
ABI
KABI
Abilene Regional Airport
P-N
84,809

Amarillo
AMA
AMA
KAMA
Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport
P-N
334,815

Austin
AUS
AUS
KAUS
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
P-M
6,095,545

Beaumont / Port Arthur
BPT
BPT
KBPT
Jack Brooks Regional Airport (was Southeast Texas Regional)
P-N
26,518

Brownsville
BRO
BRO
KBRO
Brownsville/South Padre Island International Airport
P-N
120,151

College Station
CLL
CLL
KCLL
Easterwood Airport (Easterwood Field)
P-N
78,907

Corpus Christi / Kingsville
CRP
CRP
KCRP
Corpus Christi International Airport
P-N
325,815

Dallas
DAL
DAL
KDAL
Dallas Love Field
P-M
7,554,596

Dallas-Fort Worth
DFW
DFW
KDFW
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
P-L
31,283,579

El Paso
ELP
ELP
KELP
El Paso International Airport
P-S
1,414,376

Fort Hood / Killeen / Temple
GRK
GRK
KGRK
Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport / Robert Gray Army Airfield
P-N
157,161

Harlingen
HRL
HRL
KHRL
Valley International Airport
P-N
263,760

Houston
IAH
IAH
KIAH
George Bush Intercontinental Airport
P-L
20,062,072

Houston
HOU
HOU
KHOU
William P. Hobby Airport
P-M
6,285,181

Laredo
LRD
LRD
KLRD
Laredo International Airport
P-N
101,115

Longview
GGG
GGG
KGGG
East Texas Regional Airport
P-N
22,480

Lubbock
LBB
LBB
KLBB
Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport
P-S
448,093

McAllen
MFE
MFE
KMFE
McAllen-Miller International Airport (McAllen Miller International)
P-S
355,224

Midland
MAF
MAF
KMAF
Midland International Airport
P-S
471,490

San Angelo
SJT
SJT
KSJT
San Angelo Regional Airport (Mathis Field)
P-N
60,277

San Antonio
SAT
SAT
KSAT
San Antonio International Airport
P-M
4,179,994

Tyler
TYR
TYR
KTYR
Tyler Pounds Regional Airport
P-N
52,494

Waco
ACT
ACT
KACT
Waco Regional Airport
P-N
64,356

Wichita Falls
SPS
SPS
KSPS
Wichita Falls Municipal Airport / Sheppard Air Force Base
P-N
40,165

UTAH

Provo
PVU
PVU
KPVU
Provo Municipal Airport (14,858 enplanements in 2011)[1]
P-N [nb 3]
30,090

Salt Lake City
SLC
SLC
KSLC
Salt Lake City International Airport
P-L
9,910,493

St. George
SGU
SGU
KSGU
St. George Regional Airport (opened 2011)
P-N [nb 4]
37,596

Wendover
ENV
ENV
KENV
Wendover Airport (charter flights)
P-N [nb 5]
50,734

VERMONT

Burlington
BTV
BTV
KBTV
Burlington International Airport
P-S
640,790

VIRGINIA

Charlottesville
CHO
CHO
KCHO
Charlottesville–Albemarle Airport
P-N
197,776

Lynchburg
LYH
LYH
KLYH
Lynchburg Regional Airport (Preston Glenn Field)
P-N
93,772

Newport News
PHF
PHF
KPHF
Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport (Patrick Henry Field)
P-N
519,906

Norfolk
ORF
ORF
KORF
Norfolk International Airport
P-S
1,663,294

Richmond
RIC
RIC
KRIC
Richmond International Airport (Byrd Field)
P-S
1,651,131

Roanoke
ROA
ROA
KROA
Roanoke Regional Airport (Woodrum Field)
P-N
316,478

Staunton / Waynesboro / Harrisonburg
SHD
SHD
KSHD
Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport
P-N [nb 6]
10,408

Washington, D.C. / Arlington County
DCA
DCA
KDCA
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
P-L
8,736,804

Washington, D.C. / Dulles / Chantilly
IAD
IAD
KIAD
Washington Dulles International Airport
P-L
11,276,481

WASHINGTON

Bellingham
BLI
BLI
KBLI
Bellingham International Airport
P-S
398,368

Friday Harbor
FHR
FRD
KFHR
Friday Harbor Airport
P-N
12,381

Pasco
PSC
PSC
KPSC
Tri-Cities Airport
P-N
312,915

Port Angeles
CLM
CLM
KCLM
William R. Fairchild International Airport
P-N
10,616

Pullman / Moscow, Idaho
PUW
PUW
KPUW
Pullman/Moscow Regional Airport
P-N
35,248

Seattle
BFI
BFI
KBFI
King County International Airport (Boeing Field)
P-N
33,656

Seattle / Tacoma (SeaTac)
SEA
SEA
KSEA
Seattle–Tacoma International Airport
P-L
15,406,243

Spokane
GEG
GEG
KGEG
Spokane International Airport (Geiger Field)
P-S
1,545,115

Walla Walla
ALW
ALW
KALW
Walla Walla Regional Airport
P-N
29,064

Wenatchee
EAT
EAT
KEAT
Pangborn Memorial Airport
P-N
46,837

Yakima
YKM
YKM
KYKM
Yakima Air Terminal (McAllister Field)
P-N
53,832

WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston
CRW
CRW
KCRW
Yeager Airport
P-N
272,901

Clarksburg
CKB
CKB
KCKB
North Central West Virginia Airport (was Harrison-Marion Regional)
P-N
10,153

Huntington
HTS
HTS
KHTS
Tri-State Airport (Milton J. Ferguson Field)
P-N
105,548

Lewisburg
LWB
LWB
KLWB
Greenbrier Valley Airport
P-N
10,849

Morgantown
MGW
MGW
KMGW
Morgantown Municipal Airport (Walter L. Bill Hart Field)
P-N
10,239

WISCONSIN

Appleton
ATW
ATW
KATW
Appleton International Airport
P-N
270,633

Eau Claire
EAU
EAU
KEAU
Chippewa Valley Regional Airport
P-N
21,304

Green Bay
GRB
GRB
KGRB
Green Bay–Austin Straubel International Airport
P-N
292,868

La Crosse
LSE
LSE
KLSE
La Crosse Regional Airport
P-N
94,047

Madison
MSN
MSN
KMSN
Dane County Regional Airport (Truax Field)
P-S
903,155

Milwaukee
MKE
MKE
KMKE
General Mitchell International Airport
P-M
3,327,536

Mosinee
CWA
CWA
KCWA
Central Wisconsin Airport
P-N
119,222

Rhinelander
RHI
RHI
KRHI
Rhinelander-Oneida County Airport
P-N
20,414

WYOMING

Casper
CPR
CPR
KCPR
Casper/Natrona County International Airport
P-N
88,013

Cheyenne
CYS
CYS
KCYS
Cheyenne Regional Airport (Jerry Olson Field)
P-N
15,010

Cody
COD
COD
KCOD
Yellowstone Regional Airport
P-N
28,551

Gillette
GCC
GCC
KGCC
Gillette-Campbell County Airport
P-N
32,714

Jackson
JAC
JAC
KJAC
Jackson Hole Airport
P-N
274,343

Riverton
RIW
RIW
KRIW
Riverton Regional Airport
P-N
17,035

Rock Springs
RKS
RKS
KRKS
Southwest Wyoming Regional Airport (Rock Springs–Sweetwater County Airport)
P-N
25,541

Sheridan
SHR
SHR
KSHR
Sheridan County Airport
P-N
17,710

AMERICAN SAMOA

Pago Pago, Tutuila
PPG
PPG
NSTU
Pago Pago International Airport
P-N
65,439

GUAM

Agana / Tamuning
GUM
GUM
PGUM
Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport
P-S
1,444,299

NORTHERN MARIANAS

Obyan, Saipan Island
GSN
SPN
PGSN
Saipan International Airport (Francisco C. Ada)
P-S
448,177

Rota Island
GRO
ROP
PGRO
Rota International Airport
P-N
10,092

PUERTO RICO

Aguadilla
BQN
BQN
TJBQ
Rafael Hernández International Airport
P-N
215,448

Ceiba
RVR
NRR
TJRV
José Aponte de la Torre Airport (opened Nov. 2008)
P-N
28,673

Ponce
PSE
PSE
TJPS
Mercedita International Airport
P-N
95,787

San Juan / Carolina
SJU
SJU
TJSJ
Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
P-M
4,204,478

San Juan / Miramar
SIG
SIG
TJIG
Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport (Isla Grande Airport)
P-N
18,901

Vieques
VQS
VQS
TJVQ
Antonio Rivera Rodríguez Airport
P-N
56,266

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS

Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
STT
STT
TIST
Cyril E. King Airport
P-S
649,691

Christiansted, St. Croix
STX
STX
TISX
Henry E. Rohlsen Airport
P-N
200,727


document_title: List of Black Clover episodes

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text: List of Black Clover episodes

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Adult Swim's Toonami English title[a] / Japanese translated title[b]Original Japanese title

Original airdate[15]

English airdate

1"Asta and Yuno""Asuta to Yuno" (アスタとユノ)October 3, 2017December 2, 2017
2"A Young Man's Vow" / "The Boys' Promise""Shōnen no Chikai" (少年の誓い)October 10, 2017December 9, 2017
3"To the Royal Capital!" / "To the Royal Capital of the Clover Kingdom!""Kurōbā Ōkoku, Ōto e!" (クローバー王国、王都へ！)October 17, 2017December 16, 2017
4"The Magic Knights Entrance Exam""Mahō Kishidan Nyūdan Shiken" (魔法騎士団入団試験)October 24, 2017January 6, 2018[c]
5"The Road to the Wizard King" / "The Path to the Wizard King""Mahōtei e no Michi" (魔法帝への道)October 31, 2017January 13, 2018
6"The Black Bulls""Kuro no Bōgyū" (黒の暴牛)November 7, 2017January 20, 2018
7"Another New Member" / "The Other New Recruit""Mō Ichinin no Shin Nyūdan'in" (もう一人の新入団員)November 14, 2017January 27, 2018
8"Go! Go! My First Mission" / "Go! Go! First Mission""Gō Gō Hatsu Ninmu" (ゴーゴー初任務)November 21, 2017February 3, 2018
9"Beasts""Kemono" (獣)November 28, 2017February 10, 2018
10"Guardians" / "Those Who Protect""Mamoru Mono" (護る者)December 5, 2017February 17, 2018
11"What Happened One Day in the Castle Town" / "What Happened on a Certain Day in the Castle Town""Toaru Hi no Jōkamachi de no Dekigoto" (とある日の城下町での出来事)December 12, 2017February 24, 2018
12"The Wizard King Saw""Mahōtei wa Mita" (魔法帝は見た)December 19, 2017March 3, 2018
13"The Wizard King Saw, Continued""Zoku Mahōtei wa Mita" (続・魔法帝は見た)December 26, 2017March 10, 2018
14"Dungeon""Danjon" (魔宮 (ダンジョン))January 9, 2018March 17, 2018
15"The Diamond Mage""Daiyamondo no Madōsenshi" (ダイヤモンドの魔導戦士)January 16, 2018March 24, 2018
16"Friends""Nakama" (仲間)January 23, 2018March 31, 2018
17"Destroyer""Hakaimono" (破壊者)January 30, 2018April 8, 2018[d]
18"Memories of You""Tsuioku no Kimi" (追憶の君)February 6, 2018April 15, 2018
19"Destruction and Salvation""Hōkai to Kyūsai" (崩壊と救済)February 13, 2018April 22, 2018
20"Assembly at the Royal Capital""Ōto Shūketsu" (王都集結)February 20, 2018April 29, 2018
21"Capital Riot""Ōto Sōran" (王都騒乱)February 27, 2018May 6, 2018[e]
22"Wild Magic Dance""Mahō Ranbu" (魔法乱舞)March 6, 2018May 13, 2018
23"The King of the Crimson Lions" / "The Crimson Lion King""Guren no Shishiō" (紅蓮の獅子王)March 13, 2018May 20, 2018
24"Blackout""Burakkuauto" (ブラックアウト)March 20, 2018June 3, 2018[f]
25"Adversity""Gyakkyō" (逆境)March 27, 2018June 10, 2018
26"Wounded Beasts""Teoi no Kemono" (手負いの獣)April 3, 2018June 17, 2018
27"Light""Hikari" (光)April 10, 2018June 24, 2018
28"The One I've Set My Heart On""Kokoro ni Kimeta Hito" (心に決めた人)April 17, 2018July 1, 2018
29"Path""Michi" (道)April 24, 2018July 8, 2018
30"The Mirror Mage""Kagami no Madōshi" (鏡の魔道士)May 1, 2018July 15, 2018
31"Pursuit over the Snow""Setsujō no Tsuigeki" (雪上の追跡)May 8, 2018July 22, 2018
32"Three-Leaf Sprouts""Mitsuba no Me" (三つ葉の芽)May 15, 2018July 29, 2018
33"To Help Somebody Someday""Itsuka Dareka no Tame ni naru" (いつか誰かの為になる)May 22, 2018August 5, 2018
34"Light Magic vs. Dark Magic""Hikari Mahō Bāsasu Yami Mahō" (光魔法VS闇魔法)May 29, 2018August 12, 2018
35"The Light of Judgment""Sabaki no Hikari" (裁きの光)June 5, 2018August 19, 2018
36"Three Eyes""Mittsu no Me" (三つの眼)June 12, 2018August 26, 2018
37"The One With No Magic""Maryokunaki Mono" (魔力無き者)June 19, 2018September 9, 2018[g]
38"The Magic Knight Captains Conference""Mahō Kishi-dan Danchō Kaigi" (魔法騎士団団長会議)June 26, 2018September 16, 2018
39"Three-Leaf Salute""Mitsuba no Keirei" (三つ葉の敬礼)July 3, 2018September 23, 2018
40"A Black Beach Story""Kuro no Kaigan Monogatari" (黒の海岸物語)July 10, 2018September 30, 2018
41"The Water Girl Grows Up""Mizu no Seichō Monogatari" (水の娘成長物語)July 17, 2018October 7, 2018
42"The Underwater Temple""Kaitei Shinden" (海底神殿)July 24, 2018October 14, 2018
43"Temple Battle Royale""Shinden Batoru Rowaiyaru" (神殿バトルロワイヤル)July 31, 2018October 21, 2018
44"The Pointlessly Direct Fireball and the Wild Lightning""Guchokuna Kakyū to Honpōna Inazuma" (愚直な火球と奔放な稲光)August 7, 2018October 28, 2018
45"The Guy Who Doesn't Know When to Quit""Akirame no Warui Otoko" (諦めの悪い男)August 14, 2018November 4, 2018[22]
46"Awakening""Kakusei" (覚醒)August 21, 2018—
47"The Only Weapon""Yuiitsu no Buki" (唯一の武器)August 28, 2018—
48"Despair vs. Hope""Zetsubō Bāsasu Kibō" (絶望VS希望)September 4, 2018—
49"Beyond Limits""Genkai no Saki" (限界の先)September 11, 2018—
50"End of the Battle, End of Despair""Tatakai no Hate Zetsubō no Owari" (戦いの果て　絶望の終わり)September 18, 2018—
51"Proof of Rightness""Tadashi-sa no Shōmei" (正しさの証明)September 25, 2018—

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text: Season 2[edit]

text:
No.

Title[h]

Original airdate[23]

English Airdate

52"Whoever's Strongest Wins""Tsuyoi Hōga Katsu" (強い方が勝つ)October 2, 2018—
53"Behind the Mask""Kamen no Oku" (仮面の奥)October 9, 2018—
54"Never Again""Mōnidoto" (もう二度と)October 16, 2018—
55"The Man Named Fanzell""Fanzeru to Yū otoko" (ファンゼルという男)October 23, 2018—
56"The Man Named Fanzell Continued""Zoku Fanzeru to Yū otoko" (続・ファンゼルという男)October 30, 2018—
57"Infiltration""Sen'nyū" (潜入)TBA—

text: Notes[edit]

text:
Jump up ^ Adult Swim uses Funimation's English title.

Jump up ^ If there's one title; it is taken from Funimation and Crunchyroll. As the second title is taken from Crunchyroll.

Jump up ^ Black Clover didn't air on Adult Swim on December 16 and December 23 due to a Cowboy Bebop marathon[16] and a Dragon Ball Super marathon[17] respectively. It resumed on January 6, 2018.

Jump up ^ Due to special scheduling, Black Clover moved to 1 A.M. EST beginning on the night of April 7, which is April 8, 2018.[18]

Jump up ^ Black Clover moved a half hour to 1:30 A.M. EST as it switched time slots with Hunter × Hunter. Beginning on the night of May 5, which is May 6, 2018.[19]

Jump up ^ Adult Swim showed a FLCL marathon on May 26, 2018.[20]

Jump up ^ Adult Swim showed a My Hero Academia marathon on September 1, 2018.[21]

Jump up ^ All English titles are taken from Crunchyroll.

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document_title: Boston Celtics draft history

question_text: who did the boston celtics draft this year

text: Boston Celtics draft history

text: In their 72-year history, the Boston Celtics have selected the following players in the National Basketball Association draft and previously in the Basketball Association of America draft.

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text:
Year
Round
Pick
Name
From

2018
1
27

Robert Williams

Texas A&M University

2017
1
3 (from BKN)

Jayson Tatum

Duke University

2017
2
37 (from MIN via PHX)

Semi Ojeleye

Southern Methodist University

2017
2
53 (from CLE)

Kadeem Allen

University of Arizona

2017
2
56 (from LAC)

Jabari Bird

University of California, Berkeley

2016
1
3 (from BKN)

Jaylen Brown

University of California, Berkeley

2016
1
16 (from DAL)

Guerschon Yabusele

Rouen Métropole Basket (France)

2016
1
23

Ante Žižić

Cibona Zagreb (Croatia)

2016
2
31 (from PHI via MIA, traded to MEM)

Deyonta Davis

Michigan State University

2016
2
35 (from MIN via NO via PHX, traded to MEM)

Rade Zagorac

Mega Basket Serbia

2016
2
45 (from MEM via DEN and DAL)

Demetrius Jackson

University of Notre Dame

2016
2
51 (from MIA)

Ben Bentil

Providence College

2016
2
58 (from CLE)

Abdel Nader

Iowa State University

2015
1
16

Terry Rozier

University of Louisville

2015
1
28 (from LAC)

R. J. Hunter

Georgia State University

2015
2
33

Jordan Mickey

Louisiana State University

2015
2
45

Marcus Thornton

College of William & Mary

2014
1
6

Marcus Smart

Oklahoma State

2014
1
17

James Young

University of Kentucky

2013
1
16

Lucas Nogueira

CB Estudiantes (Spain)

2012
1
21

Jared Sullinger

Ohio State University

2012
1
22

Fab Melo

Syracuse University

2012
2
51

Kris Joseph

Syracuse University

2011
1
25

MarShon Brooks

Providence College

2011
2
55

E'Twaun Moore

Purdue University

2010
1
19

Avery Bradley

University of Texas at Austin

2010
2
52

Luke Harangody

University of Notre Dame

2009
2
58

Lester Hudson

University of Tennessee at Martin

2008
1
30

J. R. Giddens

University of New Mexico

2008
2
60

Semih Erden

Fenerbahçe Ülker (Turkey)

2007
1
5

Jeff Green

Georgetown University

2007
2
32

Gabe Pruitt

University of Southern California

2006
1
7

Randy Foye

Villanova University

2005
1
18

Gerald Green

Gulf Shores Academy

2005
2
50

Ryan Gomes

Providence College

2005
2
53

Orien Greene

University of Louisiana at Lafayette

2004
1
15

Al Jefferson

Prentiss

2004
1
24

Delonte West

Saint Joseph's University

2004
1
25

Tony Allen

Oklahoma State University

2004
2
40

Justin Reed

University of Mississippi

2003
1
16

Troy Bell

Boston College

2003
1
20

Dahntay Jones

Duke University

2003
2
56

Brandon Hunter

Ohio University

2002
2
49

Darius Songaila

Wake Forest University

2001
1
10

Joe Johnson

University of Arkansas

2001
1
11

Kedrick Brown

Okaloosa-Walton Community College[a]

2001
1
21

Joseph Forte

University of North Carolina

2000
1
11

Jérôme Moïso

University of California, Los Angeles

1999
2
55

Kris Clack

University of Texas at Austin

1998
1
10

Paul Pierce

University of Kansas

1997
1
3

Chauncey Billups

University of Colorado

1997
1
6

Ron Mercer

University of Kentucky

1997
2
56

Ben Pepper

Newcastle Falcons (Australia)

1996
1
6

Antoine Walker

University of Kentucky

1996
2
38

Steve Hamer

University of Tennessee

1995
1
14

Eric Williams

Providence College

1995
2
33

Junior Burrough

University of Virginia

1994
1
9

Eric Montross

University of North Carolina

1994
2
36

Andrei Fetisov

CB Valladolid (Spain)

1993
1
19

Acie Earl

University of Iowa

1992
1
21

Jon Barry

Georgia Institute of Technology

1992
2
47

Darren Morningstar

University of Pittsburgh

1991
1
24

Rick Fox

University of North Carolina

1990
1
19

Dee Brown

Jacksonville University

1989
1
13

Michael Smith

Brigham Young University

1989
2
40

Dino Rađa

KK Split (Yugoslavia)

1988
1
24

Brian Shaw

University of California, Santa Barbara

1988
3
74

Gerald Paddio

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

1987
1
22

Reggie Lewis

Northeastern University

1987
2
45

Brad Lohaus

University of Iowa

1987
4
70

Tom Sheehey

University of Virginia

1987
4
91

Darryl Kennedy

University of Oklahoma

1987
5
114

Dave Butler

University of California

1987
6
137

Tim Naegeli

University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point

1987
7
160

Jerry Corcoran

Northeastern University

1986
1
2

Len Bias

University of Maryland

1986
4
93

Tony Benford

Texas Tech University

1986
5
116

Dave Colbert

University of Dayton

1986
6
139

Greg Wendt

University of Detroit Mercy

1986
7
162

Tom Ivey

Boston University

1985
1
20

Sam Vincent

Michigan State University

1985
3
70

Andre Battle

Loyola University Chicago

1985
4
93

Cliff Weber

Liberty University

1985
5
116

Albert Butts

La Salle University

1985
6
139

Ralph Lewis

La Salle University

1985
7
162

Chris Remly

Rutgers University

1984
1
24

Michael Young

University of Houston

1984
2
47

Ronnie Williams

University of Florida

1984
3
70

Rick Carlisle

University of Virginia

1984
4
93

Kevin Mullin

Princeton University

1984
5
116

Todd Orlando

Bentley College[b]

1984
6
139

Steve Carfino

University of Iowa

1984
7
162

Mark Van Valkenburg

Framingham State College

1984
8
184

Champ Godboldt

College of the Holy Cross

1984
9
206

Joe Dixon

Merrimack College

1984
10
228

Dan Trant

Clark University

1983
1
21

Greg Kite

Brigham Young University

1983
3
52

Winfred King

East Tennessee State University

1983
3
68

Craig Robinson

University of Virginia

1983
4
91

Carlos Clark

University of Mississippi

1983
5
114

Bob Reitz

Stonehill College

1983
6
137

Paul Atkins

Houston Baptist University

1983
7
160

Roy Jackson

Providence College

1983
8
183

Trent Johnson

University of Pittsburgh

1983
9
205

John Rice

University of Massachusetts Boston

1983
10
226

Andy Kupec

Bentley College[b]

1982
1
23

Darren Tillis

Cleveland State University

1982
2
46

Tony Guy

University of Kansas

1982
3
69

Perry Moss

Northeastern University

1982
4
92

Greg Stewart

University of Tulsa

1982
5
115

William Brown

Saint Peter's College (New Jersey)[c]

1982
6
138

John Schweitz

University of Richmond

1982
7
161

Phil Collins

West Virginia University

1982
8
184

Ed Spriggs

Georgetown University

1982
9
205

Panagiotis Giannakis

Ionikos Nikaias B.C. (Greece)

1982
10
225

Landon Turner

Indiana University

1981
1
23

Charles Bradley

University of Wyoming

1981
2
25

Tracy Jackson

University of Notre Dame

1981
2
31

Danny Ainge

Brigham Young University

1981
3
69

John Johnson

University of Michigan

1981
4
91

Stanley Williams

La Salle University

1981
5
115

Glen Grunwald

Indiana University

1981
6
137

Steve Waite

University of Iowa

1981
7
161

Tom Seaman

College of the Holy Cross

1981
8
182

George Morrow

Creighton University

1981
9
203

Greg McCray

Virginia Commonwealth University

1981
10
222

Ken Matthews

North Carolina State University

1980
1
3

Kevin McHale

University of Minnesota

1980
2
46

Arnette Hallman

Purdue University

1980
3
54

Ron Perry

College of the Holy Cross

1980
3
69

Don Newman

University of Idaho

1980
4
92

Kevin Hamilton

Iona College

1980
5
115

Rufus Harris

University of Maine

1980
6
138

Kenny Evans

Norfolk State University

1980
7
160

Les Hanson

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

1980
8
179

Steve Wright

Boston University

1980
9
199

Brian Jung

Northwestern University

1980
10
214

John Nolan

Providence College

1979
3
53

Wayne Kreklow

Drake University

1979
3
61

Ernesto Malcolm

Briar Cliff University

1979
4
68

Nick Galis

Seton Hall University

1979
5
90

Jimmy Allen

University of New Haven

1979
6
110

Marvin Delph

University of Arkansas

1979
7
130

Steve Castellan

University of Virginia

1979
8
149

Glenn Sudhop

North Carolina State University

1979
9
168

Kevin Sinnett

United States Naval Academy

1979
10
186

Alton Byrd

Columbia University

1978
1
6

Larry Bird

Indiana State University

1978
1
8

Freeman Williams

Portland State University

1978
2
30

Jeff Judkins

University of Utah

1978
3
50

Dana Skinner

Merrimack College

1978
4
72

David Stergakos[d]

Bloomfield College

1978
5
94

Greg Tynes

Seton Hall University

1978
6
116

Dave Winey

University of Minnesota

1978
7
137

Steve Balkun

Fairfield University

1978
8
156

Kim Fisher

Fairfield University

1978
9
173

Les Anderson

George Washington University

1978
10
188

Walter Harrigan

Brandeis University

1977
1
12

Cedric Maxwell

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

1977
3
56

Skip Brown

Wake Forest University

1977
4
78

Jeff Cummings

Tulane University

1977
5
100

Bill Langloh

University of Virginia

1977
6
122

Roy Pace

Rutgers University-Camden

1977
7
142

Dave Kyle

Cleveland State University

1977
8
161

Tom Harris

Bowling Green State University

1976
1
16

Norm Cook

University of Kansas

1976
3
51

Jerry Fort

University of Nebraska

1976
4
67

Lewis Linder

Kentucky State University

1976
5
85

Louis McKinney

Saint Louis University

1976
6
103

Art Collins

St. Thomas University

1976
7
121

Ralph Drollinger

University of California, Los Angeles

1976
8
139

John Clark

Northeastern University

1976
9
156

Bill Collins

Boston College

1976
10
172

Otho Tucker

University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign

1975
1
17

Tom Boswell

University of South Carolina

1975
3
53

Jerome Anderson

West Virginia University

1975
4
72

Cyrus Mann

Illinois State University

1975
5
89

Darryl Brown

Fordham University

1975
6
108

Rick Coleman

Jacksonville University

1975
7
125

Al Boswell

Oral Roberts University

1975
8
144

Roger Morningstar

University of Kansas

1975
9
159

Robert Rhodes

Albany State University

1975
10
174

Bill Endicott

University of Massachusetts Amherst

1974
1
17

Glenn McDonald

California State University, Long Beach

1974
2
35

Kevin Stacom

Providence College

1974
3
53

Roscoe Pondexter

California State University, Long Beach

1974
4
71

Lerman Battle

Fairmont State University

1974
5
89

Ben Clyde

Florida State University

1974
6
107

Gene Harmon

Creighton University

1974
7
125

Ron Brown

Pennsylvania State University

1974
8
143

Richard Wallace

Georgia Southern University

1974
9
160

Al Skinner

University of Massachusetts Amherst

1974
10
177

Phil Rogers

Fairfield University

1973
1
17

Steve Downing

Indiana University

1973
2
35

Phil Hankinson

University of Pennsylvania

1973
3
52

Martinez Denmon

Iowa State University

1973
4
69

Richie Fuqua

Oral Roberts University

1973
5
86

Byron Jones

University of San Francisco

1973
6
103

Joe Cafferky

North Carolina State University

1973
7
120

Mike Stewart

Santa Clara University

1973
8
137

Robert White

Sam Houston State University

1973
9
151

Corky Taylor

University of Minnesota

1973
10
165

Steve Turner

Vanderbilt University

1973
11
174

Ed Hastings

Villanova University

1973
12
182

Bruce Winkler

Santa Clara University

1973
13
188

Scott Koelzer

Montana State University

1973
14
193

Rick Williams

University of Iowa

1973
15
198

James Gilchrist

Florida Southern College

1973
16
202

Sam Barber

Bethune-Cookman College[e]

1973
17
206

Lamont King

California State University, Long Beach

1973
18
208

Peter Gavitt

University of Maine

1973
19
210

Tom Austin

University of Massachusetts Amherst

1972
1
10

Paul Westphal

University of Southern California

1972
2
27

Dennis Wuycik

University of North Carolina

1972
3
44

Wayne Grabiec

University of Michigan

1972
4
61

Nate Stephens

California State University, Long Beach

1972
5
77

Bryan Adrian

Davidson College

1972
6
94

Doug Holcomb

University of Memphis

1972
6
96

Wally Wright

Widener University

1972
7
111

Stephen Previs

University of North Carolina

1972
8
127

Sam McCarney

Oral Roberts University

1972
10
154

Marty Hunt

Kenyon College

1972
11
165

Mark Minor

Ohio State University

1972
12
173

Phil Stephens

South Carolina State University

1971
1
10

Clarence Glover

Western Kentucky University

1971
2
28

Jim Rose

Western Kentucky University

1971
3
44

Dave Robisch

University of Kansas

1971
4
61

Randy Denton

Duke University

1971
6
95

Thorpe Weber

Vanderbilt University

1971
7
112

Skip Young

Florida State University

1971
8
129

John Ribock

University of South Carolina

1971
9
145

Ray Green

California University of Pennsylvania

1971
10
161

Dale Dover

Harvard University

1971
11
176

Reggie Brooks

Southern New Hampshire University

1971
12
189

John Dalton

Suffolk University

1971
13
201

Leroy Chalk

University of Nebraska

1970
1
4

Dave Cowens

Florida State University

1970
2
21

Rex Morgan

Jacksonville University

1970
3
38

Willie Williams

Florida State University

1970
4
55

Jon McKinney

Norfolk State University

1970
5
72

Tom Carter

Paul Quinn College

1970
6
89

Rod McIntyre

Jacksonville University

1970
7
106

Charlie Scott

University of North Carolina

1970
8
123

Bobby Croft

University of Tennessee

1970
9
140

Tom Little

Seattle University

1970
10
157

Mike Maloy

Davidson College

1969
1
9

Jo Jo White

University of Kansas

1969
3
38

Julius Keye

Alcorn State University

1969
4
52

Steve Kuberski

Bradley University

1969
5
66

George Thompson

Marquette University

1969
6
80

Dolph Pulliam

Drake University

1969
7
94

Jim Johnson

University of Wisconsin

1969
8
108

Bob Whitmore

University of Notre Dame

1969
9
122

Gordon Smith

University of Cincinnati

1969
10
136

Jim Picka

High Point University

1969
11
150

Larry Frinston

Kenyon College

1969
12
163

Rod Forbes

Boston State College[f]

1969
13
175

Billy Evans

Boston College

1968
1
12

Don Chaney

University of Houston

1968
3
32

Garfield Smith

Eastern Kentucky University

1968
4
46

Rich Johnson

Grambling State University

1968
5
60

Thad Jaracz

University of Kentucky

1968
6
74

Jerry Newsom

Indiana State University

1968
7
88

Mike Lewis

Duke University

1968
8
102

Julius Keye

Alcorn State University

1968
9
116

Bill Butler

St. Bonaventure University

1968
10
130

Ivan Leschinsky

Long Island University

1968
11
143

Tom Neimeir

University of Evansville

1968
12
156

Bill Langheld

Fordham University

1968
13
168

Art Stephenson

University of Rhode Island

1968
14
179

Keith Hockstein

College of the Holy Cross

1967
1
11

Mal Graham

New York University

1967
4
40

Nevil Shed

University of Texas at El Paso

1967
5
52

Mike Redd

Kentucky Wesleyan College

1967
6
64

Ed Hummer

Princeton University

1967
7
76

Edgar Lacy

University of California, Los Angeles

1967
8
88

Andrew Anderson

Canisius College

1967
9
99

Henry Brown

University of Massachusetts Lowell

1967
10
110

Rick Weitzman

Northeastern University

1967
11
120

Joe Harrington

University of Maryland

1966
1
8

Jim Barnett

University of Oregon

1966
2
18

Leon Clark

University of Wyoming

1966
3
28

Gary Turner

Texas Christian University

1966
4
38

Johnny Austin

Boston College

1966
6
58

Charlie Hunter

Oklahoma City University

1966
7
67

Jerry Ward

University of Maryland

1966
8
76

Russ Gumina

University of San Francisco

1965
1
8

Ollie Johnson

University of San Francisco

1965
2
17

Ron Watts

Wake Forest University

1965
3
26

Toby Kimball

University of Connecticut

1965
4
35

Richie Tarrant

Saint Michael's College

1965
5
44

Don Davidson

Davidson College

1965
6
53

Haskell Tison

Duke University

1965
7
61

George Deehan

Lenoir-Rhyne College[b]

1964
1
7

Mel Counts

Oregon State University

1964
2
16

Ron Bonham

University of Cincinnati

1964
3
25

John Thompson

Providence College

1964
4
34

Joe Strawder

Bradley University

1964
5
43

Nick Werkman

Seton Hall University

1964
6
52

Levern Tart

Bradley University

1964
7
61

Rich Falk

Northwestern University

1964
8
70

Jeff Blue

Butler University

1964
9
77

Charles Kelley

West Virginia University Institute of Technology

1964
10
84

Duane Corribeau

Clark University

1963
1
8

Bill Green

Colorado State University

1963
3
26

Chuck Kriston

Valparaiso University

1963
4
35

Connie McGuire

Southeastern Oklahoma State University

1963
5
44

Red Stroud

Mississippi State University

1963
6
53

Vinnie Ernst

Providence College

1963
7
62

Herb Magee

Philadelphia University

1962
1
7

John Havlicek

Ohio State University

1962
2
16

Jack Foley

College of the Holy Cross

1962
3
25

Jim Hadnot

Providence College

1962
4
34

Roger Strickland

Jacksonville University

1962
5
43

Gary Daniels

The Citadel

1962
6
52

Jim Hooley

Boston College

1962
7
60

Clyde Arnold

Duquesne University

1962
8
69

Chuck Chevalier

Boston College

1962
9
78

Mike Cingiser

Brown University

1961
1
9

Gary Phillips

University of Houston

1961
2
17

Al Butler

Niagara University

1961
3
31

Bill Depp

Vanderbilt University

1961
4
40

Carl Cole

Eastern Kentucky University

1961
5
49

Bob DiStefano

North Carolina State University

1961
6
58

Ned Twyman

Duquesne University

1961
7
67

Mel Klein

Northern State University

1960
1
8

Tom Sanders

New York University

1960
2
16

Leroy Wright

University of the Pacific

1960
3
24

Mike Graney

University of Notre Dame

1960
4
32

Sid Cohen

University of Kentucky

1960
5
40

Wayne Lawrence

Texas A&M University

1960
6
48

George Newman

University of Kentucky

1959
1
6

John Richter

North Carolina State University

1959
2
14

Gene Guarilia

George Washington University

1959
3
22

Ralph Croswaite

Western Kentucky University

1959
4
30

Ed Kazakavich

University of Scranton

1959
5
38

Roy Lange

College of William & Mary

1959
6
46

Bob Cumings

Boston University

1958
1
7

Bennie Swain

Texas Southern University

1958
2
15

Jimmy Smith

Franciscan University of Steubenville

1958
3
23

Jim Cunningham

Fordham University

1958
4
31

Dom Flora

Washington & Lee University

1958
5
39

Gene Brown

University of San Francisco

1958
6
47

Dave Keleher

Morehead State University

1958
7
55

Rudy Fenderson

Brandeis University

1957
1
8

Sam Jones

North Carolina Central University

1957
2
16

Dick O'Neal

Texas Christian University

1957
3
24

Chuck Schramm

Western Illinois University

1957
4
32

Jim Ashmore

Mississippi State University

1957
5
40

Grady Wallace

University of South Carolina

1957
6
48

Maury King

University of Kansas

1957
7
55

Dick Brott

University of Denver

1957
8
62

Bill Von Weyhe

University of Rhode Island

1957
9
69

Joe Gibbon

University of Mississippi

1957
10
75

Jack Butcher

University of Memphis

1957
11
78

Dick Neal

Indiana University

1956
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Tom Heinsohn

College of the Holy Cross

1956
2

K. C. Jones

University of San Francisco

1956
3

George Linn

University of Alabama

1956
4

Dan Swartz

Morehead State University

1956
5

Bill Logan

University of Iowa

1956
6

Don Boldebuck

University of Houston

1956
7

O'Neal Weaver

Midwestern State University

1956
8

Vic Molodet

North Carolina State University

1956
9

Jim Houston

Brandeis University

1956
10

Theophileus Lloyd

University of Maryland

1955
1
3

Jim Loscutoff

University of Oregon

1955
2
10

Dickie Hemric

Wake Forest University

1955
3
18

Buzzy Wilkinson

University of Virginia

1955
4
26

Bart Leach

University of Pennsylvania

1955
5
34

Bob Patterson

University of Tulsa

1955
6

John Mahoney

College of William & Mary

1955
7

John Moore

University of California, Los Angeles

1955
8

Dean Parsons

University of Washington

1955
9

Nick Romanoff

University of the Pacific

1955
10

Jim Ahearn

University of Connecticut

1955
11

Carl Hartman

Alderson Broaddus College[g]

1955
12

Mark Davis

Marietta College

1955
13

Henry Dooley

Wiley College

1955
14

Bob Scuddelari

Cooper Union

1954
1
5

Togo Palazzi

College of the Holy Cross

1954
2
14

Red Morrison

University of Idaho

1954
3
23

Henry Daubenschmidt

St. Francis College

1954
4
32

Ron Perry

College of the Holy Cross

1954
5
41

Troy Burris

West Texas A&M University

1954
6
50

Otto Krieghauser

Washington University in Saint Louis

1954
7
59

Paul Estergaard

Bradley University

1954
8
68

Jim Young

Santa Clara University

1954
10
85

Tony Daukas

Boston College

1954
11
94

Bill Johnson

University of Nebraska

1953
1
5

Frank Ramsey

University of Kentucky

1953
2

Chet Noe

University of Oregon

1953
3
24

Cliff Hagan

University of Kentucky

1953
4

Earle Markey

College of the Holy Cross

1953
5

John Holup[1]

George Washington University

1953
6

Vernon Stokes

St. Francis College

1953
7

Lou Tsioropoulos

University of Kentucky

1953
8

Ted Lallier

Colby College

1953
9

Lewis Gilcrease

Southwest Texas State University

1953
10

Tom Lillis

Saint Louis University

1953
11

Gil Reich

University of Kansas

1953
12

Jim Dogerty

Whitworth University

1952
1
6

Bill Stauffer

University of Missouri

1952
2

Jim Iverson

Kansas State University

1952
3

J.C. Maze

Southwest Texas State University

1952
4

Herm Hedderick

Canisius College

1952
5

Don Johnson

Oklahoma State University

1952
6

Jim Buchanan

University of Nebraska

1952
7

Fred Eydt

Cornell University

1952
8

Gordon Mungier

Spring Hill College

1952
9

Jim Dilling

College of the Holy Cross

1952
10

Gene Conley

Washington State University

1951
1
7

Ernie Barrett

Kansas State University

1951
2
16

Bill Garrett

Indiana University

1951
3
26

John Furlong

Pepperdine University

1951
4
36

Bob Barnett

University of Evansville

1951
5
46

Rip Gish

Western Kentucky University

1951
6
56

Jim Luisi

St. Francis College

1951
7
66

John Azary

Columbia University

1951
8
75

Hugo Kappler

North Carolina State University

1950
1
1

Chuck Share

Bowling Green State University

1950
2

Chuck Cooper

Duquesne University

1950
3

Bob Donham

Ohio State University

1950
4

Ken Reeves

University of Louisville

1950
5

Jack Shelton

Oklahoma State University

1950
6

Mo Mahoney

Brown University

1950
7

Dale Barnstable

University of Kentucky

1950
8

Frank Oftring

College of the Holy Cross

1950
9

Bob Cope

University of Montana

1950
10

Matt Forman

College of the Holy Cross

1949
1
4

Tony Lavelli

Yale University

1949
2

George Kaftan

College of the Holy Cross

1949
3

Joe Mullaney

College of the Holy Cross

1949
8

Duane Klueh

Indiana State University

1949

Ed Little

University of Denver[2]

1949

Jim Simpson

Bates College

1949

Emerson Speicher

Bowling Green State University

1949

Bill Tom

Rice University

1949

Bill Vandenburgh

University of Washington

1949

Russ Washburn

Colby College

1949

Bill Weight

Brigham Young University

1948
1
3

George Hauptfuhrer

Harvard University

1948

Johnny Bach

Fordham University

1948

Norman Carey

Oregon State University

1948

Robert Curran

College of the Holy Cross

1948

Neil Dooley

Colgate University

1948

Jack Hauser

University of Denver

1948

Marshall Hawkins

University of Tennessee

1948

Tom Kelly

New York University

1948

Murray Mitchell

Sam Houston State University

1948

Guinn Phillips

Texas Wesleyan University

1948

Ray Wehde

Iowa State University

1947
1
3

Bulbs Ehlers

Purdue University

1947

Bob Alameida[3]

University of California[3]

1947

Hank Biasatti

Long Island University

1947

Johnny Ezersky

University of Rhode Island

1947

George Felt

Northwestern University

1947

Jack Hewson

Temple University

1947

John Kelly

University of Notre Dame

1947

George Petrovick

Bridgefort Newfields[4] (ABL)

1947

Gene Stump

DePaul University

text: Notes[edit]

text:
Jump up ^ Gained four-year college status and changed name to Northwest Florida State College in 2003.

^ Jump up to: a b c University status since 2008.

Jump up ^ University status in 2012.

Jump up ^ Played as Dave Nelson while at Bloomfield.

Jump up ^ University status since 2007.

Jump up ^ Merged with University of Massachusetts Boston in 1982.

Jump up ^ University status since July 1, 2013.


document_title: List of VeggieTales characters

question_text: what is the name of the tomato from veggie tales

text: List of VeggieTales characters

text: Primary characters[edit]

text: Bob the Tomato[edit]

text: Bob the Tomato (introduced 1992) is usually the "straight man" in his partnership with Larry the Cucumber, as they introduce many of the stories at the beginning and wrap-up the Biblical lesson at the end of most of the shows. He also plays many character roles in the story segments, some of which are in contrast to his more mature persona, which Phil Vischer called "my inner Mr. Rogers".[1] He first appeared in 1993 in Big Idea's first video, Where's God When I'm S-Scared?. In it, he and Larry set the opening format which has largely become a VeggieTales standard, where a letter is read from a viewer by the duo on a kitchen counter (which serves as a sort of stage). In this show, Bob played himself in the first of the two 15-minute segment titled "Tales from the Crisper", comforting frightened Junior Asparagus with the cheerful song, "God is Bigger." The end of this episode started a running gag in which Bob is annoyed by the "What We Have Learned" end-of-episode song, impatiently waiting until it is over so that he can ask Qwerty what they've learned.

text: He is voiced by VeggieTales co-creator Phil Vischer.

text: Larry the Cucumber[edit]

text: Larry the Cucumber (introduced 1991) partners with his best friend Bob as the wacky companion hosting the videos. In the pre-2015 theme song, he plays a sousaphone while Bob and other characters sing it. Larry is often cast as the central character in videos with one of his central roles is as the host of the short, recurring musical segment entitled Silly Songs with Larry, in which Larry performs humorous musical numbers of various style and content. The Silly Song segment, typically placed in the middle of the video, immediately became a very popular staple of VeggieTales entertainment. Larry also has several other recurring roles including: "Minnesota Cuke" (a parody of Indiana Jones); "Elliot"/"Buccaneer Larry", one of The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything; and the comical "superhero" LarryBoy in both computer-animated and traditionally animated adventures. Larry was also the star of his own short-lived animated series, 2002's Larryboy: The Cartoon Adventures.

text: Larry was first used by Vischer to make a short film called "Mr. Cuke's Screen Test" in 1991 and this film inspired Vischer and Mike Nawrocki to create VeggieTales. Larry's on-screen debut was in Big Idea's first video, Where's God When I'm S-Scared? In this first episode, he was the source of most of the jokes, including physical gags and silly dialogue. The video also featured the first Silly Song in which Larry wore an oversized cowboy hat and sang "The Water Buffalo Song." Larry is the only character to have made an appearance in every single VeggieTales episode (to date).

text: One of the most notable differences between the Larry of Where's God When I'm S-Scared? and more recent videos is the range of his voice. While Nawrocki has always performed Larry's voice, early shows were voiced with a broad vocal range, from Nawrocki's natural tenor to well above. Starting with Are You My Neighbor?, that range was limited in scope to the upper range and included a slight lisp, giving Larry a more youthful and sillier sound. Gradually, Larry's speech became more normal, at about the time of the making of the video King George and the Ducky.

text: Larry is one of the only Veggies to have spoken about, and to have been seen with his family. He talks about his Aunt Ruth in Dave and the Giant Pickle's Silly Song, "I Love My Lips" and about a cousin in Josh and the Big Wall's Silly Song, "Song of the Cebu". In Duke and the Great Pie War, he introduces his three brothers, named Bob, Mark, and Steve, who perform the "What We Have Learned" song.

text: Larry is voiced by VeggieTales co-creator Mike Nawrocki.

text: Junior Asparagus[edit]

text: Junior Asparagus (introduced 1993) is one of the co-stars of the VeggieTales series and is a 5-year-old typical child. Junior has taken a lead role in several videos, including Where's God When I'm S-Scared?, Dave and the Giant Pickle, Lyle the Kindly Viking, and Lord of the Beans. He is also a member of the boy band "Boyz in the Sink", along with Larry, Mr. Lunt, and Jimmy Gourd, which have appeared in several Silly Songs. Junior is also seen at various times with his parents, Dad and Mom Asparagus.

text: In the initial episodes, Junior was as much a main character as Bob or Larry, having a starring role in at least one segment in every episode - even appearing alongside Bob on the sink counter (in place of Larry) in Josh and the Big Wall and Abe and the Amazing Promise. As the series has evolved, his role has become less pronounced such that Esther... The Girl Who Became Queen would become the first episode in which Junior did not make an appearance. However, Junior continues to be featured prominently with leading roles in such movies as Pistachio – The Little Boy That Woodn't and The Little Drummer Boy.

text: Junior is voiced by Lisa Vischer (the wife of Phil Vischer) in the video releases, and by Tress MacNeille in the VeggieTales in the House series.

text: Archibald Asparagus[edit]

text: Archibald Asparagus (introduced 1992) appears in a stereotypical role of a stuffy, classically-educated "adult" contrasting with the rest of his co-stars. Archibald has a monocle, a red bowtie, and an Oxford English accent.

text: Archibald first appeared in Where's God When I'm S-Scared?, where he played King Darius in the Daniel and the Lion's Den segment. This episode also coined his on-going dialogue with Larry the Cucumber about his Silly Songs being "too silly". He has also appeared in other Silly Songs including singing, The Biscuit of Zazzamarandabo. Archibald has a recurring role as Larry-Boy's butler and was featured as the title character in Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie.

text: Archibald is voiced by VeggieTales co-creator Phil Vischer.

text: Laura Carrot[edit]

text: Laura Carrot (introduced 1995) is a 6-year-old carrot and is Junior's best friend. She first appeared in Are You My Neighbor? and got her first major role in Rack, Shack and Benny. She is usually used when there is a child female lead including playing the title characters. For example, Princess and the Popstar.

text: Laura Carrot has been voiced by Kristin Blegen, Megan Murphy, and Keri Pisapia in the videos, and Tress MacNeille in the VeggieTales in the House series.

text: Mr. Lunt[edit]

text: Mr. Lunt (introduced 1995) is a decorative gourd[2] with a Spanish accent who grew up in New Jersey. He often appears as Mr. Nezzer's assistant and they were both introduced in Rack, Shack & Benny and the pair were typically used as the video's bad guys in early VeggieTales episodes. Mr. Lunt also regularly appears as Pirate Lunt/Sedgewick, one of "The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything", and as a member of the boy band, the "Boyz in the Sink". In addition to his "Boyz" songs, Mr. Lunt has gotten two of his own Silly Songs ("His Cheeseburger" & "Doughnuts for Benny"). A notable feature is his lack of eyes and thus must use the brim of a hat or his eyebrows for expression.

text: Mr. Lunt is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: Jimmy and Jerry Gourd[edit]

text: Jimmy and Jerry Gourd (introduced 1995) are gourd brothers who appear as a secondary comic duo. While Bob and Larry can be considered animated versions of Abbott and Costello, Jimmy (the orange gourd) and Jerry (the yellow gourd) might more closely resemble Tweedledee and Tweedledum. The pair debuted together in Are You My Neighbor? which established that they love to eat. Jimmy is a reoccurring member of the boy band "Boyz in the Sink". Jerry appeared with Mr. Lunt in the Love Song "His Cheeseburger" (furthering his reputation as loving to eat). Alongside Mr. Lunt, Jimmy did musical commentary in Sweetpea Beauty: A Girl After God's Own Heart.

text: Jimmy and Jerry are voiced respectively by Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki.

text: Madame Blueberry[edit]

text: Madame Blueberry (introduced 1998) is a blueberry with a French accent who first appeared as the title character in Madame Blueberry. Her name and the theme of this video are both obvious allusions to the tale of Madame Bovary and as such Madame Blueberry was early on cast as a vain character. Although a blueberry, she is similar in size to Bob the Tomato and slightly larger than the similarly-sized-in-real-life French Peas. Madame Blueberry has a reoccurring role as the Mayor of Bumblyburg in the Larry-Boy videos.

text: Madame Blueberry was voiced in the direct-to-video series by Megan Moore Burns in 1998, by Gail Bock from 1999-2002, by Jackie Ritz from 2002-2009, and Megan Murphy from 2005 to the present. She is voiced by Tress MacNeille in the VeggieTales in the House series.

text: Petunia Rhubarb[edit]

text: Petunia Rhubarb (introduced 2005) is a red-headed rhubarb who is often seen with Larry as his love interest or female co-star. Her first appearance was in Duke and the Great Pie War playing the part of Princess Petunia, the scorned "Ruth" figure waiting to be redeemed by Larry's "Boaz". Petunia has a reoccurring role in the Larryboy videos and has also sung alongside Larry in the Silly Song, "Where Have All The Staplers Gone?" on the video Pistachio - The Little Boy That Woodn't.

text: Petunia Rhubarb is voiced by Cydney Trent for the direct-to-video series and by Tress MacNeille in VeggieTales in the House.

text: Pa Grape[edit]

text: Pa Grape (introduced 1994) is, as his name suggests, an elderly looking grape with glasses and a stereo-typical Jewish accent. Pa made his first appearance in God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?! as the father of the "Grapes of Wrath." Pa Grape has a reoccurring role as the captain of the "Pirates Who Don't Do Anything," appearing alongside Larry and Mr. Lunt. Pa Grape is typically cast as a wise, fatherly figure such as Jesse in Dave and the Giant Pickle, Little Joe's father in The Ballad of Little Joe, cousin Mordecai in Esther... The Girl Who Became Queen and the angel sent to guide Gideon in Gideon: Tuba Warrior.

text: Pa Grape is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: Mr. Nezzer[edit]

text: Mr. Nezzer (introduced 1995) is a zucchini who made his debut in Rack, Shack & Benny as "Nebby K. Nezzer" (an allusion to Nebuchadnezzar, the King of Babylon) the owner of a chocolate bunny factory who creates an idol that he wants everyone to worship. In The Toy That Saved Christmas, Mr. Nezzer plays Nebby's brother "Wally P. Nezzer", again with side-kick and chief trouble-maker Mr. Lunt. In The Star of Christmas and An Easter Carol, he is "Ebenezer Nezzer" (an allusion to Ebenezer Scrooge) who owns a theater and an Easter egg factory respectively. In addition to his roles as the villain, Mr. Nezzer usually appears as the leader in VeggieTales videos such as his role as the King Xerxes of Persia character in Esther... The Girl Who Became Queen, Olaf the lead Viking in Lyle the Kindly Viking, and the Mayor of Dodgeball City in The Ballad of Little Joe and Moe and the Big Exit.

text: Mr. Nezzer is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: The French Peas[edit]

text: Headed by Philippe and Jean-Claude, the French Peas (introduced 1996) are a group of Monty Python-esque green peas with broken French accents who debuted playing the Philistines in Dave and the Giant Pickle. The Peas are often portrayed as villains, albeit agitating ones as opposed to menacing. Like the French soldiers in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the French Peas often torment passersby with strange, nonsensical threats, as seen in Josh and the Big Wall!, which fits their overall "yapping little dog" personas. The pair narrate the episode Madame Blueberry, calling it a French folk tale. The French Peas should not be confused with the more ordinary peas (see below) who frequently appear as background characters. Philippe and Jean-Claude also have another brother, Christophe, who appears infrequently.

text: Philippe and Jean-Claude are voiced respectively by Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki. Christophe is voiced by Chris Olsen, a former animator. Numerous other voice actors have played other French Peas including animator Brian K. Roberts.

text: Qwerty[edit]

text: Qwerty (introduced 1993) is the desktop computer seen on the kitchen counter which Bob and Larry use to read the Bible verse at the end of each show. Qwerty's name is derived from the first six letters that appear on a standard English keyboard. Though Qwerty is not alive per se, it does have certain anthropomorphic characteristics, including responsory noises and voice activation. In every episode, Bob says "We're over here by Qwerty to talk about what we learned today..." to which voices start to sing the "What We Learned Today" song. Qwerty is not always perfect. As in the first episode "Where's God When I'm S-Scared?", where it accidentally posts a meatloaf recipe instead of a verse, after which its screen droops into a frown shape. And in the second episode "God Wants Me to Forgive Them?" Qwerty is shown playing the video game Pong. According to Phil Vischer, the original design for Qwerty was an Intel 80386 model computer. Qwerty was slightly updated in Abe and the Amazing Promise, giving two verses instead of one, and got a more "life-changing" update in the episode Pistachio - The Little Boy That Woodn't as it now has its own voice. The design of the new update, including a black screen rather than the original blue, is reminiscent of an Apple iMac.

text: Qwerty is voiced by Mike Nawrocki.

text: Secondary characters[edit]

text: The Scallions[edit]

text: The Scallions (introduced 1993) are a trio of often devious green onions who are led by their tallest member (simply called Scallion #1). Along with Mr. Nezzer and Mr. Lunt, the Scallions are among the most consistent antagonists in VeggieTales. They debuted as The Wisemen opposite Larry's "Daniel" in the second act of the video Where's God When I'm S-Scared? (Daniel in the Lions' Den) and later appeared in Are You My Neighbor? as a trio of bandits that hold-up Larry in "The Story of Flibber-O-Loo". In the Silly Songs "The Yodeling Veterinarian Of The Alps", "Listen", and "A Helping Hand", they (along with Frankencelery) perform as a barbershop quartet that narrates the songs. Occasionally, one of The Scallions will make a solo appearance: Scallion #1 appeared as a salesman to sell his new "Forgive-O-Matic" device in God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?!, and Scallion #3 appeared as the Milk Money Bandit of Bumblyburg in LarryBoy and the Rumor Weed. None of the Scallions have actual names, which Scallion #1 laments at the end of the Silly Song "High Silk Hat" from Lyle the Kindly Viking ("I've been around since show one and I still don't have a name").

text: Scallion #1 is voiced by Phil Vischer, Scallion #2 is voiced by Mike Nawrocki, and Scallion #3 has been voiced by Mike Sage, Brian K. Roberts and Mike Nawrocki.

text: Dad and Mom Asparagus[edit]

text: Junior's father, Dad Asparagus, (introduced 1993) first appeared in Where's God When I'm S-Scared?. He often appears opposite Junior whenever a video requires a father figure. Seen less often, Junior's Mother, Mom Asparagus (introduced 1992), appears in the traditional mother role supporting Junior and also debuted in Where's God When I'm S-Scared?.

text:
Dad Asparagus was voiced by Dan Anderson in the direct-to-video prior to "VeggieTales in the House" and by Rob Paulsen since VeggieTales in the House.
Mom Asparagus has been voiced at times by G. Bock, Pamela Thomas and Lisa Vischer in the videos prior to the "VeggieTales in the House" series and by Tress MacNeille from the VeggieTales in the House series onwards.

text: Scooter[edit]

text: Scooter (introduced 1995), a carrot with a Scottish accent, first appeared as the engineer of the "USS Applepies" (a spoof of Scotty from the original Star Trek television series) in "The Gourds Must Be Crazy" section of Are You My Neighbor? Scooter is seen as an Israelite in Josh and the Big Wall! and as Horatio the baker in Lyle the Kindly Viking and has a recurring role as a police officer in the Larry-Boy episodes. He returned as the USS Applepies' engineer in the video Veggies In Space: The Fennel Frontier.

text: Scooter is voiced by Jim Poole.

text: Mabel and Penelope[edit]

text: Mabel and Penelope (introduced 1993) are a pear and an asparagus respectively. The pair's first appearance was in Where's God When I'm S-Scared? as King Darius's maidservants. The pair is frequently seen together as secondary female characters such as wives to Mr. Nezzer and Jimmy Gourd in Lyle, The Kindly Viking.

text: Mabel and Penelope are voiced respectively by Pamela Thomas and Gail Bock.

text: Phil Winkelstein[edit]

text: Phil Winkelstein (introduced 1993) first appears in Where's God When I'm S-Scared? as Frankencelery, the star of the veggie horror film of the same name. Hailing from Toledo, Ohio, Winkelstein is a mild-mannered celery stalk with a high-pitched voice who resembles the classic Frankenstein's monster, sporting purple eyelids, cervical electrodes, black hair, and a unibrow, outside of his acting career. Winkelstein also sings the bass part of the barbershop quartet with The Scallions in The Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps, "Listen" from "Larry Learns to Listen", and "A Helping Hand" from "Bob Lends a Helping Hand". He also appeared as a background citizen of Bumblyburg in Larry-Boy and the Fib from Outer Space!.

text: Phil Winkelstein is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: The Green Onions[edit]

text: The Green Onions (introduced 1996) consist of daughter Annie, her two parents, and Grandpa George. Grandpa George was the first Green Onion to be seen and made his debut in Rack, Shack, and Benny as the postman/episode narrator and has similar reoccurring roles as a narrator of VeggieTales episodes. Annie first appeared in The Toy That Saved Christmas, alongside Grandpa George who reprises his postman role, where it is revealed that they are related. Annie's parents first appeared, alongside Annie, in Madame Blueberry playing poor French green onions.

text: Annie Onion has been voiced by: Shelby Vischer, Phil Vischer's daughter; Allie Nawrocki, Mike Nawrocki's daughter; and is currently voiced by Maggie Roberts, Brian Roberts's daughter. Annie's parents are voiced by Phil and Lisa Vischer. Grandpa George is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: Miss Achmetha[edit]

text: Miss Achmetha (introduced 2000) is a green onion who made her first appearance singing the song Lost Puppies in Esther... The Girl Who Became Queen. Miss Achmetha is known for her constantly twitching eye, her somewhat confused or annoyed demeanor, and her accordion, which she sometimes plays during her singing roles. She also appears in speaking and non-speaking parts in Silly Songs including "SUV", "High Silk Hat", and "Bellybutton".

text: Miss Achmetha is voiced by Charlotte Jackson and Marin Miller.

text: Khalil[edit]

text: Khalil (introduced 2002) is a half worm, half caterpillar who first appeared in Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie as a rug salesman and foil/conscience to Jonah. He was then heard to voice Lutfi in the fanciful "flannel-graph" of Saint Patrick, the opening element of the episode Sumo of the Opera. He also has a reoccurring role in the "Boyz in the Sink" Silly Songs.

text: Khalil is voiced by Tim Hodge.

text: Ichabeezer[edit]

text: Ichabeezer (introduced 2014) is the grumpy zucchini neighbor to Bob and Larry in the VeggieTales in the House series on Netflix. Ichabeezer is used on the Netflix series in essentially the same manner as Mr. Nezzer is in the video series - as either the gruff, semi-villain or as the vaguely simple-minded authority figure in the stories.

text: Ichabeezer is voiced by Rob Paulsen.

text: Minor characters[edit]

text: Lovey Asparagus[edit]

text: Lovey Asparagus (introduced 1994) is an asparagus like her husband and first appeared in Larry's Lagoon as "Lovey." She returned soon after as the Flibbian doctor in The Story of Flibber-o-loo. She is usually cast alongside Archibald in a supporting role and is differentiated from Mom Asparagus by a British accent similar to Archibald's.

text: Archibald's Wife is voiced by G. Bock.

text: The Peas[edit]

text: Not to be confused with the French Peas, the Peas (introduced 1995) consist of Percy Pea, Li'l Pea, and other peas that are only seen in a group of other Veggies as background characters. The Peas first appear as background characters in Rack, Shack, and Benny. They also star as the monks alongside Pa Grape in Lyle the Kindly Viking. In Dave and the Giant Pickle and Josh and the Big Wall, Percy and other peas appear as the Israelites. The entire family is seen in The Toy That Saved Christmas where Percy and Li'l Pea receive their first speaking parts. Percy and Li'l Pea see their largest roles in Larry-Boy! And the Fib from Outer Space!, Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed and "Bully Trouble" (from Minnesota Cuke and the Search of Sampson's Hairbrush).

text: Phil Vischer voices Percy Pea. Leslie Benodin (1996–1999) and Mike Nawrocki voice Li'l Pea (1999–present).

text: Grandma Gourd[edit]

text: Grandma Gourd (introduced 2004) is a yellow gourd who has appeared in several episodes as a minor / background character. Grandma Gourd first appeared in Sumo of the Opera as a woman beating the Italian Scallion (Larry the Cucumber) over the head with her cane and had several other non-speaking roles in subsequent episodes. Her roles became slightly larger starting in 2010 with a minor speaking part in Pistachio - The Little Boy That Woodn't as a bookseller, as Mrs. Josephson in It's a Meaningful Life, as Miss Lewis in Robin Good and The Not-So-Merry Men and as Old Mother Hubbard (Goldilocks (Laura Carrot)'s mother) in "The Good Egg of Gooseville" portion of the Little House That Stood.

text: Grandma Gourd is voiced by Keri Pisapia.

text: Tom Grape[edit]

text: Tom Grape (introduced 1994) is Pa Grape's son. Tom made his first appearance in God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?! along with the rest of his family. His only other appearances have been in Dave and the Giant Pickle and Josh and the Big Wall, both times alongside his father, Pa Grape. His sister, Rosie, and mother, Ma Grape, have not made an appearance since their debut episode.

text: Tom Grape is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: Charlie Pincher[edit]

text: Charlie Pincher (introduced 2002) is an old scallion who first appeared in The Star of Christmas and is frequently cast as a hermit or oddball character. He has appeared in such videos as The Ballad of Little Joe, Lord of the Beans, Moe and the Big Exit, and Abe and the Amazing Promise.

text: Charlie Pincher is voiced by Tim Hodge.

text: The Peach[edit]

text: The Peach (introduced 1995) first appears in the Silly Song Where is My Hairbrush? and is only ever referred to by the rest of the cast as "the peach". He later appeared in the Oh, Santa! Silly Song in which he played an IRS agent. The running joke about The Peach is that he, unlike most of the other characters, has hair. He was thus the obvious choice to play Samson in Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Samson's Hairbrush, however he is seen only in still pictures throughout the episode. His most recent appearance in a speaking role was as a mall employee in Merry Larry and the True Light of Christmas.

text: The Peach is voiced by Mike Nawrocki.

text: Don Gourdon[edit]

text: Don Gourdon (introduced 2005) is one of the schoolyard bullies who is around Junior Asparagus' age. He first appeared in Bully Trouble and later appeared in LarryBoy and the Bad Apple and The Wonderful Wizard of Ha's.

text: Don Gourdon is voiced by Brian K. Roberts.

text: Apollo Gourd[edit]

text: Apollo Gourd (introduced in 2001) is a massive yellow gourd who first appears in a non-speaking part in the Silly Song Larry's High Silk Hat in Lyle the Kindly Viking wearing a "Gourd's Gym" tank top shirt (a parody of the then-popular "God's Gym" shirts which in turn were a parody of Gold's Gym). His next appearances were as King Twistomer of Ninevah in Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie, as himself in Sumo of the Opera, and as Big Jim in Huckleberry Larry's Big River Rescue.

text: Apollo Gourd is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: Goliath[edit]

text: Goliath (introduced 1996) is a gigantic pickle who is much larger than any other vegetable in the show. He first appeared as the "Goliath" figure alongside the French Peas in Dave and the Giant Pickle looking for an Israelite to fight. He also appeared in Madame Blueberry, on a background poster in which he is fighting the Fib from Larry-Boy and the Fib From Outer Space in a wrestling match, and in Josh and the Big Wall as the dad of a giant-pickle family that scared the Israelites out of the Promised Land.

text: Goliath is voiced by Phil Vischer.

text: Ellen[edit]

text: Ellen (introduced 2008), debuted in The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie, as Mr Lunt (Buccaneer Sedgewick)'s girlfriend. She has also been seen as Linda in It's a Meaningful Life and as Mama Bear in "The Good Egg of Gooseville" story of "The Little House That Stood".

text: Ellen is voiced by Keri Pisapia.

text: Art Bigotti[edit]

text: Asparagus by nature, Art Bigotti (introduced 1997) is a bowling champion. Although he has yet to have an individual speaking part and has only appeared in one video, as part of the Silly Song High Silk Hat, Art Bigotti has been mentioned in several episodes including when Junior Asparagus unintentionally breaks his dad's rare "Art Bigotti limited edition collector's plate" in Larry-Boy and the Fib from Outer Space!.

text: Libby Asparagus[edit]

text: Libby Asparagus (introduced 2012) is Junior Asparagus' little sister and debuted as a character in the opening story, "Lenny and the Lost Birthday", in Robin Good and His Not-So-Merry Men. She is also seen as Ermengarde in The Penniless Princess and as Little Bo Peep in "The Good Egg of Gooseville" story of The Little House That Stood.

text: Libby Asparagus is voiced by Megan Murphy.

text: Sara Crewe[edit]

text: Sara Crewe (introduced 2012) is a rhubarb who played the title character, and daughter of Larry the Cucumber, in The Penniless Princess. She was also in Merry Larry and the True Light of Christmas as Christina.

text: Sara Crewe is voiced by Anna Grace Stewart.

text: Notes[edit]

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Jump up ^ From Veggie to Jelly: A Interview with Phil Vischer - Idol Chatter, Interview, March 30, 2009
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VeggieTales

Created by Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki
Big Idea Entertainment, LLC.

Feature films

Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie (2002)
The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie (2008)

Episodes

Where's God When I'm S-Scared? (1993)
God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?! (1994)
Are You My Neighbor? (1995)
Rack, Shack & Benny (1995)
Dave and the Giant Pickle (1996)
Josh and the Big Wall! (1997)
Madame Blueberry (1998)
King George and the Ducky (2000)
Esther... The Girl Who Became Queen (2000)
Lyle the Kindly Viking (2001)
The Ballad of Little Joe (2003)
An Easter Carol (2004)
A Snoodle's Tale (2004)
Sumo of the Opera (2004)
Duke and the Great Pie War (2005)
Lord of the Beans (2005)
Sheerluck Holmes and the Golden Ruler (2006)
Gideon: Tuba Warrior (2006)
Moe and the Big Exit (2007)
The Wonderful Wizard of Ha's (2007)
Tomato Sawyer and Huckleberry Larry's Big River Rescue (2008)
Abe and the Amazing Promise (2009)
Pistachio – The Little Boy That Woodn't (2010)
Sweetpea Beauty: A Girl After God's Own Heart (2010)
It's a Meaningful Life (2010)
Twas The Night Before Easter (2011)
Princess and the Popstar (2011)
Robin Good and His Not-So-Merry Men (2012)
The Penniless Princess (2012)
The Little House That Stood (2013)
MacLarry and the Stinky Cheese Battle (2013)
Veggies in Space: The Fennel Frontier (2014)
Celery Night Fever (2014)
Beauty and the Beet (2014)
Noah's Ark (2015)

Christmas

The Toy That Saved Christmas (1996)
The Star of Christmas (2002)
Saint Nicholas: A Story of Joyful Giving (2009)
The Little Drummer Boy (2011)
Merry Larry and the True Light of Christmas (2013)

Larryboy

Larry-Boy! And the Fib from Outer Space! (1997)
Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed (1999)
LarryBoy and the Bad Apple (2006)
The League of Incredible Vegetables (2012)

Silly Songs with Larry

Very Silly Songs! (1997)
The End of Silliness? (1998)
The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown (2001)

Minnesota Cuke

Minnesota Cuke and the Coconut Apes (2003)
Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Samson's Hairbrush (2005)
Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah's Umbrella (2009)

Other

Jonah Sing-Along Songs and More! (2002)
The Wonderful World of Auto-Tainment! (2003)
Bob and Larry's How to Draw! (2004)
Video games

Spin-offs

Larryboy: The Cartoon Adventures (2002–03)
VeggieTales in the House (2014–16)
VeggieTales in the City (2017–present)

Lists

Compilation videos
Characters
Musical albums

Crew

Phil Vischer
Mike Nawrocki
Tim Hodge
Kurt Heinecke
Ron Smith
Alan Lee
Cam Clarke
Yuri Lowenthal
Rob Paulsen
Tress MacNeille

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