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Dr. Regis Blackgaard tries to steal the "Applesauce" program from Whit, while Richard Maxwell devises a plan to take revenge on his employer.
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05: Daring Deeds, Sinister Schemes
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47 |
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85 |
Robyn Jacobs and Esther Langford, a home-schooled girl, switch places for a day. This experience allows them to gain new perspectives on each other's lives.
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00: Unreleased Episodes
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97 |
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86 |
Isaac Morton admires Jack Davis and wishes to emulate him, but during a school assignment, it's evident that Jack is uninterested in partnering with Isaac.
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07: On Thin Ice
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43 |
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87 |
Robyn Jacobs and Jack Davis use the Imagination Station to explore the story of King Ahab, Queen Jezebel, Elijah, and the drought.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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42 |
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88 |
Robyn Jacobs and Jack Davis are accidentally transported to Elijah's time, where they embark on an exciting adventure with him in the Old Testament.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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29 |
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89 |
Connie, Donna Barclay, and Oscar Peterson experience a scenario where everyone is treated fairly.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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38 |
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90 |
Robyn, desperate after losing her bike, fabricates a story about the thieves.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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39 |
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91 |
Jimmy Barclay aspires to work with Dan Isidro, a missionary in Nicaragua.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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49 |
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92 |
Whit shares the story of brothers Horace and Grover McAlister to demonstrate that revenge is far less productive than hard work.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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52 |
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93 |
Whit reminisces about his experiences as a signalman in the Navy during World War II.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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48 |
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94 |
Whit shares with Connie the story of his injury during a battle in World War II.
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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37 |
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95 |
Donna grapples with her lingering bitterness over Karen's death a year later, while Jimmy and Oscar Peterson stage a Shakespeare play.
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07: On Thin Ice
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39 |
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96 |
Jenny Whittaker-Dowd, Whit's granddaughter, receives a special violin solo, leading to tension among the other children.
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07: On Thin Ice
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40 |
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97 |
Monty Whittaker-Dowd, frustrated by his mother's constant insults towards his father, seeks a way to escape his family issues.
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07: On Thin Ice
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37 |
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98 |
The Barclay family discovers another family in their shed and feels uneasy about their presence. After the family departs, the Barclays regret their decision and set out to find them.
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07: On Thin Ice
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31 |
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99 |
The Barclays go skiing, where Donna develops a crush on her instructor, while George confronts the reality of his daughter growing up.
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07: On Thin Ice
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52 |
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100 |
Monty, feeling overshadowed by his gifted sister Jenny, goes on an ice fishing trip to Summit Lake with Whit, Tom Riley, and Eugene to find some respite.
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07: On Thin Ice
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42 |
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101 |
Connie directs a play called 'The Sower and the Seeds,' but faces challenges as her cast begins to abandon her, forcing her to find solutions.
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07: On Thin Ice
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39 |
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102 |
Robyn and Connie discover a hidden attic at Whit's End, uncovering a forgotten mystery linked to an old pipe organ, a greedy professor, and "the greatest treasure."
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06: Mission: Accomplished
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56 |
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103 |
Curt Stevens and Oscar Peterson join The Odyssey Owl to avoid gym class, but their inexperience leads to complications.
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07: On Thin Ice
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42 |
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104 |
Jimmy travels back to the 1800s using the Imagination Station and meets Abraham Lincoln in Washington, D.C., but the situation quickly changes unexpectedly.
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07: On Thin Ice
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45 |
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105 |
Jimmy travels back to the 1800s using the Imagination Station and meets Abraham Lincoln in Washington, D.C., but the situation quickly changes unexpectedly.
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07: On Thin Ice
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34 |
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106 |
Curt Stevens campaigns for student council with dishonest speeches, while Phil Phillips seeks to profit from Odyssey businesses, including Whit's End.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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42 |
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107 |
Robyn is determined to show that a chain letter won't bring her bad luck, but she appears to be facing a mysterious magical force opposing her.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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45 |
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108 |
Isaac Morton feels pressured to join the "Bones of Rath" to fit in and aims to prove his courage to himself.
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07: On Thin Ice
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39 |
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109 |
Jimmy and Donna Barclay provide their parents with conflicting accounts of how the TV caught fire.
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09: Just in Time
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54 |
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110 |
Connie believes that maintaining a positive attitude will help her overcome any challenges she faces.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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46 |
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111 |
Connie experiences her first love with Jeff Lewis, who is revealed to be a non-Christian.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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63 |
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112 |
Ben and Esther Langford believe that Whit is getting married.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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44 |
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113 |
Money goes missing from the cash register at Whit's End, prompting Connie and Eugene to investigate and uncover the thief.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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61 |
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114 |
Whit and Tom reopen the Kids' Radio studio by sharing the Good Samaritan story.
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09: Just in Time
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46 |
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115 |
Tom Riley forgives Rodney Rathbone for attempting to steal his apples, but when Rodney has the opportunity to show mercy to someone else, he chooses not to.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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57 |
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116 |
Isaac Morton attempts to follow the principle of 'do unto others,' but his efforts result in unintended negative consequences.
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00: The Lost Episodes
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35 |
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117 |
On Valentine's Day, Jimmy Barclay receives a note from Jessie Morales, who admires him, but he is not interested and wants to distance himself from her.
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00: The Lost Episodes
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57 |
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118 |
Traci Needlemeyer's model train car goes missing, and Curt Stevens accuses Michelle Terry, known for her tendency to take things that aren't hers.
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09: Just in Time
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44 |
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119 |
Robyn Jacobs, known for being fashionably late, experiences a scenario where her lateness becomes widespread, giving her a glimpse of the consequences.
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09: Just in Time
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44 |
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120 |
Curt Stevens plays several pranks at Whit's End but goes too far with one, leading him to suspect retaliation.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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60 |
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121 |
Residents of Odyssey search for Rodney Rathbone after his sudden disappearance.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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50 |
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122 |
Jimmy Barclay starts playing a role-playing game with his cousin and becomes immersed in the unusual experiences that come with it.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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151 |
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123 |
Jimmy Barclay and his cousin Len battle evil forces in a world of fantasy and magic, leaving Jimmy to question the reality of his situation.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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113 |
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124 |
Bart Rathbone convinces Traci Needlemeyer that achieving victory is the most important goal, regardless of the consequences.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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42 |
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125 |
Robyn Jacobs attempts to care for a cat named Boswell, but their plans go awry when the cat escapes, leading to a series of adventures.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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47 |
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126 |
Donna Barclay wakes up to find that her wish for her brother to never have been born has come true.
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09: Just in Time
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51 |
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127 |
Curt Stevens and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz discover the meaning of "selpurcs" while playing a game created by Whit.
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09: Just in Time
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52 |
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128 |
Tom Riley investigates the cause of illness among people who have eaten his apples.
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07: On Thin Ice
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51 |
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129 |
Lucy and Connie visit Sloughburgh and experience discrimination firsthand.
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09: Just in Time
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46 |
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130 |
Bernard shares the thrilling life story of Joseph and his 11 brothers with Artie Powell, who comes from a large family.
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09: Just in Time
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27 |
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131 |
Bernard shares the thrilling life story of Joseph and his 11 brothers with Artie Powell, who comes from a large family.
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09: Just in Time
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26 |
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132 |
While George and Mary Barclay are sick in bed on Thanksgiving, their children, Jimmy and Donna, take the initiative to prepare dinner themselves.
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07: On Thin Ice
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41 |
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133 |
Lucy Cunningham-Schultz discovers that her cousin Albert Schultz has been hiding his inability to read. She encourages him to seek the help he needs.
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09: Just in Time
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48 |
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134 |
Pamela seeks advice from Connie about what to do when she becomes pregnant.
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00: The Lost Episodes
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82 |
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135 |
Connie and Eugene enter the Imagination Station and witness the birth of Jesus Christ.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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51 |
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136 |
Connie and Eugene enter the Imagination Station and witness the birth of Jesus Christ.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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32 |
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137 |
Connie and Eugene enter the Imagination Station and witness the birth of Jesus Christ.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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32 |
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138 |
The paragraph discusses the creation and production of "Adventures in Odyssey," highlighting key aspects of its development and the team involved in bringing the series to life.
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08: Beyond Expectations
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52 |
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139 |
Melanie Jacobs seeks revenge on her sister Robyn for invading her privacy by snooping in her diary.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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44 |
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140 |
Donna Barclay senses her parents are on the verge of divorce and devises a plan to keep them together.
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09: Just in Time
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54 |
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141 |
Kids' Radio creates a series of shows that adapt parables focused on the theme of living a good life.
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09: Just in Time
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52 |
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142 |
Eugene is blamed for the apparent death of a former nemesis in a train accident, but Whit assists in solving the mystery to exonerate him.
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00: The Lost Episodes
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73 |
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143 |
Lucy Cunningham-Schultz embarks on an investigative journalism article about Calvin Bloom Company's shampoo, but soon finds herself in a challenging situation.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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49 |
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144 |
Grim follows Jimmy Barclay closely, prompting Nagle to offer assistance. Jimmy ultimately realizes that his future is determined by God, not by the Imagination Station.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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91 |
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145 |
After reading a book, Melanie Jacobs becomes convinced she knows the exact date of Christ's return.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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51 |
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146 |
Connie is distressed about her aunt's visit, who played a role in her father's marriage. Whit encourages her to trust God with her problems.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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41 |
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147 |
George Barclay receives a job offer in Washington, D.C., prompting his family to assist him in discerning God's will regarding the decision.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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29 |
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148 |
Whit assists Isaac Morton in overcoming his procrastination by using an engaging method to help him refocus on his delayed projects.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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40 |
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149 |
Curt Stevens and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz travel back in the Imagination Station to witness the early events of the War of 1812.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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34 |
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150 |
Curt Stevens orders a teacher's edition of his textbook to access all the answers, but complications arise when his father discovers this and reacts negatively.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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37 |
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151 |
The kids of Odyssey clean the Little Theater at Whit's End, while Connie attempts to persuade her Great Uncle Joe to come back to church.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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41 |
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152 |
The Barclays choose to follow their pastor's advice and give up watching television, but they find it much harder than anticipated.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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44 |
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153 |
Curt wins a contest that grants him the title of the city's most powerful official for 24 hours.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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42 |
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154 |
Jimmy Barclay navigates adolescence as he deals with his changing voice and experiences his first crush.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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65 |
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155 |
While in Chicago, Whit and Connie become entangled in a perilous mystery involving a portable computer and the Department of Defense, encountering some unfriendly familiar faces.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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70 |
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156 |
While in Chicago, Whit and Connie become entangled in a perilous mystery involving a portable computer and the Department of Defense, encountering some unfriendly familiar faces.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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62 |
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157 |
Eugene finds a tombstone bearing his father's name and seeks to uncover whether he has any living relatives.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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50 |
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158 |
A movie crew arrives in Odyssey to film a movie about Whit's End, but the Odyssey gang discovers that Hollywood prioritizes entertainment over accuracy.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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58 |
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159 |
Richard Maxwell returns to Odyssey seeking forgiveness from the townsfolk, but faces difficulty as some are unwilling to forgive his past actions.
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10: Other Times, Other Places
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71 |
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160 |
Bart Rathbone attempts various shortcuts to quickly launch his new business, The Electric Palace.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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52 |
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161 |
Isaac Morton rides in The Imagination Station, where he learns about the friendship between David and Jonathan, discovering what it means to be a true friend.
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00: The Lost Episodes
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33 |
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162 |
Connie works to maintain Jessie and Donna's interest in a project while preventing them from arguing.
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14: Meanwhile, in Another Part of Town
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43 |
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163 |
The girls envy Monica Winters, wishing to be like her, but Melanie and Traci discover that her life isn't as perfect as it seems.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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51 |
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164 |
Bart Rathbone encourages Odyssey to celebrate the 1960s, while Whit has reservations about joining the celebration.
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14: Meanwhile, in Another Part of Town
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56 |
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165 |
Bernard Walton shares the story of Esther with Melanie and Robyn Jacobs.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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33 |
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166 |
Bernard shares Esther's story with Melanie and Robyn Jacobs.
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11: It’s Another Fine Day...
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21 |
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167 |
Dr. James Dobson visits Odyssey, discussing an upcoming video series with Whit and offering advice to Melanie Jacobs.
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13: It All Started When...
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40 |
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168 |
Lucy Cunningham-Schultz, Connie, and Eugene believe Whit's life is at risk after a medicine man curses him.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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57 |
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169 |
A stranger takes Eugene and Connie hostage during a robbery at Whit's End.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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72 |
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170 |
Robyn Jacobs' grades are slipping due to a lack of studying, so she seeks effective study methods to improve her marks.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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36 |
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171 |
Whit and Eugene travel to Mexico to assist Dan Isidro but unexpectedly embark on an adventure to locate the Cross of Cortes.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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49 |
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172 |
Eugene, Whit, and Dan Isidro embark on a quest to find the elusive 'Cross of Cortes'.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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46 |
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173 |
Whit and the gang creatively retell Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol on Kids' Radio, adding their own unique twist to the classic story.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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31 |
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174 |
The Myers family arrives in Odyssey, hiding the fact that Ernie Myers, the father and husband, is in jail.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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40 |
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175 |
Connie's uncle, Joe Finneman, recalls the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor and a hero who attempted to prevent it.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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72 |
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Connie and Eugene embark on a Christmas trip in the Imagination Station to meet King Herod, the three wise men, and the baby Jesus.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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35 |
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177 |
Eugene Meltsner and Connie Kendall become separated in the Imagination Station while trying to complete their adventure after the birth of Jesus.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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31 |
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178 |
Eugene moves in with an unexpected roommate, window washer Bernard Walton.
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12: At Home and Abroad
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61 |
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179 |
Robyn Jacobs and her father, Dale, experience a conflict regarding their differing opinions on the music of the band Bones of Rath.
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13: It All Started When...
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56 |
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180 |
Isaac Morton embarks on a quest to maintain his purity by distancing himself from worldly influences.
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13: It All Started When...
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33 |
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181 |
Curt Stevens and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz are rivals in the student body president election, but Curt resorts to unethical tactics in his campaign.
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13: It All Started When...
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38 |
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182 |
Isaac Morton discovers a bag of money and wishes to keep it, while Judge Eugene Meltsner is responsible for deciding its fate.
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13: It All Started When...
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Connie reads three stories by Whit that focus on moderation, featuring a talking toaster, two farmers, and a young prince.
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13: It All Started When...
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