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Courtney Vincent's chances of being elected president of the student council diminish when her diary goes missing from her locker.
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21: Wish You Were Here!
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67 |
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285 |
Jimmy and Donna are determined to ensure that George Barclay takes a day off due to his exhausting schedule.
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22: The Changing Times
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35 |
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286 |
Philip Glossman returns to investigate toxic chemicals on Tom Riley's farm, while Tom Riley and Bart Rathbone compete for the mayoral position after the resignation of Odyssey's mayor.
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22: The Changing Times
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46 |
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287 |
Philip Glossman comes to town to conduct tests on Tom Riley's farm, while Mayor Bill Jenkins resigns, prompting Tom and Bart Rathbone to compete for the mayoral position.
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22: The Changing Times
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48 |
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288 |
Kids' Radio follows a talking toy chicken that enslaves its owner with bizarre demands.
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21: Wish You Were Here!
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65 |
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289 |
Donna Barclay is frustrated to be used as a source for sermon illustrations, while her brother, Jimmy, contemplates a potential calling to the ministry.
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22: The Changing Times
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48 |
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290 |
Jason Whittaker is diverted from his move to Odyssey when he is called to Europe to locate a missing friend kidnapped by the terrorist group Red Scorpion.
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22: The Changing Times
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114 |
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Jason Whittaker is diverted from his move to Odyssey when he is called to Europe to locate a missing friend kidnapped by the terrorist organization Red Scorpion.
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22: The Changing Times
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88 |
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292 |
The O. T. Action News team reports on the standoff at the walls of Jericho involving Joshua and Rahab.
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22: The Changing Times
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23 |
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293 |
Jack Allen and Jason Whittaker discover a mysterious codebook in Whit's workroom, which reveals the existence of a secret gang known as the Israelites.
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22: The Changing Times
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51 |
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294 |
On Christmas Eve, Jimmy hosts a live Kids' radio presentation of the birth of Jesus, which unexpectedly features a real birth.
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22: The Changing Times
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44 |
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295 |
Jason programs the Room of Consequence to allow Erica Clark to live in her favorite soap opera, Medical Center of Love.
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22: The Changing Times
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40 |
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296 |
Erica Clark loses her friend Kim Peterson at a birthday party, while Jack Allen confronts Jason Whittaker about bringing video games into Whit's End.
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22: The Changing Times
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49 |
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297 |
John Whittaker and Jack Allen explore a secret cave and battle pirates in their search for Blackbeard's buried treasure.
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22: The Changing Times
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50 |
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298 |
Bernard Walton and the gang at Whit's End produce a new television variety show.
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23: Twists and Turns
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11 |
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299 |
Lucy Cunningham-Schultz attempts to write a news article exploring the reasons behind Zachary Sellers' use of a wheelchair.
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23: Twists and Turns
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38 |
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300 |
Donna Barclay feels pressured by the expectations of being a perfect pastor's child, leading her to rebel in ways that become excessive.
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23: Twists and Turns
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54 |
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301 |
Sam Johnson seeks to rekindle his friendship with Butch Evans, despite Butch's affiliation with the Bones of Rath.
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23: Twists and Turns
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53 |
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302 |
Kids' Radio organizes a share-a-thon to raise funds for a local homeless shelter.
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23: Twists and Turns
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47 |
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303 |
Danny Schmidt defies his parents' wishes by watching a video that contradicts their Christian beliefs.
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23: Twists and Turns
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50 |
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304 |
Rodney Rathbone and Sam encounter the biblical figures Peter and Barnabas, as well as a violent man named Saul, in the Imagination Station.
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23: Twists and Turns
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33 |
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Rodney Rathbone and Sam encounter the biblical figures Peter and Barnabas, as well as a violent man named Saul, in the Imagination Station.
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23: Twists and Turns
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31 |
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306 |
Rodney breaks his leg after falling through a skylight at Whit's End, leading the Rathbones to take Jason Whittaker to court.
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23: Twists and Turns
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55 |
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307 |
Charles Edward Thompson struggles with writing poetry in middle school but is determined to handle it on his own without seeking help.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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33 |
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308 |
Lawrence Hodges fights with his doctor about getting braces, while his mother confronts the school board regarding a new curriculum.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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40 |
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309 |
Two armed men rob Holstein's Books and take a blind girl named Jenny Roberts as a hostage, sparking a mystery.
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23: Twists and Turns
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57 |
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Two armed men rob Holstein's Books and take a blind girl named Jenny Roberts as a hostage, sparking a mystery.
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23: Twists and Turns
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51 |
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Two armed men rob Holstein's Books and take a blind girl named Jenny Roberts as a hostage, sparking a mystery.
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23: Twists and Turns
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51 |
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312 |
Jack Allen and Erica Clark develop community-enhancing ideas but receive no recognition for their contributions.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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34 |
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313 |
Courtney Vincent engages in a fierce rivalry with her cousin Hannah, while radio shock jock Cryin' Bryan Dern competes against another radio station.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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79 |
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314 |
A stranger shares the story of the Ross family, highlighting their brave escape from slavery in search of freedom.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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46 |
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A stranger shares the story of the Ross family, highlighting their brave escape from slavery in search of freedom.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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45 |
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A stranger recounts the story of the Ross family, highlighting their brave escape from slavery in search of freedom.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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35 |
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317 |
B-TV recounts Bible stories that illustrate envy, featuring key narratives such as Cain and Abel, David and Bathsheba, and Ahab and Jezebel.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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33 |
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318 |
Jason Whittaker's Imagination Station program appears to help individuals with disabilities, while Connie's elderly grandmother arrives in Odyssey and experiences a decline in health.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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34 |
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319 |
Jason Whittaker's Imagination Station program appears to help people with disabilities, while Connie's elderly grandmother arrives in Odyssey and experiences a decline in health.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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35 |
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320 |
Connie's grandmother's death prompts her family to reflect on the significance of death from a Christian perspective, while Connie's father considers its meaning for non-Christians.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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40 |
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321 |
Kids' Radio creates parodies of three popular TV shows, renaming them “Star Trip,” “Rescue 119,” and “Laffie the Wonder Dog,” to teach children about Bible memorization.
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26: Back on the Air
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81 |
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322 |
Eugene's relationship with Katrina shifts unexpectedly after he meets her father, Armitage Shanks.
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24: Risks and Rewards
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38 |
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323 |
Connie faces financial challenges after receiving her first credit card, while Bernard Walton hires a new assistant.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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56 |
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324 |
The gang at Whit's End investigates a vandalism outbreak in Odyssey to identify the culprit.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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50 |
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325 |
A mysterious "clean-up" crew appears to address the vandalism in Odyssey, leading Connie to suspect who might be behind these acts of goodness.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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48 |
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326 |
Butch spies on the Bones of Rath to assist the Israelites, but his loyalty is eventually called into question.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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44 |
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327 |
Jason and Jack argue over the crisis at Odyssey, resulting in Jack resigning from Whit's End. Meanwhile, Philip Glossman and Professor Bovril arrive to investigate the tunnel beneath the establishment.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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63 |
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328 |
Tom Riley faces a scandal after being accused of unethical campaign practices.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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55 |
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329 |
Dr. Blackgaard returns to Odyssey to contest Tom Riley for the mayoral position.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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70 |
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330 |
Feeling helpless about the events in Odyssey, Eugene develops a search program for the Imagination Station to replay significant moments from his life.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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122 |
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331 |
The Israelites clean up the Bones of Rath hideout, while Lucy Cunningham-Schultz is kidnapped by Jellyfish for information, and Glossman successfully shuts down Whit's End.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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70 |
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332 |
Rodney Rathbone informs Richard Maxwell about a laptop that could hold crucial information regarding Blackgaard's plans for Odyssey.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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67 |
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333 |
Bernard undertakes a covert mission to extract information from Jellyfish's laptop, while Jason Whittaker is arrested by the police.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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76 |
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334 |
The battle between Blackgaard and the gang at Whit's End reaches a dramatic conclusion.
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25: Darkness Before Dawn
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116 |
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335 |
Katrina Shanks and Tasha Forbes return to town, sparking romantic complications with Eugene, Jason, and Connie.
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26: Back on the Air
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68 |
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336 |
Katrina Shanks and Tasha Forbes return to town, sparking romantic complications with Eugene, Jason, and Connie.
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26: Back on the Air
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48 |
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337 |
Erica Clark prepares to look her best for school pictures, while Sam Johnson is anxious about the upcoming Academic Olympics.
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26: Back on the Air
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34 |
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338 |
Sam Johnson takes a job and works extremely hard to earn money for new hockey equipment, while Butch turns to gambling to raise funds.
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26: Back on the Air
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41 |
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339 |
Zachary Sellars and Eugene encounter challenges as they navigate their new faith as Christians.
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26: Back on the Air
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40 |
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340 |
The Barclays face a tough decision when a small New England church invites George to become their pastor.
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26: Back on the Air
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52 |
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The Barclays face a tough decision when a small New England church invites George to become their pastor.
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26: Back on the Air
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43 |
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342 |
Edwin Blackgaard returns to Odyssey to take control of the Electric Palace and reopen the Harlequin Theatre.
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26: Back on the Air
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45 |
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343 |
Charles Edward Thompson's efforts to be a Good Samaritan are tested by his encounter with an irritating boy named Glenn.
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26: Back on the Air
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34 |
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344 |
Zachary Sellars struggles to cope with his mother's new dating life.
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27: The Search for Whit
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35 |
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345 |
Bernard Walton, Eugene, and the B-TV crew discuss compassion, aided by insights from Marty the shoemaker.
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27: The Search for Whit
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37 |
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346 |
Young Antonius embarks on a sea journey with his father and the apostle Paul, who is a prisoner.
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26: Back on the Air
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The apostle Paul arrives in Rome to meet with the emperor.
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26: Back on the Air
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Sam Johnson, Connie, and her mother, June Kendall, share their experiences of succumbing to peer pressure.
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27: The Search for Whit
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Brenda Perry is anxious about her pen pal Thor Douglas's visit, fearing she won't meet the exaggerated expectations she's created in her letters.
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27: The Search for Whit
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41 |
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350 |
Kids' Radio features a Twilife Zone sketch about Kathy and Jeremy, two kids known for their tendency to waste time.
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27: The Search for Whit
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44 |
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351 |
Connie explores various job options while contemplating her career path.
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27: The Search for Whit
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36 |
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An old postcard prompts Jason Whittaker to recall the final weekend he shared with his older brother, Jerry.
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27: The Search for Whit
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53 |
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Jason Whittaker and Tasha Forbes reveal that they are getting married the next day.
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27: The Search for Whit
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Eugene and Bernard serve on the same jury tasked with determining the fate of a young boy accused of burglary.
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27: The Search for Whit
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355 |
Jason and Eugene receive a mysterious message from Whit in the Middle East, prompting them to embark on an investigation that could alter Christian history.
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27: The Search for Whit
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Jason and Eugene receive a mysterious message from Whit in the Middle East, prompting them to embark on an investigation that could alter Christian history.
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27: The Search for Whit
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Jason and Eugene receive a mysterious message from Whit in the Middle East, prompting them to embark on an investigation that could alter Christian history.
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27: The Search for Whit
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54 |
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Connie takes on the role of coach for the Odyssey Coyotes baseball team and devises a strategy to enhance Sam Johnson's confidence.
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28: Welcome Home!
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39 |
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359 |
Edwin Blackgaard borrows money from Bart Rathbone to pay his taxes.
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28: Welcome Home!
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38 |
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360 |
Connie narrates the romantic tale of Ruth, who sacrifices everything to remain devoted to her family.
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28: Welcome Home!
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Connie shares the story of Ruth with Courtney Vincent and Jenny Roberts, highlighting her faithfulness to God and her significance as the great-grandmother of King David.
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28: Welcome Home!
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28 |
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While stopping in Chicago on his way home from the Middle East, Eugene discovers that Katrina Shanks might be marrying someone else.
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28: Welcome Home!
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52 |
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While stopping in Chicago on his way home from the Middle East, Eugene discovers that Katrina Shanks might be marrying someone else.
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28: Welcome Home!
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41 |
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Whit returns to Odyssey, but Connie is unable to meet him.
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28: Welcome Home!
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53 |
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Jack Allen reveals a shocking incident from his past to Eugene, prompting Whit to become angry and declare that he never wants to see Jack again.
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28: Welcome Home!
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Eugene contemplates joining a monastery as a way to cope with the grief of losing Katrina.
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28: Welcome Home!
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47 |
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Whit faces a decision about returning to the mission field, prompting Connie to demonstrate that he is needed in Odyssey.
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28: Welcome Home!
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48 |
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368 |
The Rathbones discover a scandal when they see Tom Riley meeting a mysterious woman at Hillingdale Haven.
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28: Welcome Home!
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56 |
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Lucy Cunningham-Schultz and the Kids' Radio team explore Whit's End and the return of John Avery Whittaker.
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28: Welcome Home!
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49 |
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370 |
Whit develops a program in the Imagination Station that showcases various cultural celebrations of Christmas.
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00: Unreleased Episodes
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Whit develops a program in the Imagination Station that showcases various cultural celebrations of Christmas.
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00: Unreleased Episodes
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In Odyssey, a wedding is taking place, but it's unclear whether the couple is John Whittaker and Margaret Faye, Eugene Meltsner and Katrina Shanks, or Jack Allen and Joanne Woodston.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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In Odyssey, a wedding is taking place, but it's unclear whether the couple is John Whittaker and Margaret Faye, Eugene Meltsner and Katrina Shanks, or Jack Allen and Joanne Woodston.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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In Odyssey, a wedding is taking place, but it's unclear whether the couple is John Whittaker and Margaret Faye, Eugene Meltsner and Katrina Shanks, or Jack Allen and Joanne Woodston.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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Cody Carper, a pushover, struggles with the bossy Jared DeWhite. Whit devises a plan to help them collaborate effectively.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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The kids in Odyssey feel overwhelmed by their home responsibilities and decide to hold their first annual chores strike.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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The Mulligan family welcomes their relative Nick, a teenager with a challenging attitude, into their home.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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Jack and Joanne Allen open J & J Antiques and quickly become embroiled in a mystery involving a millionaire and a long-lost painting.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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Connie learns that famous writer Mark Herring will visit Whit's End and resolves to ensure everyone behaves appropriately.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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Connie volunteers for Margaret Faye's mayoral campaign in Odyssey but learns troubling news about Whit.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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Connie volunteers for Margaret Faye's mayoral campaign in Odyssey but learns troubling news about Whit.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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The Mulligans experience a series of minor adventures while attempting to establish their new zoo.
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29: Signed, Sealed and Committed
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B-TV features Thanksgiving-themed stories about 10 lepers, King David, and Harlow the stonecutter.
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31: Days to Remember
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