Whit's Visitor
Whit takes a leisurely
stroll along Odyssey's sidewalks and chats with the listeners of
the show. |
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Welcome to
Whit's End
Chris, host of
Adventures in Odyssey, takes a leisurely stroll along
Odyssey's sidewalks and chats with the listeners of the show. |
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Whit's Flop
Davey Holcomb struggles
with feeling like he messes everything up. |
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The Inspiration Station
When he messes up Whit's greatest
invention, Matthew Parker begins to wonder if his interest in
tinkering isn't worth it. |
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Lights Out at
Whit's End
During a power outage
at Whit's End, the Odyssey gang finds ways to entertain
themselves. |
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A Thankstaking
Story
After a power failure at
Whit's End, the folks at Whit's End entertain each other with a
story. |
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Recollections
Whit's wife, Jenny,
collapses at a city council meeting while trying to save the
land and building that would eventually become Whit's End. |
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The Ties That Bind
Whit collapses at an
Odyssey Business Association Meeting where he is fighting to
stay out of the "Let's Get Together Festival." |
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The Day
Independence Came
Irwin Spring falls off
a chair, hits his head, and finds himself on an exciting,
historical adventure. |
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Someone to
Watch Over Me
Jimmy Barclay falls out
of the Wonderworld tree house, bonks his head, and experiences
an adventure he'll never forget. |
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Return to the
Bible Room
Whit tells Jack and
Lucy the biblical account of Jonah. |
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The Final Call
Whit tells the
biblical account of Jonah via Kids Radio. |
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Camp What-a-Nut
Whit and Donny McCoy
encounter a bear at Camp What-a-Nut. |
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Flash Flood
Whit, Eugene, Bernard,
and Tom encounter a bear on their camping trip. |
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A Single Vote
Chris, host of
Adventures in Odyssey, talks to a talking statue of Abraham
Lincoln. |
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A Capsule Comes
to Town
Whit and Mandy converse
with a talking painting of Abraham Lincoln in the Gallery. |
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Connie
Connie goes through a
time of soul searching and reflects back to scenes in her life
since moving to Odyssey. Ultimately, she decides to become a
Christian. |
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The Time Has
Come
Eugene goes through a
time of soul searching and reflects back to events in his life
since moving to Odyssey—leading him to become a Christian. |
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And When You
Pray...
Jimmy Barclay prays
that God will give him a bike and receives one as a gift shortly
afterwards. |
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The Nudge
Grady McKay prays that
God will give him a bike and receives one as a gift shortly
afterwards. |
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The Imagination
Station
Digger Digwillow experiences the
story of Jesus' death and resurrection via Whit's new invention,
the Imagination Station. |
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The Imagination
Station, Revisited
Kelly experiences the
story of Jesus' death and resurrection via Whit's brand-new
version of his famous invention, the Imagination Station.
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The Nemesis
When customers stop
coming to Whit's End, Whit and Eugene visit Blackgaard's
Castle—a kids' hangout with food and arcade games—to see what's
keeping them away from their shop. |
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The W.E.
When customers stop
frequenting Whit's End because they're hanging out at the
Novacom Kids Center, Whit and Nick visit to see what the
attraction is. |
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Elijah
Jack and Schultz go on
an Imagination Station adventure after Whit tells them
specifically not to because he is making improvements. |
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Hide and Seek
Kevin takes a ride in
the Imagination Station in spite of Whit's orders not to use the
invention. |
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That's Not
Fair!
Connie, Donna, and
Oscar share stories at Whit's End about how life isn't fair.
They meet up later to share what happens in their lives after
their initial discussion. |
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With a Little
Help from My Friends
Connie, June, and
Sam share stories at Whit's End about their troubles with
peer pressure. They meet up later to discuss what happens to
them after their first meeting. |
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Bad Luck
Robyn Jacobs digs
through Whit's dumpster at Whit's End to find a chain letter. |
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The One About
Trust
Bart and Doris Rathbone digs
through Whit's dumpster to find Connie and Eugene's paycheck
stubs. |
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Bernard and
Joseph
Artie Powell knocks
over Bernard Walton's bucket. |
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Two
Brothers...and Bernard
Erica Clark knocks over
Bernard Walton's bucket. |
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Suspicious
Minds
Whit, Connie, and
Eugene discover that money is turning up missing from the cash
register at Whit's End. |
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The Chosen One
Whit, Connie, and
Eugene notice that money is missing from the Whit's End cash
register. |
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Have You No
Selpurcs?
Curt and Lucy visit
various locations around Odyssey to find special clues leading
to a "fabulous surprise." |
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The Amazing
Loser
Several kids search far
and wide around Odyssey to win a prize. |
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Coming of Age
When Jimmy's journal
ends up in the wrong hands, he confronts Connie about his crush
on her, even though she'd never read it. |
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...It Ended
with a Handshake
Eugene's computer disk
with his journal ends up in Katrina's purse. He is quick to
assume she read it and confronts her about his feelings for her. |
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Last in a Long
Line
Eugene discovers his
father's name written on a tombstone in the Odyssey Cemetary. |
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A Time for
Action
Eugene discovers that
his name is written on a tombstone in Odyssey Cemetery, along
with Hiram, Thelma, and Everett Meltsner. |
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Where There's a
Will...
Jimmy Barclay uses his
sweater as a fleece to discover God's will and leaves it outside
over night. |
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Aubrey's
Bathrobe
Aubrey Shepard uses her
bathrobe as a fleece to know God's will. |
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Hold-Up!
Eugene and Connie are
forced to open the safe in Whit's office at Whit's End. |
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A Name, Not a
Number
At gunpoint, Jason
Whittaker is required to open the safe in Whit's office at
Whit's End. |
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The Scales of
Justice
Isaac Morton discovers
a bag of $2000 in counterfeit money in a plastic bag at Gowers
Field. |
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The Green Ring
Conspiracy
Emily Jones discovers
thousands of dollars in counterfeit money in a backpack at
Gowers Field. |
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The Scales of
Justice
Whit holds a special
Whit's End court session to determine who should get $2000.
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Broken Window
Whit holds a special
Whit's End court session to determine who broke the front window
at Whit's End. |
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The Scales of
Justice
Rodney Rathbone gives a
sob story to convince the Whit's End kids court that the cash
belongs to him. |
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Broken Window
Rodney Rathbone gives a
sob story to convince the Whit's End kids court that he did not
break the window at Whit's End. |
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The 'No' Factor
Connie takes on a few
more projects than she can handle. |
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Finish What
You...
Olivia decides to take
on more responsibilities, but soon discovers that she is
overwhelmed with things to do. |
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Pen Pal
Melanie Jacobs' visits
Odyssey while checking out a school in Connellsville. |
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Blessings in
Disguise
Brenda's pen pal(s) stop in to
meet her while participating in a sports game in Connellsville. |
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The Mortal Coil
Whit tests out his new
life after death program in the Imagination Station and cries
out within seconds for Connie to end the program. |
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The Black Veil
Whit tests out
Novacom's detrimental technology in the Imagination Station and
cries out within seconds for Connie to end the program. |
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Treasures of
the Heart
George and Mary Barclay
go through old junk in their attic to prepare for an attic sale.
George doesn't like the idea of parting with his stuff. |
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Clutter
The Parker family
decides to get rid of clutter in their home and sell it at a
garage sale, only to discover that it's more difficult than they
ever thought. |
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And the Glory
Jimmy Barclay
and Lawrence Hodges become announcers for Little League games on
Kids Radio and Lawrence receives all the attention and
popularity, causing Jimmy to become jealous. |
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It's All About
Me
Robert Mitchell hosts
his own advice show on Kids Radio, but is quickly noticed by a
jealous Connie. Connie seeks to gain some of the popularity for
herself. |
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My Fair Bernard
Bernard Walton discovers that
his customers are going elsewhere for their janitorial needs. |
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Stubborn
Streaks
Bernard Walton
discovers that his customers are going elsewhere for their
janitorial needs. |
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Naturally, I Assumed...
Whit walks into his office to
discover that Eugene is delivering a romantic line and gift to
Connie. In reality, they are rehearsing for his meeting with
Katrina. |
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Love Is In the Air
Katrina walks into the Kids
Radio studio and discovers that Connie and Eugene are sharing an
intimate hug. And then it happens a second time later when Jason
and Tasha enter the studio. |
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Gone...
Eugene frantically
rushes to the airport to say goodbye to John Avery Whittaker. |
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Welcome Home
Connie races around Odyssey to
welcome John Avery Whittaker home. |
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The Fundamentals
Phil and Jimmy Barclay steal Rusty's
shoes before a basketball game. |
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Another Man's
Shoes
Jared DeWhite steals Brock's shoes
before a soccer game. |
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The Twilife Zone
Kids Radio presents a
story about a boy who becomes obsessed with a talking chicken
toy and has to follow what it says to do to keep it happy. |
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My Girl Hallie
Kids Radio presents a
story about a boy who becomes a slave to his new computer and
has to follow orders to keep it accommodated. |
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The Return
Whit's End is
closed down by the Odyssey City Council due to the possible
dangers of the soil and grounds beneath the building. |
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Suspicious
Finds
Whit's End is closed
down because of structural damage in the tunnels beneath Whit's
End. |
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The Time Has Come
Eugene programs the Imagination
Station to reveal flashbacks of events in his life since moving
to Odyssey. |
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A Most Extraordinary
Conclusion
Eugene uses the Imagination
Station to reveal flashbacks of his own life and that of Connie,
Katrina, and Bernard. |
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The Final Conflict
Dr. Regis
Blackgaard's bomb blows up the tunnel in the basement of Whit's
End. |
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Accidental Dilemma
Demolition explosives go off in
the tunnel in the basement of Whit's End. |
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A Question about
Tasha
Jason Whittaker and
Tasha Forbes decide to make wedding arrangements on short
notice, only to cancel the wedding altogether. |
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Something Blue
Robert Mitchell
and Connie Kendall plan a last minute wedding, but the wedding
is ultimately cancelled. |
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Chores No More
When some kids in
Odyssey organize a chores strike, the parents switch places with
their kids to show them responsibility. |
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Switch
The Washington parents
change up roles with their kids, Marvin and Tamika. |
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Best Face
Forward
When a bicycling author
might be showing up in town to gather insights for his book,
Connie decides to put Whit's End's best face forward, starting
with the kids. She even stages some of their conversations to
make it memorable. |
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Suspicious
Finds
Connie attempts to make
a good impression on the judges for the "Best Small Town"
contest by making sure the kids at Whit's End are on their best
behavior. |
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More Like
Alicia
Heather gets a chance
to be Alicia, the most popular girl in school. |
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Another Man's
Shoes
In the Transmuter,
Jared has an opportunity to be Brock, the school bully. |
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Broken Window
Whit is the unlikely one who committed the
"crime" of breaking the window, which is not discovered until
the end of the episode. |
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The Malted
Milkball Falcon
Whit is the unlikely one who committed the
"crime" of taking the malted milkballs, which is not discovered
until the end of the episode. |
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Wooing Wooton
Wooton Bassett gets
giddy when he develops a crush on a girl he barely knows:
Victoria. |
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The Green Ring
Conspiracy
Wooton Bassett falls
head over heels for Penny Wise in an instantaneous crush. |
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Adventures in Odyssey
and Other Entertainment |
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Terror from the
Skies
Edwin Blackgaard
produces a live radio play in which a metor lands in Gowers
Field. Edwin presents the drama in simulated "news bulletins." |
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War of the
Worlds (radio drama)
A 60-minute broadcast
presents a series of simulated "news bulletins", which suggested
to many listeners that an actual alien invasion by Martians was
currently in progress on Grover's Mill. |
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It Happened at
Four Corners
"Logan Smiler"
recklessly speeds past Eugene and Bernard on their road trip,
crashes, and inspires the duo (moments before his death) to look
for a legendary underground river of gold. Greed overcomes
Bernard and Eugene as they race to find the treasure. |
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It's a Mad,
Mad, Mad, Mad World (film)
"Smiler" Grogan dangerously passes
some vehicles in the winding mountains and crashes. "Smiler"
tells his rescuers about $350,000 buried in a box in a state
park. The characters in the story find themselves in a mad dash
to get to the money first. |
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The Twilife
Zone
Kids Radio visits the
Twilife Zone, in which the ordinary becomes unordinary. |
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The Twilight
Zone (television)
A sci-fi thriller featuring
suspense and unexpected surprises. |
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Blackbeard's
Treasure
Jack Allen shares his
adventures with Whit as a kid in a small
everybody-knows-everybody town near Bath, North Carolina.
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The Andy
Griffith Show (television)
Small town adventures
take place in Mayberry, a fictional town with interesting
characters and situations. |
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Hidden in My
Heart
Kids Radio presents
Star Trip, a story in which a captured princess must
be rescued by a team of trained outer space travelers. |
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Star Trek
(television)
The crew of the
Starship Enterprise travel through outer space in this
sci-fi show. |
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It's a
Pokenberry Christmas
When the church in
Pokenberry Falls isn't doing so well, George begins
re-evaluating his purpose. In fact, he gets to experience what
it would be like if he'd never been born. |
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It's a
Wonderful Life (film)
George Bailey is
troubled on Christmas Eve and gets to experience what the town
would be like if he'd never been born. |
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The Devil Made
Me Do It
Kids Radio presents an edition of
20/200, in which investigative reporter Bobby Walker seeks to
uncover the truth. |
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20/20
(television)
Primetime television reporter Barbara Walters investigates
national crimes. |
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The Devil Made
Me Do It
Kids Radio presents an edition of
Guilt Trip Jeopardy and contestants compete for a cash
prize. |
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Jeopardy (television)
Hosted by Alex Trebek, Jeopardy features challenging
trivia in its own unique style. |
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The Devil Made
Me Do It
Kids Radio presents The Slimy
Awards, an awards ceremony for the biggest temptation
moments. |
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The Oscars (television)
Celebrities, producers, and writers are awarded for their work
with movies. |
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The Eternal
Birthday
Liz Horton gets to
experience the same day over and over: her birthday. But is this
something really what she wants? |
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Groundhog Day (film)
Ego-centric weatherman
Phil Connor finds himself repeating the same day over and over
and over again: Groundhog Day. |
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The Great Wishy
Woz
Kids' Radio features a story about a
young girl named Dotty who is transported to a strange land
where she must find the Great Wishy Woz. |
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The Wizard of Oz (film)
Kansas farm girl Dorothy ends up in a colorful world with
interesting creatures and a search for the wizard of Oz. |
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The Power of
One
A promo for "Paul, Apostle Paul" airs
on Kids Radio, a parody of James Bond. In this case, Paul is a
bondservant of Jesus Christ. |
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James Bond
(multiple works)
Fictional British Secret Service agent James Bond, created in
1953 by Ian Fleming, appears in books, comics, radio,
television, film, and more. |
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Odyssey Sings!
The hit TV wonder America Sings
arrives in Odyssey to film auditions for their show. |
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American Idol
(television)
One of the most popular reality shows in American television,
Americal Idol seeks to find the next big solo recording
artist. |
