Star Trip -- the movie!

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Star Trip -- the movie!

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Some of you may know that I started an Adventures in Odyssey Club at my college a couple years ago. We've done a few Odyssey video re-enactments since then, but our latest one is by far the most epic. Check out our rendition of Star Trip (and, if you haven't seen them already, check out the other videos on our club YouTube channel).

Incidentally, we're featured on the front page of the Odyssey Scoop today, so yay! :D

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I just watched that a few hours ago!! That was great! I was quite impressed!
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It's great to see this online for other AiO fans to enjoy! I played Crock in it, and it was a blast!
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Yay! Thanks for posting the video, Lizzie. It is amazing and fantastic beyond belief, so it needs to be seen by everybody! \:D/

Alex, how great to have you with us. :D If we need a door opened, we know who to call! ;)
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I shall have to watch it sometime - preferably at a decent hour. ;)

But since I've already seen it, I can attest to it's awesomeness \:D/ Well done.
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Shennifer wrote:I shall have to watch it sometime...But since I've already seen it...
lol stop confusing me. :P

I cannot believe I watched that whole thing. ;) I was like, "Hey, it looks interesting... I'll watch a minute or two in case anyone questions me about it." But then I sat through the entire video! \:D/ A few of the lines and acting made me laugh (in a good way!). And ha, I never pictured the "ding-dongs" as such.

Good job to AlexMitchell, LizzieG and the whole gang!
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American Eagle wrote:
Shennifer wrote:I shall have to watch it sometime...But since I've already seen it...
lol stop confusing me. :P

I cannot believe I watched that whole thing. ;) I was like, "Hey, it looks interesting... I'll watch a minute or two in case anyone questions me about it." But then I sat through the entire video! \:D/ A few of the lines and acting made me laugh (in a good way!). And ha, I never pictured the "ding-dongs" as such.

Good job to AlexMitchell, LizzieG and the whole gang!
See, okay, I saw this video before she posted it. But I was going to wait on watching it again. (actually I ended up watching it last night, so I could've edited my post.)
But anyway I wasn't trying to confuse you...again apparently \:D/
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Very nice and well done. I enjoyed watching it. Great Job!
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Haha... that. was. pure. awesomeness. \:D/

Well done =D>
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Wow! Thank you so much for posting this, LizzieG! You all did an amazing job! Alex, you were awesome! :)
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You did a few lines wrong, but it was very good. :)
Were those people supposed to be in the background at 8:20?
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Funny! Good job on it! :D
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That was awesome. Thanks for sharing.
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Ricky, those people weren't supposed to be there. I have to wonder what people thought when they saw us filming around campus.... The violin music at 7:50 wasn't supposed to be there either. Kind of a risk when filming in the music building. :)

Most of the time, we knew we had some messed-up lines, but we were often on a tight schedule and couldn't retake the scene, or we liked the rest of that take well enough to keep the goof. The tribble line was intentional. :)
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AlexMitchell wrote:The tribble line was intentional. :)
I laughed at that. Clever ;)
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Twas a job well done. Great job. I enjoyed it.
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That's insanely amazing! xD Go LizzieG and Alex (and everyone else)! Vera nice spoof, action/adventure, and Christian lesson(s)! \:D/

Lurv some of the running gags in this, like his *thud* ....Open that door! -_-
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