The Town of Odyssey

I guess now that I'll have to tell them to listen to only the pre-2009 stuff. The writers have jumped the shark and Whit is now a bad influence on children.
Woah woah woah there... I could talk about all the problems with this episode along with you in detail, but let me jump on this last point ...

Album 71 has been an interesting case for me lately. “The Team” is now my least favorite episode, if not one of the worst episodes of all time. But “Triple-Decker Sundae” is in my list of top 5 best episodes of all time. My tastes have certainly changed!

So I just heard the AIOWiki Podcast interview and my brain hurts . I wanna talk about it but I don't know where to even start. Wow.
I'll post the links here.
AIOWiki Podcast #29
https://archive.org/download/aiowiki-podcast-29/AIOWiki%20Podcast%2029.mp3
Phil: Was Morrie Right? on AIO Audio ...

And here's two more discussions! The third, which I did with Hannah Kate (Sparky the Happy Giraffe on Tumblr):
Hannah Kate: Was Morrie Right?
https://archive.org/download/AAN081120/8-11-20.mp3

And the fourth, which I did this morning with Lil (MonkeyDude):
Lil: Was Morrie Right?
https ...

My opinion on Part 1 is very mixed, especially after reading your thoughts. However, I will say this: This was my response to the final line of this episode, and in general the whole thing.



"Hello? Are you okay?"

The case for Morrie doing good hasn't gotten better, but the case for Whit doing bad seems to have gotten a lot more compelling. Am I out in left field? No, you're on point here, but we need to understand the tu quoque fallacy. It's what Morrie makes at the end of "Revelations, Part 2", and what ...

I sent an email to Nathan Hoobler, and he sent what he thought might be helpful: an official statement about the controversy brought up in the episode. I'm not allowed to put it verbatim, so I'll be paraphrasing it as close to the original intent as I can.

Thanks for reaching out, especially since ...

What if Morrie Was Right? From AIO Audio News:

Please comment on this and share it with every Odyssey / Rydell fan you know. I really want to hear your thoughts on it.

Monica Stone wrote:cobble box

I feel appreciated.

No, that’s not my only reply. You’ve done a great job at summarizing your thoughts on these episodes, Monica. I’m talking to Phil tonight, so I’ll bring up some of these points.

I love, love, love these thoughts, all of them. Would any of you want to join me for an initial reaction to Part 3? Here’s a link to Part 1; PM me if you would.
https://aioaudionews.com/2020/07/19/ryd ... and-review

It's here.
https://aiowikipodcast.wordpress.com/20 ... odcast-27/

The secret is probably that Suzu is the main mastermind (Whit didn't know that beforehand. That's why he was so surprised when he briefly thought Emily was investigating Suzu) and that they were planning far grander and more devious schemes ("A Sacrificial Escape" especially).
Okay, I can get ...

There’s one huge thing that gets me.

- When Emily's talking to Matthew, she specifically mentions that the Morrie in the Imagination Station program was good at math. Why, then, does this observation lead her to the conclusion that the real Morrie is responsible? Shouldn't this actually remove suspicion from Morrie, since it doesn't ...

Hallo,

So I've been detached from the Odyssey fan community for a while here. I've still been listening to the show, and I've been maintaining my own site (AIOAudioNews.com), but I haven't kept up with everybody here on the ToO (or the SS, except for debating white privilege... *eesh* ](*,) ).

So ...

Is there a thread explaining the change?

I think I missed something. When did Hillingdale Haven change to the Electric Palace?

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Signatures are irrelevant now.

So I made another thing based off a certain intro music that was released today.

All these thoughts are great. They remind me that there are other super-serious Rydell fans than just me.