The Town of Odyssey

Dr. Watson wrote:

Alisha Richardson Wolfe wrote:but a new thread about homeschooling and public schooling might needed.

No.

For some reason, I just found the bluntness of that to be funny.

I don't celebrate it. It doesn't say anywhere in the Bible to celebrate it. I do however try my best to celebrate the feasts that the Bible does say to (Passover, Sukote, Day of Atonement, ect.). The Bible says nothing about using the internet either ;) Without any negative connotations, are you Je...

It's been a while since I've gone through the old Odyssey's, but wasn't Aplesauce preserved on some government computer somewhere? I seem to remember it being mentioned. Could just be my asumption, though. Nope, that was never mentioned. Whit said he was working on it for the gov't, and the gov't c...

It'd never happen, of course. And considering the recent cycle of huge, unrelated conspiracies every twelve days or so in Odyssey, it would feel overdone.

A Titanic episode, for one. And it'd never happen, but an episode telling us what happened to Lucy.

Jonathan wrote:

Waluigi Freak 99 wrote:

Jonathan wrote:Remember--we need to keep in mind that Odyssey is like Narnia. Their time continuum makes no sense in our time

Exactly. Odyssey is exactly like Narnia, minus the talking fawns.

No, they've got Wooton instead

Close enough.

"Idol Minds", then "The Great Wishy Woz".

It is a typical day at Whit's End. Connie is behind the counter going over some important business statistics ( Teen Girl Magazine ), Whit is making a milkshake for a kid, and Nick is mopping the floor. The program is taking the time to include the normal activities of a peaceful, quiet day. You can...

Jonathan wrote:Remember--we need to keep in mind that Odyssey is like Narnia. Their time continuum makes no sense in our time

Exactly. Odyssey is exactly like Narnia, minus the talking fawns.

Eh . . . I will never picture Donna the same way again.

"Applesauce" was the password. Tom didn't actually use the program.

"Other Times, Other Places" is a very good album, and I'd recommend it, except for the bit about Dr. Blackgaard; "Waylaid in the Windy City" could be kind of confusing to a new listener. You could just briefly run them through the events of "Daring Deeds, Sinister Schemes&qu...

I used "371 Main St." and "[email protected]". But I didn't get to see how I did.

You get help for the principle, and he is rushed to the hospital with a bad head injury. When he wakes up, he calls you up and horsely whispers, "I have something very important to tell you . . . I . . . I am . . . I am your . . . I am your . . ." He suddenly trails off. Choices: 1) Assume...

"Journey of Choices" has some very good episodes (especially "The War Hero"), but some are equally uninteresting. It really depends on who you want to buy it for. I never thought of the Richard/Lucy thing as creepy. Lucy just had a crush on him; if they had had her have a crush o...

It's in "The Adventure Begins", the re-release of the first album. The episodes, especially in the early albums, weren't put together in order.

The first few episodes in the first album could be considered turn-offs for the series . . . not that they were bad, just charmless. Really, would you rather your first introduction to a series be a powerful episode where a character witnesses the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, or one...

I haven't heard it yet, so reading something about a "person" (with quotation marks) falling off the train, I can guess how things turn out. But I'll still enjoy the episode when it comes in the mail.

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Adventures_in_Odyssey

Upon finding that there was no article for the very notable radio series on Wikiquote, I created a very rough and incomplete article for it. Please add on to the article with your favorite quotes.

Wow, I just ruined "Train Ride" . . . oh well.

I think he means "Flash Flood". I can picture Jack sliding neatly into that episode.