The Town of Odyssey

Good child-based story. Imagination Station! Bible story! Olivia is still struggling with her faith. I'm guessing we've not heard this Bible narrative yet in the Odyssey anthology.

Also, right at the very end, the name "Claudia Christian" in the credits. I have just started watching Babylon 5, and Claudia Christian is one of the main actresses in it. Another great sci-fi star in the AIO cast, just like Tony Amondela recently!

4/5

I thought this was a good episode!

I had initially thought that Olivia would get her faith back at the end of this album, but it turns out that wasn't the case. The conclusion of this saga, "The Lost One, Parts 1-2" will be airing on the radio and online on December 4 and December December 11.

This adventure, as I had predicted before listening, was based off the story in John 9. I had thought that it would focus on the part with the Pharisees questioning the man and his parents, but it focused more on the blind man and how his and his mother’s life is like being blind. Which I think worked well, so I am fine with that. Giving the listeners a look into Ezra’s life and how he couldn’t see anything, let alone color, was very interesting. The scene where Ezra realizes that he can see was great.

KODY 105 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 20, 2021 6:17 pm Also, right at the very end, the name "Claudia Christian" in the credits. I have just started watching Babylon 5, and Claudia Christian is one of the main actresses in it. Another great sci-fi star in the AIO cast, just like Tony Amondela recently!

I didn't notice this, that's pretty cool!

Overall, I thought this was a good episode and would rate it either a 3/5 or a 4/5.

Still on Olivia's conflict with faith. She goes on an Imagination Station adventure, where she visits the blind man healed by Jesus with the mud on his eyes.

This feels like a classic AIO episode! We hear a Bible story, and the Odyssey character gets to participate in it. 4/5.