Sleepiest Episodes

[Bob]

It's nice to have actual adventures sometimes, but "The Mysterious Stranger" is not a good episode to listen to when you're trying to wind down.

What kinds of episodes do you recommend for restful situations (before a nap, etc)? Nothing too loud or dramatic should happen, unless it's brief and blends in once you're used to it.

[KODY 105]

I always liked "The Shepherd and the Giant" from the 10-CD "Collector's Edition." I remember having a tall, narrow cardboard folder thing (this one: aioupdate.weebly.com). The Great Wishy Woz, from the same set, was a good one to watch at bedtime too. "I Want My B-TV" was good too. Also boring was "The Painting," but in a bad way. It just wasn't interesting, so that might help put a person to sleep.

[Catspaw]

I like to pick old favourites that I've heard tons of times when I'm listening at night. A few of my favourites are "Suspicious Minds," "For the Fun Of It," and "Naturally, I Assumed."

[Patterson]

It's nice to have actual adventures sometimes, but "The Mysterious Stranger" is not a good episode to listen to when you're trying to wind down.

Ironically, I have fallen asleep listening to The Mysterious Stranger in the past. That odyssey album was the first album I bought for myself when I was a kid and I was listening to it one night when the power was out. My blood sugar was probably high at the time, because I tend to get really sleepy when my blood sugar's high. I'm a type 1 diabetic btw. I've slept though The Avengers and Jurassic Park when my blood sugar was high too. As for a good episode to fall asleep to, I think Recollections would probably be a good one.

[Ingress Neverwhere]

For night listening I normally like to fall back on B-TV episodes, KYDS radio episodes "Battle at the Kishon" and "Fairy Tal-E-Vision", or part 4 of the Plan B arc of the Novacom saga.