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This episode is the first one where the introduction song has excerpts from the upcoming program.

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The middle of the program contains an interruption by "Sherlock, Odyssey's Super Slueth", who gives some facts about skin.

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This episode was used in Radio Scripts, Volume 2.

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Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.

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The end of this episode contains excerpts from AIO68: Choices, AIO76: Eugene's Dilemma, and AIO111: First Love.

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Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.
Contains a Bible story.

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Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.
Contains a Bible story.

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In the background on this episode, we can hear Chris doing an Adventures in Odyssey commercial.

Contains a KIDS Radio broadcast.

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The only episode where Connie, Eugene, and Whit are the only named characters.

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GOOF ALERT (or is it?): At the end Connie says, ?I couldn?t get a seat on your flight.? But what about April? From what we hear, Connie presumably books their seats before her dad tells her he is married again. Where did April?s ticket come from? And wasn?t it a little silly of Bill to let Connie make the arrangements before telling her there will be one more person with them? So did Connie give up her seat to April before she came to see her dad the next morning? (Contributed by Liz)

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This episode was used in Radio Scripts, Volume 1.

This episode is the only episode in which we hear "Miss Turner" that Harlow refers to all the time.

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Contains a history story.

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This show originally aired with the title "War Games," but it was changed after audience concerns about violence and weapons.

An interesting aspect of this episode is how the first 10 minutes, 30 seconds (up to the first commercial break) are one "scene" that doesn't cut away.  The perspective begins with Bryan Dern and Bart Rathbone, cuts through the radio to Whit and Tom, cuts back through the radio to Bryan Dern, stays with Eugene and Issac, moves back to Bryan Dern, and finally cuts through the radio to stay with Tom and Whit.

See Nearly Hidden Background Dialog.

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Contains many references to past episodes: the plays that Jack directed, AIO101: Scattered Seeds, and AIO61: The Boy Who Didn't Go to Church.

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GOOF ALERT: In this episode, Isaac's mother is Doc Morton, and Isaac even says that she works in a hospital.  However, her voice sounds nothing like Isaac's mother in AIO86: Isaac the Insecure.

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GOOF ALERT: At the end of this episode, Whit said he got a newspaper in the mail last night that contained information about yesterday's events.  Nothing coming by mail could contain information about an event the same day.

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See Star Wars references.
See Star Trek references.

At the beginning of this episode, Whit says, "I feel like Christopher Robin just left Pooh Corner."  This may be a reference to the fact that Hal Smith played Winnie the Pooh.

When Jimmy is babysitting Lawrence, the TV in the background is playing "Stalag 5," a reference to the movie Stalag 17.

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Included on Odyssey DVD 1.

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This episode was made into an AIO Activity Pack, The Harlow Doyle Mystery Files, Volume 2.

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See Star Trek references.
Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.
Contains a history story.

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Contains a KIDS Radio broadcast.
Contains a Bible story.

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One really disturbing fact about this episode is reported in The Complete Guide to AIO.   It says that the "first part was written to be put aside in case Hal Smith (Whit) died.  But we liked the story so much, we decided to finish it."   They were originally intending to use the story as Whit's death if needed.  As the episode that it is, I love it.  It perfectly shows the issues and has an important purpose.  But if they decided to use part one as Whit's death I would have been shocked.  Can you imagine how all the people who had been so attached to AIO would have felt to find out the Whit, the central character everyone wishes they could meet, basically killed himself in an invention?  I think it would betray a lot of what we know about Whit.  Thankfully the episode was used where it was and they did not have Whit die when Hal Smith passed away in 1994, only a little over a year after this episode was broadcast.

This episode flashes back to 49: Thank You, God, 93: Rescue from Manatugo Point, and 19: Recollections, a line later said in 464: The Triangle, Part 1, as well as other parts of Whit's life that have not been made into AIO episodes

Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.

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This episode flashes back to FP11: A Member of the Family, Part 1 (It's remake was AIO17: A Member of the Family, Part 1).

Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.

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This episode is not part of an album, but was expanded onto a two-sided split-track tape, sold separately from Focus on the Family.

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See It's a Wonderful Life References