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GOOF ALERT: At the beginning of this episode, Eugene says that he began college when he was 14.  In AIO76, he said he was 13.

See C.S. Lewis references.

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This episode refers to the Hide and Seek program for the Imagination Station which was used in AIO404: Hide and Seek.

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Whit has a new idea for an invention at Whit's End at the end of this episode.   This is probably the Transmuter, which was introduced in AIO419: Another Man's Shoes.

VERSION DIFFERENCE: Both the radio and album version of this episode have a scene with Malachi and Whit at the end.  However, the album version's scene is much longer, with the whole series being tied up much better.  Whit asks Malachi's purpose for his visit, says that he is tired, and asks for inspiration.  Malachi informs him that the angels in the Imagination Station are all wrong.  Then suddenly, Malachi apparently disappears and Whit has no memory of him.  He only has a new idea for an invention (evidently the Transmuter) and knows he needs to change the Imagination Station.   Additionally there are scenes added in the middle of this episode where Margaret asks Tom to consider changing "prayer" to "meditation" and where Eugene flashes back to Katrina asking him to be more aggressive.

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VERSION DIFFERENCE: In the album version of this episode, there is a very short added scene where Jared and Charles discuss their first talk to other students.  Charles says he is not very good at speaking, but Jared tells him that he will do all of the talking.

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A BTV episode.
Contains numerous Bible stories.

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The original name of this program was "The Significance of the Insignificant".
Included on Odyssey DVD 1.
See C. S. Lewis references.

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See C. S. Lewis references.
Contains a KIDS Radio broadcast.
Contains numerous Bible stories.

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See C. S. Lewis references.
Contains a KIDS Radio broadcast.
Contains numerous Bible stories.

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See Star Wars references.
Contains a Room of Consequence adventure.

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

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GOOF ALERT: Both Dwayne Oswald and Brian Brainard agree in this episode that Robert E. Lee led the raid on Harper's Ferry.  However, the raid was actually led by John Brown.

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The original name of this program was "The Hound of Heaven".

This show describes the new Timothy Center including the chapel, dormitories, cabins, and stable.  It also introduces the Shepherd family who may play a major part in later episodes.  The character of Aubrey was the first of the Shepard family to be fleshed out.  While in development, her character was called "Sunshine". 

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Introduced the Transmuter, another of Whit's inventions, similar to the Imagination Station and Room of Consequence.

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Contains a history story.

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Contains a history story.

PARENTAL WARNING: Children under ten should listen with their parents.  It contains some violence at the Coliseum in Rome.

VERSION DIFFERENCE: The album version does not include the parental warning that aired before the broadcast version.

GOOF ALERT: At the Colosseum scene toward the end of this episode, the crowd supposedly gives the gladiators "thumbs up" as the "let him live" sign and the "thumbs down" as the "kill him" sign.  However, this is historically inaccurate.  According to Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, "In the ancient Roman combats, when a gladiator was vanquished it rested with the spectators to decide whether he should be slain or not. If they wished him to live, they shut up their thumbs in their fists; if to be slain they turned out their thumbs."