Review by Ruthie, age 12
Rating:

It was really good! I liked the ending, as if Trent thought he "SAW" the dog! Also, Lesters pet bird!

Review by Alex, age 11
Rating:

It was funny. Not the best or worst.

Review by Sandra, age 12
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I really did not like it very much. I do not like it when they use people like Lester in their episodes. It was funny when Eugene was teaching school, though. I loved it when he finally realized he was just blabbing about history and when he was going to finally teach him everything they needed to know to do the test the bell rang! That was hilarious!

Review by Sheri, age 14
Rating:

I thought it was ok. It was more of a "classic" episode, which is what I like to hear. :-)

Review by Elizabeth, age 14
Rating:

Great episode! I LOVED that Lester was in this episode! It was really funny that Eugene was Trent's substitute teacher! And it was nice to find out Trent is in seventh grade! Hmmm... that must put Jared in about ninth grade! It was really sweet about Lester and his dog. For some reason I was sure that the lesson was that you can't see God, but you have to trust that He is there. It was compassion instead, that's okay! I am glad that they are pursuing the charachter of Lester further! I despise when they make an episode with a great charachter in it and you never hear from that character again! This was a great average day in Odyssey episode.

Review by Nathan, age 16
Rating:

It was great, but not the best. I loved Eugene...he was funny. I loved the invisible funeral. I was laughing. I couldn't help it!

Review by Paul B
Rating:

Eugene is a sub teacher in this show. And Lester is back with a friend. Oh, did I say that his friend was a invisible dog? Trent tries to help Lester, trying to tell him in a nice way that the dog isn't real.

Review by Josh, age 16
Rating:

This ep was awesome. It had a great meaning. Okay, here is my top six rating for the characters for this ep:
6. Max Hampton
5. Connie Kendall
4. Jonh Whittaker
3. Trent Dewhite
2. Eugene Meltsner
1. Lester

Keep up the good work, AIO...and God bless.

Review by Michael, age 23

After last week's rather uninspiring episode, we finally get back to some more solid material. It's nice to see AIO is interested in things other than a sappy Hollywood-like cartoon action and jargon we've unfortunately come to expect. It takes a gift to bring a mentally-handicapped person into a storyline and still keep it interesting. It was nice to see Whit and Connie having a normal conversation with Lester rather than the conversation being awkward and uncomfortable.

That said, we need to get onto a more negative footing and that unfortunately is Eugene. After his starring performance in "Two Friends and A Truck", Eugune is reduced to being a dry, bumbling substitute teacher. Never mind the fact that we've never seen Eugene teaching before or that the writers drop Eugene into a class without bothering to give some background. It was all very strange and it definitely didn't work. I know
the writers are wanting to re-introduce Eugene again but please, put him in natural situations Eugene is likely to be in.

That brings to light a problem AIO has on their hands. Eugene was largely the brainchild of writers that no longer make major contributions to AIO. That said, I'm worried Eugene is no longer going to be the character we've
come to know and love. I mean no offense to the current writers but they've butchered so many characters on AIO that I'm almost expecting Eugene lose most of his character and become a one-dimensional person like the majority of the characters on today's AIO.

I was glad AIO brought a lesson or two into the episode but like most episodes within the past three or four years, it lacked spiritual dimension and power.

Review by Bradford G, age 14
Rating:

A very good episode. It's about time we hear Eugene be a substitute teacher. In fact, Eugene helped me out with math, since I was having a hard time learning what he was teaching in this episode. I also think the emotional scene between Lester and Trent was very well done, and it's good to hear from Lester again. It's all good to see that Odyssey has gotten back to normal.

Review by Jake Bernier
Rating:

This episode was good. It was nice to hear from Lester again, and it was pretty cool that Eugene was teaching geometry at school. The students didn't really understand him....I don't blame them. I probably wouldn't understand him either. It was kinda sad when Trent told Lester his dog crashed into a car. Overall, this was good one.

Review by Evil Chick (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

Good show! I loved the fact that Eugene was a teacher. He should have done that years ago! And how he went on and on about things that were really useless for the middle schoolers was very funny! I also thought it was good to hear from Lester again. Nice to know that he's ok. The whole thing with the invisible dog was interesting. Trent seemed a little more intelligent in this ep that he normally was. But, I really didn't like the way he just took the situation into his own hands, and told Lester that Ralf didn't exist. I think he should have talked to Whit about it, and let him handle it.

All in all, it was a good ep, though! It's still so wonderful to hear from Eugene!

Review by Christian Cowgirl (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

This was the best one I've heard in a while. It really touched me personally, something Odyssey has only done once or twice. I can sympathize with Trent; I also watched my puppy get hit by a car and was helpless. I can hear the car screeching and the dull thud as she was hit, much like Trent did. I think that was awesome that they had those background noises in...it made it come alive. The music was great, very moving.

I type this with tears in my eyes, thank you Odyssey for such a great ep.

Review by Dr. Watson (Town of Odyssey)

I thought this was a very good, solid episode. I, too, liked seeing Eugene teach—it was rather humorous. It was also good to see the lesson on compassion and Trent's change of attitude toward Lester.

However, the show could have added more Scriptural emphasis and less pop psychology. I believe "God" was mentioned only once in the show. I mean, why do we have to wait until the end of the show to hear the Scriptural application from Chris when Whit can just as easily say it in the program?

That's my only small complaint with the episode. Otherwise, it was very nicely done.

Review by Trent DeWhite (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

"The Invisible Dog" saw the return of one of my favorite character...none other than the real Trent DeWhite himself! Heh. I knew I picked a good guy to impersonate. Apparently, he was the only one to pass the exam. Ha. I will continue to imagine him as a younger version of Eugene. Definitely akin to myself.

Review by J-man (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

While I liked this episode, I didn't like it at the same time. The Eugene teacher part was hilarious, but I didn't really like the Lester part. Don't get me wring, I liked that they included Lester in this episode; it's just that I didn't particularly like how they included him and what he said.

Review by J-man (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

This was a good, nice episode except for one little thing. When Whit made his "There must be more this this invisible dog. I'll look into it" line it seemed more like he was back in the Novacom story trying to solve conspiracies. I was thinking "Whit, lighten up. It's not that odd that someone like Lester would have an invisible dog." I have a feeling it was one of those lines that seemed better on paper.

Review by Jonathan (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

I am continuing to be absolutely flabergasted at how much Eugene's return to the show has improved things. This season is quickly becoming one of my favorites.

This episode followed another tried-and-true method: A/B story- follow the two plots, tie them together at the end, and throw in a spiritual application at the end.

Is this 2005? (Yes, I know I asked that last week, but I have to ask it again b/c I still don't believe it).

As for the actual story, I like it. It was nice to hear from Lester again. He's one of those characters that, if used sparsely, can bring something to the show. And the Eugene bit was good too. I wasn't surprised that he, at first, stayed at a level far above those he was teaching, and later had to face up to the fact that that wouldn't work. It reminds me of "Do, For a Change."

I also agree with Christian Cowgirl—the sound effects during Trent's flashback were marvelous.

I'm usually really hesitant to say that we've made a return to "classic" Odyssey after hearing an episode I really liked, because the next few might not be so great. But this is the third episode after the "something big" episodes that I've absolutely loved, and I'm getting close to saying it—"classic Odyssey" is back.

Keep up the terrific work, Odyssey!

Review by JesusFreak777 (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

I loved hearing Eugene as a sub. That was great. I agree with Jonathan about this being more like a classic. I loved hearing from Lester again too.

I did have one concern. The proof that Trent used on Lester's dog bothered me. You see it's almost word for word what many of my classmates and friends have used to disprove the existence of God. I'm kinda surprised Trent didn't realize it when he said it, but also very glad. Maybe I only noticed it because I've heard it so much.

Anyway, other than that one little thing I absolutely loved this ep. It reminded me of my 3rd period class. (I TA for a geometry class.) So I actually understood Eugene's remblings for once.

Great job, Odyssey.

Review by Bmuntz (Town of Odyssey)

I am so happy! Me and Trent both have beagles. Mine is not named Bingo but does have an sorta Odyssey name. Wellington. I am now very worried he will get hit by an car.

The scene with Trent and Lester was great in an sad way. The sounds made it come to life. I could see the dog getting hit in the road.

Eugene as a teacher was great, but I thought that Trent was older then grade 7.

This show also added an problem to the Odyssey map. But that's just so out of whack already it dosen't really matter. Trent said he was at the park, so McAlister Park and his house was across the street. So another person the lives right by Whit's End and the DeWhites are supposed to live on another street.

Ed Note: It's doubtful that the DeWhites live in the same house that they lived in before they moved away. They were gone for years so someone else probably moved into their old house. However, a lot of people do seem to live near McAlister Park...it must be huge!

Review by EugeneFans Cousin (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

After last week's are negative review, I was really hoping for a good episode. I'm happy to announce that my wishes came true. There were very few things that I disliked about this show; the story was good, there were several humorous lines, and it was something that most people can relate to, which is a great quality. In fact, I can't think of anything I didn't like about this episode. I loved the scene with Eugene grading papers, and the scene with Lester crying in the alley was very touching.

Review by Me (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

Like others, I must totally concur. Eugene seems to be one of those people, whithout whom, Odyssey would cease to be Odyssey.

As for the episode, it was excellent. The dialogue was good, Eugene was using large words, humor was present, and the ep had a good point. The only thing of which I'm not sure is how Eugene got the teaching job. Other than that, he made a great sub. One I will definitely listen to many times in the future.

Review by Chandler (Town of Odyssey)

I'm amazed as well at this discovery [of how much Eugene improves the show]. Sure, I missed Eugene like everyone else did but it's truly amazing how much better the show seems with him around town. I'm also impressed with the way they've used him so far considering I don't really expect him back working at Whit's End. Way to go AIO!

Review by Sputnik (Town of Odyssey)

I loved it. I used to have an invisible dog. I also really loved the part where Eugene was teaching the class. It totally fit.

Review by free_born (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

It was refreshing to have someone "unusual" in the show. I don't mean by that, someone weird, but someone not usually used.

Review by HarlowRoxMySox (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

My brother walked out at the Trent/Lester scene. You see, we just put my dog down last Friday. but the episode was a good one, and I loved Eugene as the substitute teacher.

Review by frogalwyz (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

I thought it was a good episode. I liked having Connie, Eugene, Whit and a kid all in one episode like old times. I really liked Eugene as a teacher, too. I love Trent! He is my favorite kid right now. (Before him, it was Jimmy)
I didn't like Lester in "No Way Out/No Way In"...but I liked him in this episode. He seemed liked a realistic character. Good job, AIO.

Review by Catspaw (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

Wow! I never expected to hear from Lester again, but I was gald that we did. I found Ralph to be amusing, but also touching. I liked the scene at the end where Lester pretended to see the "puppy" that Trent gave him. I thought that it was cute that Lester knew what Trent meant to be in the box!

Eugene as a sub teacher—what a fabulous idea! I think that Eugene would be a great teacher, and it was good to see him humble and willing to accept help at the end of the ep, realizing that his approach was not working, and accepting advice. I feel a lot of pity towards those poor students, though—I find math bad enough without my know-it-all teacher who had no idea that nobody (except the way-too-smart kid) knows what's going on! I wonder if John Fornof knew all that math stuff, or if he researched it all specifically for this ep?

One thing I found weird was Trent's presence in the class. At the end of "Potential Possibilities," it sounded like Trent was going to go back to the gifted class, so he could be all that God wanted him to be and stuff like that. Now he's still in his normal class. I wonder what happened? I'm sure that storylines are easier with characters we already know, like Marvin, and I really liked this ep, but I would have liked some small explanation about the gifted class thing.

Review by gimp80995 (Town of Odyssey)
Rating: (out of five)

I liked the ep for the most part. I think Trent could have been a little more sensitive to Lester all things considered. But it was pretty well done, especially the flashback scene.

Review by Arwen (The Town Hall)

Brilliant! I liked it. Why in the world did no one think of Eugene as a sub sooner!

Review by Mandy Straussberg (The Town Hall)

It was alright... better than last week's, but not very good, in my opinion. It was kind of boring, to me, anyway.

Review by Broadcast (The Town Hall)
Rating: (out of five)

I had quite a bit of post-episode comments when I read the description of the show. Every ounce of my body told me that this would be on my top ten of worse episodes. This was surely going to be a replay of "Idol Minds." An invisible dog? Just the title seemed to be a frightful sign...

Worse off, I was worried about what they had done to Lester. First off, I think reappearances of characters are like Movie Sequels. They were good the first way through...but chances are they'll ruin it the second time. Lester was simply amazing in "No Way Out"...his acting and character was perfect for the part. But would they be able to pull it off once again? Why ruin an already decent character?

Though, this hasn't always been the case. I found I enjoyed Irving and Solly much more than the first time I heard them. So, character development could also bring about a better character. Thankfully, it was the same writer for both episodes. Lester seemed to be John Fornof's creation, and chances are, Lester would remain true to his character.

My uneasiness wasn't immediately cured through the first few minutes of the show. The timing for that Odyssey theme was terrible, first off. If you can't do it right, stick it at the beginning of the show. Secondly, I found out that the Invisible Dog wasn't something from Eugene...but from Lester; and was his imaginary friend.

As a brother of two mentally retarded siblings, I was wondering if handicaps actually do have Imaginary friends. Afterall, to concoct a friend who isn't there, it takes quite of bit of intellect. I always took that, aside from talking to themselves (in the down-syndrome category), they always depended on what was actually there. However, after asking my mom, she said that it all depends on how smart they are...and Lester is actually so smart that he knows he's not smart (which is actually the downside of being a smart handicap; to be so smart that you know your not...).

Finally, the final uneasiness had was to do with Eugene. He sounded almost at his greatest point of intellectuality, which is okay. It's only that I always assumed that he had learned to bring himself down to other people's levels over the years. Maybe being away so long made him smarter. He sounded almost; inhuman...like a robot.

So, did I enjoy this episode? Yes, every one of my uneasy feelings got cured. The ending with Lester ended up nicely. Eugene actually became human at the end...and learned something and came to a conclusion. I enjoyed that very much. "And that, Mr. Hampton, is it."

"B-I-N-G-O. B-I-N-G-O. B-I-N-G-O, and Bingo was his name-O!" The scene between Lester and Trent outta be on that "End of Season Awards." It was touching to hear a...well...touching scene between an adult and a kid. Those types of scenes are usually between two adults.

I find Trent's character was so similar to his brothers'. I mean, we could've practically stuck Jared in there, and it would've been the same (except we would've enjoyed it more). The whole, "analyzing" bit was totally Jared. Speaking of which, I'm starting to miss that guy...

It's good to hear from Max again. I wonder why they're having him stick around since his voice broke. I was really expecting Marvin to be there in his place. There has been talk about Marvin appearing in every episode ending in a "nine" since he's been here. Today, ladies and gentlemen, we can forget that theory...because episode 569 did not have him.

It seems that Odyssey hasn't been dealing with the same old themes. Don't get me wrong, we've heard the theme of "compassion" many times, but this episode took a different view on it. Some episodes would have a 25 minute broadcast dealing with a very specific part of a bigger theme. Just take a look at some themes such as lying; "Half-Lies," "Speaking the truth in Love," and "A Glass Darkly'...these themes have been just skimming another broader subject...ending up teaching us about more specific things than simply the usual well-known theme. If you don't get what I mean, forget it.

One major complaint about this episode; and that's the title. Wow, "The Invisible Dog?" When do we need to have two titles that almost completely resemble each other. Even still, the dog wasn't invisible...it was imaginary. I mean, you couldv'e had; "The Invisible Pet," or, "Bingo, the Beagle," or..."My Dog, Ralph."
Well, there's already "The Imaginary Friend"...so it kind was in the middle of two episodes if it decided to call itself, "The Imaginary Dog." ...

All in all; a very decent episode. I enjoyed it, and it kept me guessing to what the moral to the story was. Eugene and Lester were great, and I found Connie kept at her "to-the-side" character nicely.

Good job, Odyssey! Two thumbs up!

I suppose things will start to heat up next week. Rating; 9/10.

Review by kingshasta (The Town Hall)

I loved this show. Eugene was spot-on, loved how Whit "gently" corrected him in that near-the-end scene. Classic AIO.

Review by Boa (The Town Hall)

I really liked it. I thought Lester would only be a one episode character but they used him well. But I agree with the others though, don't use him too much. I've always had the problem of warming to the "newer" kids. Liz, Mandy, Trent, Alex, Jared, etc., etc. I could never get used to their characters and voices. Usually, episodes with them in it tend to be my lesser favorite ones. I don't think any of them match up to the "classic" kids. However, there are episodes when I can tolerate them enough to really enjoy the episode and this was one of them. I thought Trent did a pretty good job.

Except for the Kids' Radio episode, this season has been fantastic! I don't know if we could ever get back to "classic" Odyssey again. I mean they don't call it "classic" for nothing. However, I think we are heading in the right direction.

Review by alwaysHis324 (The Town Hall)
Rating: (out of five)

I really loved this episode.

I agree with the lot of you who say that Eugene is such an improvement to the show. I am astounded at how good each episode has been since his return. Hard to believe one character could make the difference, but it does. Eugene being back, its like we've gone back in time, back to the classic episodes. I love it.

The moral of this episode was wonderfully portrayed. I so enjoyed having Lester back. It will be nice to hear from him on occasion. Trent's character was a delight to hear from, and really loved the scene with him and Lester when Trent talks about his puppy dying. It was very sweetly written and performed. The ending, with Trent giving Lester an invisible puppy was awesome, especially Lester's line "I just played along."

Havine Eugene as a substitute... why oh why haven't they done that sooner? It was brilliant. Also brilliant to see Eugene learn a lesson. Brings out the humaness of his character, even Eugene can make mistakes. It was resolved nicely as well in the scene at the end where Eugene decides to listen to the students.

All around this episode was great. One that I will listen to again and again. This season has turned out wonderfully so far, I have yet to be dissapointed. Great job AIO team, please keep it up.

Oh... and am I the only one who gets a thrill out of hearing Chris say "and Will Ryan as Eugene"? I do believe thats my favorite part of every show.

Review by Kanimoto (The Town Hall)
Rating: (out of five)

This episode was a big let-down. It began well, and I was pleasantly surprised to hear of Eugene as a middle school teacher, but things went down from there. I can't put my finger on it...but something went wrong.

The plot with Lester and his dog was a bit sad, a bit corny. I suppose I think it's corny because a dog was involved. I don't think that this ep would have worked as well if Jared had replaced Trent. I mean, can anyone see Jared singing "B-I-N-G-O"? Jared seems more the type to analyze Lester from a distance, and tie him into some evil plot.

I miss Jared terribly, by the way...

The Eugene schoolteacher plot was terribly disappointing. I was glad to hear from Max, and I smiled a few times during the scenes, but there wasn't anything I heard that would make me want to listen to the ep again.

Maybe I'm being overcritical. Maybe, after going so long without hearing new Eugene eps, I'm going crazy because I still can't comprehend the fact that Eugene is back. At any rate, I'm not sure what's wrong with this ep. Something seemed to be missing. Was it because the scenes were too short? Was there too much focus on Lester? Maybe.

Review by Trinarius (The Town Hall)
Rating: (out of five)

Today's show didn't really hit the mark for me. Let me first start off with Eugene. I enjoy him being back, don't get me wrong on this one. However, he just didn't sound like his normal self. I suppose it was due to the fact that his vocabulary was just a little unusual (the use of "ya know," for instance). I know that within time the writers will get accustomed to his style of speech, but he just didn't sound right. Also, his getting so carried away teaching his class an in-depth study of the history of mathematics seemed a little overdone. Sure, I can imagine him getting a little carried away here and there, but for him to go completely over the edge was unrealistic. Remember, we're talking about Eugene here and not Harlow!

Secondly, we have Lester and his imaginary friend. It was good to hear from him again, but the story was just too silly to me. I know the moral of the story was being able to see things through others' eyes, but the way in which it was done was too childish. It wasn't a bad episode, and it had a good lesson, but I didn't seem to enjoy it that much.

Review by Alex, age 11
Rating:

It was good! It was pretty funny.

Review by Elizabeth, age 13
Rating:

WOW! I can't believe AIO finally made a Eugene and Katrina wedding episode! It's about time they did! This episode was funny and special.

I really did not like that neither Eugene or Katrina had the backbone to stand up to Mrs. Shanks. I mean, this is Eugene and Katrina's wedding not her's! Eugene can't stand up to his mother in law? He is the head of the family! And Katrina can't even tell her own mother the truth? Another thing; why does AIO make Tom look like a idiot one minute then a normal guy the next? It really bugged me how they made Tom look like such an idiot in this episode! I mean they have done this before! One minute Tom can't understand that Whit is not having Robert Lewis Stevenson over for a chat because he is dead; the other time they have him be a dramatic character stuck right in the middle of the Nova Com saga! Argh!

The episode was very humorous, though. I loved the scene where Eugene took Katrina on a "romantic" drive! It was also funny to have Bart Rathbone in the episode! And finally Dreams By Constance is getting some work!

Review by Jonathan S, age 19
Rating: (out of five)

When the information was released for this episode, I was interested in seeing how it would play out. For several reasons. First, it was written by Kathy Buchanan. I like her on the AIO team, and she has written some great, not to mention hilarious, episodes. However, I'm not a big fan of her "romantic episodes" (all you at the TH and ToO know full well how I feel about those). Second, I was curious how they were going to handle Katrina. Very few people on the team have written Katrina. Also, she's being played by a different actress (and I'm doing my best to get used to that). Third, they're already married; so what's going to happen? Renewing vows is a good idea, but I was curious as to what would happen nonetheless.

So, how did this episode measure up to my concerns?

Kathy Buchanan's writing impressed me. Like I said, I was concerned with her writing a "romantic" episode, but this time I wasn't disappointed. Most of the writing for the characters was terrific. Whit, Tom, Bernard, Eugene, Connie, and Bart (providing comic relief) were in their element. I know I've said it before, but I like hearing Tom and Bernard together; they play off each other so well. And Eugene is back to speaking the English langauge without anyone understanding (always good for a laugh). What it comes down to it, the episode wasn't too sappy or awkward in it's romance. Which is good for me, as I'm not interested in that.

Concerning Katrina......Actually, both Shanks annoyed me at times. First off, Katrina didn't sound herself in one scene, and I'm not talking about the voice. The scene in the park (I think it was the park) with Katrina, Connie, and Millie, the stubborn headstrong independent strong person I saw in "Wrapped Around Your Finger." Maybe this could be explained by a slight personality change because of the last several years and what they'd been through, but I still expected the strong character I've come to know. And Millie's acting seemed a little forced, but maybe it's just me. Of course, all these observations may be considered moot at the moment as I haven't heard part 2 yet. That and perhaps Millie is supposed to be annoying in part 1. Like I said, I need to hear part 2 (hence the problem with writing reviews for the first part in a 2 part episode and what not).

As for the content (aka number 3 on my list) it was also good. My friend's sister recently got married, and I was stressed out without even being involved with the planning! So I have a very vague idea on how nuts it can be. We get a good taste of that listening to Connie and Millie go at it.

In fact, my only significant complaint is the lack of spiritual content (which I hope is brought into the story in part2).

I just realized something; this is much more of an analyzation of the episode than a review, so I'm going to stop writing and review it next week. As for my rating; it was enjoyable, not too sappy, the characters sounded very much like themselves (with a few exceptions), they piqued my interest at the end of part 1 (good since it's a two parter) and I think that I'm even getting used to Audrey Wasilewski as Katrina.

Review by Julie, age 14
Rating:

I thought it was hilarious! Connie was terrific. This ep had an old AIO feel. Especially since all the characters (excluding Katrina's mom) were old characters. I thought the ice sculpture idea was great. And Bart Rathbone with the lawnmower—definitely a Rathbone thing to do. The only person that I didn't like, was Millie, Katrina's mother. She was kind of annoying. Overall, this was a great ep. Thanks AIO!

Review by Nathan, age 16
Rating:

It was great! The heated seat bit was so hilarious. And you gotta love Bart's resourcefulness. A lawnmower? He he. Of course I'm sure there are some who will write doom and gloom reviews about this ep. Some of these reviewers need to try to find the good things in Odyssey eps instead of pointing out the faults the writers and actors occasionaly do have. All in all, a classic ep that I will want to listen to again!

I can't wait till next week's ep!

Review by Bradford G, age 14
Rating:

A good and funny episode. Can't wait to hear the conclusion.

Review by Amber, age 20
Rating:

Loved having Katrina and Eugene back, but missed Katrina's old voice. Also, isn't she allergic to flowers? Or was it just carnations?

Review by Paul B
Rating:

Eugene and Katrina are renewing their wedding vows. Connie is planing the wedding...or is she? Katrina's mom tries to take over. Tom, Whit, and Bernard help Eugene with music and suits and other stuff. Eugene kidnaps Katrina for a private getaway before the wedding. But the tire goes flat. Now they're stuck. What will happen in part 2? Have to wait and see.

Review by Josh, age 16
Rating:

What can I say? This ep was good...not quite as good as last week's ep, but it was good.

Keep up the good work, AIO and God bless.

Review by EugeneLuver, age 14
Rating:

I thought it was really cool. A good old AIO. Connie did a terrific job. The ice sculptor idea was so funny. The only thing that I didn't like was