Adventures in Odyssey

Lawrence Hodges joins Christopher Columbus for his incredible trip across the seas by way of the Imagination Station.

Whit and the gang at Kid's Radio give up-to-the-minute news reports about Abraham, Lot and a city called Sodom.

Whit programs the Imagination Station to show what life after death might be like. Against the advice of Tom Riley, he tries the program on himself . . . with dangerous results.

Whit programs the Imagination Station to show what life after death might be like. Against the advice of Tom Riley, he tries the program on himself . . . with dangerous results.

Connie and Eugene try to ensure that Whit gets his rest while recovering from being in the hospital.

A nativity display at Odyssey's city hall sparks a controversy over the "separation of church and state."

Whit and Connie take several kids from Whit's End on a wonderful sleigh ride through Odyssey and learn several new holiday songs.

Teenager Eric Myers is accused of stealing from the soccer team's cash box.

Whit, Connie and Jenny discuss four situations to see if they can spot the differences between the good and bad things people do and the reasons why they do it.

Edwin Blackgaard finds himself in dire straits financially and reluctantly agrees to teach an acting class in Odyssey - after he receives an anonymous donation.

The Barclay family holds a yard sale to tidy up their cluttered attic.

Bart Rathbone holds a big contest and the winner gets a date with television star Chad Pearson. It's a prize every girl in Odyssey wants . . . except the winner!

Whit tells Lucy the moving story behind the writing of the old hymn "It Is Well."

Whit tells Lucy the moving story behind the writing of the old hymn "It Is Well."

The appearance of a piece of cloth supposedly from Jesus' robe creates great hubbub in Odyssey.