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Lawrence Hodges claims that agents from Destructo have kidnapped Harlow Doyle near a mysterious cave.

As Connie tries to decide on a career, she experiments with several new jobs.

Kelly gets in a new version of the Imagination Station and experiences the story of the crucifixion of Jesus.

Jason's relentless pursuit of Mr. Grote leads him to London, where he finds a plot even more ominous than the Green Ring Conspiracy. Jason must seek the help of some old friends if he is to unravel Mr. Grote's schemes before it's too late.

Kelly gets in a new version of the Imagination Station and experiences the story of the crucifixion of Jesus.

Jason's relentless pursuit of Mr. Grote leads him to London, where he finds a plot even more ominous than the Green Ring Conspiracy. Jason must seek the help of some old friends if he is to unravel Mr. Grote's schemes before it's too late.

Whit meets a 13-year-old girl named Shawn Walker who is new to town and has no friends.

Two plays that Mandy has written are performed at the Little Theatre--starring the Whit's End crew as themselves!

Sam Johnson wants to renew his friendship with Butch Evans even though Butch is now a member of the Bones of Rath.

When Buck comes over for dinner with the Parkers, Olivia and Camilla are determined to show him the perfect family. Meanwhile, Penny realizes that she and Wooton may be spiritually incompatible.

Connie wonders if she's spending too much time with Robert Mitchell. Then he gets an offer from the FBI . . . to move to Virginia.

Middle-schooler Mark Forbes plants fear in the heart of his younger sister, Emily, as she anticipates her first dental appointment.

Whit, Connie, Wooton Bassett, and Tom Riley write a TV commercial to tell the benefits of Whit's End.

After much searching, Eugene has finally found his father. But secrecy still surrounds Leonard Meltsner, and a ruthless archeologist named Dalton Kearn is seeking him out.

Donna Barclay is tired of everyone expecting her to be the perfect pastor's child, but her rebellion goes too far.

Bart Rathbone's TV trivia contest pits Eugene and Connie against a college student named Katrina Shanks, who seems to have captured Eugene's heart.

Aubrey is so embarrassed by her parents that she does everything she can to keep them from showing up at a poetry reading--including not telling them about it at all.

Kids' Radio tells a Twilife Zone sketch of Kathy and Jeremy, two kids who have a propensity for wasting time.