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During the introduction to this album, Chris reads a book that is published by Phlollar Press.

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Contains a KIDS Radio broadcast.
Contains a Bible story.

This episode was used in Radio Scripts, Volume 3.

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PARENTAL WARNING: This is a mystery in which Whit solves a murder on a train.   Although told tongue-in-cheek, it may be too intense for younger listeners under 10 years old.

GOOF ALERT: Toward the end of this episode, Whit tells Inspector McGreavy, "You showed me your manuscript about the History of Reading Jael..." This references a line earlier in the episode in which the Inspector says, "What say...you look over the roughs of my book." However, before the two of them could look at the book manuscripts, they saw the "murder" on the back of the train. Whit never looked at the manuscript, and it's highly unlikely he would stop investigating a murder to read a book.

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See Star Trek references.
See Star Wars references.

An interesting side note: Jimmy's protector in this episode is Nagle, which is an anagram of "angel".

This episode was remade as a video number 9, with the same name. The cartoon version has Dylan Taylor instead of Jimmy Barclay, and a few variations, and the sea battle scene cut completely. (Contributed by SCWoody423)

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Contains a Bible story.

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Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.
Contains a history story.

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This episode contains the first instance of Chris's trademark sign-off: "Hoping you'll join us again next time for more Adventures in Odyssey."

Contains a Bible story.

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Curt Stevens speech toward the end of the episode is a reference to Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

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VERSION DIFFERENCE: The first few airings of this show and the first cassette versions contained a few scenes that were eventually cut from all subsequent releases.  They include a few more scenes where Jimmy is writing in his journal and one where Donna gives Jimmy some milk to have Ferguson "lick his moustache" off.

PARENTAL WARNING: This episode deals with Jimmy Barclay's entry into adolescence and all the embarrassment, anguish, and awkwardness that go along with it.  Although tastefully handled, it may be too mature for younger listeners.  It also may raise questions in older listeners' minds about the process of growing up.  Recommended maturity level: 8 and up.

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PARENTAL WARNING: This two-parter deals with mystery and subterfuge.  Although mild by today's television standards, some scenes may be too intense for younger listeners.  Recommended maturity level: 8 and up

These episodes were made into an AIO Activity Pack, Waylaid in the Windy City, Volume #4.

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PARENTAL WARNING: This two-parter deals with mystery and subterfuge.  Although mild by today's television standards, some scenes may be too intense for younger listeners.  Recommended maturity level: 8 and up

These episodes were made into an AIO Activity Pack, Waylaid in the Windy City, Volume #4.

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Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.
Contains a Bible story.

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Contains a Bible story.

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Contains a Bible story.

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Dale Jacobs asked Dr. Dobson if he has any "sage words" for his daughter Melanie.  This is, perhaps, an in-joke since it was Sage Bolte who played Robyn Jacobs.

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GOOF ALERT:  Land around Whit's End contraversy. (Click here for a full explanation.)

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See Andy Griffith Show references.

PARENTAL WARNING: This episode is about a holdup at Whit's End.  Though it is comical and no one gets hurt, several gunshots are fired during the end of the program, which may be too intense for younger listeners. Recommended maturity level: 9 and up.

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This episode was made into an AIO Activity Pack, Volume #6.

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This episode was made into an AIO Activity Pack, Cross Of Cortes, Volume #6.

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This episode was made into an AIO Activity Pack, Cross Of Cortes, Volume #6.

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This episode was made into an AIO Activity Pack, A Thanksgiving Carol, Volume #9
Contains a KIDS Radio broadcast.

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At the end of this broadcast, Chris gives a telephone number and address for the Angel Tree Project.

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Contains a history story.
GOOF ALERT: The flashback story takes place on Dec. 5-7, 1941. At one point, the character Joe Finneman is listening to the radio and hears the song "Laura." This would have been impossible. "Laura" is the title song from a film made not made until three years later in 1944. (Contributed by Gideon Slife)

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GOOF ALERT: Proclus says that the temple is nothing compared to the Colosseum in Rome. The story is taking place sometime between 4BC and 2BC or there about, during the reign of Caesar Augustus (whose reign was from 27BC to 14AD). But the Colosseum was not even ordered built until the reign of Vespasian, whose reign was from 69 to 79 AD. (Contributed by Paul Baser)

These episodes were made into an AIO Activity Pack, The Star, Volume #10
Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.
Contains a Bible story.

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These episodes were made into an AIO Activity Pack, The Star, Volume #10

Contains an Imagination Staition adventure.
Contains a Bible story.

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