Album 03: Heroes

Album 03: Heroes

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Eugene automating Whit's End in #51: “Connie, Part 1”.

Eugene automating Whit's End in #51: “Connie, Part 1”.

Eugene automating Whit's End in #51: “Connie, Part 1”.

Released

2004

Season

1988

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Album Type

Series

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Number of Episodes

12

Average Episode Rating

89.3%

Small Album Art

CD cover

Cover Artist

Gary Locke
Bruce Day

Musician

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Purchase Album

Buy CD from Focus

Other websites

Official Site
Odyssey Scoop
AIO Update
AIOHQ
Odyssey Library
Soda Fountain

ISBN

1589970721

Album 02: The Wildest Summer Ever

Album 03: Heroes

Album 04: The FUN-damentals

Heroes is the 3^rd Adventures in Odyssey mainstream album, previously released as Secrets, Surprises, and Sensational Stories. It was released in 2004. Its episodes began airing on the radio starting on April 2, 1988 and finished on December 24, 1988.

Description

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The kids from Odyssey manage to get themselves into – and out of – all kinds of interesting predicaments in these audio adventures. Rumor has it that the new family in town is connected to the Mafia, Odyssey Elementary School is troubled with bullies and Lucy struggles with telling a secret she vowed to keep. With a little prodding from Mr. Whittaker, they learn how God can help them deal with anything.

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What makes someone a hero? In this collection, the Odyssey gang learns that heroes take many forms. But ultimately, the gang at Whit’s End realizes that trusting in God, the greatest Hero of all, will start them on one thrilling journey after another. Join the fun and cheer on these Heroes!

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Bonus Features

• Behind-the-Scenes insert with episode guide, fun facts, and more.
• The creation of Eugene Meltsner
• How is actress Katie Leigh like Connie?
• The Many Voices of Bob Luttrell
• The Inspiration of Peace on Earth

History

Early copies of the Gold Audio release had a glaring typo.

Heroes was first released as Secrets, Surprises, and Sensational Stories. This original release was the second in a series of seven alliteratively-named cassette albums. In its Gold Audio Series release, the album was re-titled Heroes and was available on cassette and CD. Very early copies of the Gold Audio release have the title of album misspelled as "Heros."

Episodes

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#20: “Mike Makes Right”

#29: “Rumor Has It”

#43: “Back to School”

#46: “The Shepherd and the Giant”

#47: “A Single Vote”

#48: “Heroes”

#49: “Thank You, God”

#50: “Karen”

#51: “Connie, Part 1”

#52: “Connie, Part 2”

#53: “The Sacred Trust”

#54: “Peace on Earth”

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Episode Original Airdate Writer Director Rating Buy Preview #20: “Mike Makes Right” April 2, 1988 Paul McCusker Steve Harris 89% Billy Barton, the bully of Odyssey Elementary, gets into a fight with Mike Caldwell. When Mike wins, he becomes arrogant and lets stardom go to his head. #29: “Rumor Has It” June 4, 1988 Paul McCusker Steve Harris 85% Jack Davis and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz wonder about a strange family in town and Jack is convinced they are up to something. #43: “Back to School” September 10, 1988 Paul McCusker Phil Lollar 85% Leslie seems to have trouble with telling the truth. "Over-Exaggeration" seems to be her middle name. #46: “The Shepherd and the Giant” October 29, 1988 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 87% Connie experiences the story of the Shepherd and the Giant using 'The Environment Enhancer', a new creation by Whit. #47: “A Single Vote” November 5, 1988 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 93% Connie learns from Whit about how every vote matters. #48: “Heroes” November 12, 1988 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker 91% Jimmy Barclay looks up to Melvin (Lightning) Livingston, the star basketball player. When Lighting is accused of using drugs, Jimmy stands up for him but doesn't know what the truth is. #49: “Thank You, God” November 19, 1988 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 90% Whit tells a group of friends about how he became a Christian. When he was young, his stepmother was in a horrible accident which left her blind. Through God's love, she was able to cope and show Whit the meaning of faith. #50: “Karen” November 26, 1988 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker 89% Donna Barclay tries to cope when her best friend, Karen Crosby, becomes ill with cancer. #51: “Connie, Part 1” December 3, 1988 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker 91% Connie encounters old friends who remind her of how different she was before coming to Odyssey. Meanwhile, Eugene Meltsner starts working at Whit's End and promptly changes how the shop works. #52: “Connie, Part 2” December 10, 1988 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker 94% In California, Connie must make a decision about Christianity. In Odyssey, Eugene is inadvertently causing problems at Whit's End. #53: “The Sacred Trust” December 17, 1988 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 87% Lucy promises Heather she will keep a dangerous promise, and Eugene and Connie try to prove who is the better worker. #54: “Peace on Earth” December 24, 1988 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker 89% The Barclays forget the true meaning of Christmas.

Album Artwork

• 2010 Release
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  Front Cover

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  Back Cover

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  3D Cover

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  Album Art

• Gold Audio Series
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  Front Cover

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  Back Cover

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  3D Cover

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  Original Front Cover

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  Original Back Cover

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  Tape version of the Gold Audio release

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  Back of tape version of the Gold Audio release

• Secrets, Surprises, and Sensational Stories
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  Front Cover

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  Back Cover (1989)

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  Yellow Front Cover

Originally, Secrets, Surprises, and Sensational Stories came in a yellow clamshell. When albums 2-8 were updated around 1993, they all came in a white clamshell.