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Rusty Gordon (Malone)
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Rusty Gordon is a member of the Bones of Wrath. His name seems to have changed, along with his voice, from Malone to Gordon. He is first and foremost a bully.
[edit] Family
Rusty has no family that is known to ever appear in Odyssey, but from Our Father, it is known his father isn't around very much. Although this was before his name changed, his presumed second father doesn't seem to influence, or possibly, be able to influence, him in any better way.
As of When Bad Isn't So Good, we learn that his father is a city worker.
[edit] Friends
Rusty's friends seem to consist almost exclusively of the Bones of Wrath. Rusty seems to get along well with Rodney personally, being the only one to remain with him after his failed power struggle with Jellyfish.
[edit] Major Stories
Rusty is a minor character and has never played much of an important role in Adventures in Odyssey, except for one scene in the Blackgaard saga when he told Rodney Rathbone about Jellyfish's laptop computer, which had incriminating evidence on it. Most recently, in Tales of a Small-Town Thug, he wrote a book, titled Tales of a Small-Town Thug, which makes fun of Odyssey and the people in it.
[edit] Episodes
| Episodes with Shawn Svoboda (15)
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| Episode
| Original Airdate
| Album
| Writer
| Director
| Rating
| iTunes
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| 230: Our Father
| May 15, 1993
| 17: On Earth as it is in Heaven
| Phil Lollar
| Phil Lollar
| 90%
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Lawrence Hodges is missing a father figure in his life, as his real dad is always off on some trip. So he decides to join the Bones of Wrath.
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| 239: The Power
| July 17, 1993
| 17: On Earth as it is in Heaven
| Marshal Younger
| Phil Lollar
| 82.3%
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Nicholas Adamsworth uses his computer skills to the control school records and grades.
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| 252: The Bad Hair Day
| December 11, 1993
| 19: Passport to Adventure
| Phil Lollar
| Phil Lollar
| 83%
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Henry accuses Rodney of stealing his comic books, but Rodney points the finger at Charles! Henry doesn't know who to believe.
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| 259: The Potential in Elliot
| February 12, 1994
| 19: Passport to Adventure
| Marshal Younger
| Paul McCusker
| 87.5%
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Using the Imagination Station, Sam meets a young inventor named Thomas. Sam thinks Thomas is wasting his time with silly inventions and should just enjoy being a kid. Little does Sam realize who he's really influencing.
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| 261: Afraid, Not!
| February 26, 1994
| 20: A Journey of Choices
| Paul McCusker
| Phil Lollar
| 60%
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Danny Schmidt is scared to go to school so Whit teaches him a Bible verse to remember.
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| 263: When Bad Isn't So Good
| April 9, 1994
| 20: A Journey of Choices
| Phil Lollar
| Phil Lollar
| 92.5%
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In an attempt to shake his goody-two-shoes image, Sam Johnson tries to do bad things so people will notice him.
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| 265: War of the Words
| April 23, 1994
| 20: A Journey of Choices
| Marshal Younger
| Phil Lollar
| 84%
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Henry and Charles hear Eugene use the word "maladroit" and believe it to be a bad word. When they use the word at school, they find out the folly of using language you don't understand.
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| 282: The Fundamentals
| September 17, 1994
| 21: Wish You Were Here!
| Marshal Younger
| Marshal Younger
| 80.3%
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Jimmy Barclay attends a basketball camp with Phil, a kid who seems to know it all, but uses poor technique.
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| 284: The Election Deception
| October 01, 1994
| 21: Wish You Were Here!
| Marshal Younger
| Phil Lollar
| 84.5%
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Courtney is running for class president but her diary is stolen and her competitor, Shannon, reads her speech word for word!
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| 288: The Twilife Zone
| October 22, 1994
| 21: Wish You Were Here!
| Phil Lollar
| Phil Lollar
| 88.6%
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Connie uses Kid's Radio to tell a story of a talking chicken who begins to control his user's actions much like drugs being to control people.
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| 301: The Good, the Bad, and the Butch
| February 11, 1995
| 23: Twists and Turns
| Marshal Younger
| Marshal Younger
| 97.8%
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The Bones of Rath use Butch's connection to Sam Johnson to hopefully get them some tickets for a banquet where they are planning to pull a prank.
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| 307: Poetry in Slow Motion
| March 25, 1995
| 24: Risks and Rewards
| Marshal Younger
| Phil Lollar
| 80%
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Charles Thompson is having trouble with the poetry unit in school, but refuses to ask for help.
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| 325: Angels Unaware
| July 29, 1995
| 25: Darkness Before Dawn
| Phil Lollar
| Phil Lollar
| 87.8%
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Jack, Billy McPherson and Sam start up the Israelites, a "good gang". Butch is recruited as a spy on the bad guys and diffuses a few of their plots. Lucy and Connie try to figure out what's going on with Sam and Jack.
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| 331: Checkmate
| September 16, 1995
| 25: Darkness Before Dawn
| Paul McCusker
| Phil Lollar
| 98.1%
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Blackgaard and company take over the Harlequin and Jason puts the Israelites back together to stop the havoc in Odyssey. Then, just as Eugene is discovering the truth... a surprise attack causes the Imagination Station to crash!
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| 332: Another Chance
| September 23, 1995
| 25: Darkness Before Dawn
| Phil Lollar
| Paul McCusker
| 95.3%
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Tom is accused of hiding information about Whit's End. Dr. Blackgaard collapses in public, but later claims he was simply exhausted. Bart claims the Israelites vandalized his store, but Rodney knows the Bones did it. He is so angry that he throws a punch at Jellyfish, who informs him that this is all part of the plan. Jellyfish shuts down the Bones. Richard helps Eugene decode Imagination Station programming which refers to "the silent one". Later, Rodney tells Richard of Jellyfish's computer that keeps track of everything that has happened so far. Richard tries to get the laptop, but is captured by Dr. Blackgaard and thrown out of a car. He slips into a coma at the hospital.
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