Album 09: Just in Time

Album 09: Just in Time

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Robyn Jacobs running from a dog in #119: “Better Late than Never”.

Robyn Jacobs running from a dog in #119: “Better Late than Never”.

Robyn Jacobs running from a dog in #119: “Better Late than Never”.

Released

1991 (original release)
October 2005 (second release)
January 23, 2018 (third release)

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Series

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Number of Episodes

14

Average Episode Rating

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CD cover

Cover Artist

Gary Locke
Bruce Day

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Purchase Album

Buy CD from Focus

Other websites

Official Site
Odyssey Scoop
AIO Update
AIOHQ
Odyssey Library

ISBN

1589970764

Album 08: Beyond Expectations

Album 09: Just in Time

Album 10: Other Times, Other Places

Just in Time is the 9^th Adventures in Odyssey mainstream album. It was released in 1991 as Amazing Antics, Dynamic Discoveries, and re-released in October 2005 and January 2018 as Just in Time. Its episodes began airing on the radio starting on January 5, 1987 and finished on November 30, 2002.

Description

Amazing Antics, Dynamic Discoveries

“

Life in Odyssey is never boring! Amazing Antics and Dynamic Discoveries abound in this six-cassette album, as the Odyssey kids learn new lessons from their wacky adventures—with the help of John Avery Whittaker, of course!

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Just in Time

The Gold Audio Series (2005)

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It's a race against the clock! Can Curt and Traci solve the case of the missing train car? Will Robyn Jacobs stop being late for everything? Will the Barclay kids get their story straight about how the TV caught fire? Hurry to find the answers, and the important lessons on this classic "Gold Audio" album!

”

2018

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It's a race against the clock! Can Curt and Traci solve the case of the missing train car? Will Robyn Jacobs stop being late for everything? Will the Barclay kids get their story straight about how the TV caught fire? Hurry to find the answers and learn important lessons along the way in this classic collection of adventures.

”

Episodes

Just in Time

year

1990

1995

2000

2005

2010

2015

2020

#FP01: “Whit's Visitor”

#109: “Two Sides to Every Story”

#114: “The Big Broadcast”

#118: “What Happened to the Silver Streak?”

#119: “Better Late than Never”

#126: “Wishful Thinking”

#127: “Have You No Selpurcs?”

#129: “Not One of Us”

#130: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 1”

#131: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 2”

#133: “Cousin Albert”

#140: “The Vow”

#141: “Over the Airwaves”

#502: “Live at the 25!”

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Episode Original Airdate Writer Director Rating Buy Preview #FP01: “Whit's Visitor” January 5, 1987 Steve Harris Phil Lollar % Whit finds a young boy named Davey Morrison hiding in his garage. The boy's parents are getting separated, and Whit realizes Davey needs some help coping with the pain. #109: “Two Sides to Every Story” March 24, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Jimmy and Donna Barclay tell their parents two different versions of how their TV caught fire. #114: “The Big Broadcast” June 9, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Tom Riley and Whit premiere a new kind of Kids' Radio program. #118: “What Happened to the Silver Streak?” July 7, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Young Traci Needlemeyer's model train car mysteriously disappears, and Curt Stevens points a suspicious finger at Michelle Terry, a girl with a reputation for taking things that don't belong to her. #119: “Better Late than Never” July 14, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Robyn Jacobs has developed a habit for being fashionably late, but gets a taste of what life would be like if her tardiness turned into an epidemic. #126: “Wishful Thinking” September 1, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % After wishing her brother had never been born, Donna Barclay wakes up the next morning to discover she's received her wish! #127: “Have You No Selpurcs?” September 8, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Curt Stevens and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz find out what "selpurcs" are by playing a game of Whit's design. #129: “Not One of Us” September 22, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Lucy and Connie travel to Sloughburgh where they get a first hand experience of what it feels like to be treated in a discriminatory way. #130: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 1” October 27, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Bernard tells Artie Powell, a boy with many siblings, the exciting life story of Joseph and his 11 brothers. #131: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 2” November 3, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Bernard tells Artie Powell, a boy with many siblings, the exciting life story of Joseph and his 11 brothers. #133: “Cousin Albert” November 24, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Lucy Cunningham-Schultz's cousin Albert Schultz doesn't know how to read and has been hiding it all his life. Lucy tries to convince her cousin to get the help he needs. #140: “The Vow” January 12, 1991 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Donna Barclay gets the impression that her parents are headed for a divorce, so she sets up a plan to keep the two of them together! #141: “Over the Airwaves” January 19, 1991 Paul McCusker Phil Lollar % Kids' Radio puts together a bunch of shows involving adaptations of parables that deal with living a good life. #502: “Live at the 25!” November 30, 2002 Marshal Younger Chuck Bolte % A live-set celebration of 25 years of Focus on the Family and the history of Whit's End through classic Kids' Radio sketches, talks with frequent customers, and more.

Writers

Writer	Episode Number
	FP01	109	114	118	119	126	127	129	130	131	133	140	141	502
Marshal Younger														♦
Paul McCusker		♦	♦		♦	♦		♦					♦	♦
Phil Lollar	♦			♦			♦		♦	♦	♦	♦
Steve Harris	♦

Amazing Antics, Dynamic Discoveries

year

1990

1995

2000

2005

2010

2015

2020

#109: “Two Sides to Every Story”

#114: “The Big Broadcast”

#118: “What Happened to the Silver Streak?”

#119: “Better Late than Never”

#126: “Wishful Thinking”

#127: “Have You No Selpurcs?”

#129: “Not One of Us”

#130: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 1”

#131: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 2”

#133: “Cousin Albert”

#140: “The Vow”

#141: “Over the Airwaves”

number

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Episode Original Airdate Writer Director Rating Buy Preview #109: “Two Sides to Every Story” March 24, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Jimmy and Donna Barclay tell their parents two different versions of how their TV caught fire. #114: “The Big Broadcast” June 9, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Tom Riley and Whit premiere a new kind of Kids' Radio program. #118: “What Happened to the Silver Streak?” July 7, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Young Traci Needlemeyer's model train car mysteriously disappears, and Curt Stevens points a suspicious finger at Michelle Terry, a girl with a reputation for taking things that don't belong to her. #119: “Better Late than Never” July 14, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Robyn Jacobs has developed a habit for being fashionably late, but gets a taste of what life would be like if her tardiness turned into an epidemic. #126: “Wishful Thinking” September 1, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % After wishing her brother had never been born, Donna Barclay wakes up the next morning to discover she's received her wish! #127: “Have You No Selpurcs?” September 8, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Curt Stevens and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz find out what "selpurcs" are by playing a game of Whit's design. #129: “Not One of Us” September 22, 1990 Paul McCusker Paul McCusker % Lucy and Connie travel to Sloughburgh where they get a first hand experience of what it feels like to be treated in a discriminatory way. #130: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 1” October 27, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Bernard tells Artie Powell, a boy with many siblings, the exciting life story of Joseph and his 11 brothers. #131: “Bernard and Joseph, Part 2” November 3, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Bernard tells Artie Powell, a boy with many siblings, the exciting life story of Joseph and his 11 brothers. #133: “Cousin Albert” November 24, 1990 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Lucy Cunningham-Schultz's cousin Albert Schultz doesn't know how to read and has been hiding it all his life. Lucy tries to convince her cousin to get the help he needs. #140: “The Vow” January 12, 1991 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar % Donna Barclay gets the impression that her parents are headed for a divorce, so she sets up a plan to keep the two of them together! #141: “Over the Airwaves” January 19, 1991 Paul McCusker Phil Lollar % Kids' Radio puts together a bunch of shows involving adaptations of parables that deal with living a good life.

Trivia

Version Difference

• The Gold Audio release included two extra episodes that were not on the original album: FP #01: "Whit's Visitor", the first episode for the Family Portraits pilot series, and #502: “Live at the 25!”.

Goof

• The 2005 Gold Audio release back cover states that the theme of #129: “Not One of Us” is "Scruples". This was corrected to "Bigotry" on the 2018 re-release.

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