Using the Imagination Station, Sam Johnson meets a young inventor named Thomas Edison. 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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Lawrence Hodges claims to have seen Harlow Doyle kidnapped by a band of bootleggers! Whit is willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, despite his wild imagination, and find out what happened.
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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.
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The second part of a retelling of the John Bunyan classic allegory 'The Pilgrim's Progress'.
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The first part of a retelling of the John Bunyan classic allegory 'The Pilgrim's Progress'.
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Eugene and Katrina try to get information from Buck while Connie learns about Dr. Trask's religious group. In his search for Monty, Whit learns more about Agent Tanner and the Stiletto.
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Henry Thomas accuses Rodney Rathbone of stealing his comic books, but Rodney points the finger at Charles Edward Thompson! Henry doesn't know who to believe.
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Harlow Doyle investigates why people have stopped attending Connie's Bible study.
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Edwin Blackgaard hosts a radio drama about an alien invasion that convinces some Odyssey residents that the real thing is taking place.
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Erica Clark gets to experience a week in the life of a 22-year-old in the Room of Consequence.
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While Bart Rathbone tries to take over his janitorial service, Bernard Walton seeks character building advice from Edwin Blackgaard.
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KYDS Radio tells the story of Saint Valentine and his defiance of an edict that bans anyone from getting married.
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Whit and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz continue investigating Kent Wakefield and discovery the truth behind his confused past.
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Rodney Rathbone writes an essay for the Family Times Magazine family of the year (as a joke), but when his is picked as the winner, his family tries to impress the judges and pull down their competition—the Johnson family.
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Kid's Radio helps people learn about some of the greatest hymn writers. It talks about Martin Luther, Philip Bliss, and Fanny J. Crosby.
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Danny Schmidt is excited he's going to have a little brother. But he soon gets it into his head that the rest of the family will ignore him once the new baby is born, and hopes his little brother doesn't come.
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Everyone goes to Uncle Archie's Carnival. There, Connie and Matthew both feel excluded from new friendships between Penny, Wooton, Buck, and Emily. Whit, Detective Polehaus, and Monty investigate clues.
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When Pete Flanagan molds his replacement pitcher Henry Thomas into an even better pitcher than him, Henry's ego gets the best of him.
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Nicholas Adamsworth uses his computer skills to control the school records and grades.
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Bernard Walton and Eugene tell the story of the Fiery Furnace.
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Jimmy Barclay tries out a new invention of Whit's, the Room of Consequence. By using it, he is able to see the possible results of his actions.
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Whit and Detective Polehaus pursue connections between the Green Ring and Uncle Archie's Carnival while Wally Haggler and Jay chase leads of their own. Matthew takes the Appleberry to Eugene to try to fix it.
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