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Jenny Whittaker, less commonly known by her maiden name of Guinevere Morrow, is the deceased wife of Whit, who died about a month before the creation of Whit's End due to complications from an untreated strep infection which led to a fatal case of chronic glomerulonephritis. Jenny, who has been described by Tom Riley as having "fiery red hair and hazel eyes", buried herself in volunteer work after the death of her son, Jerry Whittaker, in the Vietnam war, and was responsible for leading a group of Odyssey citizens to save the Fillmore Recreation center from demolition. She worked hard on the project, ignoring her own health and case of strep throat, which eventually settled in her kidneys and deteriorated them, causing her to collapse during a city council meeting to determine the fate of the building. She died soon afterwards.
Whit, who viewed the Fillmore center as a broken-down building that needed to be demolished and blamed the citizens of Odyssey for her death, grieved bitterly for about a month, until he met a young girl, who told him how much she cared for the old building and hated to see it torn down. When Whit learned the little girl's name, Jenny, he felt that the encounter was a sign from God and purchased the building on behalf of the Universal Press Foundation. Whit renovated it, making it into what is presently Whit's End.
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| Episodes with Natalie O'Hare (5)
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| 019: Recollections
| March, 16 1988
| 01: The Adventure Begins
| Phil Lollar
| Steve Harris
| 90%
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Whit talks about the history of Whit's End.
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| 211: The Mortal Coil, Part 1
| November 21, 1992
| 16: Flights of Imagination
| Paul McCusker
| Paul McCusker
| 100%
| Not Available
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Whit uses the Imagination Station in a new and exciting way... a program that simulates what life is like after death!
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| 212: The Mortal Coil, Part 2
| November 28, 1992
| 16: Flights of Imagination
| Paul McCusker
| Paul McCusker
| 100%
| Not Available
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Whit creates an Imagination Station program that shows the user a glimpse of life after death. The program shows Whit a heaven from which he might not want to come back, while it gives Eugene a taste of hell which terrifies him to no end.
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| 501: Inside the Studio
| November 23, 2002
| 00: The Lost Episodes
| Nathan Hoobler
| Nathan Hoobler
| 0%
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Stories, bloopers, secrets and humor from the actors who make Adventures in Odyssey such a huge success. Featuring many of the actors who have recorded with Odyssey over the past 15 years.
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| 582: Silent Night
| December 17, 2005
| 45: Lost and Found
| John Fornof
| Bob Hoose
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Whit's Christmas plans are ruined, and so he has to find a way to spend his Christmas alone.
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| Episodes with Rebecca Meyers (2)
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| Episodes with Mandy Kaplan (2)
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