Something Blue, Part 1

533: Something Blue, Part 1

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Airdate

November 15, 2003

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Album

41: In Hot Pursuit

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Theme

Counting the cost

Genre

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Scripture

Luke 14:25-33

Written By

Kathy Buchanan

Directed By

Kathy Buchanan

Produced By

Glenn Montjoy
Marshal Younger
Bob Hoose

Executive Producer

Paul McCusker

Post-Production

Glenn Montjoy

Engineer

Glenn Montjoy

Music By

John Campbell

Songs By

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Summary

Connie tries to deal with Mitch's new lifestyle when their relationship takes a surprising turn.

Plot

Joanne and Connie meet with Mr. Gossamar at the Smithsonian to determine the value of an antique compass, and are disappointed to learn it's only a replica worth around $100.

Although initially disappointed, Joanne is certain that God will use another means to provide the money needed to rebuild the church in Sri Lanka that burned to the ground. She realizes once again that, for this stage of her life, her ministry is to love and support Jack, not build churches.

After listening to Joanne, Connie thinks her purpose in life must be to help Mitch accomplish his purpose in life.

Janelle Bourland thinks Joanne should get a second opinion about her compass so she contacts an antiques dealer she knows. Much to everyone's surprise, he offers Joanne $12,000.

Just three days before classes are to begin, Mitch learns that he's been accepted into the International Law Enforcement Academy in Budapest for two years of training. He wants Connie to go with him so he asks her to marry him and she accepts. They quickly begin making plans for their wedding which will take place in three days.

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Cast

Characters	Actors
Connie Kendall	Katie Leigh
Mr. Gossamar	Ian Whitcomb
Janelle Bourland	Mimi Monaco
Joanne Woodston-Allen	Janet Waldo
Michaela Bourland	Tierra Abbott
Peter Bourland	Keith Silverstein
Philip Bernstein	Corey Burton
Mr. Purgastat	Corey Burton
Robert Mitchell	Steve Burns

Notes

Trivia

• Writer/director Kathy Wierenga got married (despite her spoken love for Richard Maxwell) during the production of this episode. Thus, the show is written by "Kathy Wierenga" (her maiden name) and directed by "Kathy Buchanan" (her married name).
• This episode takes place away from Odyssey: Episodes That Take Place Away from Odyssey

Quotes

Robert Mitchell: We've got a rabbit on the fire escape!

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Connie Kendall: Well, I say he's a con artist who was hurt by a compass in his childhood.

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Joanne Woodston-Allen: So how was dinner last night? Did Mitch like the rhyming theme?
Connie Kendall: No, it was awful. I worked all day on the souffle, and then he burned his mouth on the flombay so I said to drink the monet display but he said no way. We never even got to the sourvey.
Joanne Woodston-Allen: Bad day.

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Robert Mitchell: I think we need to get married.
Connie Kendall: To each other?

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Connie Kendall: I could learn Budapest-ese.

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Connie Kendall: Two years?!
Robert Mitchell: Did I miss an anniversary?
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