Unreleased episodes

Unreleased episodes

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Number of Episodes

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Unreleased episodes are episodes which are not readily available in any of the 56 original albums or in the three unique special albums The Lost Episodes, The Truth Chronicles, and Passages: Darien's Rise. They have not been included on albums because Focus on the Family either dislikes how a certain part of the episode is portrayed or decided the episode does not meet current standards.

Episodes

Episode Original Airdate Writer Director Rating Listen Preview 011: Addictions Can Be Habit-Forming January 30, 1988 Steve Harris Steve Harris 74.7% N/A Stephanie's friend Joey Donovan tries to help her lose weight, but it's even harder than he ever thought. 021: The Case of the Missing Train Car April 9, 1988 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 84.9% N/A Michelle Terry lives in a halfway house due to a previous lifestyle. She finds that those close to her are placing the blame for something she may or may not have done. 023: The Quality of Mercy April 23, 1988 Paul McCusker Phil Lollar 84.9% N/A Tom Riley catches Scott Williams stealing his apples and breaking his fence and forgives him. However, Scott won't forgive someone who owes him money. 024: Gotcha! April 30, 1988 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 88.6% N/A Whit notices that Connie is reading horoscopes and influencing the kids at Whit's End to use them, so he confronts her about the dangers of the occult. 025: Harley Takes the Case, Part 1 May 7, 1988 Paul McCusker Phil Lollar 84% N/A Officer Harley finds himself in a mystery when Steve Larson mysteriously disappears. He must sort through fact and fantasy to make his decisions. 026: Harley Takes the Case, Part 2 May 14, 1988 Paul McCusker Phil Lollar 77.4% N/A Officer Harley finds himself in a mystery when Steve Larson mysteriously disappears. He must sort through fact and fantasy to make his decisions. 070: The Return of Harley, Part 1 April 29, 1989 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 84.1% N/A Not Available Officer David Harley and Jack Davis get into some trouble when they come across a couple of bootleggers. Unfortunately for Jack, no one believes his side of the story. 071: The Return of Harley, Part 2 May 6, 1989 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 86.4% N/A Not Available Officer David Harley and Jack Davis get into some trouble when they come across a couple of bootleggers. Unfortunately for Jack, no one believes his side of the story. 085: You Go to School Where? September 16, 1989 Phil Lollar Phil Lollar 69.5% N/A Robyn Jacobs and Esther Langford (a girl who is home-schooled) switch places for a day. 438b: The Telltale Cat March 11, 2000 Jim Ware Phil Lollar 72.4% N/A Not Available David Straussberg's conscience gets the better of him after he disposes of Mandy's cat. 439: B-TV: Grace March 18, 2000 Jim Ware Phil Lollar 65.3% N/A B-TV presents various skits, stories, and clips to portray the importance of grace and how it applies to our everyday lives. 442b: Sticks and Stones April 15, 2000 Marshal Younger Phil Lollar 82.3% N/A Not Available Bart Rathbone tries to run an old enemy out of town to prevent him from opening up a competing electronic shop. 444a: Career Moves April 29, 2000 Marshal Younger Phil Lollar 75.3% N/A Not Available Bart Rathbone takes Nathaniel Graham on as an apprentice and teaches him how to run a business. There are four other episodes that were once in an album but have since been removed: #3: “Lights Out at Whit's End” #9: “Doing Unto Others” #13: “Bobby's Valentine” #14: “Missed It By That Much” Reasons for Being Unreleased Harley Episodes These episodes contained Officer David Harley. Many were Remade. #3: “Lights Out at Whit's End” #9: “Doing Unto Others” #11: “Addictions Can Be Habit-Forming” #13: “Bobby's Valentine” #14: “Missed It By That Much” #21: “The Case of the Missing Train Car” #23: “The Quality of Mercy” #24: “Gotcha!” #25: “Harley Takes the Case, Part 1” #26: “Harley Takes the Case, Part 2” #70: “The Return of Harley, Part 1” #71: “The Return of Harley, Part 2” Separate Retail CDs B-TV: Live - This episode was a live episode that ended up being way too long to use as a broadcast episode or included in a regular album. It was released on a separate, individual CD Adventures in Odyssey: Live #370: “Christmas Around the World, Part 1” & #371: “Christmas Around the World, Part 2” - This episode does not really contain a cohesive storyline but was really a musical Christmas special. It was released on a separate, individual CD Joy to the World. Released on special album only “Push the Red Button (Live)” - is available only on an upcoming special album: Our Favorites: Actor's Picks. Other Unreleased Episodes Some of these episodes were available on individual CDs exclusively through the Focus on the Family store. These CDs were all discontinued in 2011. #85: “You Go to School Where?” - This episode dealt with the new issue of homeschooling. Though it was handled tastefully, many listeners felt it did not correctly reflect what homeschooling was all about; this episode was available on CD from Focus and is also available for free on the Podcast #438b: "The Telltale Cat" - This episode was considered too violent by the AIO team and was pulled from the Spring 2000 lineup after the original broadcasting. See that season's explanation for a full explanation of why these episodes were dropped. #439: “B-TV: Grace” - This episode was part of the Spring 2000 disaster and was pulled because some listeners complained that this episode was derogatory toward Amish Christians. This episode was available on CD through Focus on the Family. #442b: "Sticks and Stones" - This episode was part of the Spring 2000 disaster and was pulled for "providing children with too many fat-insults." #444a: "Career Moves" - This episode was part of the Spring 2000 disaster and was pulled because it was considered too weak. This episode was available on CD through Focus on the Family. Lost Episodes These episodes were all produced to some point but never aired on the radio or were released in an album. Full Length Backwoods Jacobs One-in-Ten The End of an Era- Written for if Will Ryan could not voice Eugene anymore, he stayed and the episode was not needed. (2007). Turning Paige BTV: Bible Untitled Kidsboro episode dealing with the freedom of speech (2010). Betrayed- An episode written for the Album 25: Darkness Before Dawn about the Isrealites, and the Bones of Wrath, written by Marshal Younger, however it was cut due to no more room left in the album. Split The Hoax's on You Fads The Dangerous Haircut (however a segment was used in another episode.) See Also Remade episodes 2000 Season (Spring 2000 Disaster) Resources Unreleased episodes on the Odyssey Library Unreleased episodes on the Soda Fountain Unreleased episodes on AIOHQ.com (outdated)