Album 06: Mission: Accomplished
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Album 06: Mission: Accomplished
Mission th Adventures in Odyssey mainstream album .
Its episodes began airing on the radio starting on May 28, 1988 and finished on February 3, 1990.
Description Originally released as Terrific Tales, Mysterious Missions .
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Everybody in Odyssey is on some kind of mission. Jimmy signs up to help missionaries and ends up in the jungles of Central America! Robyn has to find the Treasure of LeMonde ...before it's too late. And Whit , Connie , and everyone at Whit's End learn that forgiveness and faith go a long way!
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These digitally remastered collections — available for the first time on CD — include bonus tracks, fun facts, and behind-the-scenes details! A fun-filled, full-color insert includes the following: original notes of the writers, never-before-heard stories from the recording studio, and a coupon for other Adventures in Odyssey products. This album’s episodes will take you from the discovery of a hidden treasure chest to a hair-raising voyage in the Imagination Station .
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Bonus Features Episodes Mission: Accomplished
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#FD1: “Spare Tire”
December 17, 1983
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A husband and wife get caught in a snowstorm.
#FD2: “House Guest”
November 23, 1985
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A father lives at his adult daughter's house for a while.
#28: “The Price of Freedom”
May 28, 1988
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Mr. Altman teaches his class that the men who fought in the Vietnam war were killers. This doesn't sit well with Kirk McGinty , whose father died in the war fighting for his country.
#80: “A Prisoner for Christ”
July 29, 1989
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Nicholas Adamsworth uses the Imagination Station to experience the story of Onesimus from the the book of Philemon in the Bible.
#81: “Good Business”
August 5, 1989
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Robyn Jacobs thinks she can earn money the "easy" way by starting her own business, but she soon learns it's not so easy after all.
#82: “Heatwave”
August 12, 1989
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Jack Davis and Oscar Peterson solve the mystery of a strange kid and an armload of lumber.
#87: “Elijah, Part 1”
September 30, 1989
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Robyn Jacobs and Jack Davis use the Imagination Station to experience the story of King Ahab , Queen Jezebel , Elijah , and the drought.
#88: “Elijah, Part 2”
October 7, 1989
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Robyn Jacobs and Jack Davis accidentally get sent to Elijah 's time and experience a great adventure with Elijah in the Old Testament!
#89: “That's Not Fair”
October 14, 1989
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Connie , Donna Barclay and Oscar Peterson all get the chance to see what would happen if everyone was treated fairly.
#90: “But, You Promised”
October 21, 1989
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In a pinch about losing her bike, Robyn lies about the people who stole it.
#91: “A Mission for Jimmy”
October 28, 1989
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Jimmy Barclay dreams about working with Dan Isidro , a missionary to Nicaragua.
#92: “The Ill-Gotten Deed”
November 4, 1989
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Whit tells Calvin the story of brothers Horace and Grover McAlister , illustrating how far less productive revenge is than work.
#93: “Rescue from Manatugo Point”
November 11, 1989
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Whit flashes back to the times he had as a signalman for the Navy in World War II.
#94: “Operation Digout”
November 18, 1989
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Whit tells Connie the story of the battle in which he was wounded in World War II.
#102: “The Treasure of LeMonde!”
February 3, 1990
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Robyn and Connie find a hidden attic at Whit's End and stumble upon a forgotten mystery involving an old pipe organ, a greedy professor and "the greatest treasure."
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Terrific Tales, Mysterious Missions
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#28: “The Price of Freedom”
May 28, 1988
Phil Lollar Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Mr. Altman teaches his class that the men who fought in the Vietnam war were killers. This doesn't sit well with Kirk McGinty , whose father died in the war fighting for his country.
#72: “An Encounter with Mrs. Hooper”
May 13, 1989
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Donna is assigned by her church group to befriend grumpy old Mrs. Hooper at the nursing home.
#80: “A Prisoner for Christ”
July 29, 1989
Phil Lollar Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Nicholas Adamsworth uses the Imagination Station to experience the story of Onesimus from the the book of Philemon in the Bible.
#81: “Good Business”
August 5, 1989
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Robyn Jacobs thinks she can earn money the "easy" way by starting her own business, but she soon learns it's not so easy after all.
#87: “Elijah, Part 1”
September 30, 1989
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Robyn Jacobs and Jack Davis use the Imagination Station to experience the story of King Ahab , Queen Jezebel , Elijah , and the drought.
#88: “Elijah, Part 2”
October 7, 1989
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Robyn Jacobs and Jack Davis accidentally get sent to Elijah 's time and experience a great adventure with Elijah in the Old Testament!
#89: “That's Not Fair”
October 14, 1989
Phil Lollar Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Connie , Donna Barclay and Oscar Peterson all get the chance to see what would happen if everyone was treated fairly.
#91: “A Mission for Jimmy”
October 28, 1989
Paul McCusker Paul McCusker Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Jimmy Barclay dreams about working with Dan Isidro , a missionary to Nicaragua.
#92: “The Ill-Gotten Deed”
November 4, 1989
Phil Lollar Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Whit tells Calvin the story of brothers Horace and Grover McAlister , illustrating how far less productive revenge is than work.
#93: “Rescue from Manatugo Point”
November 11, 1989
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Whit flashes back to the times he had as a signalman for the Navy in World War II.
#94: “Operation Digout”
November 18, 1989
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Whit tells Connie the story of the battle in which he was wounded in World War II.
#102: “The Treasure of LeMonde!”
February 3, 1990
Phil Lollar Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Robyn and Connie find a hidden attic at Whit's End and stumble upon a forgotten mystery involving an old pipe organ, a greedy professor and "the greatest treasure."
Version Difference The original version of this album did not feature #82: “Heatwave” . To fix the chronology with Richard Maxwell 's arrival in Album 05: Daring Deeds, Sinister Schemes , it was switched with #72: “An Encounter with Mrs. Hooper” .
The Gold Audio release included one extra episode that was not on the original album: #90: “But, You Promised” .
Notes Eugene appears on the back cover, although he is not in any of the episodes in this album.Album Art
Terrific Tales, Mysterious Missions
The original release came in a blue clamshell. When albums 2-8 were updated circa 1993, they all came in a white clamshell.
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