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#5: “Gifts for Madge and Guy”
December 19, 1987
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Mr. Whittaker tells a "fractured" version of a famous Christmas story, starring an unusual couple named Madge and Guy.
#6: “The Day After Christmas”
December 26, 1987
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
The morning after Christmas, a young girl who's already bored with her presents wanders into Whit's End looking for something to do.
#54: “Peace on Earth”
December 24, 1988
Paul McCusker Paul McCusker Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
The Barclays forget the true meaning of Christmas.
#96: “The Reluctant Rival”
December 9, 1989
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Whit 's granddaughter, Jenny Whittaker-Dowd , is given a special violin solo which causes friction with the other children.
#97: “Monty's Christmas”
December 16, 1989
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Frustrated that his mother always insults his father , Monty Whittaker-Dowd tries to find a way to escape from his family problems.
#98: “The Visitors”
December 23, 1989
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The Barclay family finds a family huddling in their shed and are uncomfortable with them staying. After the family has left, the Barclays realize they have made a big mistake and go looking for them.
#135: “Back to Bethlehem, Part 1”
December 8, 1990
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Connie and Eugene go into the Imagination Station and experience the birth of Jesus Christ!
#136: “Back to Bethlehem, Part 2”
December 15, 1990
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Connie and Eugene go into the Imagination Station and experience the birth of Jesus Christ!
#137: “Back to Bethlehem, Part 3”
December 22, 1990
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Connie and Eugene go into the Imagination Station and experience the birth of Jesus Christ!
#174: “Where's Your Daddy?”
November 30, 1991
Paul McCusker Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
The Myers family comes to Odyssey with a secret: Father and husband Ernie Myers is in jail.
#176: “The Star, Part 1”
December 14, 1991
Phil Lollar Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Connie and Eugene take another Christmas trip in the Imagination Station to meet King Herod, three wise men, and the baby Jesus.
#177: “The Star, Part 2”
December 21, 1991
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Eugene Meltsner and Connie Kendall get separated in the Imagination Station when they return to finish their adventure following the birth of Jesus.
#214: “The Living Nativity”
December 12, 1992
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A nativity display at Odyssey 's city hall sparks a controversy over the “separation of church and state.”
#215: “Caroling, Caroling”
December 19, 1992
Paul McCusker Chuck Bolte Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Whit and some of the kids from Odyssey go caroling.
#253: “A Time for Christmas”
December 18, 1993
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Whit takes middle-schooler Courtney Vincent on an Imagination Station tour of Christmases past.
#294: “Unto Us a Child Is Born”
December 24, 1994
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On Christmas eve, Jimmy produces a live Kids' radio presentation of the birth of Jesus--which includes an unexpected real birth .
#385: “It's a Pokenberry Christmas, Part 1”
December 13, 1997
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Whit and Eugene travel to Pokenberry Falls to help George Barclay , who has lost faith that he should be a pastor … which leads to a bizarre series of events.
#386: “It's a Pokenberry Christmas, Part 2”
December 20, 1997
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Whit and Eugene travel to Pokenberry Falls to help George Barclay , who has lost faith that he should be a pastor … which leads to a bizarre series of events.
#434: “B-TV: Redeeming the Season”
December 11, 1999
Jim Ware Phil Lollar Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Bernard Walton and the B-TV crew explore the legend of Saint Nicholas and how many Christmas customs first began.
#480: “The Popsicle Kid”
December 22, 2001
Torry Martin Marshal Younger Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Rodney Rathbone discourages Austin O'Conner from hanging around Colby Cabrera because he's “weird.” Wooton Bassett and the kids try to win a Christmas decorating contest.
#557: “A Lamb's Tale”
December 11, 2004
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The Odyssey crew is involved in six interwoven stories about Christmas. It all begins when Tamika gives away her toy lamb for Christmas . . .
#581: “A Christmas Conundrum”
December 10, 2005
Kathy Buchanan Marshal Younger Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
Eugene , Tom , Connie , and Whit get confused over who's giving which Christmas present to whom.
#582: “Silent Night”
December 17, 2005
John Fornof Bob Hoose Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{". %
At home alone on Christmas Eve, Whit remembers holidays past that were difficult--but still made for treasured family memories.
#678: “Grandma's Christmas Visit”
December 18, 2010
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The Parker’s grandma comes for a Christmas visit, in the middle of an elaborate Christmas celebration cooked up by Eugene and Connie . The Parker family parents wonder if it’s possible to have a Christmas without stress.
