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Intro	Amount	Definition
Normal	292	Chris says the normal minimum introduction at that time. Often, "Hi, this is Chris! Welcome to Adventures in Odyssey!" Very common, but often replaced by Character (Chris). In episodes with "Object Lessons," the phrase "...on today's Adventures in Odyssey" before Whit's intro is considered a "Normal" intro.
Empty	22	Chris does not appear in the intro, nor does anyone else; unless a skit is used and the theme is not played, or if something that is usually included is left out (like in #669: “Wooton's Broken Pencil Show”).
Narration	113	Chris talks about something (besides a Skit, besides Normal, and besides Character (Chris)).
Character (Name)	Whit (212) Chris (90) Eugene (14) Tom (11) Connie (26) Bernard (8) Bart (5) Wooton (2)	Someone from Odyssey appears in the intro. This also works as Character (Chris) if Chris talks about a place of "Wonder, Excitement, and Discovery," or something similar. Very common. Character (Whit) does not include Whit's Invention.
Skit	41	This is where a scene takes place in the intro, never containing characters from Odyssey. Chris often interacts with the characters. Common in early episodes.
Previews	256	The intro contains spliced-together scenes from the episode. Very common.
Ad-lib	4	Not a skit or a narration, but Chris strays from simply saying what’s normal. Quite rare.
OAC (AIOC)	3	This intro appears on all Odyssey Adventure Club episodes.
Cutoff	4	The intro starts, but does not have time to run its course because of an interruption by B-TV, OT Action News or the like.
5-Word	148	Chris simply says, "And now, Adventures in Odyssey!" Intermittent.
Whit's Invention	49	The intro has Whit working on a new invention. Most of the time, it doesn't work, but rarely it does. Very common in early episodes.
Object Lesson	15	Chris speaks as an introduction, and then a mini-scene plays, not containing Odyssey characters. Extremely common in early episodes.
Prologue	72	A scene plays before all of the intro is finished. Intermittent.
Recap	141	Scenes are played from previous episodes. Common in multi-part episodes.
Story	15	Chris talks about something, and she concludes her discussion in the wraps. Extremely common in early episodes.
Parental Warning	34	The executive producer notes that content in the episode may not be suitable for younger listeners. Normally, the executive producer announces the parental warning, but Focus on the Family president Jim Daly narrated the one for “The Mysterious Stranger, Parts 1-2”.
Crew (Name)		Someone besides (or in addition to) Chris reads the intro. Excludes skits.

Wraps	Amount	Definition
Normal	870	Chris reads the “Credits” for the episode. Anomaly: Recently, Chris will not read the address/website during the wraps of the broadcast version of an episode. The following clip is then appended to it. The wraps are still considered Normal when this happens. Anomaly: Sometimes, to fill time at the end of an episode, a featurette is included that features Chris and Harlow interviewing fans.
Empty	26	Chris does not read the narration or “Credits,” or something is missing that normally is included (like narration).
Narration	810	Chris talks about something, like a biblical application from the episode (besides a Skit and besides Normal).
Character (Name)	Wooton (1) Harley (1)	Someone from Odyssey appears in the wraps. Normally a skit is also used.
Skit Conclusion	14	The skit from the intro goes on.
Skit Background	6	Background noises are heard during the end narration.
Skit	6	When there is no skit in the intro: Chris interacts with something in or outside the studio; see Skit in “Intro” list.
Previews	36	Scenes are given from upcoming episodes. Common in multi-parters.
Ad-lib	22	Not a skit, but Chris strays from simply talking about the theme of the episode, asking for letters, and reading the “Credits.” Common in album 52.
Flashback	3	Scenes from previous episodes are played.
Epilogue	10	A scene is featured after Chris starts talking.
Safety Warning	4	Chris states a disclaimer saying not do do something described in the episode.
Crew (Name)	Chuck Bolte (3)	Someone besides (or in addition to) Chris reads the wraps. Excludes skits.
Letters	5	Chris reads letters from listeners or invites them to write in for an extra-special reason.
Fun Fact	19	A “Fun Fact” is read by Chris at the end of the episode to fill time. Example: Officer Harley