In Harm's Way
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| Someone to Watch Over Me | In Harm's Way | A Twist in Time |
Summary
When the new kid in town isn't exactly cool, what's a guy to do? Being nice is one thing, but letting him hang around with you... well, that's another thing entirely. Can Dylan see past Elliot's "nerdy" actions to his inner value? A critical choice and a powerful lesson await in this exciting tale of friendship and love.
Plot
Dylan Taylor and Doug Harding are racing their bikes down Suicide Hill, defying danger at every turn. Dylan's hopes for victory are short-lived after Elliot, a new boy in town, runs him off the road with his butterfly net. When Elliot tries to apologize, he only makes it worse by spilling a root-beer float on Doug, who vows to get revenge. Dylan tells Elliot to bug off, explaining to Whit that he doesn't want to be friends because Elliot is weird and talks funny.
While Doug befriends Elliot, in order to use him later on, Whit sends Dylan on an Imagination Station adventure which transports him back in time, where he is held captive as a freak show exhibit in a carnival. Dylan escapes, but is mocked and feared because of his strange appearance.
Back at Whit's End, Whit explains that the adventure was based on the true story of John Merrick, who was known as "The Elephant Man," because he was born with a bone disease that left him crippled and deformed. Merrick struggled to be understood and accepted despite his deformities, as Dylan had in his adventure. Whit says that Elliot's family has moved to Odyssey in hopes of finding children who won't laugh at Elliot because he is different.
Just as he tells Dylan that Elliot talks strangely because he is deaf, they find out that Elliot is about to race down Suicide Hill with Doug. Whit, Eugene, and Dylan rush to rescue Elliot, but when Elliot's brakes fail, the two go hurtling toward a speeding train. The boys jump to safety on the runaway train, and because Elliot is able to read lips, Whit tells him how to stop the train safely. Dylan gains a new appreciation for Elliot, apologizes for his behavior, and the two become friends.
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DVD Extras
- Two 30-minute audio adventures: “A Lesson From Mike” and “The Greatest of These”
- Chapter selection
- Computer wallpaper
- Adventures in Odyssey screen savers
Gallery
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VHS Front
- Stills
- 1 Samuel 16:7
- Matthew 25:40
- Videos directed by Steve Stiles
- Videos with music by Tim Jaquette
- Videos that use the Imagination Station
- Videos that use the Strata-Flyer
- Videos sorted by name
- Videos sorted chronologically
- Videos written by Robert Vernon
- Videos with music by John Campbell
- Videos with sound design by Glenwood Editorial
- Videos produced by Robert Vernon
- Videos engineered by Unknown
- Videos executive produced by Steve Stiles
- Videos with Circus owner
- Videos with Circus owner voiced by Joe Alaskey
- Videos with acting by Joe Alaskey
- Videos with Charlie
- Videos with Charlie voiced by Ross Malinger
- Videos with acting by Ross Malinger
- Videos with Doug Harding
- Videos with Doug Harding voiced by Adam Wylie
- Videos with acting by Adam Wylie
- Videos with Dylan Taylor
- Videos with Dylan Taylor voiced by Kyle Gibson
- Videos with acting by Kyle Gibson
- Videos with Elliot
- Videos with Elliot voiced by Michael Litberg
- Videos with acting by Michael Litberg
- Videos with Eugene Meltsner
- Videos with Eugene Meltsner voiced by Will Ryan
- Videos with acting by Will Ryan
- Videos with Holly Ferguson
- Videos with Holly Ferguson voiced by Erica Horn
- Videos with acting by Erica Horn
- Videos with John (video)
- Videos with John (video) voiced by Quinton Flynn
- Videos with acting by Quinton Flynn
- Videos with John Whittaker
- Videos with John Whittaker voiced by Paul Herlinger
- Videos with acting by Paul Herlinger
- Videos with Engineer
- Videos with Engineer voiced by Will Ryan