You've found The Lost Episodes of Adventures in Odyssey! These displaced, misplaced, second-guessed and just plain forgotten stories from the popular family audio drama are back! Dusted off, then digitally remastered for outstanding sound quality, these wayward episodes from the early days are loaded with great storytelling and values-based content (like you've come to expect!) Fresh from exile, here are the stories time almost forgot.
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You’ve found The Lost Episodes of Adventures in Odyssey! Since this fun filled audio drama began, there’s been a handful of programs that never found their way into regularly - released albums - until now! The Lost Episodes features classic stories from the early days of the show with engaging antics and adventurous frolics as the characters of Odyssey bring biblical principles to life.
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Phillip Callas gets angry during baseball practice and tells his younger brother Dean to go home. When Dean doesn't return home, the police get involved and try to track down the boy.
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On Valentine's Day, Jimmy Barclay gets a note in his mailbox addressed to him from Jessie Morales. She thinks he is 'the cutest boy in the whole school' ...unfortunately for her, Jimmy wants to get rid of her.
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Take a peek back into the first 13 years of Adventures in Odyssey with co-creator Phil Lollar, as we remember the characters you love and re-live the most memorable Odyssey scenes.
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Take a peek back into the first 13 years of Adventures in Odyssey with co-creator Phil Lollar, as we remember the characters you love and re-live the most memorable Odyssey scenes.
This was the final album to be released in the Gold Audio Series. It was a way of releasing many of the episodes that still had not been released as extra bonuses in that series. However, after the release of this album there were still several unreleased episodes: 15 full episodes and three split episodes. There is also at least one lost split episode that has been fully produced but never released to the general public.
This is the only mainstream album to have ever featured 17 episodes. Before its release, the largest amount of episodes included in an album had been 14 in Album #7: On Thin Ice.
The Lost Episodes is officially referred to as Album #00, but for most purposes LE is used instead of 00.
