Bart Rathbone seeks out Whit's business advice after deciding he wants to make the Electric Palace a “respectable establishment.”
The Poor Rich Guy
Grady McKay decides that the Bible “makes no sense” after Marvin Washington and his sister, Tamika, conclude that Whit can't go to heaven because he's rich.
Dead Ends
Eugene's search for his father continues as he visits his foster parents to find clues.
The Champ of the Camp
Connie narrates the story of her last year at summer camp and how she got stuck in the midst of the annual prank war at Camp Jumonville.
Tales of a Small-Town Thug
Everyone at Whit's End is in an uproar when a former Bones of Rath gang member writes a scathing book about Odyssey.
Always
Aubrey Shepard prepares to leave home for college, but her little sister, Bethany, doesn't want her to go.
All-Star Witness
When Coach Tom Riley doesn't choose Ashley Jenkins for the local All-Star softball game, her father, former Mayor Jenkins, files a lawsuit.
The Business of Busyness
The Washingtons can't find time for family devotions, and Eugene's new service organization has him running in circles!
Prisoners of Fear, part 3
Eugene and Katrina Meltsner take a trip to visit a remote African tribe that believes its village is under a curse.
Recollections
Tom Riley, tells Connie the story of how a certain soda shop was created amid tragic circumstances.
Thank You, God
At Thanksgiving dinner, Whit tells the story of how his stepmother changed his life.
Connie, Part 1 of 2
While visiting California, Connie encounters some old friends who remind her of how different she was before coming to Odyssey. Meanwhile, Eugene Meltsner starts working at the ice cream shop and promptly changes how the shop works.
Connie, Part 2 of 2
While visiting California, Connie encounters some old friends who remind her of how different she was before coming to Odyssey. Meanwhile, Eugene Meltsner starts working at the ice cream shop and promptly changes how the shop works.
The Ill-Gotten Deed
Middle-schooler Calvin is fed up with his brother, so Whit tells him the story of another pair of brothers – Horace and Grover – who fought over land their father left for them in his will.
