Aug. 08, 2007: FREE Adventures in Odyssey episode - "Broken Window"

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

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🗓️ 8 August 2007

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

When a window gets broken at Whit's End, where will the blame fall? Connie serves as judge in a seriously funny trial that features Rodney, Sarah and Mitch, with a lesson on judging others. After the free episode, go behind-the-scenes with writer Kathy Buchanan and director John Fornof!

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, I'm Bob, Editor of Plugged In magazine.
0:13.6	I'm your host for this August 8th, 2007 edition of the official Adventures in Odyssey
0:18.4	podcast.
0:19.4	Today we're giving away another free episode, Broken Window.
0:22.9	The courtroom drama Broken Window first aired in 2001 and was one of the first episodes
0:27.5	featuring the character Robert Mitchell.
0:29.9	After the show, I'll talk with writer Kathy Buchanan and director John Fornoff about
0:33.8	the creation of this show.
0:35.5	And now, let's hear Broken Window.
0:38.3	Hi, this is Chris.
0:41.1	Welcome to Adventures in Odyssey.
0:45.9	Hi, this is Connie.
0:50.9	Connie Kendall, I mean.
0:52.4	And I'd like you to join us for a time of wonder and excitement and all kinds of other
0:56.0	fun stuff.
0:57.0	Are you ready?
0:58.0	Let's go for another adventure in Odyssey.
1:01.6	How's that in the series?
1:03.6	I'll tell the same story.
1:06.9	This man is guilty.
1:08.5	I clearly didn't do it.
1:10.3	Order in the court.
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