Odyssey Strikes Again! An episode sequel

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

Focus on the Family

Kids & Family

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2023

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

In "A Day in the Life," Hollywood came to Odyssey to make a movie about the town. Writer Evan David tells why this episode from 1991 gets a sequel in the October Club adventure "Extended Cut." Plus: Hear a deleted scene with Connie and Eugene on the phone.

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0:00.0	Hi, Odyssey fans. I'm Jesse, editor of Focus on the Family Club House Magazine.
0:15.0	And I'm Bob, producer of the Adventures in Odyssey Club.
0:18.0	Welcome to the official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast.
0:21.0	Today on the show, we're talking about a sequel, and we've had plenty of sequels on Adventures in Odyssey before.
0:27.0	Well, any of sequels, have we?
0:29.0	Totally. Tons of them.
0:31.0	The only one I can think of is Gifts for Imagine Guy Part 2.
0:34.0	That was part of a BTV idolatry in the club.
0:37.0	That just scratches the surface, Bob. Don't forget the young woodbooks.
0:40.0	Oh, yeah, that was a prequel.
0:42.0	Oh, oh, there's Treasure Hunt, which is a sequel to Hold Up.
0:46.0	Hank Murray was the villain in both of those.
0:48.0	Oh, yeah, and Clara came back in.
0:50.0	Oh, yeah, that hasn't happened yet.
0:53.0	And also the very best of friends episode. That was a sequel to Karen.
0:57.0	True.
0:58.0	And there was...
0:59.0	Oh, the best is yet to come part two.
1:02.0	That was a sequel to the best is yet to come part one.
1:05.0	I guess, sure.
1:07.0	But today, we're talking about October's Club Adventure Extended Cut.
1:11.0	Now, this story serves as a follow-up or sequel to the episode A Day in the Life,
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