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Episodes

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0915 The Revenge of Bigfoot A scout's midnight scheme to prank his skeptical friend with a fake Bigfoot nest goes sideways when something very large and very real starts stalking them through the woods. Newscaster, Billy Bob, Derek Norman

0906 Unrelatable When a caller accuses radio advice host Connie Kendall of being "unrelatable," her on-air quest to prove him wrong connects her with a mysterious listener whose story hits far closer to home than she ever expected. Spencer (b)

0873 Lifted Out of Context When Buddy claims a Bible verse promises he can do anything, he and his daredevil friend Beezy put "all things" to the test - on the slopes, in the classroom, and atop a physics-defying skateboard ramp. Derek Norman

0845 Walk Worthy A comic-book-obsessed homebody joins a hiking troop to earn a dream trip with his dad, but a friend's tempting gift forces him to decide whether the troop's oath is worth living up to. Derek Norman, Captain Spiff

0834 Sir Buddy's Snowy Day When a snow day pulls a book-loving daydreamer out from under the covers, his storybook imagination collides with a scheming rival, a runaway sled, and his first confusing brush with a crush. Derek Norman

0829 Have a Heart When the school bully returns from a mysterious four-month absence acting suspiciously nice, Buddy Norman is determined to figure out what could possibly change a person's heart. Kermit, CIA Agent

0828 Friend or Foe When new-in-town Jules falls in with a flattering classmate who loves her taste - and her dad's credit card - she learns that not everyone who acts like a friend is one. Mason

0797 A Predicament of Biblical Proportions A new kid in Odyssey with a runaway imagination must decide whether to face his fears when Bring Your Bible to School Day makes him a target. Derek Norman

2 of 2 0796 The Boat People A radio story about a refugee family's harrowing escape from Vietnam forces Whit to confront a painful chapter of his own past. Jerry Whittaker