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Sunday Morning Scramble, of course.
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I was thinking about that episode this morning, but I didn't listen to it! Now I want to. I do enjoy it, particularly Bart's role. \:D/ I listened to "Blessings in Disguise" again because I was listening at night and fell asleep before the end last time. :anxious:
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Plan B: Part IV
Under the Influence, Parts 1 and 2
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Welcoming Wooton. Good times. \:D/ I do enjoy Wooton.
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It Happened at Four Corners
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That one always scared me as a kid, Marvin! The line between story and reality blurred a little too much in my younger years. ;)

"Breaking Point" was my choice last night...until I fell asleep. :noway: Sorry, Barry.
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I think it was Odyssey's sneaky storytelling at its finest, if only because there was no way to (immediately) tell when things started to go crazy \:D/

Box of Miracles. Novacom is so brilliant.
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Yeah, Novacom will always hold a special place in my heart. :inlove: "Box of Miracles" is a good one!

I listened to one of my all-time favourite episodes yesterday - "A Name, Not a Number." Oh Jason... :inlove: ...you're so....stupid. :inlove:
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Catspaw wrote:Yeah, Novacom will always hold a special place in my heart. :inlove: "Box of Miracles" is a good one!

I listened to one of my all-time favourite episodes yesterday - "A Name, Not a Number." Oh Jason... :inlove: ...you're so....stupid. :inlove:
Novacom is hands-down my favorite AIO saga. If there had been a little bit more of Jack (like in Darkness before Dawn), it would have been PERFECT.

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I recently listened to, "East Winds Raining." Whenever I make Beef Stroganov, I like to listen to it.
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For Trying Out Loud
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I find that one very easy to listen to repeatedly, Marvin, but I haven't listened in a while! I'll have to do that one day soon.

I listened to "Best Intentions" yesterday. I really love Harlow Doyle. \:D/ And Tom reading "Pilgrim's Progress" is definitely a highlight too!
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Today, finished to my umpteenth relisten of every single episode, finishing with "The Cure".
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I hate Harlow Doyle, Catspaw; he grates on my nerves so much :anxious:

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No Way In (Part 2 of 2)
No Way Out (Part 1 of 2)
However, Whitsend.org seems to be cutting off the ends of episodes. At least it was yesterday.
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But, You Promised

I'm "binge-listening" to all the episodes from the beginning (with the exception of a handful that I'm missing). Once I get to the end, I probably have about three years of new episodes that I haven't heard yet.
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The Meaning of Sacrifice. ...I listened to that episode like 50 million times. heh.

That's cool, Arwen. *nods happily* I want to listen to all of them over again myself. (I NOW HAVE ALL THE ALBUMS.. and then some. =D)
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The Very Best of Friends. Donna remembering Karen. I surprised myself last week by crying over Karen. Emotions! :mad:
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Been so long since I posted on the forums.

But the last episode I listened to was "Moses: The Passover" Parts I and II. I experienced a power outage today and spent the time to listen to some Odyssey.
Was I the only one to ask why Jimmy was still alive even after the Passover while in Pharaoh's palace? I mean, I completely forgot about the why until Whit explained it... Needless to say, it was really humbling to be reminded.
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