The Ceiling Fan has announced the winners of the "Ceiling Fan Hijack" contest. Check it out.
     Also, this is the answer to a question. . .nobody has been asking. . ."Can Wooton-Whit dance?" We know Whit can, but Whit's impostor, Wooton-Whit, we don't know. Watch this video, and you will have the answer (that Wooton-Whit gives me the creeps. I think he's up to something we don't know about. . .):

Now there IS Odyssey news. 

Teaser script including a black rose

     First of all,  there is a new Official video podcast showcasing a few of the 
   runner-ups for the Act Like Odyssey Contest, and in the new video podcast, there is an explosion. For one second, you can see a teaser script in the explosion. That's it to the right. Click to enlarge. 
     Also, part of the airing schedule of the new episodes in October was released (plus the rest of the title "Wooton's Brok. . ." is now "Wooton's Broken Pencil Show"):

October 2, Saturday	The Mystery of the Clock Tower I
	When the town clock begins resetting itself to 11:45, Eugene and Matthew try to solve the problem technologically while Whit and Connie research a possible unrequited love story connection.
October 9, Saturday	The Mystery of the Clock Tower II
	In spite of Eugene's best efforts, the computer that controls the town clock is not responding and now the clock has begun a backwards countdown to a potential disaster. But who is behind the plot and why? Is a broken heart to blame? Can the mystery be solved before it's too late?
October 16, Saturday	Wooton's Broken Pencil Show
	Wooton—and Captain Absolutely—fill in for Connie on her radio program when she's called away for a car emergency.
October 23, Saturday	Stage Fright
	Emily and Matthew investigate the strange noises coming from backstage at the school auditorium that has the entire cast of the school musical too scared to return to the show.
October 30, Saturday	Fast As I Can
	After Whit explains that the purpose of fasting is to give up something you enjoy—though not necessarily food—in order to concentrate on a spiritual issue, Connie, Eugene, Wooton, and Matthew choose to fast in ways that are as unique as they are.

There isn't any Odyssey news, but I just felt like having a fun post.
     First of all, if you would like to play a demo of the Odyssey's "Answer That!" game, go here.
     Also, I made this picture of Connie Kendall as a 12 year old girl school picture.  That's it to the right. Click to enlarge.
    Last of all, here is a cool banner I made using a Flash banner site (sorry part of it is cut off. It will be at the bottom of the blog for a short period of time):


Okay, that's all for today! See yah,
Original Joe

Hey guys, The Whit's End Podcast has released their interview with Nathan Hoobler. There are some cool facts in there. Check it out here.
     Also, found on Paul McCusker's website, this is what he said:

“Last week, Paul was in Burbank, California, recording a new set of episodes for the radio drama "Adventures in Odyssey." It will be a 12-part mystery featuring new friends and old. Paul said even the actors were getting excited trying to figure out whodunnit! Now, Paul just has to write the other six episodes...

Meanwhile, there was an Odyssey family reunion when writer Phil Lollar and composer John Campbell met up with some of the current team.”


Ooh, *singing* some insight!

What's up, guys? I've got a special surprise for you today. Remember the old OBC blog? Well, at the same URL, it's been revamped! Go to the OBC (Odyssey Blogger Committee) blog to get info, logos, and small pictures of some of the bloggers on each of their pages! So why not check it out now? (As you can tell, I'm very excited today). Tell me what you think in the comments below (yes, it is on purpose that you can't comment on the OBC blog).
     Also, happy Friday the 13th!

P.S. Today I got some new glasses. So add glasses to the face that you have no idea what it looks like.

These are 2 BONUS emoticons, Matthew Parker from "Target of the Week" and Wooton cheering (download them here and here):           






     Official Podcast 101 is out. It's a (well put together, if I may say so myself) tribute to Paul Herlinger's life and work as John Avery Whittaker.


The Odyssey cast and crew reflect on the life of Paul Herlinger, voice of Whit. Guests include Katie Leigh, Will Ryan, Chris Anthony, Paul McCusker,Dave Arnold, Jonathan Crowe, Marshal Younger, John Fornof, Nathan Hoobler, and Mark Herlinger.

This is the Whit talking emoticon, and the last one. . .or is it? (download it here):