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1. 116: Isaac The Benevolent Society
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Check 100,000+ Double Rubs 512 check Anti Pill 13 check Blackout 21 check Bleach Cleanable 122 check Brushed/Sueded 116 check By the Bolt 26 check Digitally Printed 51 check Dimensional 85 check Double Border 1 check Double Faced 47 check Double Napped 1 check Embossed 57 check Embroidered 736 check Exclusive 52 check Flocked 43 check Glitter. Isaac Morton tries to put the command to do unto others into action - and ends up causing far more harm than good! Theme: The Golden Rule. Adventures in Odyssey® 116: Isaac the Benevolent Download. 116: Isaac the Benevolent Isaac Morton tries to put the command to 'do unto others' into action - and ends up causing far more harm than good! 117: The Trouble with Girls Jimmy Barclay gets a note in his mailbox addressed to him from Jessie Morales. Isaac D'Israeli had never taken religion very seriously, but had remained a conforming member of the Bevis Marks Synagogue. His father, the elder Benjamin, was a prominent and devout member; it was probably from respect for him that Isaac did not leave when he fell out with the synagogue authorities in 1813.

Review:

An upbeat and interesting set of AIOs. Nearly all of the episodes in this collection were interesting, original, and entertaining. While we did have some character development in this album (especially Rodney and Isaac), many of the 'important' stories focused on Connie, with the most important of all focused on Jimmy Barclay. This album did broaden the range of kids in Odyssey and increased our knowledge about them. While all of the episodes are good, only three stand out as truly outstanding, First Love and the two-part Castles and Cauldrons (a perfect episode on a very serious subject). Overall, mostly great episodes, but only a couple really got me thinking.

Favorite Episode: Castles and Cauldrons

116: Isaac The Benevolent Society

Rating: 3 stars

Notes:

Originally, the first Odyssey album ('The Early Classics') featured three episodes (115: An Act of Mercy, 116: Isaac the Benevolent, 117: The Trouble with Girls) that did not really belong in the time period of this album. (Two featured Eugene, who hadn't come to town yet.) When the album was released as 'The Adventure Begins,' these episodes were replaced with three that had never been on an album before (17 & 18: A Member of the Family, Parts 1 & 2, 27: A Change of Hart). An Act of Mercy was moved to Gold Audio 8.

Also, never before available 'The Adventure of the Adventure' is available on MP3 on this album.

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116: Isaac The Benevolent Group

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