Some things are worth waiting for. The ScoopCast team presents a long review of “Triple-Decker Sundae,” the next episode in Album 71 and the Lost One arc. Ryan, Michael, and Timmy have a lot to say about incredible writing, deep questions handled well, a compelling antagonist, and much more, all part of what might be the best episode of AIO yet.

Next up is "Higher than Our Ways" from Adventures in Odyssey Album 71. Up for discussion are Ms. Adelaide's and Wilson Knox's roles in the process, the significance of the show's overall message, Chris's powerful wrap-up, and more.

The ScoopCast team is back to review "Please Adjust Your Frequency," the next episode in Adventures in Odyssey Album 71. Besides Jay's creepy crush on Zoe, the trio of hosts have glowing remarks on the humorous writing, each character's jukebox of voices, references to creative differences, and the moral of working together. And where did all these crowes come from?

We interrupt our regularly scheduled reviews series for Adventures in Odyssey Album 71 to usher in our review of "The Christmas Bells" from Album 70. The team discusses the showcasing of actors' talents throughout the series and analyzes some of the dialog from the script. In addition, Wilson Knox's recent premonitions and the role of prophecy are up for discussion. Ring the bells of Christmas and join us for this edition of the podcast.

Our review series of Adventures in Odyssey Album 71, "A Slippery Slope," has begun, but will it quickly snowball downhill? The podcast trio evaluates the character of Morrie Rydell, standards of morality, ethics, and trust in the midst of the unraveling story of "The Team." Has the character of Morrie gone cold with the fans? Find out in the first part of our Album 71 review series.

Honesty is the best policy... or is it? This concept appears to be on the line in the latest episode of the podcast. Hosts Michael LaFaver, Ryan Matlock, and Timmy Baze question the lessons being taught in "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off." Is Morrie Rydell's wrongdoing justifiable? Also up for debate is how well this episode handles the mystery, other characters, consequences, detention scenes, and Emily's emotions. Find out only here on the ScoopCast!

The ScoopCast zooms in to save the day with a review of the next episode in Album 70, "The Protector." The team debates Wyatt's tendency to exaggerate, how it's handled in this story, and how he relates to his family. We also discuss flawed parents, Connie's acting, and an unexpected (but solvable) mystery. This edition of the Odyssey ScoopCast is in memory of Will Ryan.

The podcast trio moves right along with their review of "Unrelatable" from Album 70: "Finding a Way." The team dissects Connie's actions in the episode and compares them to her early days as a Christian in Odyssey. Do her actions align with her character? Wooton is also under the microscope, too. How does he hold up alongside other characters? Relate (or don't) to our views in the latest episode review.

The ScoopCast's review series of Album 70: "Finding a Way" continues full speed ahead with "Auto Response." As Michael, Ryan, and Timmy break down all the character moments in this packed episode, we explore the changes in Buck Oliver, Jules's merits (or lack thereof) as a character, and how the ending's twist changes everything about how we view Detective Polehaus. And somehow Connie is sedated, Eugene is Shakespeare, and Jillian is sane? Get all our opinions right here.

Jump into our review series of Adventures in Odyssey Album 70: "Finding a Way." Michael, Ryan, and Timmy splash into the episode "Jumping Off, Jumping In" and discuss the unfolding adventure. The team explores the character development of Wyatt Perkins as well as the use of exposition throughout the episode. And is Whit true to character, and why is Bridget in danger?

We're off to California in the latest edition of the podcast in our review of "California Dreams." The team discusses the contrast between Connie and Jules' visits to California (then and now). In addition, identity is the heart of the conversation as the team tackles the message being communicated through Jules's journey. Plus, the Buck and Jules conflict, plot, character development, and portrayal of Californians tag along for the ride.