Article: Every Death in Odyssey

This article is a list of every death in Adventures in Odyssey. The purpose of this article is to let parents know which episodes have scenes that may involve sensitive subjects about death. Please mention any that I missed in the comments.

This article will be completed over time.

The Adventure Begins:
The very first album (if you count the original versions of the album before it was changed). The episode Recollections features the story of how Mr. Whittaker created Whit's End after his wife's death. I don't remember her dying on screen, but she passes away during the episode.

The Wildest Summer Ever:
Okay, I'm just going to pause for a minute because I just realized that they changed the name of the album! It used to be Stormy Weather! Moving on, there are no deaths in this album. The closest thing is a faked death in The Last Great Adventure of the Summer. It is then revealed that the person is alive.

Heroes:
There are two deaths in this album. The first is in the episode The Shepard and the Giant, which is the story of David and Goliath. The other one is in the episode Karen, which is about a girl getting cancer, and passing away.

FUN-damentals:
The episode By Faith, Noah is about Noah's ark. This means that people did die during the flood (likely off-screen, but I'm not sure since I haven't listened to the episode in a long time).

Daring Deeds, Sinister Schemes:
The Imagination Station, Part 2 has the crucifixion of Jesus in it. Other than this, there are no deaths in the album, although a lot of the episodes do have a lot of action.

Mission: Accomplished:
The episode Elijah, Part 2 has an animal sacrifice and several people are ordered to be executed. In addition, at the end of the album, there are several episodes about war. I do not remember these episodes recently enough to say if there's anything that happens in them, you may want to be cautious if you are avoiding these types of episodes.

On Thin Ice:
Death is talked about in the episode The Very Best of Friends. The only actual death in the album is in the episode Lincoln, Part 2.

Beyond Expectations:
None

Just In Time:
Over the Airwaves contains mentions of people dying and someone is about to be killed at one point, but it is not shone. The same goes for Live at the 25!

Other Times, Other Places:
I think that Gregory was killed after Dr. Blackgaard told Pinky to take care of him in Waylaid in the Windy City, Part 1. Based on the circumstances, this is my guess, but it is not confirmed.

It's Another Fine Day:
You can hear cannons attacking Fort McHenry in By Dawn's Early Light. In addition, a character is ordered to be hung in Bernard and Esther, Part 2.

At Home and Abroad:
To be finished