Wooton explains that Eugene was going to help him with a Captain Absolutely adventure, but Whit tells Wooton that Eugene is busy, so he would help Wooton.Ĭonnie and Penny visit Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel and Penny is amazed. Wooton Bassett enters and Whit stops him. Whit suggests Penny take a trip in the Imagination Station (IS), and Connie decides to go with her. Penny Wise and Connie Kendall enter, and Penny asks Whit what he does for inspiration. Whit leaves them to attend other business in the shop. Matthew Parker enters and Whit explains that Matthew is doing a project in school about computer systems and Whit wanted him to see this one firsthand. Eugene simply explains to Whit that 'nothing can go wrong' since Eugene developed it. Whit reminds Eugene that they decided to keep all the programs separate so that if there was a glitch or virus it wouldn't affect the whole building. John Whittaker (Whit) enters the room and Eugene tells Whit about a Merge Program. It was written and directed by Paul McCusker, and originally aired onĮugene's merge program for Whit's End has bizarre consequences for Connie and Penny in the Imagination Station, and for Wooton in the Kids' Radio studio.Īt Whit's End, Eugene Meltsner is working on a program in the control room. Strategy was to develop a piece that would allude to the original but feature new situations inspired by TNTâ€™s content.“Push the Red Button” is episode #726 of the Adventures in Odyssey audio series.

When innocent passers-by dare to push the button, pure TNT-drama unfolds with a slightly new twist: close â€˜participationâ€™ of the public. They call it, “A Dramatic Surprise on a Quiet Square.”

To launch Turner Broadcastingâ€™s series and movie channel TNT in the Netherlands a new dramatic piece of the now famous red button was shot in the quiet town of Dordrecht.

Well on January 24th, 2013, they are at it again. A flashy arrow hovered above the button that said, â€œPush to add drama.â€ Of course very few would even consider it as most individuals passed it by however, for the people that did have the courage to press it go a wonderfully fun surprise. The TV station placed a red button in a quiet square in Flanders in Belgium. On April 10th, Turner Television Network station,Â TNT BeneluxÂ brought a ‘ dramatic surprise on a quiet square‘.

Push the red button