Harlow Doyle has a scene with Connie on the Album verions, but it is cut off of the broadcast versions.
- J

http://www.aiohq.com/articles/whitline.htm

This is where Whit's lines came from.
- J

(Thanks to aiohq and look up to "j" to see were it came from.
At the airport: "Uh huh." in "The Mortal Coil, Part 1"
"(laugh) Okay, Tom." I don't know what episode this came from.
"Will do." in "The Mortal Coil, Part 1"
"Well, I'd better be going." in "The Secret Keys of Discipline"
"Okay." in "Promises, Promises"
"Hmmm?" in "The Mortal Coil, Part 2"
"Thanks."
"Bye, Tom. God bless."
On the airplane: "No, no, no, no, I'll do it." in "The Cross of Cortes, Part 1"
"No, no, I have enough pillows, thanks." in "Best Intentions"
"Ah, let's see now, which book shall I start with next?" in "Best Intentions"
"Ahhh."
"Lord, help me relax about this."in "Connie, Part 1"
Later on the airplane: "Good grief!" in "Scales of Justice"
"Eugene!"
"Oh, Eugene!"in "The Cross of Cortes"
Whit's speech thanking the town. Actually Hal Smith thanking everyone at FOTF for the cards given him when his wife died.
In a letter to Eugene: "The Best is Yet to Come." in "A Prayer for George Barclay"
- Jared DeWhite

This is Jack Allen's first episode.
- Jared DeWhite

in this episode, Jack Allen says that Whit wrote him a few weeks ago and yet in a later episode, Jack tries to sneak out of town because he says that the last words Whit said to him were that he didn't ever want to see him again. If that is true, why would Jack Allen come to visit only to sneak away before seeing him?
- lisa

He probably lost his nerve.
- JesusFreak777

Eugene: (reading the letter from Whit) "Dear Eugene, I'm sorry I missed you. There's a lot I could say right now, but time has suddenly become very short. So rather than embarrass you by telling you how much I've come to love you, and how I'll pray for you every day, I'd like to leave you with this one simple thought . . .

Whit: The best is yet to come!
- Waluigi Freak 99