Revision as of 17:17, 12 June 2022
Total Time
MP3: 5:21:30
CD: 5:07:08
Season 6 is the 6th regular season of Down Gilead Lane. Its episodes were written by Beth Culp and aired on the radio in 2005.
Description
An unexpected someone finds hope…
When a new star quarterback comes to town, the Richters feel threatened — and they’ll do just about anything to get Caleb back on the field. But what they don’t see coming is an unlikely friendship that turns the threat into an answered prayer. Through the real-to-life stories, this season will teach you how to live out the Beatitudes in every situation you tackle!
—Official summary
Version Differences
- The release versions of this season are longer than the radio version by 19:08 on CD and 33:30 on MP3.
- The MP3 version of this season is longer than the CD version by 14:22. The following MP3 episodes are extended:
Writers
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| #72 (6-1): “Deal With It”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell
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On the evening of the Coleraine Spring Ball, Caleb Richter is caught with possession of alcohol, and all the Richter kids are grounded. Michael begins to spend time with Maya Richter at her house, and when he learns that Caleb and Tom kickbox, Tom pulls some strings to get him into a summer class. Meanwhile, Luke begins to busy himself with work at his father’s store.
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| #73 (6-2): “Hot-Head, Cold-Heart”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Andrew Bee
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While Michael’s regrets continue over missing the football camp and kickboxing class, Justin tries to get straight-A’s in his and Caleb’s summer Algebra class.
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| #74 (6-3): “The Best Man Wins”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Unknown
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Anthony Donner, a star quarterback, moves to Coleraine and takes Caleb’s place on the football team, leading Tom to try and change the starting lineup.
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| #75 (6-4): “Just Desserts”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Andrew Bee
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Timmy decides to campaign for class representative as a servant leader, but his behavior at school belies his true behavior at home. Meanwhile, Caleb is concerned when Maya willingly takes the blame for a mistake by Tiffany.
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| #76 (6-5): “Hometown Heroes, Part 1”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell
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Star quarterback Anthony Donner hurts his leg right before a big game, giving the Richter family hope that Caleb will take over for him. Meanwhile, Maya continues to struggle with sharing her faith with her family.
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| #77 (6-6): “Hometown Heroes, Part 2”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Andrew Bee
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With Anthony Donner out of the state finals, it’s up to Caleb Richter to lead the team to victory. Meanwhile, Tiffany puts her all into promoting her brother — and herself — leading up to the game.
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| #78 (6-7): “Split Decision”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell
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Caleb Richter is getting tired of all the attention he’s been getting since his big game victory, so he decides to test the limits of his newfound praise.
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| #79 (6-8): “No Good Thing”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell
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After reading Psalm 84, Haley decides to put Scripture into action by donating her clothes to Tiffany’s new clothing drive.
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| #80 (6-9): “Fair Warning”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell
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While Caleb tries to keep Tiffany away from a bad party being held by Brad Smith, Anthony and Brooke wonder what to do with their own knowledge of the details of the party.
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| #81 (6-10): “The Price of Peace”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell
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Separated from his parents and at his lowest point, Caleb finally finds hope down Gilead Lane. Meanwhile, Michael and Vincent come to a head when they keep tying each other in every game they play.
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| #82 (6-11): “Pick Your Battles”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell
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When Anthony is under fire from Brad Smith for breaking up his party, Caleb wants to take revenge on Brad himself.
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| #83 (6-12): “Blessed Are They”
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2005
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Beth Culp
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Beth Culp
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Steve O’Dell and Andrew Bee
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