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The Last Chance Detectives Odyssey" in the first album. Both made by Focus on the Family, the two series were partially joined together for this series. Three albums were created: "The Last Chance Detectives" television films were filmed at Kingman Airport in Kingman, Arizona. "Focus on the Family Films" paid $3,000 to lease the land to film it there. There were three films created: "The Last Chance Detectives" currently airs on JellyTelly and KDOV-LP theDove TV. The Last Chance Detectives The Last Chance Detectives is a series of Christian television movies, and later a radio drama series created by Robert Vernon and produced by