Episode Review:
Rumpelstiltskin: A Wee Little Tale
I didn’t have access to a Christian radio station when I was young, so I would have to wait to hear new AIO episodes until they were released on cassette tape. After receiving an album, I would excitedly crack it open and listen to each episode, one after the other, without stopping. It really didn’t matter if one or two episodes were sub-par because I was already onto the one. Today, because new episodes are oftentimes released once a month, we often need each episode to feel quite significant -- to feature storylines that advance plots and develop characters. That can mean disappointment when we’re provided with a new episode like “Rumpelstiltskin: A Wee Little Tale”, a fairy tale centric episode that, likely, nobody asked for.
Rumpelstiltskin: A Wee Little Tale
I didn’t have access to a Christian radio station when I was young, so I would have to wait to hear new AIO episodes until they were released on cassette tape. After receiving an album, I would excitedly crack it open and listen to each episode, one after the other, without stopping. It really didn’t matter if one or two episodes were sub-par because I was already onto the one. Today, because new episodes are oftentimes released once a month, we often need each episode to feel quite significant -- to feature storylines that advance plots and develop characters. That can mean disappointment when we’re provided with a new episode like “Rumpelstiltskin: A Wee Little Tale”, a fairy tale centric episode that, likely, nobody asked for.