Episode Review:
The Rydell Revelations
My feelings towards “The Rydell Saga” have been complicated. I felt indifferent after “Parker for President,” intrigued after “The Key Suspect,” underwhelmed after “The Secret of the Writer’s Ruse,” mystified after “The Good in People,” excited after “A Sacrificial Escape,” and frustrated after “Further from the Truth”. After such an array of different experiences, I had no clue what to expect from “The Rydell Revelations”. Now, four years after it began, the ability to judge this saga once and for all has arrived. And, after listening to these episodes a couple times, after thinking and pondering a great deal, I’ve arrived at the conclusion that “The Rydell Revelations” is emblematic of the entire saga's unevenness. Simply put, this episode has some of the series’ most exciting moments as well as some of its most head-scratching.
The Rydell Revelations
My feelings towards “The Rydell Saga” have been complicated. I felt indifferent after “Parker for President,” intrigued after “The Key Suspect,” underwhelmed after “The Secret of the Writer’s Ruse,” mystified after “The Good in People,” excited after “A Sacrificial Escape,” and frustrated after “Further from the Truth”. After such an array of different experiences, I had no clue what to expect from “The Rydell Revelations”. Now, four years after it began, the ability to judge this saga once and for all has arrived. And, after listening to these episodes a couple times, after thinking and pondering a great deal, I’ve arrived at the conclusion that “The Rydell Revelations” is emblematic of the entire saga's unevenness. Simply put, this episode has some of the series’ most exciting moments as well as some of its most head-scratching.