The first part showing the beginning of the fall of WeWork instantly hooks you into wanting to see what happens. They show the main character's narcissism well in the beginning and it makes you want to see how they became so big and it makes you really excited to see the downfall of these people. It's hard to root for them but not everything needs to have a character to root for. The presentation is very high energy and chaotic and it makes for a fun and engaging story despite its simplicity. The only issue I had with this episode was they moved foreword in time again to further show the downfall of WeWork and I think it disrupts the pacing and it doesn't have as much of an impact since we don't fully know the story yet. I hope they don't skip between the origin and the fall of WeWork because it decreased the excitement of seeing the downfall while breaking up the pacing.
Review of This Is Where It Begins
