User Reviews

This episode drags a little bit with its story and takes longer than it needs to get the point across. Adam and Rebekah are idolized a lot more than I expected and they are only sometimes hinted to be narcissistic and I kind of like it but at the same time it seems they're trying to make this story inspiring despite the people involved in the story.

Episode 2 of Wecrashed starts on Thursday October 9th 2008. It's Adam and Rebekah's wedding, with Rebekah walking down the aisle in a gorgeous purple dress. After the ceremony, everyone continues to ask Rebekah about whether Gwyneth Paltrow is arriving or not, given her acting ties. She's not, of course. Rebekah's father drops off a cheque for 1 million dollars, which should help get them a nice house. For Adam though, he's somewhat taken aback by this gesture given he wanted to be the one to provide for Rebekah.

Adam eventually catches up with Bob who exhibits concerns over the way he's managed to bag the investment from Risakov. Apparently he'll be lucky to even get the 18 cents from him. Has Adam been conned? Well, it certainly seems that way as Adam and Miguel are left with a difficult decision to make going forward. The second episode of Wecrashed slows things down as we see Adam and Miguel eking their way through different businessmen and women, trying to score an investment. Eventually it turns to Rebekah and her 1 million dollar cheque from her father to tip the scales across into their favour. That's a risky play, especially given how much of a dump that area was, but it seems to have worked. Now WeWork is well on its way to actually working. Leto's performance is a little more subdued in this follow-up too, which is nice to see, while the show continues to deliver interesting drama with the couple, as they're now fully invested in building up WeWork as the big business it can be. With another episode available to watch now, everything is left wide open.

This episode is tired and turgid, nothing of note happens. They get married and he is over pushing for funding. A disjointed mish-mash of things - more foundation to lay on the groundwork from episode 2. Really needs to buck up in the next episode. On a plus note it has Peter Jacobson in it though he is given a bit-part.