idk why there was such an imbalance between parts 1 and 2.

but i think since his personal life was so boring (relatively) pre-scandal...they tried to drag out as much suspense and intrigue from that part of his life in the 1st part. and it came across as thin and contrived. the dark/foreboding music was way too heavy handed too.

on the other side...there was so much substantive material to stuff into part 2 that all they had to really do was just lay it out as it happened and it was compelling enough.

im surprised they left the 'hey its tiger' voicemail out of there tho. that became a meme in itself.