This does feel like the least compelling of the episodes so far. Washington has its moments, and it definitely works in addressing some things brought up about the first season, which I like. It does have Fielder setting out to do something big, but the conclusion of it all leaves a bit to be desired. But I guess that might just be how it is, when you're working with real-life people and the series is, at least in part, a documentary. It's an episode that's cut down and has the bare essentials (the short runtime suggests as much, too); what I'm assuming is needed set-up for a hopefully better concluding episode to come.
