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<blockquote data-quote="Rodrigo Istalindir" data-source="post: 2130409" data-attributes="member: 2810">I find myself increasingly annoyed with the show.&nbsp; They seem to not even be trying anymore to keep things plausible, especially in terms of timing.* Why would they bring Paul back to CTU instead of to a real trauma center?&nbsp; Why does an operations center in downtown LA have a fully staffed hospital, including psych ward and operating theater?* Look how little time elapsed from Jack and Dina leaving CTU to pulling up in front of the other cell member's house, or from the time Michelle called Chole till she showed up at CTU.&nbsp; Or how quickly police found Dina's body.I wish they would just abandon the psuedo-real-time premise, call the show 'CTU' and do plot lines that unravel over the course of a few days.&nbsp; It would eliminate a lot of the need for suspension of disbelief on a 'Golden Gate Bridge' scale, and it hasn't really worked since the first half of season 1 anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rodrigo Istalindir, post: 2130409, member: 2810"] I find myself increasingly annoyed with the show. They seem to not even be trying anymore to keep things plausible, especially in terms of timing. * Why would they bring Paul back to CTU instead of to a real trauma center? Why does an operations center in downtown LA have a fully staffed hospital, including psych ward and operating theater? * Look how little time elapsed from Jack and Dina leaving CTU to pulling up in front of the other cell member's house, or from the time Michelle called Chole till she showed up at CTU. Or how quickly police found Dina's body. I wish they would just abandon the psuedo-real-time premise, call the show 'CTU' and do plot lines that unravel over the course of a few days. It would eliminate a lot of the need for suspension of disbelief on a 'Golden Gate Bridge' scale, and it hasn't really worked since the first half of season 1 anyway. [/QUOTE]

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