TV Shows... what bugs you? (possible spoilers)

When a person is being questioned by the police, and they always seemed to be annoyed. Then they say something like, "Are we done here because I'm busy right now." Who talks to the police like that? If I were being questioned about a homicide, I'm pretty sure it will be all yes sirs and no sirs!

Yes! The one scene that really bothered me was when the Alexandria group, covered in guts, were walking through a huge crowd of walkers, they stopped and suddenly there's walkers biting Sam. Like they wouldn't see and hear that coming!

Someone mentioned how the bad guys seem to miss every shot from a machine gun or any gun but the good guys are perfect and hit their target in one shot.

I hate when shows can't decide if it's day or night. One scene is day time, next scene is night time, then suddenly back to day!

I love crime TV. However, how is it possible that all of he female detectives are not only gorgeous and well dressed but wear killer heels? Seriously, who could spend hours on their feet everyday in those heels? Who could chase down the bad guys in those heels? So crazy.

OMG The Night Shift! I watch this show because the research is so bad. The show is set in San Antonio, we lived in San Antonio.

The first season they went on and on and on about how SA Memorial was the only major trauma center for miiiilllleesss. And I'm screaming at the TV "SAMMC! SAMMC is in San Antonio." And there is a bus full of Servicemen that wrecks and they bring them all to SA memorial and NOT SAMMC. And one of them has severe burns that only they can treat, but SAMMC has one of the best burn units in the country. It's just so ridiculous because the premise is these Dr's are also soldiers and this is a big military town, but they couldn't do that little bit of research.

Also, all the Dr's are also surgeons, and they go out to the field in the helicopters and perform surgery in a pasture, and train with the SWAT team and also, every week at least two patients have incredibly rare medical issues. It's just so great. And I know it isn't filmed in SA, but Google maps would tell them that Fredricksburg Rd doesn't ever cross the 281. And only the 10 has an upper and lower deck.

My other pet peeve, every Crime Drama eventually ends up with an evil nemesis story line where the bad guy taunts the investigating team, sometimes kidnapping them, or killing family members, until he is eventually caught, and sometimes he gets away and the cycle repeats.

I don't know about anyone else, but if I'm going to be a bad guy and kill people for fun, I'm going to do my best to not bring the attention of the super sleuths my way. Plus, I don't like ongoing storylines in that kind of show. I want new stories every week.

I hate it when there is a court scene and you see the court reporters. They make so many mistakes. Sometimes they are typing as if it was a typewriter, one finger at a time and lifting them way off the keyboard, which isn't correct, and sometimes they don't even have the paper drawer open or paper loaded. It bugs me because it is such a simple fix. Its as if no one has ever seen a real court reporter working. I thought most of these shows were supposed to have professionals consulting with them to let them know what they are doing wrong in these scenes.

And when I am binge watching anything on Amazon or Netflix, I hate it when they don't give you the option of skipping the intro part to each new episode. I get so sick of seeing the intro time after time that I just jump ahead, probably missing a minute or two of the show just because I can't listen to the intro one more time.

I'm sure there are more, but those are the most annoying things to me right now.

Eh, tv shows, and their mistakes don't bother me. They are dramas...they want drama. It's not real life, and I don't want to watch a full hour of real life. I watch tv to lose myself in the imaginary.

DH and I do enjoy making fun of mistakes, or silly things we know are not real, or would never happen. Our favorite phrase is, "That's so unrealistic."...and keep on watching.

Consistency issues bug the crap out of me. Like if a character mentions he has a brother in season one and then in season three somehow he has two sisters instead. Big Bang Theory is bad about this--a whole plotline will revolve around one of Sheldon's "quirks"...next season he's doing the very thing he declared was such a problem.

It also upsets me when a showrunner leaves the show after several seasons, because with a new leader and usually new writing staff, the characters start to behave in ways that aren't in their established character. And the plotlines often become more outlandish. I'm watching it happen with Veep, I watched it happen with Gilmore Girls, and the one that upset me most was Community. In my mind, that show ended after season three, though in reality it limped along for a few more. It's upsetting to me because I get invested in the characters, and it bothers me that the showrunners and writers seem to care less about the world they created than I do. (See also the last season of How I Met Your Mother.) This may be why I don't watch much episodic TV any more!

Now how come I haven't noticed that, about Kate, William and George? Go figure! I stand corrected again, lol!

I want whatever cars they have in law and order!

They can drive from NYC to elmira my in less than hour ! It's about five hour drive. ( google maps say 4.5).

I used to watch How I Met Your Mother, and it always drove me crazy that they were all fit and in shape, yet they eat bar food and drink at the bar all the time. There's no way they can drink that much and eat that much bar food and still be in shape!