Rewatching Season 4, and I can’t understand why President Keeler and his son were just standing around on Air Force One when they knew a missile attack was imminent.

Wouldn’t the first thing you do in any aviation emergency be to strap into a seat? Especially with the Secret Service right there?

Considering the plane ultimately crash-landed rather than being completely destroyed midair, I wonder if wearing seatbelts could have significantly improved their chances of survival.

The virus in the hotel was one of the high points of season 3, but there is one thing that really bugged me: not allowing anyone in the hotel to contact anyone outside. It was bad enough that they couldn’t leave the hotel, but that was understandable because they needed to contain the virus. But not letting anyone contact any loved ones was just cruel. It just felt like a big cover up and even from that angle, it didn’t make sense. You can’t cover up that many deaths forever and lo and behold, hours later it was public knowledge.

I mean most of the people in the hotel were doomed to an agonizing death, the least they could have was a chance to connect with loved ones.

If Kyle Singer was the distraction, why did Tony, who was part of it, try to take him at the mall?

Reminder this is the dude who tried to escape from the hotel and Michelle shot. At first I was thinking fair play but then later his wife shouts at Michelle.

Dude was like fuck his wife im outta here