I just can't forgive lazy writing. The plot was good but wasn't delivered effectively. I don't blame the acting (though its hard not to see Norman as Darryl (especially as he is rocking the same look as TWD series).
Essentially I found it hard to believe that Bauer descends so quickly into a murderous rage when the sleep pod malfunctions and almost kills him. When he reviews the footage and sees Cartwright was almost catatonic at the time, surely his first impression would be to confront him about his delusions.
Why the hell would they pump air into that huge facility each time the wake up when 2 people would use a fraction of the air by wearing suits and breathing bottled air? This is the most glaring logic flaw. You could last for days on the air remaining inside the facility without any re-circulation machinery running.
How does Cartwright get all the way to the top of the silo and look out over the broken city and then get back in time? It looks like the site was nuked so how does their silo survive without a single indication. It is right next door to the destroyed one.
How does Cartwright survive getting shot?
How does Bauer know "it's all a lie" when they have no way of knowing if the other facilities are on line or not.
Too many questions. Too many failures of logic.
Essentially I found it hard to believe that Bauer descends so quickly into a murderous rage when the sleep pod malfunctions and almost kills him. When he reviews the footage and sees Cartwright was almost catatonic at the time, surely his first impression would be to confront him about his delusions.
Why the hell would they pump air into that huge facility each time the wake up when 2 people would use a fraction of the air by wearing suits and breathing bottled air? This is the most glaring logic flaw. You could last for days on the air remaining inside the facility without any re-circulation machinery running.
How does Cartwright get all the way to the top of the silo and look out over the broken city and then get back in time? It looks like the site was nuked so how does their silo survive without a single indication. It is right next door to the destroyed one.
How does Cartwright survive getting shot?
How does Bauer know "it's all a lie" when they have no way of knowing if the other facilities are on line or not.
Too many questions. Too many failures of logic.