Re: Tonight: Frankenstein episode?

In article <OntMj.5029$mG1.1520@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 "Ryan Robbins" <redbird007@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> "Thanatos" <atropos@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:atropos-9D7B6F.10424713042008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > I always wonder how these bad guys seem to intuitively
> > know exactly when and where their target is going to
> > appear in some huge structure like a parking garage. How
> > does he know what level her car is on? How does he know which
> > door she's going to use? How does he know she even drove to
> > work and isn't just going to be picked up out front by a friend,
> > colleague or family member? He just plants himself in one place
> > in the parking garage and hopes for the best and... wow, it
> > always works out.

> It would be a very dull show if we had to watch Catherine go to
> her car for a few nights without anything happening, then get a
> ride from someone, then park on a different level, etc. And it
> would ruin the drama if we also had to watch the guy waiting
> around for her and trying the different levels and so forth. 

I've always been curious about people who make that claim-- that it 
would "ruin the dram if..." when good drama doesn't need ridiculous 
leaps of logic and massive suspensions of disbelief to sustain it.

Of course to take it a step further, in your scenario, Willows would 
never be confronted at all since a guy lurking around a POLICE parking 
garage for days isn't going to be free to do it for long. Hell, it's 
amazing enough that he could get even into such a place in the first 
place. The security in our garage/motor pool is very thorough.