Everyone attack sleeping baby' Just, not a well-written show at all. but in this show, all they would think would be, 'man shot. well in reality we can deduce that it 100% was not this sleeping baby that shot someone. Idk imagine someone gets shot and everyone in the area looks in the direction where they thought the bullet was coming from and they just see a baby in a cradle sleeping. The Runner is tagged as anthologies, apocalyptic, audiobook, dystopia, fiction, hard-sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, young-adult, zombies, sci-fi. Nobody in this show has a single ounce of common sense and it gets frustrating so fast and so frequently. It's like the writer thinks they're being clever by relating one thing to another to misdirect you but entirely lacks the ability to connect the pieces logically. That's what happens in this show over and over and over again. meaning there's no way in hell they could have been the murderer. but the person they're beating up is only like 19 or 20 years old. so they go up to this person and start bearing them up mercilessly. The seemingly idyllic town outside of Manhattan.

Then 40 years later the main character is golfing and sees someone else on the green in a red hat. Living the suburban dream became a living nightmare for neighbors living nearby The Watcher home at 657 Boulevard in Westfield, New Jersey. Imagine a movie where the main character's parents were killed with a golf club by a man in a red hat. It's like the second any information is divulged to the main characters they just automatically run with it instead of taking a step back to use their brain.without giving anything away I'll just give a relatable example. There are constant occurrences of misdirection throughout the show but the issue with this is that, if you just take a couple seconds to actually think about it, you see right though it. I feel like this show was written by someone who thinks they're a very clever writer.

The Watcher by W.J. Davies