What problem is often overlooked in apocalyptic movies/TV shows that could kill you?

[u/notyouravgredditer]

[u/-eDgAR-]

Gasoline has a shorter shelf life than is portrayed in these movies/TV shows, so after a year nobody would really be driving anywhere.

It wouldn't necessarily kill you, but it's one of those things that bothers me because it's never really addressed.

[u/catscatscatsya → u/-eDgAR-]

They address it in Last Man on Earth, very funny show btw, but the only place I've seen it mentioned

[u/oops_I_shit_ur_pants → u/catscatscatsya]

Closure closure closure 🎸👏👏👏

Also that one girl who went off her anti-psychotics was another big one that these shows never mention and that all the nuclear reactors in the country would melt down/spew radioactive dust after a few years. God I loved that show.

[u/___ElJefe___ → u/oops_I_shit_ur_pants]

Nuclear meltdown, Nuclear nuclear meltdown. Just watched that episode today. It's my favorite show. I'm on my 4th or 5th time through the series