Driving a car with the column shift lever all the way up meaning the car is in park. Moving the steering wheel left and right as if driving a slalom course. 50 year old military people wearing stripes normally earned after a year or two. Fist fights. A two-way radio conversation carried on normally with no one saying "over." British actors playing an American, speaking in a perfect American accent but then referring to their cell phone as their mobile.

I would add to this list the size of kids bedrooms. They're always ridiculously huge. I don't even have that now. Also, the amount of times young people can get into bars and nightclubs without any issue. And also how students dress in school. Some of these shows have girls dressing like they're going to a club in heels and miniskirts. Even when it's a catholic school uniform or something, the main character's length of skirt is always WAY higher than would ever be allowed at school.

Why didn't anyone mention that everyone driving constantly has their windows down and doors unlocked. Mid winter? No big deal freezing half your face off. Being chased? Not even thinking of locking the doors.

People never thank someone for giving them something or for doing something for them.

Yelling, just stay with me at an injured person... Consciousness is NOT required here, breathing and circulation are

One that wasn't on here: When people walk into their house and don't close the door. Like? I guess you don't have pets? Close the damn door when you walk into your house!

Probably just me because I worked in a Sheriff's Office for 15 years, but Cop shows where the cop shows up, sees someone laying on the ground and then determining they're dead instantly instead of checking for a pulse and breathing, calling it in and beginning CPR. Seriously, unless they have a massive head or chest wound, start CPR. Also moving/hugging someone who's been in a major accident. Stop it. Unless something is endangering them do not move them. They may have a serious neck or spine injury and you're making it worse!

Street fights. In movies they are so slow with people facing off between punches. I lived in the hood and saw a lot of fights. They normally about 10 seconds of extreme brutality. They happen so fast that you can barely tell what's going on.

A lot of these are purposeful movie techniques, so of course it's not supposed to be real. However as movie cliches and tropes in the storyline, well... that's another thing.

Car chases are obstacle courses in traffic. In every at least American state I've ever been to, as soon as you see sirens and hear lights you PULL OVER.

How about tracking or listening decided having a light on them and a soft beeping sound when they're supposed to be discreet.

Take nativity- a British state school with the same amount of money as any other low budget primary school, yet they seem to have 6000 different pristine brand new outfits for each scene. In real life they'd all be wearing dresses from a charity shop with homemade accessories and soft toys as props

People on the run from the police, especially in a surveillance state/dystopia - and nobody bothers to alter their appearance in the slightest. Not even the lame sunglasses and baseball cap combo. Nope, just wanted for murder and walking around looking exactly like the photo on TV in the bar where the news happens to be on.

Mine is characters and people eating all of the junk food but still being super skinny or slight! Gilmore Girls was a huge one for this. Like "ooh, we're quirky cause we eat only pizza, cake, and never eat healthy" but they never gain weight. I eat a freaking bagel for breakfast and gain five pounds.