Another great episode. But there are aspects of the storyline that fall into the "Really, really... ?" category, possibly not through any error of the writers, but maybe through some glaring deficiencies in regulations. How would a city not legislate to ensure that any managed building should keep a list of vulnerable occupants, let alone high-rise buildings, let alone those above ladder-height? That someone in a wheelchair might be living on the 25th floor is (I suppose) just credible, but that the emergency services were not immediately presented with a list of vulnerable occupants is not. However, congratulations to the writers on giving us another exciting story, and for all cities, if you don't have legislation requiring such lists, do it now!
Review of Going to War
