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* Among many other less than plausible things in ''[[The Event]]'' was the protagonists' ability to drive across the USA in a few minutes (or fly from the USA to France). Basically, the time it took to travel between any two locations was generally "about one ad break".
* The RevolGarry from ''[[Kamen Rider Double]]'' seems to move exactly as fast as it needs to in order to instantly cover ''any'' distance between the Narumi Detective Agency and wherever Double happens to be.
* In contrast to [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s obsessive detail on logistics, long distance travel in Amazon's ''[[The Rings of Power]]'' just happens with characters casually warping hundreds of miles between screen cuts <ref>Edward the Third's September of 1336 journey with a small group on fast horses averaged about 55 miles in a day.</ref>.
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