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I about laughed when the show portrayed the Center for Disease Control HQ as a government-run tippy-top security laboratory where the safeguards for preventing the release of a biological mutagen was to use fuel incendiary bombs attached to a computer controlled self-destruct mechanism to ensure that absolutely nothing survived the blast.

I bet that in real life some brand newly hired employee could just waltz in while listening to Lady GaGa on his iPod and start picking out vials of highly contagious bioweapon agents and carry them right out the front door without anyone even bothering to look up from their FaceBook chat as he walked out of the building.

Why would anyone think that the CDC has a better security regimen than the US Army's and US State Department's top secret files which ended up on Wikileaks? They probably don't even bother trying to keep up the illusion that there's rigid security there.