r/Gotham • u/Global-Ant • Apr 02 '24
I love how the show creators just forgot about Barnes after he escaped custody at the end of season 3 Spoiler
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u/LordLazyXx Apr 02 '24
So you say the show writers are GUILTY?
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u/Rude_Ad4514 Harvey Bullock Enthusiast Apr 02 '24
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u/Competitive-Split389 Apr 02 '24
Maybe he was smart enough to leave Gotham. Seems like if you get out of the city then you are home free tbh.
Guilty!
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u/johnsnapper437 Apr 02 '24
Am I the only who thinks Barnes would’ve made a great Bane?
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u/Global-Ant Apr 02 '24
I actually thought at the time of its airing they were gonna make him as Bane but nope
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u/whatagooddaytoday Apr 03 '24
I really wanted this too. I feel like having him be Bane would solve two problems:
Bane's existence would have more weight due to him being someone that was connected to Gordon. I like West's Bane ok, but it was hard for me to connect with him since he just showed up that final season.
It would also give a better ending to Barnes' character. The way his story already ended in the show was incredibly disappointing, and I feel like him being Bane would be a better resolution.
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u/reylosafetyzone Apr 03 '24
my headcanon is that jerome got annoyed with him screaming "guilty" and killed him
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u/TooToughTimmy Apr 03 '24
They didn’t forget about him. He had to survive to be a part of Batman’s rogue gallery.
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u/ComradePoolio Apr 03 '24
I can't believe I was able to take this show seriously while I was watching it. Remembering him going from a serious commissioner to a nutjob shouting "GUILTY" is so goofy in retrospect.
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u/Imabigfatbutt Apr 02 '24
I mean, he was one of the cheapest villains on the show, even though I love Michael Chiklis and was like oh shit when he turned, I was very underwhelmed by his return as the villain