Barnes Catches Gordon In His Office | Season 3 Ep. 9 | GOTHAM

[@worthharris5884]

Hope to see Gordon sitting in that office someday!

[@neilbagchi7093]

He does

[@nicoletorcolini5316]

Am I the only person who hates what they did to Barns? And all for a few seconds as a villain who was part of cannon.

[@KentPetersonmoney]

I was hoping burn would beat the hell out of Mario falcon. I just can't stand him

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

Mario is a good guy though. The tetch virus is a dumb plot device

[@Vincent-pz8um]

so is this leading up to Jim becoming commissioner or captain

[@hemisker8150]

Vincent 23 yep

[@neilbagchi7093]

Both

[@Jodacro-it4zz]

Season 3 to beginning of season 4 was Jim leading up to captain, him leading to commissioner was season 4-5

[@shadowwriter4538]

Oh my god, are you kidding me; he's obviously going to try and kill Gordon.

[@AGrayPhantom]

Only if he finds Gordon guilty... presumably. Guilty of what? Why, obstruction of justice of course! Seriously, Gordon is going to have to reveal himself to be a massive hypocrite if he objects to Barnes' methods.

[@shadowwriter4538]

Well your beloved Barnes has now fallen from grace. I wanted it to happen and didn't expect it to be this way, but it happen; I was slightly getting tired of him Also, Jim may have his demons, but at least he admits it in the end.

[@AGrayPhantom]

ShadowWriter45 Admits it, but doesn't turn himself in.

[@phonewithoutquestion80]

Gordon wasn't infected with the Tach virus so, if that drop of blood never got in Barnes's eye this would never have been a thing to begin with.

[@AGrayPhantom]

Object 13A Anyone else feel that ripped off 28 Days Later? I was also facepalming at the sheer stupidity of standing under that drip in the first place.

[@Stonecoldalston]

Every villain captain always blame Jim and never believe him at some point you would think he get tired of doubting Him

[@kazion4851]

Dont get why jim was cold to barnes here. Although barnes killed Simon's Gordon killed galavan and wanted barnes to drop that case but not so much when it's the other way around

[@LPhu-dd4ph]

"Fill me in" meaning? Help me

[@jordanraven4590]

To give someone information that they didn't know.