Stanton gets exposed | The Rookie

[@jondoe7961]

You know someone is a good actor when you love him playing a good hero and than start to hate him because he plays a villain.

[@doradelarcadd]

Yes he did a amazing job.

[@raatz1]

He was an great Superman and then He Played an great racist cop

[@pontiacGXPfan]

Brandon James Routh

[@profchaos91]

i loved this part. It was very well delivered. At first he was kinda funny, he started as the chill TO. after their first disagreement, he kinda stands up for his point, and you almost get the doubt that his racism is a red herring and that he might just have noticed something with his gang-related experience, but then it quickly becomes evident that he's biased and prone to profiling. After that, he is pretty much marked as the villain, but as a last ditch effort, he tries to humanize himself, and you almost feel pity because he HAS a family he has to provide for and he genuinely needs to be educated to a better work ethic, and not just discarded. When i saw him scared like that, i almost thought his next arc could've been just Jackson straightening him out actually. And then it hit me. That scene of him luring Jackson into a beating was very hard to watch. The show often tries to humanize felons and offenders, and sometimes even give them some chance at redemption, so i was kinda lulled into thinking this could've been just another instance of that. Instead he just goes from misguided ignorant racist cop to full villain. And later we discover that he thought he did nothing wrong and even got himself reinstated. He slander jackson and tailors himself a nice story where he's the hero and the bad rookie is the actual villain. Stanton's story is full of emotion (mostly hate) and Routh is AMAZING at playing that

[@HugoYogurt]

@@raatz1 he also did pretty well as the atom

[@eviegrl43]

I love the fact that he was a villain(in chuck), before he played a hero and he can do both so well but i do love him as a villain

[@Michael-gu5kl]

As they say KARMA is a you know WHAT!

[@sitm8990]

Movie mistake: she is wearing a regular police officer bagde when she is a sergeant and should be wearing sergeants badge

[@John-kv1xz]

That was awesome! Sweet revenge

[@Fultonfalcons86]

Supermans Brandon Roth what a great cop he is lol

[@andreponniah9900]

The fact that Brandon was able to play this character immediately after playing the most loveable goofball for 5 years (Ray Palmer) says so much.

[@deadlydread77]

Everyone forgets how he was in Chuck.

[@SaathAnimates]

And he was superman too

[@ShadowIsatis]

Not his first time playing the really unlikable character. He has the experience doing so.

[@Jupiter.141]

Man he looks very evil in this series

[@bananaman8274]

Tell that to the cleaning lady on monday

[@mariithemarii]

Props to Dougs actor, it takes true acting to make everyone despise a character in just 2-3 episodes

[@ktmmatt7243]

Brandon Routh. He has quite the resume.

[@thegamex6510]

@@ktmmatt7243 literally was Superman lmao

[@anthonydalebarroga]

That means he really is a great actor. He was able to switch his character into a racist cop slowly. I mean, Brandon played Superman before. He clearly has the resume.

[@DedricSilva]

@@thegamex6510 and Atom too. A DC legend playing a racist cop LOL.

[@RYANRYAN1234567]

He was pretty good on chuck as well

[@francessweeney2308]

It's perfectly legitimate to use the incident as a training video. The purpose is to stop other officers from being hurt. In fact, it would be expected for fellow police officers to watch and discuss the incident to look at ways of reducing the risk of injury and the importance of having your partner's back.

[@toomanyaccounts]

west was hesitant to use his gun. that got him nearly killed several times and led to his death. he was within his rights to fire on his attackers

[@NJFireDepartment]

Or just know when your plan racist shit will hit the fan.

[@harshgarca9136]

They got sued and because it’s an officer they settled

[@trekkienzl2862]

@@harshgarca9136 Sued for what? Defamation? You can only sue a person or organization for defamation if the statement or publication was untrue/false. For Stanton to sue the LAPD, he'd need to prove that what was shown in the video was somehow false.

[@criptastical]

@@trekkienzl2862 I guess they mean when Stanton sued to get his job back, but it was less 'suing' and more appealing via the union

[@RowdyBrian17]

"They do now" was delivered like a fucking expert

[@UltraDarkDeku]

Right??

[@Apesta8]

Horacio Cain vibes 😎YEEEAAAHHH! 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿

[@fionam7768]

To be fair, he kinda is: having seen Stanton get away with practices that were clearly undermining anything LAPD were trying to do with key community sectors (and even in 'The Rookie', it wasn't all that much) and then getting beaten to a pulp, I'd say he's a Stanton expert.

[@Cybeast16]

Payback's a bitch.

[@josephoutram3019]

Being an actor who's known for playing squeaky clean good guys (Superman, Atom, etc.) to an unquestioned asshole like that? And to do so convincingly in the 3 or so episodes? Props to Brandon Roth for showing that he can actually *act*! Major respect.

[@ddy7323]

He also played a bad guy in Chuck.

[@josephoutram3019]

@@ddy7323 I did not know that. Good to know.

[@jacobmccain8082]

Scott Pilgrim vs the World. He also played Bobby Long in Zack & Miri. Dude has range I'll give him that.

[@ShadowIsatis]

My experience with Brandon Routh was with him as an asshole: (Chuck, Scott Pilgrim, The Rookie). He plays a good hero as well as a good villain. Dude can go both ways (Superman, Dylan Dog, Atom).

[@SCATXXIV]

@@ddy7323 shit as a kid I wanted to shoot shaw through the TV

[@vgg31]

Best part of the whole episode. Outing Stanton like that 😎

[@tjark3433]

I am sorry, but i do disagree, it is the best part of season if not the whole series ^^

[@Rogerbowman]

One of those Def jam comedy specials where you gotta stand up and clap

[@michaelbull4344]

Stanton had it coming….he s a racist asshole and a bully. He s very unprofessional and he also makes situations with civilians personal which is something you shouldn’t ever do.

[@offimoo9995]

show* lmao

[@toler1465]

The whole season*

[@moviesrocks2]

I've not been watching this show for very long, but this was very satisfying to watch. The look on stanton's eyes was like deer looking at an oncoming train. Hard to believe that's Superman

[@Mx.Phoenix]

Superman?? You mean the Atom?? Wait, how many superheroes has this guy played...

[@moviesrocks2]

@@Mx.Phoenix he played super man in supermarket returns

[@meisterigi007]

@@Mx.Phoenix he also played superman in the crossovers

[@yandurichan7017]

@@moviesrocks2 lmao.. supermarket 😭😭🤣🤣

[@ottokarl5427]

@@Mx.Phoenix When there was the first big crossover in the Arrowverse, they even worked in a joke. After meeting Supergirl, Atom remarks that "he has a cousin that kinda looks like her"

[@alecdevaney9770]

The shifting of his expression when he realizes what's going on... priceless

[@michaelhogg324]

FACTS!

[@josephhodges9819]

Not a single person will ride with him again and this will be passed to wherever he decides to go and be a cop.

[@seanbraley2772]

ya witch is why any decent skilled lawyer would have had their badges and him a settlement this was not the way to go about

[@josephhodges9819]

@@seanbraley2772 May of potentially had the person's badge and may have potentially gotten a settlement but then he would be known as the cop who went outside the system and sued. No, this is the way to get a bad cop off the street as quickly as possible not three years down the road.

[@the_dropbear4392]

@@seanbraley2772 And what exactly would he make a case about

[@MavrikUSMC]

​@seanbraley2772 This would be an absolutely horrible case to defend. Any attorney that takes this would not be considered "skilled".

[@ld6782]

You think there's only been 1 'Stanton' on the entire police force? he'll probably get a partner with a rep as bad as his. Partners made in Hel.

[@BenVanAmburg]

The best actor the guy who played Stanton. It's hard to play a bad guy.

[@lazuruswolf6668]

His name is Brandon Routh. He played Superman in Superman Returns and The A.T.O.M in the Arrowverse.

[@felixhaileykeenofffical4252]

@@lazuruswolf6668 and superman Kingdom come

[@daryink4785]

what's season and eps is this? thanks

[@Cruzan9]

IMO His role on this show is by far the best performance I've seen from him. He should stick to being a bad guy. I don't find him to be all that talented in general.

[@Symphonia30]

He’s normally a very charismatic guy so it’s hard to imagine him playing a villain then again he did play one of the evil exes from Scott Pilgrim versus the world

[@asim.r]

This was epic. That piece of crap got what he deserved. Btw great acting by Brandon 🥳🥳

[@asim.r]

@Brian I loved him as Superman.

[@AtkOfTheMox]

Ray Palmer left the Legends to play this Bastard and I’m not sure how I feel about it

[@tsgamer7909]

@@AtkOfTheMox he didnt want to leave, he wanted to stay on legends but the writers didnt want to make him stay.

[@NetWebUser]

@@tsgamer7909 really man that sucks

[@seanbraley2772]

not really becouse if this was the real world that SOB would now have a ton of money and have cost the department three good cops

[@zurvanmooney4940]

Wouldn’t surprise me if Stanton tried to get revenge on West for exposing him. That’s a story I would like to see in the later seasons

[@tyatkins2251]

Might be season 4

[@PraxicLore]

Yeah, you can count on we haven't seen the last out of Stanton.

[@michaelbull4344]

True he ll definitely look for revenge no doubt. Even his former officer he trained said he won t go down without a fight

[@geckoguyno1835]

It's a shame that Titus has left now so Jackson is dead canonically

[@IncredibleFulk1]

West is gone now…………😭

[@jeshonloonskin4176]

Oh the look in stanton’s face was priceless.

[@horserider101ful]

I love it when someone dirty starts showing that nervous face. They know what they did and now everyone else knows

[@christinamontalvo5023]

I want to shine the light on actor Titus Makin Jr. who plays officer West. He advocated for the storyline to reflect current issues in Real Life with people of color and officers. He told writer and director he did not feel comfortable playing a character if the story line did not reflect real issues. He had a key role not just as an actor but having this storyline play out. In addition, he portrayed the role so well, it hurt to see the character die. :(

[@madnessintomagic]

This really should have a **SPOILER** alert at the beginning 🙄

[@virz4432]

But he still left the show.

[@danieltoft2116]

Wild, he should have reflected how black officers treat black citizens if he wanted accuracy 😂 but no they had to be the heros😂

[@nuraby_9228]

@@danieltoft2116 Yeah, famous NWA lyric: But don't let it be a black and a white one 'Cause they'll slam ya down to the street top Black police showing out for the white cop

[@tobiaswolfe152]

He left the show after George Floyd so he could focus on activism... wish he hadn't been KIA...

[@calebsoria1901]

0:47 it’s true that they can’t fire doug but dosent mean that they can’t tarnish his reputation

[@jericholacey5954]

"y'know me ". " They do now ". 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sir.confident]

"Come on guys! Come on! Yo-you know me!" Legend has it, those were the last words he ever said while in a police uniform!

[@danielhaire6677]

"They do now."

[@greencello599]

Stanton let his own prejudices destroy his career. West knew what kind of cop Stanton was and he wasn't going to let a bad cop walk after what happened. By exposing Stanton, West made sure that every officer in the department knew what Stanton did to him.

[@playerback7722]

Exactly

[@williambryant6175]

0:55-1:08 from complete disinterest to realizing that now, not only are you never advancing in the dept again, but that you’re now a pariah in your own station in less than 15 seconds

[@jaygee6738]

I half expected Stanton to yell "This is bullroar!!" for those of you who get that reference.

[@nakayonghae9429]

Scott pilgrim

[@Sarah_Kinz]

You just drank half n half baby!

[@patrickworkman1014]

Gelato isn’t vegan 😂

[@BreadApologist]

This is so good, it reminds me of the trial in Rising of the Shield Hero where the princess and king get exposed for all the shit they did. So enjoyable

[@Excalibur01]

Except in that show, it doesn't feel forced. That series tackled a character wrongfully accused on sexual assault and how the entire world automatically took accusation as the truth, especially if the woman is in a position of power. It is a real world thing that happens. But the difference is his justice happened in a fantasy setting where he gets justice. Season 3 of this show focused on how people WANT the police to act to take down a racist cop and because of the real world setting, it feels MORE of a fantasy than the show that takes place IN a fantasy.

[@noenunez1769]

Man of culture I see. Pleasure to meet you.

[@ottokarl5427]

That trial was the best part about the extremly shitty 2nd half of Season 1 and I'm still mad about it. They cut it short and took the whiteknight approach afterwards....

[@azimnazlen8564]

Cops being racist or even criminal isnt the thing the cop community hates. It's not protecting their own. For good or for bad, they will usually will defend each other. Exposing the racist cop this way is honestly the most devastating thing you could do to his career as a cop. Now if he is being racist or violent, the cop community won't even try to defend him. Because they know he woundnt to the same.

[@chrisroney4948]

I love how they showed he not someone to be trusted but the fact they let him keep a badge after that was just wow the high ups were stupid

[@seanbraley2772]

says more about his lawyer then it dose the higher ups sense this isn't them protecting a cop who used to much force or said the wrong thing he was willing to let a follow officer die they wouldn't normally protect someone like that epically when said cops daddy is a high ranking member of IA

[@lastraven8575]

​@@seanbraley2772unions are too powerful

[@rosejune1995-r7t]

The video of Jackson starts playing and Stanton's face "you've got to be kidding me?!" 🤣

[@094640]

I know many others have said it but give props to dougs actor Brandon Routh. He was in 3 episodes and for my money was one of the most memorable characters in the entire show because of how well he did at making you hate him. And this performance coming off the heels of his time with the cw playing the most lovable of science goofballs for many years across several of the arrowvwrse shows speaks volumes for his skill as an actor.

[@Barrett-tq7pq]

This was so damn satisfying

There is nothing more satisfying than outing a crooked person to every single one of their peers.

[@jediskunk67]

That’s how you take down a bigot

[@StanvilleBrown]

Jackson got his ass twice!

[@rosejune1995-r7t]

My favorite part is when Jackson smirks at the end!! 😏

[@bluverdeinnovations3739]

Rip Jackson West. Will be missed

[@stache297]

It would’ve made a lot of sense if it was Doug Stanton who ordered the hit on him

[@London_J]

​@@stache297I don't think so. I mean, yes he got him demoted and he got him removed from the training officer program. But he still has his job as a police officer and can still be pushed around to different stations. He may hate officer West but I don't think there's enough hate to actually order his murder

[@mrroboshadow]

@@London_J plus there was no indication that he even could order a hit ordering a hit on a cop (in tv land) takes power and influence which Stanton wouldnt have even if he was dirty on top of being rascist

[@tonyvillicana7117]

​@Kaiju_2795the actor just went up and quit. After the season ended he said he wasn't returning so they had no choice

[@UOUPv2]

Honestly, I think Jackson and Grey being there ruined the scene. Stanton just being left in the dark and wondering why he was suffering was much more satisfying to me.

[@epollinger1]

Pretty big fall... one day he's saving the space shuttle and throwing islands into space and the next he's a disgraced beat cop. Sad.

[@colemarheine3503]

I'm surprised that Stanton didn't impulsively tried to get revenge on West or Grey. But either way, to be removed from your ranks to as low as a desk officer, and being exposed to have your reputation and image tarnished by others, is a suitable punishment. Unfortunately, everyone's status as an officer of the law is the one thing preventing Stanton from getting the beating he deserves. But, one more slip-up with him, and he will get indicted.

[@blistow3519]

I think it could be an interesting plot to pick back up now that west has been killed off

[@thegardenofeden847]

That smug look on Jackson West’s face was well earned 😏

[@crynosinso8324]

"This is not what it looks like" Ok, what does it look like? Because it looks like you saw your partner being beaten 3/4ths to death and did nothing about it.

[@They_Call_Me_HeartFace]

Now thats skill. From what i heard, Dougs's actor used ,or at least the people who know his career, to play pretty "good guy" roles. Being able to nail a really despicable character in only a few episodes its something that deserves a praise, even more if you're really used to play the complete "reversed" role.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

In the military, law enforcement and fire service there is nothing worse than cowardice.

[@London_J]

But they would have known it was off her dog stand and as soon as his body camera started playing, his name is literally at the top right. D Stanton

[@crazyman7671]

Harvey Dent was right. I lived long enough to see the hero (common Routh portrayals) become the villain (Superman Routh now playing a villain)

[@TheBoss_-qs2vt]

And Jackson gets sued by Stanton for him losing his job and his reputation.

[@ImAbduln]

He would lose to Jackson and I.A

[@tyatkins2251]

@@ImAbduln We'll see in season 4

[@cryofist]

as long as there was no hold on the footage, they would be allowed to show it for training purposes. and any effects watching that video had would only be the fault of the one who acted in the video. theres no proof written anywhere that it was jackson that did that. thats why they used that method. its underhanded yes, but he has no evidence at all (unless jackson admits it) that it wasnt just his superior thinking it was a good way to show what not to do.

[@trekkienzl2862]

What could Stanton sue Jackson or the LAPD for? Defamtaion? You can only sue a person for defamation if the statement or publication was false. For that, Stanton would need to prove that the video was fake or false. Also, it wasn't Jackson himself who published the video but rather it was his commanding officer herself who published it by showing it to the other officers. I used to work in research and publishing before going into social services. We got sued for defamation by some angry person or organization simply because we agreed to published a book that they didn't like and almost everytime, that case was dropped because they can't prove that what we said about them was false.

[@TheRealValGalstyan]

I didn’t get used to seeing Brandon Roth as a bad guy. I watched legends of tomorrow and he was ray of sunshine there. Here Doug’s just evil.

[@mikedoherty7398]

You should watch him in Chuck as agent Shaw. Seamless arc going from a good guy to a bad guy.

[@GunnerM60]

Any actor or actress who has to portray a racist or other kind of degrading individual has REALLY hard job to do! So you have to give a lot of respect to these people that have to play "bad apple" characters. I'm sure there is a certain amount of fun to it for the entertainment value, but it can be emotionally & physically taxing to the actor knowing the viewing community is going to hate your character.

[@mrdurva9532]

What I question is when actors agree to play the role of child molesters or sexual predators. Is it a role they do as a challenge or what's the reason behind it?

[@amritasengupta5251]

@@mrdurva9532 Good question. I want an answer to that as well.

[@ottokarl5427]

@@mrdurva9532 So playing Hitler is fine but a child molester is weird? In the end, you are just acting. And even horrible events can make for great content. For some actors it might be a challenge, but the easier answer is probably "you need to pay the bills". If you take for example a long-running show like Criminal Minds, 99% of all the criminals in it are C-list actors.

[@dxrated619]

The only time I ever not cheered for Brandon Routh . I prefer him as Ray Palmer AKA The Atom .

[@cyclopstb]

I prefer him as Superman too

[@chivomike04081992]

Why does it feel like this isn't the last time we will see Doug Stanton

[@ArbiterofTruth]

Thankfully we have not seen him yet. *knocks on wood*

[@rosejune1995-r7t]

I would not be surprised.

[@scottwalker2701]

I get that he's a piece of shit cop, but outing someone is easy through word of mouth. This display of "justice" is nothing more than organised bulling and the fact that American audiences need this sort of scenario played out to them is truly telling of the societal norms they want to project as ok to do.

[@Mushruums]

And when Wes died, Doug probably celebrated

[@lloydpaikea7357]

Damn, superman as a cop and he still won't have your back 💀💀

[@saharshpothu1921]

Man I love that line at the end “they do now”

[@ixpoison]

from the lovable Mr. Ray Palmer to the hateable Officer Stanton. great actor!

[@garrettbutcher1594]

Can’t get rid of em so expose their true character

[@frustotamer6231]

Show him being racist? Nah they wouldn’t care. Show him letting a cop die? Now that brings their attention

[@kenellsmith]

And to think this is how superman acts I hope he never returns

[@FallenMonk55]

What a good tactic. If you cant fire him due to wrongful dismissal, make him miserable so he will quit on his own

[@cholosoy8511]

At the end Stanton won. Jackson is dead, he is still a cop , and the reason he didn’t get fired other than the lawsuit is because some people from the upper brass probably sympathize with his way of thinking.

[@SuperScarface83]

Debatable. Stanton's reputation among his fellow officers is ruined in this scene. The word will spread that he left a fellow officer to die on patrol, and it's almost certain that he'll never again be viewed as trustworthy. Jackson may not have succeeded in having Stanton kicked off the police force, but he effectively killed Stanton's career in every way that mattered to Stanton himself.

[@silvermann6515]

Absolutely correct

[@elnombredelarosa3167]

So much for blue protects blue

[@lunosol8914]

Bro why he got that "ima do my own thing" miles morales smig face at the end

[@barthslung]

I really hated this. Stanton deserved so much worse

[@filippofittipaldi8050]

I kinda hated seeing Superman as a racist douchebag. The actor did a great job making me hate his character.

[@cyclopstb]

Brandon Routh was not the only one. Dean Cain played one years ago.

[@nixrob6145]

@@cyclopstb but Dean Cain is actually one isn't he 🧐

[@cyclopstb]

@@nixrob6145 Yes

[@vexxama]

How did he win his appeal? He literally got caught on camera doing it and had a pattern of behaviour leading up to the incident

[@KirThalosRavencrest]

"we investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing". Usual approach to how cops handle cop cases.

[@rockboi2667]

Even more so since it was jackson. You know the rookie whos father runs IA lmao.

[@zader2899]

Bad writing in the script no real department would have let that happen.

[@KirThalosRavencrest]

@@zader2899 You say that yet cops have done it before. And are proud of it.

[@zader2899]

@@KirThalosRavencrest and how do you know that have you been a cop? I have we’re held accountable for our actions.

[@michaelpamintuan7855]

I was disappointed when they keep him as a cop but after he was exposed, he became MORE RADIOACTIVE. He is still a cop but his fellow cops are not happy on him anymore

[@Buddhadan100]

this is an awesome show cant wait for season 4

[@Sweezlballin]

Its weird. You think Bradford was going to be the asshole of the show, then it turns out he's a real good cop who's just doing his job and then this guy shows up and yeah, he's the asshole we were waiting for

[@FINALLYOUTAFTER7]

Good shit. Finally

[@omnia9348]

Wtf how he returned to the job? Thats a fired reason in any police department

[@rubenfernandes4517]

No one wants a traitor like Stanton watching your back

[@jrreedve2825]

You’re DONE at that point, cuz even if you transfer to another department, cops from this department will CALL cops from that department and warn them. You have no choice but to resign. Honestly… I think you’d be lucky getting a position directing traffic after this.

[@Blaze5x5x5]

"Come on, guys. Who are you going to believe? My nervous, obviously lying ass or the recording taken of me by my body camera. That's ridiculous. Anyone could've been wearing it."

[@elnumbrotres]

That reflection isn’t me!! It’s a deep fake

[@weakfrontkick]

The hallmark of great story telling is that they get the message that they want to get across. I’m going to play a little devils advocate here (no I don’t actually feel this way but for the sake of social science I want to entertain an alternative perspective) Stanton was not a bad cop. He was a little racist granted but he was observant and always trying to teach his trainee something. His past experiences made him a little racist and paranoid but he still had a perspective worth passing onto the force like when he was explaining that black kids gang tattoos and West thought he was just being racist towards a kid but he was being honest. He was showing west to look past someone circumstances and demeanor and look for things that don’t add up. Not saying you need to use it but definitely make a note while investigating incase it becomes relevant. I haven’t seen the episode in forever but I believe he didn’t rush to help West when he got jumped because West just threatened his career not 2 minutes before that. I’m not saying it’s right because it wasn’t it was unforgivable but are we going to act like when you threaten someone’s career they aren’t going to feel a certain way about it. And finally I don’t think he deserved this treatment. Yes he did something unforgivable he left his partner to fend for themselves but he appealed the termination by all rights he should have a clean slate when he returns to work he was sent to a different division and they went out of their way to witch hunt him. This video just causes mistrust and a toxic environment for his new division that he was entitled to a fresh start at. Granted he was demoted too. One of the pillars of the justice system is rehabilitation if we can believe that rapist and murderers can turn over a new leaf and become better people. They why can’t we believe that a cop that made a mistake was punished, fights for his job back and comes back demoted cant try to be better. I’m not defending what he did I’m just saying if you’re going to give the guy a chance to come back then give them a fair chance.

[@nave712]

Stanton is a bully and a coward

[@doomslayermydad2859]

I forgot that cop was superman 😂

[@diamond4791]

Best scene ever.

[@crazypsychoedy1955]

episode ?

[@rosejune1995-r7t]

@@crazypsychoedy1955 season 3 episode 5

[@hamadhumaid1984]

I have one word for Stanton: "Busted"

[@Marsproject11]

It boggles my mind why they didn't make him more of an antagonist later in the series.

[@TheeCrazyshank]

This is the show playing into stereotypes of cops.

[@briangallacher6475]

I wouldn't be surprised if Stanton comes back with vengeance against them

[@Wolf_warrior_98]

I think commander West from IA would have a field day with Stanton lol

[@joannamorrissey3784]

And dat do be justice served bye Doug

[@jm7326]

That was one scene we enjoyed as we watched this storyline unfold and was glad it ended this way

[@someonestolebigboi-imbigboi]

vvvindiCAAATIOOON!

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

I imagine he COULD still work there but I would be packing my stuff and leaving. Even a transfer somewhere else doesnt guarantee the new place doesn't hear about it. Time to cut your losses and find a new career.

[@seancollins7447]

Can you upload the clip were Stanton and West meet again.

[@JasonWalkerJamaica]

Went from Superman to racist, brutal & criminal cop. Very good range Brandon

[@OverlordGrizzaka]

THANK YOU. I've been waiting for this one.

[@SteveTheFollower]

So this is where he went after getting arrested by the vegan police huh

[@MadelynMcElroy]

is it just me or is his chair also higher than everyone elses like he is a higher up?

[@flashstudiosguy]

General Rule of Policing: NEVER cross the Officer who has a Relative in Internal Affairs, you don't know what tricks they know..

[@ghoststorm7082]

The Day Superman went Rogue!…hmmm!

[@fludderkiddie]

Ugh…if only real life was so delicious…

[@butt_torpedoes]

I hate the character but I like the actor.

[@MrSailmakers]

Me too ... I love the actor as Ray Palmer

[@X3H3X]

That is how you know they're good at the role

[@Excalibur01]

Ray Palmer really made this character very real...even if he's a bit too cartoon level racist.

[@thickymcghee7681]

Why do they make the "bad guys" so dumb? Stanton could have just turned around and thrown what West said about his dad running IA and threatening his career. These plot-lines can be so much more interesting, but they make anyone against a main character completely dumb.

[@thickymcghee7681]

@@richardwarnercool1 Jackson is a boot. It would have been a probation rookie's word against a senior officer trainer.

[@allisoncastle]

That tiny little smirk Jackson had after “they do now” was sooo satisfying lol ❤ Miss him

[@VoltLuke1]

Bro ray palmer is racist crazy no wonder he didnt like diggle

[@virz4432]

He was an interesting villain, I wish he came back.