Gotham - FOX TV Show Discussion

[MajorHoy]

I'm not watching the show, but is Jim Gordon finally getting a mustache yet?

[Osiris-Rex]

I'm not watching the show, but is Jim Gordon finally getting a mustache yet?

Is it necessary for Jim to have one? He didn't have one in the 1966 Batman TV series.

[MajorHoy]

Is it necessary for Jim to have one? He didn't have one in the 1966 Batman TV series.

Well, Neil Hamilton didn't have one, but I really don't know how much he was suppose to really be comic book Jim Gordon sometimes.

And, no, I guess the Gotham version doesn't have to have one, but it does sort of make a further disconnect in my mind from the comic book version that character was inspired by.

[Frontier]

I'm not watching the show, but is Jim Gordon finally getting a mustache yet?

He's supposed to this season.

[Rac7d*]

Is it necessary for Jim to have one? He didn't have one in the 1966 Batman TV series.

only if its necceast for this Selina kyle to get implants or for this bruce to grow another 6 inches

[The Darknight Detective]

Did Jim have a mustache in his thirties pre-COIE? I'm thinking no, but I might be wrong.

[MajorHoy]

Did Jim have a mustache in his thirties pre-COIE? I'm thinking no, but I might be wrong.

He most definitely did have one starting with his first appearance in the original Detective Comics #27, though it looked more like the pencil-thin type.



As for stories with younger, pre-Commissioner Jim, I can't recall specific ones, so can't say "yay" or "nay" either way, but I don't recall him not having one. (He did shave it off when he was robo-Bat-Bunny, though.)

[The Darknight Detective]

He most definitely did have one starting with his first appearance in the original Detective Comics #27, though it looked more like the pencil-thin type.



As for stories with younger, pre-Commissioner Jim, I can't recall specific ones, so can't say "yay" or "nay" either way, but I don't recall him not having one. (He did shave it off when he was robo-Bat-Bunny, though.)

Not the Thirties, Major, but his thirties.

[MajorHoy]

Not the Thirties, Major, but his thirties.

That's why I also said

. . . As for stories with younger, pre-Commissioner Jim, I can't recall specific ones, so can't say "yay" or "nay" either way, but I don't recall him not having one. (He did shave it off when he was robo-Bat-Bunny, though.)

[Rac7d*]

way to whitewash bane, and let me guess the actor is a toothpock so he is wearing the inflatable suit

It aint hard to a latin bodybuilder

[Immortal Weapon]

way to whitewash bane, and let me guess the actor is a toothpock so he is wearing the inflatable suit

It aint hard to a latin bodybuilder

I don't remember anyone having this problem when Tom Hardy was Bane.

[Rac7d*]

I don't remember anyone having this problem when Tom Hardy was Bane.

peoepl didn't have a lot problems back in 2012, but its 2018 so wake up

[Immortal Weapon]

peoepl didn't have a lot problems back in 2012, but its 2018 so wake up

There's nothing to "wake up" to as Bane was born in a fictional prison island. He doesn't need to be latin.

[MajorHoy]

peoepl didn't have a lot problems back in 2012, but its 2018 so wake up

What about 2007?

I definitely had problems back in 2007.

[babybats]

I don't remember anyone having this problem when Tom Hardy was Bane.

I had a LOT of problems with it lol And with the Al Ghuls being white. It's the same logic behind them, too, "As long as there's plausible deniability, let there be whites!"

Bane's canonically half-white and I think his mom was a member of a revolution in Santa Prisca? So I GUESS you could assume that his mom was also a white lady living there but I mean...come on. :/ I hope they at least leave in his cultural roots, not make him American or something. They already took his muscles and wrestling mask away and turned him into some kind of steampunk scuba diver...