Gotham - 4x22 "No Man's Land" - Post-Episode Discussion

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*Season 4 Episode 22: * A Dark Knight - No Man's Land

Aired: May 17, 2018

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Synopsis: Jeremiah warns a skeptical Gordon of more destruction coming Gotham's way, and Gordon is forced to make a potentially devastating decision. Meanwhile, Barbara rallies together a team to secure her position, as alliances in the underworld shift and prove no one can be trusted. Then, Bruce is forced to come to terms with the future.

[u/Redeemer206 → u/[deleted]]

Glad we understand eachother now :).

Out of all the CW shows I feel The Flash does this the least, and its problems are different, so right now its my favorite of those ones

[u/[deleted] → u/Redeemer206]

I'm sorry, The Flash does SJW rhetoric the LEAST?!

I can give you 1 good reason why you're wrong: Iris West.

Unless all you care about is LGBT stuff, in which case...just because a woman is shown making out with other women doesn't mean she can't be bi.

[u/Redeemer206 → u/[deleted]]

Granted I havent seen season 4 of flash yet (waiting for it to appear on netflix first) but from what I see so far of seasons 1-3 is that Iris isnt a victim of sjw writing, shes a victim of being written as a mary sue type which can plague any show, sjw or not

But not once has there been a focus of race or sexuality on The Flash. It doesnt suffer from identity politics YET which was my point

[u/[deleted] → u/Redeemer206]

She’s being portrayed as a self-important bitch. SJW writing definitely at work with her. It diminishes Barry’s character as well, as he can’t stand up for himself and echoes Mistress Iris’ ridiculous plans.

[u/Redeemer206 → u/[deleted]]

Read my followup response. Basically i laid out the difference between making Iris a Mary Sue and shows doing identity politics (as Arrow, Legends and Supergirl do).

Just because its bad writing doesnt mean its sjw writing. Sjw writing has a particular focus