Idk I like it better this way. Looks more realistic.

@@jackreynolds2144 I like it just feel like he could have more burnt marks

Interesting take. I haven’t seen the show but from what I have heard everyone thinks it’s awful.

It’s either one dude. He does it differently almost every time.

Tell me about it. I didn't even know this show was on until the second episode. I was trying to get into Superman and Lois, and just not feeling it, Gotham Knights was up next. Okay, this is on. Why is it on again? A few eps later, I was hooked. Much more to the stuff about the Knights than Harvey, though I think that might have been a definitive Two-Face if the show had continued. Turner and Duela were what really got me. And it ended with them separated, her thinking Turner was dead, willing to change her whole way of life in his memory. That's when I started thinking that just once, a show was going to end the way I wanted it to end. Two more chapters, and it's going to. On a cliffhanger of sorts, but all of them together. Google "Not Offended, Duela"

I thought tails means you died and head's you live.

Because then the fights would be one sided

Honestly it’s just what you sound like with half lips.

Fair. I haven’t actually seen Gotham knights though so I couldn’t really give an opinion but I actually like this design more than the dark knight.

What does ADR stand for?

@@jackreynolds2144 Automated Dialogue Replacement. Standard practice in film making when they might have to re-record dialogue. Usually you can never tell when it's been redone. But right here, it looks like a badly dubbed foreign film.

Have to agree with you. As much as I love The Dark Knight, the Two-Face design felt like it was doing too much and not enough at the same time.

They all have fighting experience--the least convincing is Stephanie, but we saw she was taking fencing and martial arts classes with Turner at Gotham Academy. Cullen and Harper were criminals, they've learned how to fight. I can't believe you're saying Carrie Kelley, trained by Batman, has no training. Turner already fought Felix Harmon, held his own. They had weapons developed by Batman to fight people like this. And yes, it's a bit abrupt. The writers were not given enough time to fully develop this show. They were expected to do a scene like this, and I agree, it doesn't entirely work. But don't pretend you never saw they could fight before now. These Talons just awoke from a long dormancy. Obviously not at their best, nor expecting any serious resistance. Teens with no powers fighting adult supervillains bigger and stronger than them is a long-established trope in the Batman comics. Go complain there. ;)