Netflix’s Money Heist fans rage that ‘ridiculous’ Gandia gun fight plot hole ‘ruined season 4’
FANS of Netflix drama Money Heist are raging about a plot hole during a gun fight featuring loathed character Gandía.
Season four of the Spanish series has been packed with major twists, double crossing and shocking deaths.
But fans are complaining that amongst all the action there are also a lot of plot holes, the most recent featuring Gandía (José Manuel Poga) and "ridiculous" gun fight.
The ending of Part Four of the series sees Gandía shoot Nairobi (Alba Flores) and come under fire from the heist team.
Somehow miraculously, Gandía did not even get a scrape in the shootout despite not wearing a bulletproof vest and coming under heavy fire from multiple automatic weapons.
One fan wrote on Reddit: “I was laughing with every Gandía vs.heist team gunfight. He literally stood in the middle of the hallway for almost a minute yet they did not manage to even hurt him ONE bit with any bullet.”
Viewers have been forced to suspend their disbelief as Gandía also survived a grenade being thrown at him after he shot Nairobi.
Fans also believed Nairobi didn't need to die at all and demonstrated ongoing plot holes in the series.
This event caused uproar among the show's most diehard fans, as they argued the character didn't need to die.
They have been pointing out a number of reasons how the expert forger's death could have been avoided.
With Gandía in hand, viewers believe Nairobi's death did not need to happen if she simply applied some pressure onto him.
Elsewhere, Money Heist bosses revealed they faced calls to write villain Berlin out of the show because he is a ‘misogynist, narcissist and psychopath’.
Writer Álex Pina explained that he came under pressure to remove the charming yet psychopathic heist member from the show altogether because of his “out-of-date” views, but defended his inclusion and added he is part of what makes the show so engaging.
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In a recent Netflix documentary called Money Heist: The Phenomenon made to accompany the show, Pina said: “Someone said to me, ‘This character doesn’t fit with the times. You should take him out of the series', I said I had no intention of taking him out of the series."
He added: “If television is bland it’s boring because less things happen, the audience wants things to happen, and there’s nothing better than a villain who we can empathise with.”
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