"Gotham" TV series actor Ben McKenzie figured into an accident on the set as Detective Gordon continues filming despite his head injury.

The MailOnline published a photo of "Gotham" TV series actor Ben Mckenzie getting stitched up after sustaining a deep gash on his forehead on the New York set on Friday. He also posted another photo of the wound before the operation, which he captioned: "Holy CONCRETE WALL, Batman! #gotham."

While he is being stitched up, he gave a thumbs up sign to the camera. He also captioned the image: "Doc Sherman at New York-Presbyterian, you are a career saver. Thanks for stitching me up nice. Back to work Monday. #gotham."

After the operation, with his stitch properly bandage. "Gotham" TV series actor Ben McKenzie posted a pic looking pensive. He wrote: "Happy Birthday to me. Fight sequence gone awry. Don't ram your head into concrete pillars kids. #gotham."

The website Deadline has a humorous take on the situation as it said: "If you're a crime crusader like Detective James Gordon, you have to watch for pillars as WELL as swinging fists...because pillars always like to hit heads."

The "Gotham" TV series is a prequel to when the hot-tempered billionaire puts on the bat suit. It tells the story of rookie detective James Gordon (Ben McKenzie) who, two weeks into the job, finds himself trying to be a father figure to the young Bruce Wayne, cleansing the department of corrupt cops and dealing with supervillains.

"Gotham is a story about the origins of the great DC Comics super-villains and how they came to be. Catwoman, The Riddler, Penguin, Poison Ivy. What made The Joker The Joker? How Scarecrow became Scarecrow," Bruno Heller said in the "Gotham" TV series teaser promo.

"I think what's cool about this take on Gotham is that you're seeing James in a way that you never really seen him before," "Gotham" TV series actor Ben McKenzie said during the same clip.