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 Even Will Trent isn't without its issues, and its most glaring problem can be fixed with the addition of one new character in season 4. Over the course of its first three seasons, the ABC cop show is seemingly only getting better with age. Its ratings are constantly improving, and its quality improves every season, but that doesn't mean the series is perfect.  Still, the Will Trent season 3 finale was a triumph. From stunning revelations to near-death experiences, the last episode kept the audience on the edge of their seats. It undoubtedly left viewers wanting more and excited about what's to come in Will Trent season 4. Hopefully, though, the upcoming episodes can also address the police procedural TV show's biggest weakness. Will Trent Has Never Had A "Big Bad" Before The ABC Series Needs A Long-Lasting Villain  Throughout Will Trent's first three seasons, the series has never introduced a "Big Bad." For those unaware, a "Big Bad" is simply a prominent villain who antagonizes the main characters for numerous episodes (typically for an entire season and occasionally multiple seasons, like Rosalind Dyer in The Rookie). With that in mind, it's clear that Will Trent has never featured a "Big Bad."  Some might count James Ulster, but they shouldn't. The threat of him only truly loomed over a handful of Will Trent episodes — the season 1 finale and the first two episodes of season 2. Perhaps he was threatening in season 1, but Ulster's season 2 appearances featured him behind bars. The only question was whether he was Will's father (spoiler alert: he's not).  Fast-forward to Will Trent season 3, and the writers still didn't interweave a "Big Bad" into the storyline. The episodes focused more on individual character arcs and relationships, such as the drama between Will and Angie after he arrested her at the end of Will Trent season 2, and Will meeting his biological father. They didn't really shine the spotlight on any particular antagonists. Season 4 Has The Opportunity To Introduce A Prominent Villain Now Is The Perfect Time For A "Big Bad"  Since Will Trent has yet to feature a "Big Bad," season 4 is the perfect time to do so. The ABC cop show needs a villain who can be teased in the premie