Spoilers Gotham - Season 4
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I don't disagree with that. Gotham does sometimes have problems getting rid of characters that have run their course.
Why do I still enjoy this show? 
Grundy smash! Still equal parts guilt and pleasure. Although I wonder: Bruce is so bothered by killing evil, but got an innocent killed by his actions. Shouldn't the latter weigh more heavily on his psyche than the former?
Grundy smash! Still equal parts guilt and pleasure. Although I wonder: Bruce is so bothered by killing evil, but got an innocent killed by his actions. Shouldn't the latter weigh more heavily on his psyche than the former?
The Lazarus Pit on Arrow makes you go crazy, the one on Gotham makes you go sane.
The shows are set in mirror universes
Well at least Lee is finally going to be running a clinic in a seedy part of town.
This felt like a Season 1 episode.
This felt like a Season 1 episode.
As far as I'm concerned, Sofia Falcone is now the protagonist of this show. The character, her storyline, and Reed's performance are all more interesting and enjoyable than McKenzie's Gordon has ever been.
This was actually interesting... as far as Gotham goes. Makes me interested in the end game, as they've established threads fairly smartly and spread the character moments around. Pretty sure this season is it, so end it with a bang!
I thought Maggie Geha did a good job being kind of a bratty kid in a grown up body, I'll be sad to see her go.
Yeah, I liked her too. Peyton List is good, so it should be interesting to see what they do with the character now.
Would this really be aging up? Peyton List is 31 according to Wikipedia, and while I couldn't find an age for Maggie Geha, she doesn't really look that much younger than List. I think it's more of just a transformation in general than an aging up.
Certainly. something batman will have to deal with in the future
Batman- All these years of aging have taken a toll on you Ivy.........
Ivy- Help me
Batman- All these years of aging have taken a toll on you Ivy.........
Ivy- Help me
How can this be--I'm actually enjoying the story line without any guilt, except maybe for the "bad boy" Bruce turn!
Gotham is firing on all cylinders recently. Even Babs was back to looking a million bucks. Actually, the whole episode looked great from a visual standpoint.
I kind of wish the headhunter guy of the Penguin was sticking around a bit longer.
I kind of wish the headhunter guy of the Penguin was sticking around a bit longer.
I like Headhunter a lot to. Does anyone know if the guy who plays Zasz was busy or something? The way they made a quick reference to him being out of town, before introducing and then killing Headhunter in this one episode made me wonder if they just needed a one off fill in while the actor who plays Victor was busy.
This season has been great. Pyg is almost completely unrelated to his comic or Arkham counterparts, even moreso than a lot of Gotham's other characters, but he's been a great villain so far.
The stuff with Penguin and the girl at the Orphanage was hilarious.
I didn't mind the stuff with bad boy Bruce, what we got here was both him dealing with killing Ra's and also the first stages of his playboy persona that he'll use as an adult.
I really like what they've been doing with the Sirens this season.
This season has been great. Pyg is almost completely unrelated to his comic or Arkham counterparts, even moreso than a lot of Gotham's other characters, but he's been a great villain so far.
The stuff with Penguin and the girl at the Orphanage was hilarious.
I didn't mind the stuff with bad boy Bruce, what we got here was both him dealing with killing Ra's and also the first stages of his playboy persona that he'll use as an adult.
I really like what they've been doing with the Sirens this season.
More Batman Begins easter eggs. Bruce is definitely setting up his public persona - and as I'm typing that, JD beats me to it. I laughed when he bought the club, though. Classic! 
And damn, was Barbara brutal. Definitely sad to see Headhunter go so quickly, though.
I liked that they haven't ignored Jim's own grey areas, but are still setting him up to be the one good cop that cleans up the force. Also, it seems like they may be setting hup Harvey's fall, where he could actually end up being the old, fat, miserable slob / beat cop we've known before.
And damn, was Barbara brutal. Definitely sad to see Headhunter go so quickly, though.
I liked that they haven't ignored Jim's own grey areas, but are still setting him up to be the one good cop that cleans up the force. Also, it seems like they may be setting hup Harvey's fall, where he could actually end up being the old, fat, miserable slob / beat cop we've known before.
It was.
When he got his eye injured I thought for a second they might go for some kind of Deadshot pastiche.
I know it's all style over substance, but bravo--if this is it, the curve is ascendant!
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