This season has done a fantastic job of spreading its focus on a variety of characters within Gotham, but I have always felt that it hasn’t done enough for its supposed leading man, Jim Gordon. That all changes in “Red Queen” as we have an Inception-esque elevator memories scene that

The Jervis Tetch storyline continues in the latest episode of Gotham, “Follow the White Rabbit.” Tetch’s storyline is one of two big plot lines that permeate throughout the entire episode; the other being a huge storyline with the love between Nygma and Cobble pot that is developing. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed

Gotham is generally pretty easy to predict, especially considering we’ve all seen comics and/or some form of media that depicts what is to come. But “Anything for You” is loaded with twists and turns, many of which you don’t see coming. It’s still a little bizarre that Oswald Cobblepot has

Episode four of Gotham, “New Day Rising,” is an early turning point for the various villains across Gotham City. It appears that Mad Hatter is going to be getting Madder, and Oswald Cobblepot is adding a new job to his resume. Oh how far Cobblepot has come from being the

The Batman universe is chock-full of interesting characters on both sides of the spectrum, but their villains certainly stand out above all. Gotham has done a pretty good job of conveying the various villains, even if you feel that they bloated the villain name dropping at times. This week, we

“Burn The Witch,” the second episode of the Sophomore season of Gotham, is slowly leading the show to some potentially interesting place; although, I’m not really sure in what direction. Burn The Witch has given us two of the better “sentimental” scenes in the spot on dark and gritty Gotham

Gotham is back and continuing the trend of being absolutely insane. Last season ended with the monsters of Indian Hill breaking out, and that is clearly going to be the lead-in to seeing more baddies from Batman’s Rogue’s Gallery. Aside from seeing more villains, Jim is taking quite the turn

After an absolutely fantastic season leading up until this point, we’ve finally reached the finale of season two of Gotham. Season two was night and day from its rocky beginnings in season one and certainly set up the series for a solid season three. But, did the finale “Transference” match

Gotham brought back some old foes in “A Legion of Horribles.” As was shown throughout various promotional material and strongly assumed to happen this season, we get the return of the character everyone loved to hate, Fish Mooney. Penguin threw her off a cliff, but what is dead doesn’t seem

Television shows always have that difficult balance to adhere to. Many don’t want to go the “villain-of-the-week” route, but they also don’t want to have a single strong villain hanging around for the show’s entirety. The latest episode of Gotham, “Unleashed,” provides the ending of a storyline I assumed the

The second season of Gotham is certainly upping the ante and revealing more and more villains to us, as well as further developing some fantastic villains from Batman’s Rogues Gallery. This episode does a great job of further developing the storylines for Jim Gordon and Edward Nygma, all the while

There hasn’t been a flawed episode this season of Gotham and, unlike the beginnings of the previous season, screentime is nicely distributed amongst just about everyone. The latest episode, “Pinewood,” is the first time we get to see Bruce relentlessly pursue the cryptic-project-named files within his father’s secret computer. After