The second part of the season finale provides most of the answers in which we were seeking after the first half. Bruce has to deal with what he did to Alfred, the Nygma vs. Cobblepot feud comes to an ice cold ending and we learn more and more about Barbara,

“Destiny Calling” kicks off the two-part season finale for Gotham’s third season, and it does so with quite the bang. It’s been a long road getting here with a plethora of plot points scattered throughout Gotham. As was seen in the last episode, a large portion of Gotham was infected

Gotham’s latest episode, “Pretty Hate Machine,” embarks on what I feel is one of the hardest episodes in TV, the episode just before the season finale. The writers have to entice just enough to get the (two-part) season finale the proper oomph, but it can’t appear as simply a transition

“All Will Be Judged” works as a statement by many of the characters in Gotham during this episode. Most obviously, Barnes (The Executioner) is out to provide the justice he feels is needed by sentencing Jim, but there were various others characters that have made some dire decisions throughout this

Gotham’s latest episode, “Light The Wick,” perfectly expresses how far The Court’s influence actually spreads. The episode not only delves deeply into their plans for Gotham, but we get a peek at some characters the show has kind of forgotten about as it has progressed through The Court storyline. Jim’s

As the title perfectly describes (The Primal Riddle), there’s one riddle that has evaded all of Gotham, one that especially picks away at Gotham’s Riddler (as one would expect) and Barbara Gordon. The show has been slowly revealing the Court and the total control it has over Gotham, and with

The previous episode did Edward Nygma some serious justice, but in the latest episode, “These Delicate and Dark Obsessions,” we get just as convincing storylines for a variety of characters in Gotham. We are really starting to see just how much sway The Court has within the daily ongoings in

As was teased at Wondercon last month, the return of Gotham features a Nygma-centric episode in, “How Riddler Got His Name.” While the episode does wonders for progressing Nygma’s storyline, it does so by using Cobblepot and, to my surprise, Lucius Fox. Throughout the entire episode, Edward Nygma is on

Gotham has been on an amazing run since they’ve been back from the Fall break, and the final episode before yet another break (we know, we aren’t happy either), gives us more Jerome. While Jerome was the main draw in this episode, the impact he has on Bruce is what

Gotham’s latest episode, “Smile Like You Mean it,” brings back one of the shows favorite characters, Jerome aka Joker. While Jerome is the main draw for the episode, it also does a great job of juggling the other storylines that are coursing through Gotham’s veins. Dwight set the storyline in

The first half of this season of Gotham was quite spectacular. There was nary a bad episode in sight, and they generally did a great job of progressively culling in various storylines as the first half of Season 3 came to a close. Now, they are upping the stakes by

The Tetch storyline continues to weave its way throughout Gotham, and even though he is behind bars, Tetch has set various storylines in motion that have some dire consequences. This week’s episode, “Beware the Green-Eyed Monster,” does a fantastic job of juggling various storylines while, hopefully, putting the Tetch plot