Gotham is winding down its freshman season, and the latest episode, “The Anvil or the Hammer,” was another solid episode for all characters involved. In continuation from last week’s episode, Jim and Harvey are hot on the trail of The Ogre. Nygma is “cleaning-up” the mess he made in the

A riddle is answered with an exclamation mark. A penguin is left out in the cold. The Cat and The Bat are on the prowl. Gotham’s latest episode, “Under The Knife,” provided a ton of great scenes; however, it didn’t quite measure up to last week’s episode. It’s hard to

Gotham returns from another break with the episode, “Beasts of Prey,” and it’s easily one of the shows standout episodes. This episode took on a dual personality of sorts and is dealing with two very distinct plotlines. The first, of course, shows the rise of Det. Jim Gordon, while the

After the Joker reveal during last week’s episode, this week’s showing, “Red Hood” did little to convince us that we actually met the “real Joker.” But, it did provide us with a pretty good episode. The Red Hood Gang was the main protagonist in this episode, but the show made

Gotham’s 16th episode, “The Blind Fortune Teller,” hit us with a knockout punch, one which we’ve seen a mile away. Of course, you all know with the vast amount of commercials for the show, that the Joker was revealed in this episode. Supposedly…Probably….Maybe? Everything leads us to believe that we

This week’s episode of Gotham, “The Scarecrow,” is the epitome of what Gotham has become; for better or for worse. For every great scene, there’s an awkward one, and every time you start to get a handle on the characters in the show, another one is introduced. Alas, this episode

Gotham comes in with one of the better episodes in, “The Fearsome Dr. Crane,” that does a great job of setting up what’s to come while also allowing older storylines to come to a close. While the procedural, monster-of-the-week setup does work in most cases, I am glad that this

As the title perfectly describes in “Welcome Back, Jim Gordon,” we get to see Jim Gordon back in full capacity at GCPD. With the return of Jim Gordon, we get another look at just how insanely corrupt Gotham’s police department really is and how he is really a one man

Gotham is back after its two-week hiatus with, “What The Little Bird Told Me.” Having set up a future encounter with Gruber before its break, all expectations were that we would be left with an exciting episode. While the episode did have its moments, what was foreshadowed previously didn’t really

Gotham’s first episode back from the fall break, “Rogue’s Gallery,” appeared to take a huge step back by producing an hour of pitfalls from the shows earlier episodes, but somehow it all clicked this time. Early on, Gotham had the trend of throwing a ludicrous number of characters at you,

Holy Alfred! Gotham’s last episode before its fall break, “Lovecraft,” was a bit uneven throughout, but Alfred finally had an outstanding showing. In previous episodes, Alfred did seem to start to come into his own, but for some reason, they balked at that notion for another character. Not in this

Gotham’s latest episode, “Harvey Dent”, was pretty strong, but it could have been far better by making one minor change. This whole thing with the Gotham showrunners titling episodes with titular characters that are only on the periphery of the episode is maddening. One can’t simply title an episode with