Maybe it will be a very subtle and dark shade of red? I dunno.
Anyway yeah, kissing Lil Bruce is too much. It seems like the showrunners want to avoid criticisms of involving a woman who is still mentally a small girl with an adult man, so they ran to the other extreme and inadvertently ended up with an adult woman actress kissing a little boy. Wacky show, why didn't they just introduce a whole new adult Poison Ivy if they wanted her grown up instead of creating the most awkward character arc in television history?
I think one of the reasons Disney is acquiring Fox is so that they have a separate division that can produce more adult content. It used to be Touchstone Pictures before this, but Fox is a much more known brand.
I think the bigger issue could that this is a show by DC, the biggest competitor of one of Disney's own major brands. The network could drop Gotham but it could always go to The CW (like Supergirl) or DC's new streaming service (like Young Justice).
Seriously, **** Disney. Having X-Men and FF in the MCU cannot possibly be worth creating an all-encompassing media monopoly that holds licenses to just about everything ever created in perpetuity.
That mouse is going to dominate all us
Uh, I don't think DC is going to necessarily be swallowed up Disney/Marvel. Even if Fox keeps producing the Gotham TV show, it doesn't mean Disney/Marvel suddenly owns the Bat-family, nor does it likely mean that Disney/Marvel has licensing rights to make any Batman movies or TV shows that it bloody well pleases, thankyouverymuch. I doubt WB/DC made a deal with Fox to license Gotham that was anywhere near as stupid/desperate as the one Marvel once made to license the FF and X-Men for films/video all those years ago.
As part of the deal to remaster and release the '60's TV show on DVD/blu-ray, Fox was able to produce and air Gotham. They own the rights to Gotham as well as the 60's TV show and movie. If this merger happens, Disney will own them.
I recall several Star Wars shows and video games were permanently shelved once Lucasfilm was sold to Mickey which is why I wonder about the fate of Gotham.
I just bought one of my Christmas gifts. It's a 1:10 scale statue by ArtFX (Kotobukiya). A nice, straightforward depiction of the late 90s Poison Ivy. It retails for usually under $75. The leaf wrap is removable.
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That looks so cool! I tend to like this outfit the best
For anyone interested this is a small review of the Silent Screams Poison ivy story from the New Talent Showcase.
https://wearepoisonivyleague.tumblr....hts-new-talent
Mr Goingback also clears up the reason why Ivy "doesn't care about the kids".
Fox doesn't produce Gotham. DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television produces Gotham. And Warner Bros. Television Distribution distributes Gotham. Fox just airs original episodes.
DC and WB own all rights to the show and the characters. WB's only agreement with Fox was that WB would only air the Batman characters on Gotham. And that Oliver Queen was allowed
to talk about Bruce Wayne on Arrow means that it isn't totally iron clad. Plus it was Warner Bros., not Fox, that sold the video rights for Gotham to Netflix.