Gotham TV Show

[The Cool Thatguy]

This late in the game, do we really need Scarface?

[signalman112]

Scarface was missing his cigar and tommy gun. Otherwise that was a darn good design of Scarface.

[Immortal Weapon]

I wish Mr. Penn was Scarface sooner. It sucks to bring back just to kill him off again.

[Osiris-Rex]

Scarface was missing his cigar and tommy gun. Otherwise that was a darn good design of Scarface.

It is understandable though. There is a no tobacco policy for TV shows. I'm surprised Constantine still gets to smoke cigarettes on LoT. And having Scarface walk in with a Tommy gun would
have tipped off Penguin and Riddler that there was something afoot.

[90'sCartoonMan]

Given what was revealed about Bullock in his rookie cop days, I feel like this episode could've come in an earlier episode, in a pre-No Man's Land Gotham (I guess a lot of this takes place in the Green Zone, what with all these civilians?)

Hmmm, Bruce wanted to go to Gordon for help, but Alfred was hesitant. What's going to push Bruce to decide to operate in secret away from the cops?

Ya know, it's ironic.

In canon, Bruce would easily consider Lee a mother figure. Seeing her killed to re-enact his parent's murder would affect him deeply.

But in Gotham, have they ever shared a scene alone? I know that they've talked once or twice, but nothing that would imply that Bruce cares for her on a deeply personal level that I can recall.

I don't know if they have, all my memories of Bruce and Lee involve Alfred getting all flustered over her. It's also kind of iconic seeing Lee in the place of Martha Wayne when the Batman vs. Robin movie has a Damien-as-Bruce kind of dream sequence and Damien's mother Talia is played by Morena Baccarin.

I wish Mr. Penn was Scarface sooner. It sucks to bring back just to kill him off again.

I feel like that was a decision made later in the game. Not that it wasn't fun and surprising to see Scarface, but if they had really planned it, his name would've been Arnold Penn the whole time (and maybe "Wesker" was just a name he had never used) and not "Arthur".

[The Cool Thatguy]

Shame they couldn't have gotten Michael Chiklis back to be the judge.

Where is Captain Barnes, anyways>?

[tabo61]

I liked how the mutant leader from Dark Knight Returns was brought back.

[Kirby101]

The Gordon death dream stuff felt like they needed to pad this episode.
And the Zaz stuff shows the GPD is less than useless, he is one guy standing in front of you!

[Immortal Weapon]

Seeing that the show's best ship got hitched I'm gonna hoping that the Gordon's kid isn't Barbara but James Gordon Jr. Gives him a reason to grow up a psycho.

[90'sCartoonMan]

The Gordon death dream stuff felt like they needed to pad this episode.

I liked the last Gordon dream episode, but that's because it had more time. Weren't both episodes written by Ben McKenzie? Maybe he just likes that kind of story.

Seeing that the show's best ship got hitched I'm gonna hoping that the Gordon's kid isn't Barbara but James Gordon Jr. Gives him a reason to grow up a psycho.

That would be a nice twist. Hey, maybe it'll be twins? I'm guessing Barbara will probably die in childbirth and prompt Jim to name his daughter after her.

[Guy1]

[Midvillian1322]

Saw that trailer and yea that ain't gonna get me to tune back in. That's like 5% Bane

[tabo61]

Poor Alfred.

[regnak]

The episode was higher entertaining but the order was bat guano crazy.

[numberthirty]

Well, that was kinda the obvious turn.

Mildly interested in seeing how they wrap this up in a pair of episodes.