Official 'GOTHAM' Discussion Thread

@Angelus Bruh, of course I comix, well not a lot anymore, but I still do.

Annoying fan-service? Pshh.

yonny616 wrote:

@Angelus Bruh, of course I comix, well not a lot anymore, but I still do.

Annoying fan-service? Pshh.

Useless... You're just one of those posers who watches shows, and acts like you actually enjoy comic books.

Isn't it? He's just there to please the fans and make them feel like they're learning more about Batman. He should be there, but he shouldn't really have a relationship with Gordon, or be significant at all. His parents just died, let him stay locked up in his mansion or something.

Angelus wrote:

Useless...   You're just one of those posers who watches shows, and acts like you actually enjoy comic books.

Isn't it?  He's just there to please the fans and make them feel like they're learning more about Batman.  He should be there, but he shouldn't really have a relationship with Gordon, or be significant at all.  His parents just died, let him stay locked up in his mansion or something.

Pssh. You're one them animu fans judging a comicbook show.

Why? that'd be retreading the same old ground.

http://comicbook.com/blog/2014/01/22/kevin-smith-hints-fox-swiped-his-batman-idea-for-gotham-tv-series/

No wonder it's so shit looking.  It was Kevin Smith's idea.

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'Jack Says' :

If Skylar is a 5, she's a 4 because she has less screen time.
Bruce is fucking unbearable, that whole baby Bruce and Catwoman shit was fucking terrible just like everything else with those two characters, doesn't help that the acting is fucking atrocious. Those two individually are Skylar, together they are Skylar and Marie.

I remember in one of the earlier episodes Bruce is listening to death metal and drawing spikes death shit, to show how his parents death affected him. It was so fucking bad that I started laughing so hard I dropped baked beans down my shirt.

Return episode was great! Gordon and Bullock are still the best thing about the show. I love the chemistry between Louge and McKenzie. It's just perfect.

Oh shit! The Graysons are going to show up! Excited! Dick is most likely not born yet, unless the age difference between Bruce and Dick is like 10 or 11 years.

Rob Gorrie Will Play ROBIN's Father 'John Grayson'

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We've known Dick Grayson's parents would be showing up in Gotham for quite a while now, and it looks like we have our first bit of casting news for the doomed duo. Rob Gorrie (One Life to Live, As the World Turns) is set to guest star in the upcoming sixteenth episode of the Fox drama series, "The Blind Fortune Teller", and ComicBook.com have confirmed that he will actually be playing John Grayson; father of the future Boy Wonder. Gorrie posted the following image to his Instagram account.

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/markcassidycbm/news/?a=113495

'Scarecrow' Comes To GOTHAM In Feb 2nd's Ep - "The Fearsome Dr. Crane"

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It seems Jim Gordon's first case after being reassigned to his old position with the GCPD will be a doozy! CBM can exclusively reveal that in the February 2nd episode of Fox's Gotham, he and Bullock will be hunting down "a killer who targets victims with severe phobias". Sound like someone we know? The title of the ep is "The Fearsome Dr, Crane", so you shouldn't need too many guesses. Yes, the Scarecrow will make his presence known in a couple of weeks, but we didn't get word on which actor would be playing him unfortunately. The rest of this instalment deals with Fish Mooney attempting to turn Maroni against the Penguin by spilling a secret, and Bruce taking Gordon to task for failing to solve his parents' murder. We'll keep you posted if and when any more information comes to light.

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/markcassidycbm/news/?a=113574

Scarecrow!

I knew that mofo was evil when I first saw him.

Damn! next episode looks good!

Last nights episode was great. Though I wish it had more Electrocutioner scenes and the conclusion was a bit anti-climactic. The Falcone stuff was great though. I still think the show should focus more on the corruption and mob families.

Can't wait to see this episode. This series has been great and Gordon's chemistry with Bullock is amazing. Haters gonna hate.

Just saw last nights episode and it was great. Flass is in this episode and he's a total douche, but Gordon fucks up. He goes around the law to get the evidence he wants to put down Flass for a couple murders, but holy shit. By the end you're just like "Gordon, what have you done?"

Monday's episode look good! Dr. Crane!

Episode was great! Although the last 10 seconds of the episode was just Balloonman types of weird. Also teenage Jonathan Crane and his dad already doing bad shit.

The 'Red Hood Gang' Are Coming To GOTHAM

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The fearsome secret origin of iconic Super-Villain The Scarecrow is revealed on Feb. 2 and Feb. 9, when Gordon (Ben McKenzie) and Bullock (Donal Logue) track down a killer who murders in the name of science. On Feb. 16, Gotham City turns into a three-ring circus when a clown attack traps Gordon and Dr. Thompkins (guest star Morena Baccarin) under the Big Top, and Gordon meets John Grayson (guest star Rob Gorrie), the father of the future Robin. Finally, on Feb. 23, Gordon and Bullock track down the Red Hood Gang, as Selina (Camren Bicondova) plays a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse with Ivy (guest star Clare Foley).

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=114568

We Might Just Meet 'The Joker' Before The Season 1 Finale

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Fox's Batman origin series has been introducing classic villains at a pretty steady rate, so it was only a matter of time before the Clown Prince if Crime showed up. Bruno Heller has teased the character's appearance in the past when he said there would be little hints as to the identity of the Joker every so often, but aside from that stand-up comedian in the pilot episode, we haven't really seen any (that I'm aware of anyway) yet. Well, there's probably a reason for those plans being abandoned as Heller now tells TV Guide that Joker's introduction could actually happen by season's end. "We've said you're going to be waiting a bit longer for it, but this is America -- nobody wants to wait," the showrunner told the site. "So, we will scratch the surface of that story, yes. But just scratch it -- a little tap on the door." By the sounds of that, even if we don't see Mr. J by the season 1 finale, the story arc that will result in his arrival to Gotham will be set in motion at least. It will be very interesting to see how the show handles this iconic character.

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/markcassidycbm/news/?a=114794

The Redhood gang and possibly Joker! I do think by scratching the surface they mean the Redhood gang episode.

Little Bruce at Wayne Enterprises! He gonna be putting them board members on check! Also Gordon's found himself a new girl.

More images from Episode 16:

It was a solid episode. A bit boring in places, but nothing too bad.

The ending was a weird with all those scarecrows coming for Jonathan Crane, but it was one of the best parts of the episode.

Yeah! Grayson showing up next.

This was the best episode of Gotham. The whole romance of Gordon and Thompkins seems like it's going to hit some bumps now that Barbra is back. Seeing the flying Grayson's was cool and nice nod to Dick Grayson. There's a Hellfire Club reference, but that's Marvel, unless there's one in DC I've never heard of. Seeing Bruce Wayne go to Wayne Enterprises and just school them board members. David Mazouz nails it and is a little badass as Bruce Wayne. Now for Cameron Monaghan as The Joker. It's never said he IS the Joker and the "origin" is a lot different than any take I've known of, but if it is I did like how it was portrayed. The actor absolutely nailed it. He was creepy, you see the craziness, and that laugh was damn good.

Redhood episode next week. Hopefully it's just as good if not better.

I had a feeling that they were going to flat out say that he was The Joker. Hopefully, they continue with this route and keep the Joker's origins a mystery.

@Mecha He is more than likely The Joker. Why would they flat out call him the Joker? They haven't even branded Nygma as the Riddler and he's done a riddle on nearly every episode.