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CHIBS!
AINT THAT RIGHT BRUCY BOY??!?!
AINT THAT RIGHT BRUCY BOY??!?!
Probably already had legal advice that as a minor he couldn't validly enter into a contract, so whatever he signed was voidable as soon as he saw what Gallivan was offering.They at least addressed it: "there's a fine line between extortion and negotiation". I do wish that Bruce would have ultimately turned the deal down based on that though.Far and away the worst episode in the series.
"Hey, I'm going to blackmail you to sell me your company so I can go in and clean up all the corruption!" - BRILLIANT!!!
Didn't see that coming. Bruce is pretty clever after all.CHIBS!
AINT THAT RIGHT BRUCY BOY??!?!
She is 100% smoking, but I hate the fight scenes with her when she beats up huge guys (compared to her) who have Navy Seal type backgrounds. That said, there is no doubt in my mind that she will turn on Galavan. They've been foreshadowing her not being happy with him a number of times now.Not to sound pervish but Silver is a pretty girl.
To sound houndish, was all hot and bothered by the Tabitha/Alfred fight. She's such a turn-on in whatever she does.
Another good episode.![]()
after he came back to get Silver it was obvious that something was up. Don't recall adult Bruce wearing mittens.Didn't see that coming. Bruce is pretty clever after all.CHIBS!
AINT THAT RIGHT BRUCY BOY??!?!
Also, liked the cliffhanger feel to the end of the episode, can't imagine what next week's cliffhanger is going to be.
Agreed but I didn't think he was up to pulling a con like that. I figured they were about to introduce yet another faction, or that it was somehow Galavan behind the scheme.after he came back to get Silver it was obvious that something was up. Don't recall adult Bruce wearing mittens.Didn't see that coming. Bruce is pretty clever after all.CHIBS!
AINT THAT RIGHT BRUCY BOY??!?!
Also, liked the cliffhanger feel to the end of the episode, can't imagine what next week's cliffhanger is going to be.
Had a feeling when they pulled up in the van with Silver in it he might have been up to something.after he came back to get Silver it was obvious that something was up. Don't recall adult Bruce wearing mittens.Didn't see that coming. Bruce is pretty clever after all.CHIBS!
AINT THAT RIGHT BRUCY BOY??!?!
Also, liked the cliffhanger feel to the end of the episode, can't imagine what next week's cliffhanger is going to be.
I see the "teasing of deaths" as more of character building.. We know Bruce and Gordan become stronger people in the future so I enjoy the "teasing" to show the becoming who they become.So what did people think of the midseason finale? Galavan got kind of stale, and the whole St. Dumas thing felt forced and without much backstory, so I'm glad that's behind us. I'm not sure any of it was good, but at least now it's over. The kid Joker was probably the best part of season 2.
Also, Fox would save themselves a lot of eye-rolling if they didn't constantly tease the deaths of Gordon, Alfred, and Bruce. I was going to say especially Bruce, but we know all 3 live on. There's just no tension in these scenes -- kind of like when they "almost" killed Penguin last season. I guess you could say the same thing about Joker, and they did kill him, but there's literally 0 chance of Bruce dying. That's just not suspenseful.
I'm a little afraid of that story line. Reminds me of the Fish and the body part experiments story line. If they are going to revive Galavan from the dead and turn him into a villain, then I am not sure I'll bother watching. I am cool with gamma radiation or some other funky science to give people "powers" but this show has at least been sort of grounded in normal humans/science and bringing people back from the dead jumps over the believe-ability edge.Batman guys. What is the experimenting in the morgue? Is that something that occured in the comics?
I feel like they have beat us over the head with the "Will Jim Gordon cross the line" shtick. We get it. At this point, yes, he's willing to give up his morals. We've seen him do this a bunch of times, so him killing a helpless Galavan, while maybe shocking at a high-level, wasn't shocking at all based on what we've seen.I see the "teasing of deaths" as more of character building.. We know Bruce and Gordan become stronger people in the future so I enjoy the "teasing" to show the becoming who they become.So what did people think of the midseason finale? Galavan got kind of stale, and the whole St. Dumas thing felt forced and without much backstory, so I'm glad that's behind us. I'm not sure any of it was good, but at least now it's over. The kid Joker was probably the best part of season 2.
Also, Fox would save themselves a lot of eye-rolling if they didn't constantly tease the deaths of Gordon, Alfred, and Bruce. I was going to say especially Bruce, but we know all 3 live on. There's just no tension in these scenes -- kind of like when they "almost" killed Penguin last season. I guess you could say the same thing about Joker, and they did kill him, but there's literally 0 chance of Bruce dying. That's just not suspenseful.
Really enjoying this season so far and hope they can continue on with it.![]()
True, but I was still stunned when Gordon pulled the trigger. I don't know why I was expecting anything else to happen, but I was.I feel like they have beat us over the head with the "Will Jim Gordon cross the line" shtick. We get it. At this point, yes, he's willing to give up his morals. We've seen him do this a bunch of times, so him killing a helpless Galavan, while maybe shocking at a high-level, wasn't shocking at all based on what we've seen.I see the "teasing of deaths" as more of character building.. We know Bruce and Gordan become stronger people in the future so I enjoy the "teasing" to show the becoming who they become.So what did people think of the midseason finale? Galavan got kind of stale, and the whole St. Dumas thing felt forced and without much backstory, so I'm glad that's behind us. I'm not sure any of it was good, but at least now it's over. The kid Joker was probably the best part of season 2.
Also, Fox would save themselves a lot of eye-rolling if they didn't constantly tease the deaths of Gordon, Alfred, and Bruce. I was going to say especially Bruce, but we know all 3 live on. There's just no tension in these scenes -- kind of like when they "almost" killed Penguin last season. I guess you could say the same thing about Joker, and they did kill him, but there's literally 0 chance of Bruce dying. That's just not suspenseful.
Really enjoying this season so far and hope they can continue on with it.![]()
True, but I was still stunned when Gordon pulled the trigger. I don't know why I was expecting anything else to happen, but I was.I feel like they have beat us over the head with the "Will Jim Gordon cross the line" shtick. We get it. At this point, yes, he's willing to give up his morals. We've seen him do this a bunch of times, so him killing a helpless Galavan, while maybe shocking at a high-level, wasn't shocking at all based on what we've seen.I see the "teasing of deaths" as more of character building.. We know Bruce and Gordan become stronger people in the future so I enjoy the "teasing" to show the becoming who they become.So what did people think of the midseason finale? Galavan got kind of stale, and the whole St. Dumas thing felt forced and without much backstory, so I'm glad that's behind us. I'm not sure any of it was good, but at least now it's over. The kid Joker was probably the best part of season 2.
Also, Fox would save themselves a lot of eye-rolling if they didn't constantly tease the deaths of Gordon, Alfred, and Bruce. I was going to say especially Bruce, but we know all 3 live on. There's just no tension in these scenes -- kind of like when they "almost" killed Penguin last season. I guess you could say the same thing about Joker, and they did kill him, but there's literally 0 chance of Bruce dying. That's just not suspenseful.
Really enjoying this season so far and hope they can continue on with it.![]()
A couple of things did nag at me, though:
1. Alfred's escape at the dump reminded me of what The Walking Dead is doing with Glen. It seemed like there was no way he could come out unscathed but he did.
2. Kat seems a lot more clean/dolled up than I would expect for a kid living on the streets.
3. Once again, Penguin goes into combat without his #1 guy for this: Victor Z. I guess Victor's not supposed to be Penguin's flunky per se, but at the same time they already established that Penguin can call on him to do dirty work for him, and this would have seemed like a great time to call him in.
True, but I was still stunned when Gordon pulled the trigger. I don't know why I was expecting anything else to happen, but I was.I feel like they have beat us over the head with the "Will Jim Gordon cross the line" shtick. We get it. At this point, yes, he's willing to give up his morals. We've seen him do this a bunch of times, so him killing a helpless Galavan, while maybe shocking at a high-level, wasn't shocking at all based on what we've seen.I see the "teasing of deaths" as more of character building.. We know Bruce and Gordan become stronger people in the future so I enjoy the "teasing" to show the becoming who they become.So what did people think of the midseason finale? Galavan got kind of stale, and the whole St. Dumas thing felt forced and without much backstory, so I'm glad that's behind us. I'm not sure any of it was good, but at least now it's over. The kid Joker was probably the best part of season 2.
Also, Fox would save themselves a lot of eye-rolling if they didn't constantly tease the deaths of Gordon, Alfred, and Bruce. I was going to say especially Bruce, but we know all 3 live on. There's just no tension in these scenes -- kind of like when they "almost" killed Penguin last season. I guess you could say the same thing about Joker, and they did kill him, but there's literally 0 chance of Bruce dying. That's just not suspenseful.
Really enjoying this season so far and hope they can continue on with it.![]()
A couple of things did nag at me, though:
1. Alfred's escape at the dump reminded me of what The Walking Dead is doing with Glen. It seemed like there was no way he could come out unscathed but he did.
2. Kat seems a lot more clean/dolled up than I would expect for a kid living on the streets.
3. Once again, Penguin goes into combat without his #1 guy for this: Victor Z. I guess Victor's not supposed to be Penguin's flunky per se, but at the same time they already established that Penguin can call on him to do dirty work for him, and this would have seemed like a great time to call him in.On a different note,
I speculated last season that the doc may end up as Barbara Gordon/Batgirl's mother. I'm starting to think I'm on to something.
True, but I was still stunned when Gordon pulled the trigger. I don't know why I was expecting anything else to happen, but I was.I feel like they have beat us over the head with the "Will Jim Gordon cross the line" shtick. We get it. At this point, yes, he's willing to give up his morals. We've seen him do this a bunch of times, so him killing a helpless Galavan, while maybe shocking at a high-level, wasn't shocking at all based on what we've seen.I see the "teasing of deaths" as more of character building.. We know Bruce and Gordan become stronger people in the future so I enjoy the "teasing" to show the becoming who they become.So what did people think of the midseason finale? Galavan got kind of stale, and the whole St. Dumas thing felt forced and without much backstory, so I'm glad that's behind us. I'm not sure any of it was good, but at least now it's over. The kid Joker was probably the best part of season 2.
Also, Fox would save themselves a lot of eye-rolling if they didn't constantly tease the deaths of Gordon, Alfred, and Bruce. I was going to say especially Bruce, but we know all 3 live on. There's just no tension in these scenes -- kind of like when they "almost" killed Penguin last season. I guess you could say the same thing about Joker, and they did kill him, but there's literally 0 chance of Bruce dying. That's just not suspenseful.
Really enjoying this season so far and hope they can continue on with it.![]()
A couple of things did nag at me, though:
1. Alfred's escape at the dump reminded me of what The Walking Dead is doing with Glen. It seemed like there was no way he could come out unscathed but he did.
2. Kat seems a lot more clean/dolled up than I would expect for a kid living on the streets.
3. Once again, Penguin goes into combat without his #1 guy for this: Victor Z. I guess Victor's not supposed to be Penguin's flunky per se, but at the same time they already established that Penguin can call on him to do dirty work for him, and this would have seemed like a great time to call him in.On a different note,
I speculated last season that the doc may end up as Barbara Gordon/Batgirl's mother. I'm starting to think I'm on to something.
Spot on. I really liked the Bruce/Silver stuff this week (a first) and I thought it was laid out and acted out perfectly. And then you have Selina taking out a monk like he was nothing. If that doesn't highlight the inconsistency (besides the monks being just sucktacular altogether) this show has, nothing else will.This show is maddeningly inconsistent. Even within the same episodes they have great scenes followed by ones that make me want to facepalm. The good stuff can be really good though, which will keep me watching.
One major improvement so far this year has been the Bruce storyline, I really like how quickly they are advancing his character.
Chiklis- Maybe he's just always going to be Vic Mackey to me. I have a hard time seeing him as anyone else and his attitude in Gotham, minus the morality streak that he bashes you in the face with any chance he can, reminded me so much of Mackey. That hardass and a smartass attitude at the same time and incredulous looks he'd give to anyone or anything he didn't fully buy into. Mackey would have shot Galavan FOR Gordon. Gotham PD Chief says no. Ugh.I thought Chiklis was used very well, but for me, a little bit of him goes a long way.
Agreed that Rifkin was a complete waste. He laughed all the way to the bank for that paycheck - - his part could have been
played by anyone.
You really have to watch more shows.I am almost through season 1 and I have to say that this first season is one of the best shows I have ever seen.
Nope, different guys. The head monk was the guy who ran the agency in Alias with Jennifer Garner and also the dad in Limitless and Boiler Room. The old commish was definitely not him.I just caught up. I thought the head link was the old police commish. But the fact that no one recognized him makes me think I was wrong. Did anyone else think that. They looked exactly alike
The old commish was from Peter Scolari from Bosom Buddies.Nope, different guys. The head monk was the guy who ran the agency in Alias with Jennifer Garner and also the dad in Limitless and Boiler Room. The old commish was definitely not him.I just caught up. I thought the head link was the old police commish. But the fact that no one recognized him makes me think I was wrong. Did anyone else think that. They looked exactly alike
Yuck, Jada Pinkett Smith is returning for a Fish Mooney arc.
http://tvline.com/2016/01/29/jada-pinkett-smith-gotham-returning-season-2-fish-mooney/
http://www.thedaretube.com/tv/gotham/season/2kliph said:OK, watched season 1. How do I watch season 2 (without paying for it on Amazon?)
You can look in the thread, but Kodi and Exodus (program in Kodi) are also highly recommended.awesome! thanks!
This season has been very good.. The Penguin manipulation was great.. Making the Doc feel he was "normal" and getting his release was done very well.. and as you said the meeting with Match was very well done also.Really liking the roll they're on. I think it looks like B.D. Wong was the right choice for Hugo Strange.
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I didn't mind the Joker-like role Lori Petty played, as well as the scene with Gordon questioning her basically being a ripoff of the same scene from The Dark Knight. Also didn't think that Matches was really going to be the guy that murdered the Waynes, but it appears that he was, and I LOVED whole showdown between him and Bruce.
I don't know what they've done in the comics either, so I'm with you about Gordon; that was heavy stuff yesterday, though he's now been jailed twice in two seasons, so unfortunately I'm worried that he's not going to be locked up very long.![]()
at last nights episode, mainly in regards to Gordon.. Since I'm not a comic book reader..
Did it play out that way in the Comic Books or did the writers just start a new path with Gordon?
I had absolutely no interest in the Penguin father stuff. And even before that the Arkham stuff was blah. I actually really enjoyed the one episode with Gordon behind bars, but I'm just about done with this show. I'll probably stick around for the finale this season and be done with it.I've liked most everything about the show this season, with the exception of the Gordon storylines. The problem of course being that he's more or less the main character.
I think Nygma is the best character on the show so I hope they don't put him on the shelf for too long.