- 12,443
- 1,194
- Joined
- Oct 14, 2005
Alfred 
Gotham (TV Series)...Series concluded...
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Nike Jordan,
- Start date
- 87,735
- 50,128
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2007
Good ep. Funny scene with Bruce and Alfred for the first time.
While just okay they could've done so much better with this white collar fight club story. I feel if The Blacklist, Person of Interest, and Elementary can get such good underworld criminal plots going then Gotham can adopt similar. They need better writers as far as that aspect goes.
Tired of Barbara staying with Jim and then leaving him when she's unhappy when all her problems are caused by herself. Stop being nosy Jim's job and when he tells you to leave town until he says to come back do what he says. Bet she be back in a few eps with the same ****.
While just okay they could've done so much better with this white collar fight club story. I feel if The Blacklist, Person of Interest, and Elementary can get such good underworld criminal plots going then Gotham can adopt similar. They need better writers as far as that aspect goes.
Tired of Barbara staying with Jim and then leaving him when she's unhappy when all her problems are caused by herself. Stop being nosy Jim's job and when he tells you to leave town until he says to come back do what he says. Bet she be back in a few eps with the same ****.
Last edited:
- 7,356
- 4,412
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2009
My fav episode to date. Really looking forward to the next one
Less Penguin is welcomed.
Less Penguin is welcomed.
Last edited:
T0INE
formerly toine2983
- 64,193
- 67,714
- Joined
- Dec 21, 2005
Barbara.
She's been begging Jim to let her in to the shady aspects of his job so that he doesn't have to bear burden alone.
She interjects herself into that part of his life by going to Don Falcone (after Jim made her leave Gotham for her safety) making herself a prisoner in the process, and forcing Jim to halt his arrest attempt of Falcone in order for her safe return.
As a result of that ordeal she's paranoid as **** now and realizes that it's too real for her, and seems resentful of Jim even though he was right all along.
Alfred being indirectly responsible for Batman since he taught Bruce how to fight.
She's been begging Jim to let her in to the shady aspects of his job so that he doesn't have to bear burden alone.
She interjects herself into that part of his life by going to Don Falcone (after Jim made her leave Gotham for her safety) making herself a prisoner in the process, and forcing Jim to halt his arrest attempt of Falcone in order for her safe return.
As a result of that ordeal she's paranoid as **** now and realizes that it's too real for her, and seems resentful of Jim even though he was right all along.
Alfred being indirectly responsible for Batman since he taught Bruce how to fight.
- 37,721
- 15,382
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2005
Didn't like it at first, caught up from the second episode to the latest. It's just now getting good to me. Not sure how it's going to maintain. Bruce is
Just now learning how to fight : lol. I hope it continues to improve. That kid catwoman still bugs me tho.
Dude playing Alfred sounds like he's Australian at times. Am I buggin?
Just now learning how to fight : lol. I hope it continues to improve. That kid catwoman still bugs me tho.
Dude playing Alfred sounds like he's Australian at times. Am I buggin?
Last edited:
- 56,078
- 27,310
- Joined
- Oct 9, 2006
I think the writers/producers of Gotham were the same ones that did The Mentalist. I enjoyed The Mentalist for a few seasons, but after a while, I felt that the writing (or the overall feel of the show) was getting a bit "trying too hard to be smart"... at least, it was that sort of vibe to me. They wanted it to be that clever show, but just felt like they were overdoing it. It kinda feels that way for Gotham... the future-Riddler trying too hard with the riddles, "Cat" always crawling around like a cat, Bruce with so much anger already for sake of reminding the audience who he'll eventually become. Wish they'd tone that all down a bit.
- 383
- 46
- Joined
- Sep 5, 2012
Is there anyway someone can link me or pm me where I can find the first episodes of this show?
I believe Fox has episodes 4-8 but I want to start from the beginning.
I believe Fox has episodes 4-8 but I want to start from the beginning.
- 37,721
- 15,382
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2005
That's a good point
Nike Jordan
Supporter
- 32,540
- 76,890
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2002
He's English.
- 37,721
- 15,382
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2005
Established 6 posts above. Thanks.
- 19,637
- 12,643
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2008
Last edited:
- 3,846
- 1,896
- Joined
- Oct 4, 2011
Yeah I feel like I'm watching Archer sometimes lol.
- 16,421
- 2,164
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2012
lol. Ed's character makes me laugh.
I want to meet someone who has his job irl. It would definitely take a certain type of personality to deal with dead and mutilated bodies all day.
I wonder if they will be closer to Ed or Molly (Sherlock) in personality.
I want to meet someone who has his job irl. It would definitely take a certain type of personality to deal with dead and mutilated bodies all day.
I wonder if they will be closer to Ed or Molly (Sherlock) in personality.
- 56,078
- 27,310
- Joined
- Oct 9, 2006
Didn't realize Harvey had been cast'd already... and it's Ethan Haas!
- 17,900
- 793
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
Show moved too fast to touch on all the characters 
- 87,735
- 50,128
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2007
Can't disagree with anything here.
Didn't know they might have The Mentalist writers, then I can kinda understand. That writing would be considered above average 10 years ago but now the way tv writing has stepped it's game up. It's been painfully apparent The Mentalist writers ran out of gas a long time ago.
YupShow moved too fast to touch on all the characters
D
Deleted member 107398
Guest
The only series I've been keeping up with lately, it's not too bad
- 15,460
- 4,668
- Joined
- Mar 7, 2007
The first couple of episodes were boring
But the show has really picked up and I enjoy it way more now
But the show has really picked up and I enjoy it way more now
- 67,838
- 102,860
- Joined
- Apr 30, 2010
I don't like this Barbara ****.
- 87,735
- 50,128
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2007
Show dipped back down in quality for me with this ep. Hope this fall finale can match the ep where Gordon was about to get arrested.
MarvelSux
formerly brucewayne
- 2,204
- 1,230
- Joined
- Jul 19, 2012
Alfred blocking
- 87,735
- 50,128
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2007
Oh yeah, this dude playing Harvey Dent with his crazy outburst on **** Lovecraft
They playing up Dent's anger issues like it's based off of Tommy Lee Jones' Two-Face and not a comic. Dent's suppose to be twisted and crazy and will get in to fits of rage but damn c'mon
You compare that to Eckhart's Two-Face and he wasn't angry enough.
They playing up Dent's anger issues like it's based off of Tommy Lee Jones' Two-Face and not a comic. Dent's suppose to be twisted and crazy and will get in to fits of rage but damn c'mon
You compare that to Eckhart's Two-Face and he wasn't angry enough.
T0INE
formerly toine2983
- 64,193
- 67,714
- Joined
- Dec 21, 2005
Barbara:
Trifling ***.
Montoya just lying in the cut waiting for her chance to get back with Barbara.
Bet when Barbara came to her apartment she was like
Trifling ***.
Montoya just lying in the cut waiting for her chance to get back with Barbara.
Bet when Barbara came to her apartment she was like
- 67,838
- 102,860
- Joined
- Apr 30, 2010
Dog it's been like a day and she's already laid up with her ex. I know they get back together, but that would've been done after that. And it's with another cop, **** doesn't make sense if she's scared of the life. That ***** crazy.
- 56,078
- 27,310
- Joined
- Oct 9, 2006
I think we all expected this shot...
Similar threads
