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Good to now :) Im looking forward to it.
I recently started watching Longmire, and I have to say this is one of the best TV shows to come along in quite a while.
I am a big fan of Jon Pertwee and his father is my favorite Doctor. My favorite Batman is Michael Keaton he's my favorite actor and Batman 1989 was the first movie I saw.Batman changed my life forever I identify with him when I was like six year old I was walking with my parents home late at night suddenly two guys appears in front of us one of them had a gun and he grab my mother and wanted money from my father or else he will kill her ! So my father give them his wallet and they run away.
Really interesting seeing Bullock back when he still gave a damn.
And it looks like younger Bullock was like Gordon, before becoming losing hope.
And Jim will bring it back to him.
-Nygma miss Cringle scene : very BTAS-y
The most interesting thing, though, was how we got the origin of the Batman concept here. It was no accident that the Spirit of the Goat cowl resembles Batman's. As Dr. Marks said, the purpose of the Spirit was to create a mysterious and seemingly all-powerful and immortal spirit of "justice" to keep the rich and greedy in line by making them terrified of it. Batman operates the exact same way, except with criminals instead of the 1%.
Yes !! The episode was so much better without her.
Perhaps producer have no plan in seeing a young batman fighting Falcone and Maloni as they likely in jail or dead.
That was the weirdest theory I have ever heard.
I agree. They should concentrate on the Falcon/Moroni/Fish storylines and not so much on characters we all know and love. I would assume that Catwoman, Joker are closer in age to Bruce/Batman while Penguin and Riddler are older?
I recall that Penguin was played by a sixty-something Burgess Meredith in the old TV series thus he would be older than Bruce....I dunno.
Some of his enemies are older, but not all. And to a degree. I think the Penguin is in the right age rage, but he's written like the Joker. And too many characters are too old compared to Bruce Wayne.
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Agreed.
The only factor that will decide if it happens is if the show runs long enough. If Bruce is 12 now, we're gonna need at least 10 seasons. Perhaps they could do less if they use a time gap here and there, but I'd really want them to keep the same actors.
Gotham in my opinion is told through the eye's of Jim Gordon. It's not about Bruce Wayne or any one character. The show is about Gordon and his rise from detective to Police Commissioner. Through his eyes we got to see where all the characters go and what leads them to being where they are when Batman first makes an appearance.
We will see a Bruce grow up through the eyes of Gordon. While we as fans will see hints of what he is becoming we won't get any more then that. We will hear about a masked vigilant taking down criminals but never see Batman. I think the last season will have Gordon trying to find out who is the vigilant is. By the end of it we will see Batman and Gordon form an alliance. However we will never truly see Bruce Wayne become Batman. The story is about Jim Gordon not Batman. The only reason we will see Batman in final episode is because they will established the reason why he choose to form an alliance with Batman.
Beyond that where going to get very little in the way of Batman. I think what they are doing is bloody brilliant.
Also, Zaasz was by FAR the best villain in this sho. He was pure SCARY.
Penguin is sooooooo awesome. As a long time Penguin fan since childhood it's great to see his potential be lived up to as a bad ass villain in this show. In that opening scene where you see him waddling along with his umbrella, two henchmen at his side, and that kind of comical music theme that the villains of the 60's TV show had, I smiled big time. I hope 'ol waddle foot gets a new level of respect from some Batman fans who unfairly dismiss him as a lesser villain.
Oh and Alfred really should hire more security guards (maybe he has) but it's pretty badass (and a shock) to see him throw Crispus up against the car window.Military Alfred! Heck yeah!
Highlight of the episode:
Zaasz: Everyone out.
**Everyone just stares at each other**
Zsaaz: PLEASE?
**Everyone flees the station**
Damn, why would anyone wanna be a cop in Gotham?
And next week's preview ...
Bruce: "Alfred, can you teach me to fight?"
Alfred: "Yes, I can."
Penguin will kill Fish, I predict now.
Some hostages who put themselves in danger knowingly deserve what ever happens when they've compromised everything from going to a favourable plan.
I agree there are only two characters I find annoying Fish and Barbara.