VOD (3)
Seasons(5) / Episodes(100)
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Season 1 (2014) - 22 episodes
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Season 2 (2015) - 22 episodes
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Season 3 (2016) - 22 episodes
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A Dark Knight (2017) - 22 episodes
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Legend of the Dark Knight (2019) - 12 episodes
Plots(1)
The origin story of DC’s great Super-Villains and vigilantes explodes on the screen with Gotham: The Series. Brave, earnest and newly minted, Detective James Gordon is partnered with local police legend Harvey Bullock. After the two stumble upon the murder of billionaires Thomas and Martha Wayne, Gordon meets the sole survivor: the Waynes’ intense 12-year-old son, Bruce. Moved by the boy’s loss, Gordon vows to catch the killer. As he navigates Gotham’s corrupt criminal justice system, Gordon encounters gang boss Fish Mooney, a teenaged Selina Kyle/the future Catwoman and Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin, among many other characters on their way to becoming iconic villains. The monumental crime drama tracks Gordon’s turbulent rise through the GCPD and his unlikely friendship with Bruce – a friendship that plays a crucial role in helping the young boy become the crusader he’s destined to be. (iTunes)
(more)Reviews of this series by the user Necrotongue (43)
Heroes Rise: Pretty Hate Machine (2017) (S03E20)
Oh, Jim Gordon was in danger again, I was so tense, I wonder how it will turn out! I quite enjoyed the tie scene with Dr. Strange, but Lee is now only portrayed as an annoying obstacle in the story, thankfully Barbara's nerves are holding up well again.
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Heroes Rise: Destiny Calling (2017) (S03E21)
The twenty-first episode brought chaos to the city and mostly deals with the attempt to obtain an antidote to the virus that transforms the inhabitants of Gotham, but I got a riddle to solve that I can't handle, and I think even the Riddler would be stumped by it. How did Bruce, tied to the table, manage to get a pen in the pocket of his suit jacket on the opposite chair?
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Heroes Rise: Heavydirtysoul (2017) (S03E22)
Before the start of the third season, I would have expected a more spectacular finale, but now I'm glad that it turned out at least like this. The comedic duo Penguin/Riddler finally got more screen time, so I could have some fun, but that terrible melodrama between Jim and Lee annoys me terribly. I don't know why, but I have great concerns that it didn't end well in that train. I'm also afraid of how many corpses the creators will bring back into play in the next season.
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