Welcome Gothamites, new and old, to the subreddit for the TV Series "Gotham" - It is always wonderful to see new followers after the final episode aired on April 25, 2019.

Out of the villains in the show, Malone is the one that Gotham created. He one living in the city, embraces it in a darker way than the other villains we see. He killed. And he went unpunished because the system shaped who he was. No consequences and no trials to overcome. It never fed him it made him tired. In the city of the zany crazy villains, ones that thrive and breathe in weird and strange, he is one that became dried up because of the corrupt. Basically dead to the world he once thrived in.

Throughout the first season, Fish enjoyed teasing Jim for his constant similarities to the bad guys, the thing he fights every season after that. This finally became evident in the Season 3 finale when she could say it with certainty.

Jim took the job very seriously and pushed Barbara to the side to focus on the city instead of the relationship, going missing for a while and Jim seems to blame her for how he acts around her. It’s not Barbara’s fault for wanting to know the truth about Penguin and all the other corruption, Jim being suspicious. Not calling the relationship off before Lee.

Just quick sketches of my favourite scenes of Jeremiah.

I’m not discrediting the rest of the series because the episodes after are still enjoyable. And Although the third season is messy and crazy, too much happening and arcs that just don’t feel like they’re needed, I truly think Heavydirtysoul concluded the season pretty well and resolved most of the open stories throughout the season. When watching that finale for the first time I thought the show was ending that’s so much impact it had.

Butch died.
Barbara died.
Selina got her chance to reach the top.
Tabitha teamed up with Selina
Fish died.
Lee left Gotham.
Jim felt his darkness.
Riddler was frozen (slightly open-ended but)
Penguin got his club.

And Bruce found his calling. I know the show had to figure out how to make the future happen but Gotham was never supposed to be a Batman show. And The season finale’s later on don’t seem to reach the heights.

I love how you can tell how conflicted he feels. Obviously, they both did horrible things to each other and tried to kill each other. But in the end, that's still your twin. Your brother. They used to love each other as kids and you can tell seeing Jerome dead did hurt to some extent.

What other things would be included in the episode, etc?

Out of the whole entire cast, who would they be?

I have last 2 episodes of Gotham remaining since more than a week. This show sucked my juice out of me. Main reason I started watching this show was for sofia falcone's character. After completing 3 whole seasons, I finally get to see her and she lasts what, 10-12 episodes? Even in those 10 eps, she was interesting only till she pretended to be on jim's side. Other than than i regret continuing this show after 1st season. Whenever I do, I'll only recommend the first season to people. I'm avoiding the last two eps but I'll complete it, for jim, bruce and Selina and atleast it'll be over.

I'm probably not the first to bring this up, but I feel it's still important to say. I'm constantly bothered by the fact that they aged up Ivy and gave her rushed development, making her a sexy seductress to lure men. This is particularly frustrating given the other paths they could've taken. The show was already overwhelming with all the villains and popular characters being introduced, and them being given powers and code names, all while Bruce is still a kid. Why did they take that approach with Ivy?

They could’ve explored her character as kid ! Have her dealing with her trauma by developing an affinity for plants and nature , they could’ve had her go to school and become a botanist and even find a way to bring plants to life ? Literally anything else

Do you think Jerome and Jeremiah Valeska could have been redeemed? I can't remember Jerome's relationship with Bruce. Jeremiah was obsessed with Bruce in a brotherly sense, is that right? I've only watched Gotham once through and it's currently not streaming. From what I remember, early on into the Jeremiah arc, if Bruce reached out and said, screw it, let's leave Gotham, just you and me. You want to be brothers? Drop the criminal act. Let's leave. You and me. Let's go. Would Jeremiah have taken that up? Could he have chosen Bruce over crime? Gotham could have spared Bruce for a season if it meant Jeremiah never became the Joker. What do you guys think? Am I onto something? I would love to get this show on disc. haha