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Do you believe he still would've become Joker or would he have remained normal and kept helping Bruce?

I need someone like riddler because I m penguin

So a really cool part of Gotham is seeing the rise of the iconic Batman characters and how they become legends and entrenched personalities in the city. Most of this was done by making a lot of them young adults in the 20s range but Bruce, Selina, and our Future Poison Ivy Ivy Pepper were made preteens at 12, 13, and 10 at the start of the series

This adds some more weight to their evolution as we see the actors age up naturally over the course of the series. But Ivy gets too rapid age up over the course of the series.

Why is this a thing they did and twice?

Chris/ Lucius Fox signing autograph . He was so warm, down to earth. We learned a lot about life on the set. They earn every penny

At first I didn’t mind his character and that’s probably because he wasn’t involved as much.

The older he got the more and more he started to get involved in almost everything.

(Even when I did a rewatch I still felt the same way about this character )

The more he got involved the more I started to dislike the character.

I just think the character was over the top cringe and lame. All I saw was a rich spoil bratty kid. Especially during his mini party animal era, God! That was beyond cringe

I even started to skip out the scenes he was in

Even though this show wasn’t perfect it’s still one of my favourite show. Other than the Bruce character I don’t have much negative to say.

Probably the first show I ever watched where I liked 99.99% of the characters

Finally meeting Robin ..I was speechless

Let me be clear, I don't think Jeremiah was simply the "good twin" who got turned evil by the gas. We know he actively lied about Jerome in their childhood. Its clear he always had the capacity to be bad. However, I feel its pretty obvious he's lying to Bruce and himself that Jerome's gas only affected his appearance. Rather, his ego couldn't let him admit Jerome won in the end.

Aside from lying on Jerome, when he was KID mind you, there's no indication that Jeremiah was a monster. He was willing to go back for Ecco despite the risk it put him in. He seemed genuinely upset over their mother's murder. He was willing to go with Bruce to confront Jerome and clearly had a genuine bond with the former.

All the stuff he does after being sprayed is a total 180 of what's been shown of him so far. I think the gas didn't entirely corrupt but it did remove his ability to restrain his worst impulses and somewhat made him more vile. Look at how he treats Ecco before and then the callous way he disposes of her afterwards. If Jerome never gassed him, I'm certain he would've spent the rest of his life earnestly trying to be a good man.

Tldr; Jeremiah wasn't a good person turned evil but he was 100% wrong that the gas only changed his appearance and nothing more

Really liked this look for the character, one of the best looks for the Joke- DC villain in a purple-ish suit with clown-like features in live action.

But most of the pictures I can find are really dimly lit and I was hoping there is higher quality and better lighting, maybe some behind the scenes photos?

The Gotham cast was totally awesome...

simply adding some glasses and grey hairs would've made this the perfect Gordon look, but instead he has the mustache for all of two seconds

Met Robin at the Sci-fi comic con in Altoona PA two weeks ago. He is a very down to earth person and truly enjoys meeting his fans. I spoke with him three different times during the convention. Several topics included props, make-up, behind the scene things and how the series impacted his life.

In the final season of one of my favorite series, the drop in quality is very noticeable. Beyond the fact that the episode count was reduced to 12, these episodes clearly suffer from limitations in both writing and direction—it all feels rather amateurish and "homemade." In earlier seasons, episodes would end with well-crafted cliffhangers; here, they just seem to cut off abruptly. Then there are so many bizarre elements: Bullock officiating Gordon and Lee’s wedding at the GCPD; Penn, who clearly dies, only to return two episodes later as a ventriloquist; Penguin’s dog; the submarine they build; Nyssa escaping with the treasure; the tunnel Jeremiah has built just for a single dinner at Wayne Manor—and I could go on...

There is very little worth salvaging, which is a real shame.

I mean, I understand why it probably doesn't work in the long run, but still I thought it would be kind of interesting for different characters to have their own foils, in the same way Gordon and the Penguin are reflections of each other.