Necrotongue

Uff, that was disappointing. The twelfth episode was completely unnecessary, and on top of that, it killed off one of my favorite characters, Victor Zsazse. Because when a feared professional assassin can't hit a target from ten meters away, even though he's using a sniper rifle, it gives me the impression that he's pointless. Although I usually don't comment on other users' opinions, this time I have to agree with Lee's opinion, as written by NiaWolf.

After some time, the creators managed to make an episode that I enjoyed a lot, I finally learned something new, I also saw the execution of the hand in the French way and Dimitri, who came from an unknown part of Russia to me, where the sunlight is particularly intense.

Just like the previous episode, the ninth episode was not bad. Captain Burnes' transformation continued, Nygma became a part of the mayor's portrait (cool), but this time I was mostly entertained by Ivy Pepper, who, among other abilities, has a tremendous talent for business. Chelsea Spack clearly got the ungrateful role of Corporal 13 in the series.

No, that was a tough drop after the previous episode. Sofi's Choice was a good movie, but watching this decision over and over again in one episode was quite annoying. This episode strongly reminded me of some bad Saw movie. As for The Penguin, I'd rather not even talk about it, but I bet Honza Musil has a big smile on his face.

This was the Gotham that I like. I have long built a relationship full of enthusiasm with Penguin and Nygma, but I have to highlight Barbara's character for the second time. In the third season, she is becoming one of my favorite characters, and in previous seasons, I couldn't even look at her without getting nervous.

There was a significant improvement compared to the previous episode, but there were still quite a few shortcomings. No one has mentioned yet that Jim has a titanium skull, otherwise, I don't understand how he could have stayed conscious after that home run hit. Jim Gordon is also involved in another matter, I haven't seen a stranger rescue of a person hanging over a precipice yet. The conclusion of this action was especially entertaining. On the other hand, Penguin's arrival for Nygma was absolutely perfect.

The third season of Gotham hasn't really convinced me yet. Compared to the previous seasons, the plot seems quite slow, and even though I understand that movies and TV shows based on comics should be taken with a grain of salt, I'm bothered by the completely illogical actions of some characters. Until this season, I had nothing against Fish Mooney, but now she's starting to annoy me. I've been thinking for a long time who she reminds me of now, and it occurred to me that if they gave her a helmet, she would look like a shrunken Magneto. The flowing cape, the way she walks, surrounded by evil mutants... And as if that weren't enough, the creators apparently decided to incorporate soap opera elements into the storyline, otherwise I can't explain that cheap ending.

From the first episode of the third season, I expected a bigger punch, the conclusion of the previous season definitely hinted at it. The typical Gotham atmosphere remained, but the first episode somehow lacked energy. But not to be too critical, The Penguin was excellent and, to my immense surprise, I even enjoyed Barbara, who got on my nerves for two seasons.

This time I was quite satisfied. Finally, the story focused more on the Indian Hill facility and its interesting inhabitants, even though Azrael tried to delay it as much as possible. Additionally, Penguin finally got exposed at night, so I can look forward to the next episodes.

There has been an improvement compared to the previous installment, but unlike Edward Nygma, I really don't enjoy the character Azrael, so I hope that Penguin will finally dig himself out of the family tomb and for now, I am entertained by Miss Peabody's enthusiasm for Thorazine.