[ SECRET POST #5344 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5344 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

02. https://i.imgur.com/q87padT.png

[sabotabby]

Same. Well, I cared about Fish as well but she wasn't in it nearly as much as she should have been.

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't go that far but I love them, too.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, being honest, I was mostly there for Penguin as well (not Ed so much, I only really cared about him when he was Oswald-adjacent). I liked this version of Alfred, I got surprisingly attached to Harvey, I loved Fish Mooney, and again surprisingly I quite liked Barbara once she went full Gotham. But it was mostly Oswald I was watching for.

Well, and the city itself. This version of Gotham has so many of the elements I loved from various incarnations. The weird 30s-through-90s aesthetics from the DCAU and/or the Burton movies, a bit of grimdark done right to contrast with the more recent movie efforts, the absolutely insane wackadoodle plots that could have come from either the Silver Age or the DCAU. The city felt good in this show. Proper Gotham.

[calystarose]

lol I feel pretty much the same, though I did love a few of the other characters too (Fish, Selina, eventually Bruce, Barbara and Tabitha). But good lord did I loathe Jim. It was like the entire show screeched to a halt whenever he was on the screen. It was wildly annoying.