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Episode 01: Pilot
Episode 02: Selina Kyle
Episode 03: The Balloonman
Episode 04: Arkham
Episode 05: Viper
Episode 06: Spirit of the Goat
Episode 07: Penguin's Umbrella
Episode 08: The Mask
Episode 09: Harvey Dent
Episode 10: Lovecraft
Episode 11: Rogues' Gallery
Episode 12: What the Little Bird Told Him
Episode 13: Welcome Back, Jim Gordon
Episode 14: The Fearsome Dr. Crane
Episode 15: The Scarecrow
Episode 16: The Blind Fortune Teller
Episode 17: Red Hood
Episode 18: Everyone Has a Cobblepot
Episode 19: Beasts of Prey
Episode 20: Under the Knife
Episode 21: The Anvil or the Hammer
Episode 22: All Happy Families Are Alike
Gotham - Season 1 Episode 05: Viper
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The series follows the vigilante group in the city of Gotham before the emergence of Batman.
The series follows the vigilante group in the city of Gotham before the emergence of Batman.
Actors:
Aaron Joshua,
Edward Carnevale,
Jeté Laurence,
Mark Lehneman,
Todd Stashwick,
Bill Walters,
Steve Mason,
Taylor Colwell,
Meggie Vilcina,
Anjuli Sanneman,
PaSean Wilson,
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Aaron Joshua
Edward Carnevale
Jeté Laurence
Mark Lehneman
Todd Stashwick
16 October 1968, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Bill Walters
11 December 1937, Columbus, Ohio, USA
Steve Mason
Taylor Colwell
Meggie Vilcina
Anjuli Sanneman
PaSean Wilson
17 August 1961, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Director:
Bruno Heller
Country:
United States
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December 22, 2014
We're almost a quarter of the way through Gotham's first season, and the character that has seen the most development is Bruce frickin' Wayne, the emo Encyclopedia Brown. And the only reason he has the most is because he's getting any at all.
December 22, 2014
If last week's episode was the high, this week was the crash from coming down.
December 22, 2014
It's the show at its weirdest and most gruesome, delivering some of its biggest laugh lines and most wacked-out images yet.
December 22, 2014
I recommended hanging in there when scoring Gotham's 4-Episode Test, and "Viper" made me feel good about that decision. It wasn't a perfect episode, but Gotham, I think, is always going to struggle to achieve "perfection."
December 22, 2014
There are good aspects about this show as much as there are flawed things, but it's clear that Gotham is continuing to work all that out.
December 22, 2014
The reasons to love this one just keep coming, unlike weeks previously, where the comic bookery was limited to "guy with the name of an unrelated supervillain" or "guy with a pointy stick," "Viper" is classic Batman.
December 22, 2014
Gotham continues to feel like a project where no one's entirely sure what the show is -- or, at least, how to make it function as a weekly TV series that has to offer some kind of episodic closure even as the different arcs build.
December 22, 2014
At the end of the day, Bruce just needs a friend that isn't a middle-aged man. Selina should drop by for a chat and to play video games or something.
December 22, 2014
Gotham finally felt like a complete comic book puzzle with no soggy pieces that didn't fit. Except for maybe like one of those Fish Mooney/Liza the Streetfighting Lounge Singer scenes.
December 22, 2014
Both last week's episode and this week's are thematically cogent but dramatically inert. Which, again, is at least preferable to the shapeless collection of tangents that was the series premiere.