Necrotongue

Before the start of the third season, I would have expected a more spectacular finale, but now I'm glad that it turned out at least like this. The comedic duo Penguin/Riddler finally got more screen time, so I could have some fun, but that terrible melodrama between Jim and Lee annoys me terribly. I don't know why, but I have great concerns that it didn't end well in that train. I'm also afraid of how many corpses the creators will bring back into play in the next season.

The twenty-first episode brought chaos to the city and mostly deals with the attempt to obtain an antidote to the virus that transforms the inhabitants of Gotham, but I got a riddle to solve that I can't handle, and I think even the Riddler would be stumped by it. How did Bruce, tied to the table, manage to get a pen in the pocket of his suit jacket on the opposite chair?

Oh, Jim Gordon was in danger again, I was so tense, I wonder how it will turn out! I quite enjoyed the tie scene with Dr. Strange, but Lee is now only portrayed as an annoying obstacle in the story, thankfully Barbara's nerves are holding up well again.

The eighteenth episode didn't really appeal to me, the plot was fragmented into too many storylines, and as a result, the story didn't move forward much. Additionally, most of the characters behave according to a certain template, so the viewer already knows in advance how each character will act and there is no tension. The only character that stands out from this description is Ivy Pepper, which is why she's the only one I really enjoyed.

I had almost lost hope that I would see a quality episode in this series, but the opposite was true. This time, I had a great time, unlike Ben McKenzie, who was clearly bored. Riddler was once again great, Penguin's recruitment brought the promise of interesting episodes, and Selina was pushed in the right direction, so I can only hope that the creators won't ruin everything.

There are two possibilities here, either I am too demanding, or the creators have trouble coming up with something new. I feel like some things keep repeating over and over again. Currently, I enjoy the characters of Barbara and Ivy, the Penguin has become an annoying character, and Jim is just boring by constantly falling into every trap only to miraculously get out of it afterwards. It's just not the same anymore.

Hmm, the fifteenth episode was basically boring, with the Riddler it was like a rollercoaster, but the biggest problem I see is how the creators are unsuccessfully trying to create tension, even though it's clear to everyone that all the main characters are completely safe. I would dare to make a guess on the spot that Bruce Wayne will easily reach at least his forties and spend most of his life in some dark costume. But of course, that was just my estimation, what do I know. On the other hand, I really laughed from the bottom of my heart at the rescue of Acting Captain Bullock, these nonsense things must appeal to the creators because they keep repeating them in different variations.

The fourteenth episode brought some improvements, Bruce clearly set the course for Batman with this piece, Nygma decisively ended an unhappy gay romance, and I also enjoyed the conversations between the returnee Jerome and everyone else. The creators also offered several funny moments: in a city without electricity, landline phones are still working, Jerome's shrapnel was able to hit a pole from all sides. Very funny!

Even though I quite enjoy the storyline involving Penguin, Nygma, Barbara, and the others, I found Jerome's cult very uninteresting. Jerome himself intrigued me at one point, but another character coming back to life is just really annoying.

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.