Batman (kpowers) won't like this but I think "Gotham" was probably the most boring batman related show I've ever seen.I watched the whole series.It was good the first 3 seasons but then it fell off.I had to force myself to watch it because I really wanted to see the transformation to Bruce becoming batman and when it finally happened I was let down.Instead of Batman,we saw Batboy

Phase3 said:

Batman (kpowers) won't like this but I think "Gotham" was probably the most boring batman related show I've ever seen.I watched the whole series.It was good the first 3 seasons but then it fell off.I had to force myself to watch it because I really wanted to see the transformation to Bruce becoming batman and when it finally happened I was let down.Instead of Batman,we saw Batboy

I loved all 5 seasons, never dragged out like Smallville did. The best super hero tv show on the air at the time. Both I and Emma didn't care for the actor they got for Bruce Wayne. I loved the entire cast and they were all great through out the series. Emma doesn't like Fish Mooney though. My one complaint would be when they try (and failed) to make a gay relationship with Penguin and the Riddler. WTF??????????

kpowers said:

I agree with this. Although I probably wouldn't go as far as to say I loved it, but I did really like it when it was on. As with all these kinds of shows, not every episode was good. There were some along the way that kind of felt unnecessary. And Penguin lusting after Riddler was a bit stupid. I actually felt that Gotham's best run of episodes was the last 3 or 4. The quality in those episodes was much higher than pretty much everything up to that point. The Joker was introduced and for me, he was the second best live action Joker after Nicholson. Everything just kind of fit into place. Sure, the actor who played Bruce was far too weedy to be taken seriously but not everyone can be built like Tom Welling in Smallville. Besides, he was cast as a child so unless they recast him, which rarely works out, there's nothing that could have been done.
Overall, I think Gotham is the second best, non-MCU, live action superhero show after Dean Cain's Superman series. It's a shame he's a headcase because I'd love a revival of that show.

Phase3 said:

I've decided on The Expanse. I live with my husband (obviously) and my cousin and we always watch stuff together after the kids have gone to bed so the hardest part about trying to watch something, after figuring out what to watch, is getting us all ready at the same time. But it's definitely going to be The Expanse.

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