Gotham - T.V. Series

Hard to give up 2 episodes in. I mean in my view its better then Smallville on some levels but strangely enough still like Shield more.

I'm still more or less on board with it. It has some serious tonal inbalances (exemplified by that scene between Falcone and the Jada Pinket Smith character), but I think it can get past that.

I hate to say it... But I feel this won't last over 1 season

The ratings are good so far. It'll probably get a 2nd season. But anything beyond that is up in the air.

Can't make up my mind whether or not I like this show but I gave agents of shield a chance and and that got a lot better imo so hopefully this will too

I'm sticking with it. I think it'll find it's feet in a few episodes and then we'll be able to really tell where it's going. It's interesting, but Agents of SHIELD keeps me way more invested in the characters.

Tonight is the last episode before the premieres of The Flash and Arrow. If the show still sucks, I'm done. No reason to waste my time when there's better options.

I'm never going to call this my favorite show or anything and it's certainly not up to the exceedingly high standards of "the new golden age of television," but for the most part I think the show is perfectly entertaining and not really deserving of the hostility it seems to be getting. It's way better than its closest competitor (Agents of Shield) and I've found all three episodes to have their moments.

The only performance I really hate is Jada Pinkett Smith's. She seems to be trying to channel Eartha Kitt's Catwoman, which could be fun if it was on a different kind of show but the character just feels really out of place on this one.

Entertaining, definitely. It shares a lot of qualities that Arrow did in it's first episodes. A ton of potential, and kind of a meandering plot. Gotham needs to be worth saving, in some fashion, even without Bruce/Gordon being in positions to do so. Hopefully Harvey Dent coming soon, that his appearance in the show will serve as a Lex Luthor in Smallville. A hopeful, but inevitable downfall would be necessary. As of right now, Gotham is almost too gone. Oh well. I really enjoy how well the bad guys are written in this show.

I only watched two episodes and I don't think I can go anymore. Really genuinely terrible, even compared to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s first couple of episodes. It's even worse when you compare it to The Flash's pilot. And I don't agree that it's better than S.H.I.E.L.D., especially in that show's current state, which is so much better than when it began. Also, Iain De Caestecker (Fitz) on S.H.I.E.L.D. is acting rings around each and every person on Gotham right now as well.