Where's Batman when you need him?
“Gotham: The Complete Third Season” continues to show major steps taken by Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) to becoming his alter ego, Batman. The show can be frustrating because Batman is not a part of the show. We’re being teased without a payoff, but the journey still fascinates with good scripts, particularly its portrayal of villains.<br /><br />The character of Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) is developed this season when he becomes compromised morally, taking matters into his own hands as bounty hunter on the trail of the Indian Hill fugitives. The show emphasizes equally the characters of Gordon and Wayne.<br /><br />“Smallville,” which ran for ten seasons, chronicled the life of Clark Kent before he became Superman. The writing was good, the episodes laced with humor, and the story arcs engaging. The creators of “Gotham” probably hoped for the same kind of success showing us the life of Bruce Wayne well before he donned the black cowl of Batman. But Batman is sorely missed from the series. It was more interesting to watch a teenaged Clark come to terms with his powers while also dealing with adolescence. The formula fails to create the same dramatic possibilities in “Gotham.”<br /><br />The best thing going for the show is its regular parade of villains, which allows it to veer from predictable police procedural to something more in line with the DC Comics Universe. When the Riddler, Ra’s al Ghul, Mad Hatter, the future Poison Ivy, and the Penguin show up, the series is at its best.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated, widescreen 4-disc Blu-ray release include 2 behind-the-scenes making-of featurettes, 2006 Comic-Con panel, and deleted scenes. A digital copy is enclosed.
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