Some might believe and some might not...

So this was a while ago that the real Joker is somewhere in Gotham watching over the madness being made by the Valeska's and think i might know who this said person is: In season 4 Jonathan Crane was bought out of Arkham later he returned as the Scarecrow and went after Warden Reed... he later sprayed Reed with his fear toxin and his fear was clowns.... the last time we saw him he had clown makeup on laughing like a maniac.... so who argees with me?

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What were they trying to pull?

His last name being pronounced like French Fries and having Nora kill herself by tricking her husband into freezing her with the freeze cartridge.

Am i the only one who is obsessed with the white rabbit from the episode "Follow the White Rabbit"? dude im so obsessed with his character design ahhhh

Commissioner Sarah Essen should not have been killed off.

Who is your favorite commanding officer of the GCPD is it Jim Gordon, Nathaniel Barnes, Sarah Essen or Harvey Bullock (acting captain)?

Captain Nathaniel Barnes was one of my favorite characters.

When people think of fight scenes from comic book shows they usually think Arrow or Daredevil, but what is your favorite fight from Gotham and why? Leave your thoughts in the replies.

Has anyone noticed that Jerome is basically a younger Heath Ledger joker and Jeremiah is basically a younger Jack Nicholson joker seriously has no one noticed that or what

I'm sure we all have wondered where Isabella who looks exactly like Kristin and is the perfect match for Ed came from as it is obviously far too ridiculous for her to exist. And I'm pretty sure we've all considered the possibility that she was a clone made at Indian Hill. But my question is, if this is true, why? And did the showrunners intend for there to be a reason but it got cut out? Personally I believe she wasn't actually made at Indian Hill since Indian Hill only operated on the corpses of criminals and also Ed cut up her body. I think the most logical theory is that the Court of Owls saw the momentum Oswald's campaign had and the anti-establishment rhetoric he was swaying the people with so they spied on him and found he loved Ed so, having learned the cloning technique from Strange, made an identical clone of Kristin to drive a wedge in their empire and remove the possible threat. This has bothered me for years but I think this explanation really makes sense. Also, a bit of proof that maybe this is what the writers intended is the fact that in S3E7 we see Oswald happening to tell Kathryn about Isabella at the founders dinner and then she ominously talks about him with Frank Gordon at the end of the episode.

The man's fashion sense is iconic and practically all of his wardrobe is worthy of recognition. Nygma, too.

Even though it pissed me off sometimes (season 3 Lee annoyed the crap out of me, and Os and Ed should've gotten together), I still love it and its colourful gallery of villains. The missed opportunities sadden me, but there is no other show I'd rather be saddened with.

Makes no sense to just let the bad guy walk free.

I'm wondering if one of the following stories from the series is based on any comic book:

1. The hatter virus (season 3)

2. The episode Jerome turns off all the electricity in Gotham.