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| ⚫ | Valerie arrives in Gotham to uncover the activities of the [[Indian Hill]] facility after it transpired they were experimenting on human subjects and turning them into 'monsters', with the experiments themselves ending up escaping into the city. She is present at a press conference held at the [[Gotham City Police Department]] where she tries to grill captain [[Nathaniel Barnes]] on information and why only lead research Professor [[Hugo Strange]] was arrested and charged. Crime boss [[Oswald Cobblepot]] makes his entrance and accuses the GCPD of being liars and keeping the truth from the people of Gotham, and tells them to find [[Fish Mooney]] who he says are leading the monsters and urges them to find her. Valerie received a tip from [[Selina Kyle]] on Fish's whereabouts. She comes to [[Jim Gordon]] with the information, proposing that they work together. Jim accepts, but he quickly betrays her after they make it to the location by handcuffing her to a car. Later, Valerie looked at a picture of Jim bringing down an [[Indian Hill]] escapee.<ref>{{Ep ref|301}}</ref> |
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| + | Valerie showed up at Jim's doorstep, wanting to work with him once again to find Fish Mooney. They stop by [[Barbara Kean]]'s club, [[The Sirens]] to see if she knew anything. Barbara informed them of Fish's group being held up in an abandoned bank. After receiving the information, Valerie left Jim to pursue it on her own with the GCPD as payback for him leaving without her the night before. Later, Valerie showed up at Jim's apartment again and flirted with him, leading to the two of them sharing a kiss.<ref>{{Ep ref|302}}</ref> |
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| ⚫ | Valerie arrives in Gotham to uncover the activities of the [[Indian Hill]] facility after it transpired they were experimenting on human subjects and turning them into 'monsters', with the experiments themselves ending up escaping into the city. She is present at a press conference held at the [[Gotham City Police Department]] where she tries to grill captain [[Nathaniel Barnes]] on information and why only lead research Professor [[Hugo Strange]] was arrested and charged. Crime boss [[Oswald Cobblepot]] makes his entrance and accuses the GCPD of being liars and keeping the truth from the people of Gotham, and tells them to find [[Fish Mooney]] who he says are leading the monsters and urges them to find her. |
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| + | After sleeping together, Valerie showed her distaste with Jim's apartment.<ref>{{Ep ref|303}}</ref> |
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| − | She took an interest in [[Jim Gordon]], a former police detective who is now working as a bounty hunter bringing in the monsters for a price.<ref>{{Ep ref|301}}</ref> |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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Revision as of 23:00, 18 December 2016
Valerie Vale is a journalist working for the Gotham Gazette, and is the ex-girlfriend of Jim Gordon.
Biography
Valerie Vale previously resided in another city, and her father and brothers were police officers.
Taking an interest in Jim Gordon
Valerie arrives in Gotham to uncover the activities of the Indian Hill facility after it transpired they were experimenting on human subjects and turning them into 'monsters', with the experiments themselves ending up escaping into the city. She is present at a press conference held at the Gotham City Police Department where she tries to grill captain Nathaniel Barnes on information and why only lead research Professor Hugo Strange was arrested and charged. Crime boss Oswald Cobblepot makes his entrance and accuses the GCPD of being liars and keeping the truth from the people of Gotham, and tells them to find Fish Mooney who he says are leading the monsters and urges them to find her. Valerie received a tip from Selina Kyle on Fish's whereabouts. She comes to Jim Gordon with the information, proposing that they work together. Jim accepts, but he quickly betrays her after they make it to the location by handcuffing her to a car. Later, Valerie looked at a picture of Jim bringing down an Indian Hill escapee.[1]
Valerie showed up at Jim's doorstep, wanting to work with him once again to find Fish Mooney. They stop by Barbara Kean's club, The Sirens to see if she knew anything. Barbara informed them of Fish's group being held up in an abandoned bank. After receiving the information, Valerie left Jim to pursue it on her own with the GCPD as payback for him leaving without her the night before. Later, Valerie showed up at Jim's apartment again and flirted with him, leading to the two of them sharing a kiss.[2]
After sleeping together, Valerie showed her distaste with Jim's apartment.[3]
Appearances
Season 3
- "Mad City: Better to Reign in Hell..."
- "Mad City: Burn the Witch..."
- "Mad City: Look Into My Eyes"
- "Mad City: Anything for You"
- "Mad City: Follow the White Rabbit"
- "Mad City: Red Queen"
- "Mad City: Blood Rush" (mentioned)
Notes
- Although an original character, her surname Vale is taken from the character Vicki Vale from the DC Comics, who she herself is also a journalist. Producer Ken Woodruff confirmed that Valerie is the aunt of Vicki Vale in the series.[4]
References
- ↑ Stephens, John (writer) & Cannon, Danny (director) (September 19, 2016). "Mad City: Better to Reign in Hell...". Gotham. Season 3. Episode 1. FOX.
- ↑ Woodruff, Ken (writer) & Cannon, Danny (director) (September 26, 2016). "Mad City: Burn the Witch...". Gotham. Season 3. Episode 2. FOX.
- ↑ Cannon, Danny (writer) & Bailey, Rob (director) (October 3, 2016). "Mad City: Look Into My Eyes". Gotham. Season 3. Episode 3. FOX.
- ↑ http://www.slashfilm.com/gotham-season-3-interview/