Author Sam Salama Cohén

And this is part of the message that Regression sends us; how reality can be twisted by the mind, to perceive things that aren’t there.

Fargo has just begun, and there is already blood on the snow. Whose blood will be spilled next?

Gotham is certainly building a great rivalry between the big bad guy calling the shots now, Theo Galavan, and the Penguin.

After an impactful start with Jerome’s three-part arc, where plenty of things happened, this Gotham episode focuses on rebuilding.

This season, there’s no Gotham episode that doesn’t see the death of a character from the Batman mythos, and that’s part of its charm.

There’s lots of evil to come in Gotham, and I’m certainly not going to miss it!

And, though Gotham was only one year old, its world, ambiance and characters had already grown on me.

So this is it. The Big Finale. The long promised Gotham gang war is here and there’s no stopping it.

One episode before the big finale, Gotham’s writers have decided to really stomp on the gas.

Gotham is speeding towards its finale. And it is doing so with a vengeance.

Like the title suggests, there are indeed many beasts of prey in Gotham.

Gotham takes a dark turn, focusing this time on how Gordon’s personal crusade to let some justice be done leads him down a dangerous path.

This episode focuses heavily on the origins of another Batman villain, the Red Hood, who will eventually become one of Gotham’s big players.

If things keep on this pace, I can only predict great things for Gotham. Great, bloody, crazy things.

Well done, Gotham, once again you nailed these characters' dynamics.

Thanks to Gotham I can watch a super hero series without the constraints of the genre.

Gotham is a devilish place, where, no matter how good or noble your intentions, you’ve got to act dirty, to become part of the mud.

It’s a great time to be a Gotham fan.

I don’t like winter hiatus because it puts too much pressure on the episode that comes right after the break. This was the case with Gotham.

Because, above it all, that’s what Die Hard is. The ultimate bad-ass, snarky Bruce Willis quip movie.