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With Gotham Season 3, we finally have enough seasoning on the cast-iron skillet to serve up some real comic book flavor.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

What’s good about this episode of Gotham is mostly everything that has to do with the much-appreciated focus on young Bruce Wayne.