Her main purpose on the show so far seems to be looking beautiful, and switching between comforting Jim and adding unnecessary drama to his life. The other main character I found problematic was Barbara, who is not exactly an example of a great female character. It’ll be interesting to see what happens with him now that he’s being sent to work at Arkham Asylum. (Arresting Mayor James and Falcone out of the blue? Come on! There’s no way that was going to work!) Interestingly, I’ve seen interviews hint that he will turn somewhat bad himself during his mission to erase the evil in Gotham. Jim is very naïve, idealistic, and it causes him to go about almost everything in the wrong way. But they are actually right about him most of the time.
What’s worse, considering he’s good and the GCPD is corrupt, you would expect his fellow cops to be wrong about the way they look at him. But he is also very stony, serious, and not as compassionate as one would expect Gordon to be. He definitely means well and is on the Good Side. In fact, I usually find him more of a hero than Batman himself. I’m normally a huge fan of Commissioner Gordon. The show’s weakness, sadly, seems mostly to be a couple of the main characters. Its main strength seems to be its fantastic supporting cast. Like all shows, it has its strengths and weaknesses. Opinions of the show overall are still pretty varied, but it’s nevertheless risen to being the number one show on Fox. We’ve been introduced to famous heroes and villains alike, some long before they were ready to take up their iconic identities, and others already well on their way to becoming the characters we’ve always known.
We saw the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne, as well as the beginning of a gang war. Gotham has only aired half a season so far, and yet quite a lot has happened in that short amount of time.
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