i hope there will be a backstory... scotland yard? special ops? MI5?

Wait, so no more new episodes til January? :suspicious:

Winter/Fall Break..happens every year with almost all tv shows

Really hope this doesn't get cancelled. Its really good so far and getting better every episode.

it all depends how much the episodes cost.. Anyone have an idea on the budget per episode they have?

Paging 7seven :whistle:

trailer was awesome, show was awesome.. but not awesome enough to keep me watching imo (same goes for thousands/millions of people imo).....

Ratings have been a steady 6 since episode 3, which is just outside the top 10 shows based on Nielsen's site

well in the comic iirc Alfred was an actor in a troupe but he was also an SAS agent or MI5 something like that

other than that everything else seems to be new as for teaching bruce to fight he doesn't teach him all his batman skills just like what a dad teaches a kid to defend himself is all



as for its success...its the best show for FOX this season more than Bones but FOX is still struggling compared to the rest of the networks
I think Sleepy Hollow may be getting cancelled before Gotham

i am certain there will be a season 2, but there may be problems with how fox increased their order for season 1 from 16 to 22 episodes because many of their other shows are not doing well and they need gotham to keep their numbers up. the show producers did not plan to go past 16 episodes, so right now they are trying to throw something together for the additional 6 which should have been for season 2 and there is a risk of them ending up being half-baked :(

Holy Attrition, Batman! Fox Orders a Full Season of Gotham - Gotham Community - TV.com

gotham is back today....

some preshow research material:

Been watching it with my gf and we are loving every episode. High hope for season 2

I was expecting Dr. Lang to say "shieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet" at the end there

^^haha totally. He even had the same character demeanor with the way he spoke. Homeland hottie was a pleasant surprise :)

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/dam/ass...al-gallery.jpg

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Anyone know when season 2 will air?

dunno. we haven't even finished season 1 yet.

the second half of season 1 started a couple weeks ago and the next new episode is this monday

Was there a new episode this past Monday? I'm thinking no unless my box didn't record it.

i think it was a rerun of the pilot episode last monday.

^^no new episode this past monday

teaser for next ep:

nope but there was a new episode on the 29th

It got renewed for season 2

'Empire,' 'Gotham,' 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Renewed at Fox - The Hollywood Reporter

Fox jumped on the TCA renewal train Saturday.

The network used its executive session to hand out early 2015-16 pickups to freshman dramas Empire and Gotham as well as a third run for comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Empire has become Fox's breakout hit after only two episodes. The 20th Century Fox Television drama from Lee Daniels and Danny Strong has emerged as the No. 1 new series of the season. Following its second episode, it is the only new broadcast drama this season to grow from week one to week two. In live-plus-same-day returns, it tied ABC's How to Get Away With Murder as the No. 1 new broadcast series premiere among adults 18-49. Starring Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, the hip-hop Dynasty has more VOD viewing than any other Fox show this season, earning more than 1.1 million total viewers.

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Warner Bros. Television's Batman prequel Gotham, meanwhile, is averaging a 4.2 rating in adults 18-49 and 10.6 million viewers. It ranks as the season's No. 1 broadcast drama overall among men 18-49 and men 18-34. Its series premiere —6.0 in the advertiser-coveted demo — outperformed The Blacklist and Scorpion and delivered Fox's highest-rated fall drama debut in 14 years. The live-plus-seven rating for the Ben McKenzie DC Comics adaptation from Bruno Heller reflects the largest post-three-day ratings gain (+0.9) of any broadcast drama ever.

Comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine, starring Andy Samberg and from Parks and Recreation producers Dan Goor and Mike Schur, hails from Universal Television and is averaging a 2.7 among adults 18-49 — up 17 percent year-over-year and posting the largest demo uptick among second-year shows. Its renewal guarantees that Schur and Goor will have one series on the broadcast networks next season after NBC's Parks and Recreation signs off this spring.

Empire, Brooklyn and Gotham join previously renewed animated series for the 2015-16 broadcast season Bob's Burgers, Family Guy andThe Simpsons and mark the network's first scripted pickups. They join Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's horror comedy anthology Scream Queens, which was picked up straight-to-series last year.

The renewals — one from all of the big studios — come after CBS and The CW announced multiple renewals for 2015-16 during their TCA sessions earlier in the week.