{5\/5} “I could have saved him. I saw him going down this path, becoming more and more obsessed. Why didn’t I do something?”<\/p>\n
Gotham <\/strong>season 2, aired in 2015-16<\/p>\n Commissioner Loeb fires Jim Gordon from the GCPD. Jim’s former partner, Harvey Bullock, has resigned and is working as a bartender. Oswald Cobblepot has moved up in the world, and Gordon makes a deal with him. Several inmates at Arkham Asylum manage to escape, including Barbara Kean. Bruce Wayne came to believe that his father was hiding a secret, and he and Alfred find it — a tunnel behind the fireplace.<\/p>\n The first half of the season is subtitled Rise of the Villains<\/strong>. The first and second halves of the season were separated by a long break.<\/p>\n Watching Gotham<\/strong> is a bit like watching Mad Max: Fury Road<\/strong> — it’s pretty crazy.<\/p>\n The writing quality is maintained from season 1 — you won’t be able to stop watching.<\/p>\n The scenes between Bruce Wayne and Selena Kyle are delightful, as are the scenes between Ed Nygma and Oswald Cobblepot.<\/p>\n Stars Sean Pertwee, Robin Lord Taylor, and Cory Michael Smith.<\/p>\n Michael Chiklis joins the cast as Jim’s new boss. BD Wong shows up as Hugo Strange, the man in charge of Arkham Asylum.<\/p>\n