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The Penguin comes to an end on HBO and Max on Sunday, Nov. 10. After watching one of the best gangster/mob stories we've seen in a long time, we know fans are going to be looking for something else to watch!

We've already watched The Batman, the film that inspired The Penguin, quite a few times. And, we also have a long time to wait until The Batman Part 2 hits theaters in 2026. Luckily, there are more than enough good crime shows for The Penguin fans to watch until The Batman Part 2.

And, we're also hearing some promising news about The Penguin season 2. We don't know for sure if the series is coming back for season 2, but there's some hope, according to a report from The Direct.

While we wait to find out the fate of The Penguin, let's get the list of crime shows to watch started with the best TV show of all time,...

Batman: Caped Crusader is an animated pulp-noir superhero action-adventure series created by Bruce Timm, JJ Abrams, and Matt Reeves. Based on the DC Comics superhero of the same name by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, the Prime Video series is set in the 1940s and it follows the story of Bruce Wayne newly working as Batman as he goes against several masked weirdos, criminals, and corruption in Gotham City. Batman: Caped Crusader’s voice cast includes Hamish Linklater, McKenna Grace, Minnie Driver, Toby Stephens, Christina Ricci, Jamie Chung, Diedrich Bader, Reid Scott, Jason Watkins, Tom Kenny, and Krystal Joy Brown. So, if you love the visuals, dark storyline, and noir aspects of Batman: Caped Crusader here are some similar shows you could watch next.

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Batman: The Animated Series is an animated pulp-noir superhero action-adventure series created by Eric Radomski and Bruce W. Timm.

The Vancouver-shot ‘zombie’ horror feature “Festival of the Living Dead” is directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska, starring Ashley Moore and Camren Bicondova, now playing on Tubi:

‘…while attending a gathering in homage to the original zombie attack as revealed in director George Romero’s ‘Night of the Living Dead’…

“… ‘Ash’ and her friends also encounter the living dead and must fight back or become one of them…”

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From Children of the Living Dead to Zombi 2, the infamous copyright blunder that immediately placed Night of the Living Dead in the public domain means that unauthorized sequels to George A. Romero’s classic are a dime a dozen. However, despite these flicks usually being dismissed as cash-grabs attempting to ride the coattails of a better filmmaker, the fact is that every modern zombie movie is an inherent follow-up to the 1968 original in one way or another– the homemade sequels are simply more honest about it.

This is exactly why I was so interested in checking out Tubi’s low-budget love-letter to Romero, Festival of the Living Dead, as the film’s trailer revealed that the story wouldn’t be wasting time on re-introducing familiar zombie tropes and instead assumes that everyone (including the main characters) are aware of the events that went down on that fateful night back in ‘68. Plus,...

Stars: Ashley Moore, Camren Bicondova, Gage Marsh, Shiloh O’Reilly, Andre Anthony, Christian Rose | Written by Miriam Lyapin, Helen Marsh | Directed by The Soska Sisters

Festival of the Living Dead is not only the latest Tubi Original, it’s the latest film from Jen and Sylvia Soska. That’s a bit of a come down for the sisters, who, after Dead Hooker in a Trunk and American Mary, were loudly proclaimed to be the future of horror. Dave Parker, who was in the same position some years back, recently used a Tubi Original, You Shouldn’t Have Let Me In to prove he can still make an entertaining film. Can the Soska Sisters do the same?

Ash and Iris are looking to do something to celebrate Ash’s birthday. Her boyfriend Kevin and some friends stop by with a birthday present, tickets to the titular Festival of the Living Dead.

The...

George A. Romero’s 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead is in the public domain, so a lot of people have made their own sequels and remakes to the film over the decades, put out their own releases of it, colorized it, animated it, etc. It’s a property that has never been dormant… but these days it seems like its undead ghouls are livelier than ever. The George A. Romero Foundation and the Cinedigm-backed Bloody Disgusting are making a podcast sequel called The Dead. Nikyatu Jusu is directing a film sequel that will be released by MGM. Greg Nicotero is planning to make a movie about the making of Night of the Living Dead. Last week, we shared the news that a Night of the Living Dead follow-up called Festival of the Dead – which is coming our way from twin directors Jen and Sylvia Soska – is set to be...

Directors Jen & Sylvia Soska (Rabid, American Mary) bring you back into the universe of George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead with Tubi Original Festival of the Living Dead, and Bloody Disgusting has been exclusively provided with the official trailer today.

Festival of the Living Dead will bite into Tubi on April 5. The new zombie film is set decades after Night of the Living Dead, centered on the grandchildren of that film’s main character.

The Soska Sisters tweet, “The film is a sequel to Romero’s masterpiece original Night of the Living Dead – the story follows Ben’s grandchildren 55 years after the incident.”

Ben was of course played by late actor Duane Jones in Romero’s Night of the Living Dead, who bravely battled the shambling undead before being killed by the film’s human villains.

Watch the trailer for Festival of the Living Dead below.

Ashley Moore...

George A. Romero’s 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead is in the public domain, so a lot of people have made their own sequels and remakes to the film over the decades, put out their own releases of it, colorized it, animated it, etc. It’s a property that has never been dormant… but these days it seems like its undead ghouls are livelier than ever. The George A. Romero Foundation and the Cinedigm-backed Bloody Disgusting are making a podcast sequel called The Dead. Nikyatu Jusu is directing a film sequel that will be released by MGM. Greg Nicotero is planning to make a movie about the making of Night of the Living Dead. About a year ago, it was announced that twin directors Jen and Sylvia Soska are taking the helm of their own Night of the Living Dead follow-up called Festival of the Dead, and now the...

Jen & Sylvia Soska (Rabid, American Mary) have joined forces with Tubi for Festival of the Living Dead, a new horror movie based on George Romero’s classic zombie film.

We’ve learned this week that Festival of the Living Dead will bite into Tubi on April 5.

The Soska Sisters tweet this week, “This is a gorgeous, high action, big heart, loads of zombies beautiful film! We shot it last year in Vancouver and we cannot wait to share it with you!”

Check out the film’s official poster art below.

Ashley Moore (I Know What You Did Last Summer) and Camren Bicondova (Gotham) star.

In Festival of the Living Dead, “It has been over 50 years since Night of the Living Dead’s original zombie attack and the horrific event has become the subject of morbid nostalgia. Looking for fun, Ash (Moore) and her friends attend the Festival of the Living Dead.

George A. Romero’s 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead is in the public domain, so a lot of people have made their own sequels and remakes to the film over the decades, put out their own releases of it, colorized it, animated it, etc. It’s a property that has never been dormant… but these days it seems like its undead ghouls are livelier than ever. The George A. Romero Foundation and the Cinedigm-backed Bloody Disgusting are making a podcast sequel called The Dead. Nikyatu Jusu is directing a film sequel that will be released by MGM. Greg Nicotero is planning to make a movie about the making of Night of the Living Dead. And now Deadline has revealed that twin directors Jen and Sylvia Soska are taking the helm of their own Night of the Living Dead follow-up called Festival of the Dead, and Ashley Moore (I Know What You Did Last Summer...

Jen & Sylvia Soska (Rabid, American Mary) have joined forces with Tubi for Festival of the Living Dead, a new horror movie based on George Romero’s classic zombie film.

Deadline reports that Ashley Moore (I Know What You Did Last Summer) and Camren Bicondova (Gotham) will star in the film, inspired by the original Night of the Living Dead.

In Festival of the Living Dead, “It has been over 50 years since Night of the Living Dead’s original zombie attack and the horrific event has become the subject of morbid nostalgia. Looking for fun, Ash (Moore) and her friends attend the Festival of the Living Dead.

“But the festival is disrupted when a blast of radioactive space dust hits the festival and they must defend themselves or be devoured by the living dead.”

Andre Anthony (The Night Agent), Christian Rose, Shiloh O’Reilly, Gage Marsh (You Me Her), Keana Lyn Bastidas...

Exclusive: Ashley Moore (I Know What You Did Last Summer) and Camren Bicondova (Gotham) will topline Festival of the Living Dead, a Tubi film inspired by the classic 1968 zombie pic Night of the Living Dead co-written and directed by George A. Romero.

In the new horror film directed by Jen & Sylvia Soska it has been over 50 years since Night of the Living Dead’s original zombie attack and the horrific event has become the subject of morbid nostalgia. Looking for fun, Ash (Moore) and her friends attend the Festival of the Living Dead, but it is disrupted when a blast of radioactive space dust hits the festival and they must defend themselves or be devoured by the living dead.

Moore’s character Ash has been accepted to college and is getting ready to reluctantly leave her old life behind as she is torn between her boyfriend and his friends,...

Fresh off her directorial debut on Netflix’s upcoming mixed martial arts drama, Bruised, Halle Berry is ready for her next bout. The Oscar-winning actress also stars in the film, but she is not undefeated in her onscreen record, and she wants a rematch. Berry wishes she could not only remake Catwoman, but reimagine it in a subversive turnaround. Catwoman would come out on top.

“I would love to direct Catwoman,” Berry told Jake Hamilton on Jake’s Takes. “If I can get a hold of that now, knowing what I know, having had this experience and reimagine that world the way I reimagined this story. Bruised was written for a white, Irish Catholic like 25-year-old girl, and I got to reimagine it. I wish I could go back and reimagine Catwoman and redo that, have a redo on that.”

While it has amassed an avid cult following, Catwoman was...

When fans think of Catwoman in live-action, they’ll instantly picture Michelle Pfeiffer’s legendary performance in Batman Returns, which remains the definitive big screen interpretation of the character. Since then, we’ve seen multiple new versions of the comic book favorite, ranging from passable to positively awful, but three decades later, nobody’s even come close to matching Pfeiffer’s Selina Kyle.

On the small screen, Camren Bicondova was a regular throughout all five seasons of Gotham and grew into the role with each passing year, while it would be difficult to imagine anyone doing a worse job than Halle Berry in the disastrous 2004 Catwoman, which bombed at the box office and was torn apart by critics, with the movie being so terrible that it set the idea of female-driven comic book blockbusters back by over a decade.

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As one of the most iconic characters in comic book history, Catwoman has found herself adapted for live-action on numerous occasions. From Julie Newmar in Adam West’s cult classic TV show to Zoe Kravitz’s turn in The Batman, Michelle Pfeiffer’s legendary performance in Batman Returns to Anne Hathaway’s more muted approach in The Dark Knight Rises, and Camren Bicondova’s youthful Selina Kyle in Gotham, each actress has managed to put their own stamp on the feline anti-heroine.

However, no matter how many people play the role from now until the end of time, something would have to go spectacularly wrong for the end result to be worse than what Halle Berry brought to the table as Patience Phillips in 2004’s Catwoman, which is without a doubt one of the worst comic book movies ever made.

Having just won an Oscar, Berry almost managed to torpedo...

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The Batman movie has found its Catwoman in Big Little Lies star Zoe Kravitz.

Zoe Kravitz is no stranger to a franchise—she's appeared in series like Divergent, Fantastic Beasts, and X-Men, to name a few—but her next project may represent her most central role in a big-budget film. According to Deadline, Kravitz has been cast as Selina Kyle in the upcoming The Batman film, starring Robert Pattinson in the eponymous role.

In addition to Pattinson, Kravitz joins Jeffrey Wright, who has been cast as Commissioner Gordon, and Jonah Hill, who is in talks to play the film's villain. The movie is being directed by Matt Reeves (War For the Planet of the Apes), and is currently slated for a June 25, 2021 release date.

Catwoman is an iconic role, which has been a part of many a Batman (or straight-up Catwoman) project over the years. The role...

When Gotham screened its pilot episode at conventions, I watched with fascination, because it showed such promise as a moody, atmospheric take on the pervasive corruption that created the antibody of The Batman. Sure, it wasn’t entirely based on eighty years of canon, but nothing could do that, so I was prepared.

I stopped watching with regularity halfway through the second season because it stopped being what was promised and became something else entirely. It was a ham-fisted, over-the-top camp take on a modern-day comic, more beholden to the ABC Batman series than the comics.

With each successive season, the twists came faster, the characters stopped making sense, and internal logic was found only in the dictionary. This was a manic Gotham City, where the line between good and evil, moral and corrupt, quality and crap was blurred with every scene.

While earlier a ratings darling, it crashed under...

Take a look at the latest incarnation of DC Comics' 'Caped Crusader' and 'Catwoman' from the Season 5 finale episode of the vicious 'Batman' - prequel TV series "Gotham" that aired April 25, 2019 on Fox:

Cast includes Ben McKenzie as 'Detective James Gordon', Donal Logue as 'Harvey Bullock', David Mazouz as 'Bruce Wayne...

...Camren Bicondova as 'Selina Kyle'/'Catwoman', Morena Baccarin as 'Leslie Thompkins', Sean Pertwee as 'Alfred', Robin Lord Taylor as 'The Penguin'...

...Erin Richards as 'Barbara Kean', Cory Michael Smith as 'Edward Nygma'/'the Riddler', Jessica Lucas as 'Tabitha Galavan'...

...Chris Chalk as 'Lucius Fox', Drew Powell as 'Butch Gilzean'/'Solomon Grundy', Alexander Siddig as 'Ra's Ah Ghul and Crystal Reed as 'Sofia Falcone'.

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Even though much of the talk following Gotham‘s series finale has had to do with the emergence of Batman and the costume he wore – and rightfully so – another hot topic has been discussed at length on social media. And in case you were unable to figure it out, we’re referring to the recasting of Selina Kyle.

If you’d been following the prequel series, then you’re aware of how Camren Bicondova had been playing the would-be Catwoman since the very beginning. But when it came time for the finale, some viewers were somewhat put off to find that Lili Simmons had taken her place for the flash forward.

Knowing about this situation, The Hollywood Reporter asked executive producer and showrunner John Stephens exactly what was up, and here’s how he responded:

“Recasting Selina for the finale was really a decision driven by Cam. We talked a...

I don’t know about you, but I’m somewhat displeased at how Selina Kyle was handled in Gotham‘s series finale. As a whole, I thought the episode was satisfying, but seeing the gal fated to be Catwoman pilfering jewels in a costume lacking cat ears was downright disappointing – and especially when you consider how the series had leaped forward by ten years. Hey, if they can show us Batman, then why not Catwoman? Or even say her name? I really don’t get all the ridiculous red tape involved.

Still, Selina heavily factoring into the finale got TV Line thinking about how there’s room to fill in that ten-year gap, specifically by letting us know how the feline fatale occupied her time. While chatting with executive producer and showrunner John Stephens, the outlet asked him if it were possible for a spinoff starring Lili Simmons (the actress...

Network: Fox

Episodes: 100 (hour)

Seasons: Five

TV show dates: September 21, 2014 -- April 25, 2019

Series status: Ended

Performers include: Ben McKenzie, Erin Richards, Donal Logue, David Mazouz, Jada Pinkett Smith, John Doman, Camren Bicondova, Robin Lord Taylor, Cory Michael Smith, Zabryna Guevara, Victoria Cartagena, Andrew Stewart Jones, and Sean Pertwee.

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Based on characters from the Batman comic books, this dark crime drama tells the early stories of iconic characters, before they became legendary crimefighters, villains. and vigilantes.

Growing up in Gotham City's surrounding suburbs, James Gordon (Ben McKenzie) romanticized the city as a glamorous and exciting metropolis where his late father once served as a successful district attorney. He's two weeks into his new job as a Gotham City detective and he's engaged to his beloved fiancée, Barbara Kean...

(Warning: This story contains spoilers from the series finale of Fox’s “Gotham”)

After five seasons, The Dark Knight finally rose on “Gotham,” but only for a second.

The hour-long series finale of Fox’s Batman prequel finally delivered on the moment the whole series was building toward, with a close-up of Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) standing on a Gotham rooftop fully in his Batsuit.

“We always felt in the beginning of Season 1 that the last shot would be a close-up of Batman,” executive producer John Stephens told TheWrap, though he added that, initially, the 10-year flash-forward would be relegated to the back part of the episode. “We wanted to motivate his arrival. We wanted to make sure the audience understood why Batman had to come to Gotham at this moment in time. And it didn’t feel like we could tell that within five minutes.”

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Take a look at more new footage, plus images from the finale of the 'Batman' - prequel TV series "Gotham" airing April 25, 2019 on Fox:

Cast includes Ben McKenzie as 'Detective James Gordon', Donal Logue as 'Harvey Bullock', David Mazouz as 'Bruce Wayne, Camren Bicondova as 'Selina Kyle'/'Catwoman', Morena Baccarin as 'Leslie Thompkins', Sean Pertwee as 'Alfred', Robin Lord Taylor as 'The Penguin'...

...Erin Richards as 'Barbara Kean', Cory Michael Smith as 'Edward Nygma'/'the Riddler', Jessica Lucas as 'Tabitha Galavan', Chris Chalk as 'Lucius Fox', Drew Powell as 'Butch Gilzean'/'Solomon Grundy', Alexander Siddig as 'Ra's Ah Ghul and Crystal Reed as 'Sofia Falcone'.

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Catwoman's going to look a little different in the series finale of Gotham. Star Camren Bicondova recently explained why her role has been recast on the Fox TV show, io9 reports.

Bicondova has played Catwoman (aka Selina Kyle) on the Batman prequel series since season one. The cast also includes Ben McKenzie, Donal Logue, Robin Lord Taylor, Cory Michael Smith, David Mazouz, Sean Pertwee, Erin Richards, and Chris Chalk.

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Some of Batman’s most legendary villains look a bit more comics appropriate in the latest trailer for the series finale of Fox’s “Gotham.”

The three-minute long video shows off an older Catwoman, Penguin and The Riddler looking as if they were pulled right off the comic book pages, Commissioner Gordon’s trademark mustache, and of course, a few more shots of The Batman.

Watch the video above.

Also Read: 'Gotham' Series-Finale Teaser Finally Gives Us the First Look at The Joker (Video)

Read Fox’s description for the “Gotham” series finale, which airs Thursday:

The series flash-forwards 10 years into the future, as Bruce is set to return to Gotham for the opening of the new Wayne Tower. A series of crimes leads Gordon to believe Penguin and The Riddler are up to their old tricks. However, when Bullock is framed for a murder, Gordon begins to...

Three days ahead of Gotham‘s series finale (Thursday, 8/7c), Fox is giving us an extended look at the big farewell — including the new actress assuming the role of Selina Kyle. Following the show’s 10-year time jump, Banshee alumna Lili Simmons will appear in the finale as a grown-up version of Selina, just in time to welcome Batman (still played by David Mazouz) to Gotham City.

Camren Bicondova, who has played the iconic character since Gotham premiered in 2014, broke the recasting news on social media this past weekend via a heartfelt note to her fans: “I wanted to give...

One episode of Gotham remains.

As such, fans are wondering how the Batman prequel will conclude its five-season run.

Camren Bicondova, who plays Selina Kyle on the series took to social media over the weekend to drop a bombshell on fans:

She will not appear on Gotham Season 5 Episode 12 aka the series finale.

That means Gotham Season 5 Episode 11 marked Bicondova's final installment as Selina. While the actress is not appearing, the character will still be featured.

Lili Simmons has been tapped to appear as Selina. The reason for this is that there is a ten-year time-jump between the penultimate episode and the series finale.

Related: Gotham Ending After Five Seasons

"It’s important to me that I’m the one to tell you this because it was a choice that I made,” Bicondova wrote on Twitter.

“I wanted to give (the character) Selina Kyle as much respect as possible. Some...

Now that Disney owns Fox, I just realized that DC’s Gotham is officially part of the Disney family in a way, so that’s interesting. Anyway, the end of Gotham is near. The final episode is set to air this week and we have a trailer to share with you for it!

The new trailer features a lot of exciting new footage, but the coolest part for me was finally seeing Batman introduce himself to Jim Gordon, telling him in a raspy deep Batman voice, “I am not your enemy.”

The season finale is set 10 years in the future and as a result there was one big casting change. Selina Kyle a.k.a. Catwoman actress, Camren Bicondova, stepped down from the role. This was a decision that she made because she felt it was the right move for the characters evolution. She posted a lengthy explanation of her decision on Twitter.

“Gotham” star Camren Bicondova announced on Twitter Friday that her time as Catwoman has come to an end, as she will not appear in next week’s series finale.

“It’s important to me that I’m the one to tell you this because it was a choice that I made, through a lot of thoughts, prayer, and time

“I wanted to give Selina Kyle as much respect as possible. Some will say that giving her respect would include seeing the character through to the end of the show, which I understand,” Bicondova wrote.

“But I firmly believe that part of leaving a legacy and being part of a legacy means knowing when to pass the torch to someone else. I was blessed to be the vessel for Selina Kyle for her formative teen years, and it only felt right to give someone else the torch for her adult self.

TV’s Catwoman will look quite different in Gotham‘s series finale.

Camren Bicondova, who has been with the Batman prequel series since the 2014 pilot, has confirmed that last Thursday’s penultimate episode marked her final appearance as Selina Kyle. She will be succeeded in the April 25 swan song by Banshee vet Lili Simmons, following a 10-year time jump.

“It’s important to me that I’m the one to tell you this because it was a choice that I made,” Bicondova wrote on Twitter. “I wanted to give (the character) Selina Kyle as much respect as possible. Some will...

Camren Bicondova, who has played Selina Kyle, aka Catwoman, on Fox’s Gotham for the past five years, said a new actress will assume the character for the last episode of the series, which airs April 25.

Bicondova said in a tweet that the decision was hers, as she detailed the reasons in a lengthy post. The upcoming episode features a ten-year time skip. Bicondova apparently didn’t feel right about playing an older version of the cat burglar, so ceded the role to Lili Simmons, who has appeared in Westworld and The Purge.

The American crime drama was developed by Bruno Heller and premiered on Sept. 22, 2014. The series creators originally intended to focus on Jim Gordon’s early days with the Gotham Pd, but then introduced Bruce Wayne (aka Batman) and reviewed the origin stories of several Batman villains, including the Penguin, Riddler, Mr. Freeze and Catwoman.

Bicondova’s post:

#Gotham

My heart.

It's finally here!

Gotham Season 5 Episode 12, titled "The Beginning..." marks the series finale of this popular Fox drama.

As such, Fox has dropped the official trailer for what is sure to be a wild conclusion.

What can we expect from the episode?

"The series flash-forwards 10 years into the future, as Bruce is set to return to Gotham for the opening of the new Wayne Tower," according to the official description.

Related: Gotham Season 5 Episode 11 Review: They Did What?

"A series of crimes leads Gordon to believe Penguin and The Riddler are up to their old tricks."

"However, when Bullock is framed for a murder, Gordon begins to piece together an even more sinister plot targeting the city, and a new figure emerges from the shadows to be the hero Gotham desperately needs in the all-new ‘The Beginning…’ series finale episode of Gotham."

Sounds intriguing, right?

It certainly sounds like the plot of a movie,...

Batman is finally beginning in the first look at the last-ever episode of Fox’s “Gotham.”

Yes, in the newly released trailer for the Batman-prequel series’ finale, we finally see glimpses of the Dark Knight in all his shadowy glory. However, the majority of the preview is devoted to showing what Gotham looks like a decade after Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) decides to leave — and then return. And let’s just say, as much as you wanted to see Batman appear, you might want to see “Gotham’s” final incarnations of all the DC Comics superhero’s most infamous villains even more.

Watch the preview above.

Read Fox’s description for the “Gotham” series finale, which airs next Thursday:

The series flash-forwards 10 years into the future, as Bruce is set to return to Gotham for the opening of the new Wayne Tower. A series of crimes leads Gordon to...

“Gotham” is heading into its final two installments and darker than ever, thanks to Bane’s merciless killing tactics.

TheWrap’s exclusive clip from Thursday’s episode, “They Did What?,” features the famed villain (played by Shane West) in all his breathing-suited-up glory, taking control of the troops so he can try to destroy Gotham by the time Fox’s Batman-prequel series comes to an end next week.

And when the team’s commander doesn’t “want to be party to the murder of civilians,” Bane takes matters into his own hands, literally, by snapping the guy’s neck. Guess who’s in charge now?

Watch the video above.

Here’s the official description for tonight’s “Gotham”:

As Bane (guest star Shane West) enacts his final plan for Gotham’s destruction, Gordon rallies his former enemies to save the city. Meanwhile, Nyssa al Ghul (guest star Jaime Murray...

Are The Flash‘s Barry and Iris fresh out of parental guidance? Will Jag‘s coin flip be resolved? Will Jane the Virgin triangle get torturous? Baby talk on iZombie? Read on for answers to those questions plus teases from other shows.

Any scoop on how The Flash‘s Barry and Iris will react to Nora working with Thawne? –Mariam

When last we tuned in, we saw Barry, for one, react by stuffing his daughter into the Pipeline. And when the series returns this Tuesday, emotions will still be at a fever pitch. In fact, “that storyline is going to...

Take a look at more new footage, plus images from the "Gotham" episode "They Did What?", directed by Carol Banker, airing April 18, 2019 on Fox:

Cast includes Ben McKenzie as 'Detective James Gordon', Donal Logue as 'Harvey Bullock', David Mazouz as 'Bruce Wayne...

...Camren Bicondova as 'Selina Kyle'/'Catwoman', Morena Baccarin as 'Leslie Thompkins'...

...Sean Pertwee as 'Alfred', Robin Lord Taylor as 'The Penguin'...

...Erin Richards as 'Barbara Kean', Cory Michael Smith as 'Edward Nygma'/'the Riddler', Jessica Lucas as 'Tabitha Galavan'...

...Chris Chalk as 'Lucius Fox', Drew Powell as 'Butch Gilzean'/'Solomon Grundy'...

...Alexander Siddig as 'Ra's Ah Ghul...

...and Crystal Reed as 'Sofia Falcone'.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "Gotham: They Did What ?"...

Does the fifth and final season of the Gotham TV show on Fox work toward a satisfying conclusion? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Gotham is cancelled or renewed for a sixth season. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households, so our viewing habits and opinions weren't considered before the decision was made to end the series. Now, we're offering you the chance to rate all the season six episodes of Gotham for us here.

A Fox crime drama from the D.C. Comics universe, Gotham stars Ben McKenzie, Donal Logue, Robin Lord Taylor, Cory Michael Smith, David Mazouz, Sean Pertwee, Erin Richards, Camren Bicondova, and Chris Chalk. The Fox series explores the early days of then-police detective James Gordon (McKenzie) and iconic Gotham City...

Take a look at more new footage, plus images revealing the 'Joker', from the "Gotham" episode "They Did What?", directed by Carol Banker, airing April 18, 2019 on Fox:

Cast includes Ben McKenzie as 'Detective James Gordon', Donal Logue as 'Harvey Bullock', David Mazouz as 'Bruce Wayne, Camren Bicondova as 'Selina Kyle'/'Catwoman', Morena Baccarin as 'Leslie Thompkins', Sean Pertwee as 'Alfred', Robin Lord Taylor as 'The Penguin'...

...Erin Richards as 'Barbara Kean', Cory Michael Smith as 'Edward Nygma'/'the Riddler', Jessica Lucas as 'Tabitha Galavan', Chris Chalk as 'Lucius Fox', Drew Powell as 'Butch Gilzean'/'Solomon Grundy', Alexander Siddig as 'Ra's Ah Ghul and Crystal Reed as 'Sofia Falcone'.

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Has the Dark Knight finally arrived? Fox just released a new poster for the upcoming series finale of Gotham.

The Batman prequel series explores the early days of then-police detective James Gordon (Ben McKenzie) and iconic Gotham City characters — before they became legends. The cast includes Donal Logue, Robin Lord Taylor, Cory Michael Smith, David Mazouz, Sean Pertwee, Erin Richards, Camren Bicondova, and Chris Chalk.

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Take a look at more footage, plus images from the "Gotham" episode "They Did What?", directed by Carol Banker, airing April 18, 2019 on Fox:

Cast includes Ben McKenzie as 'Detective James Gordon', Donal Logue as 'Harvey Bullock', David Mazouz as 'Bruce Wayne, Camren Bicondova as 'Selina Kyle'/'Catwoman', Morena Baccarin as 'Leslie Thompkins', Sean Pertwee as 'Alfred', Robin Lord Taylor as 'The Penguin'...

...Erin Richards as 'Barbara Kean', Cory Michael Smith as 'Edward Nygma'/'the Riddler', Jessica Lucas as 'Tabitha Galavan', Chris Chalk as 'Lucius Fox', Drew Powell as 'Butch Gilzean'/'Solomon Grundy', Alexander Siddig as 'Ra's Ah Ghul and Crystal Reed as 'Sofia Falcone'.

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As a prequel series, there’s always been an unavoidable finish line waiting for Gotham. The Fox series ends when Batman begins.

That finish line is looming and the end is near for the series, which is set in Bruce Wayne’s hometown in the years and months leading up to his first masked-man adventures as Batman. After five seasons, Gotham will conclude with a two-part series finale that airs April 18 and April 25. The series will also hit the magic number with its 100th episode with that final broadcast. The poster released today (found below) by Fox makes it clear that the final episodes will deliver what fans have long-waited for — an appearance by a certain caped crusader.

The show has been an eccentric entry in the television life of DC Comics characters. Its main protagonist, for one thing, doesn’t wear a cape or mask and never will. The...

On the one hand, we have every right to be excited about Gotham‘s series finale. After all, there’s no better way to cap off a five-year run than spending most of the concluding episode ten years into the future so that we can see what became of our favorite villains – and see the Batman that this iteration of Bruce Wayne grew into.

But on the other, the costuming could wind up leaving a bad taste in the mouths of viewers. Though I can somewhat appreciate what they’ve done with the Joker by showing what it’d look like if a guy fell into a vat of acid, the Dark Knight’s getup looks like a Diy cosplay. Of course, final judgment should be reserved because the highly criticized Bane is poised to deliver a fine performance in next Thursday’s episode.

So, while I may grow to...

Tonight on Gotham, a “canned dinner” date takes multiple unexpected turns. When all is said and done, will either Bruce or Selina have an appetite for dessert?

In this sneak peek from “The Trial Of Jim Gordon” — written by Ben McKenzie and directed by Erin Richards, and airing on Fox at 8/7c — — Selina (played by Camren Bicondova) is pondering whether the meal she and Bruce just shared was a date date (and looking forward to any future ones) when Bruce quashes the mood with a big announcement.

What decision has he arrived at in the ninth out of this farewell season’s 12 episodes?...

Fans of the Gotham TV series will have the chance to bring home the fifth and final season of the show when it arrives on blu-ray this June. Come inside for all the details on the release, including a big "Complete Series" boxset.

Gotham is coming to an end with it's final season, which means it's a great chance for those who missed out, or just want to rewatch the series from the start, to enjoy it all. Warner Bros. has announced the blu-ray release of the Fifth season will land on June 11th along with a Complete Series blu-ray set that brings everything together in one tidy package for fans:

The final episodes of the hit DC/Wbtv series lay the foundation for the city’s iconic future as Warner Bros. Home Entertainment gets set to release Gotham: The Complete Fifth and Final Season on Blu-ray and DVD for $29.98 / $24.98 Srp.

The final episodes of the hit DC/Wbtv series lay the foundation for the city’s iconic future as Warner Bros. Home Entertainment gets set to release Gotham: The Complete Fifth and Final Season on Blu-ray and DVD for $29.98 / $24.98 Srp. Out on June 11, 2019, the new release includes DC Super-Villain-filled extras that explore the characters and world of the Dark Knight that fans have come to know and love.

Gotham: The Complete Series, which includes all five seasons of Gotham will also be available for fans to own June 11, 2019 on Blu-ray and DVD for $112.99 / 99.99 Srp.

The fifth and final season of Gotham wraps up the iconic series in an unforgettable event that focuses on Bruce Wayne’s ultimate transformation into the Caped Crusader, while Jim Gordon struggles to hold together a city on the edge of chaos. Following the epic events of season four, the Legend of the Dark Knight resumes...

Having a bun in the oven doesn’t mean Barbara can’t put a bullet in a head, as seen in this sneak peek from Fox’s Gotham.

In the seventh episode of the Fox drama’s 12-episode farewell run, titled “Ace Chemicals” and airing tonight at 8/7c, Gordon races to uncover the criminal element that is threatening to end talks of Gotham’s reunification with the mainland. Elsewhere, Jeremiah returns and organizes a twisted recreation of the murder of Bruce’s parents, with the help of Jervis Tetch aka Mad Hatter (returning guest star Benedict Samuel).

Meanwhile, sampled in the sneak peek above,...

A just-released trailer for next Thursday’s episode of the Fox series Gotham shows the return of Jeremiah Valeska (guest star Cameron Monaghan), the malevolent grinning madman who seems locked in a dance of death with the entire city — but especially with the orphan son of Thomas and Martha Wayne.

Valeska’s character is one of the more intriguing elements of Gotham which is in its fifth and final season. The show’s creative team was reluctant early on to include the Joker in their prequel saga about Bruce Wayne’s life leading up to his adoption of the masked alias of Batman. They relented before the end of the first season when they brought in Valeska, the demented son of circus performers whose background and persona veer from the familiar Joker mythology (although that mythology changes so often and so dramatically that its a joke to consider anything as...

“Gotham” dropped a new trailer for the Fox drama’s Feb. 21 episode on Friday, revealing that (spoiler alert?) Cameron Monaghan’s Jeremiah Valeska is for sure The Joker. Yes, you’re shocked, we know.

Here’s the official description for next Thursday’s installment in the final season of the Batman prequel series, titled “Ace Chemicals,” which will feature Jeremiah’s “birth” into the famous villain who definitely no one already suspected he was:

Gordon races to uncover the criminal element threatening to end talks of Gotham’s reunification with the mainland. A very-much-alive Jeremiah (guest star Cameron Monaghan) returns and organizes a twisted recreation of the murder of Bruce’s parents, with the help of Jervis Tetch aka Mad Hatter (guest star Benedict Samuel) in the all-new “Ace Chemicals” episode of Gotham airing Thursday, Feb. 21 (8:00-9:00 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

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Give points to Ben McKenzie for mastering the non-confirmation confirmation. When asked how his character of Jim Gordon would physically change in the new season of “Gotham,” the actor said: “Well, they only had to add one thing for me,” hinting at Commissioner Gordon’s iconic mustache.

Speaking during Fox’s TCA panel for the outgoing drama, the cast joined producer John Stephens and director Danny Cannon to prepare the audience for an ending spring-loaded with expectations.

“Gotham” was conceived as a peculiar prequel: a Batman show before Batman shows up. Bruno Heller’s story focused on the formation of Gotham City as a corrupt urban metropolis in need of a hero to clean up the streets, working up to the moment when a young Bruce Wayne dons the cape and cowl.

With the ending of “Gotham” this spring, it will provide answers for long-held assumptions about some characters. For instance,...

At the winter Television Critics Assn. press tour Wednesday, Fox presented several of their programs — and debuted a sense of what “new Fox,” a network left out of Disney’s 20th Century Fox acquisition, will look like. Panels included a valedictory look at “Gotham” before its final season, an omnibus presentation of several of the network’s dramas at once, a look at breakout hit “The Masked Singer” and a table read of the new Emily Spivey-created animated series “Bless the Harts.”

This is the second broadcast-network panel in two days to feature the debut of a network head whose job has been impacted by the Disney/Fox merger; following new ABC chief Karey Burke yesterday, Charlie Collier, late of AMC, took the stage. Here’s what Variety learned from him and from his shows’ panels.

A Nimbler Fox?

Fox Entertainment CEO Collier delivered an opening executive session that...