@WanderingBullet The last two episodes of the final season will apparently skip ahead in time, to show the cast playing out a "proper" Batman-based conclusion to the series.
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@Foxy-Goddess-Scotchy I finally caught up with LoD last night and that was quite the episode but leaves even more questions than before.
I only hope it’s not getting too complex for its own good and also hope they have the sense to call it a day with the programme at some point as it will start to get a bit too ridiculous if the overarching plot is dragged out too much.
Yep, last nights GoT episode was really incredible. I’m someone who happily looks past and ignores plots with regards to the books, you’ve got to appreciate what Miguel achieved with last nights episode.
I was mildly disappointed with GoT to be honest. It felt like watching The Walking Dead 'superhuman syndrome' at times. And only really second stringers dead. It was generally good, but pacing wasn't great and they spent way too much time signposting that Arya was going to be the hero of the piece. By the Red Woman scene, there really wasn't any doubt that she'd be killing the Night King; and the build up to it didn't put anyone else in a position to get to him either. It was a decent enough watch, but the flow, continuity and direction of the battle was off.
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So I managed to watch the second half of episode 11 as well as the whole of episode 12 of Gotham. Didn't like it back then when I saw the first few episodes of Season 1, didn't like it (Season 5) now either. Also, the Batman suit was quite ugly.
I think Tim Burton's Batman suit is still my favourite.
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