Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
Gotham hurled a lot of things our way in the busy "A Legion of Horribles." Jada Pinkett Smith's Fish Mooney (bitch!) was brought back to life, now with some type of Kilgrave persuasion power. Clayface debuted as one of Strange's new test subjects and took the form of a captured Jim Gordon (complete with Jim Gordon wig - which Strange had at the ready!). And the Court of Owls officially made their show debut.
All of this made for an eventful outing. Which is what you're looking for in a penultimate season episode. But was any of it good? As with always on Gotham, it was a mix of okay and ridiculous. That seems to be the ideal operating temperature for this show. One thing I did like though was how Strange got called out on his sloppiness. It's something that's been bugging me for a few episodes now. Someone as meticulous as Strange basically being so much of a loose cannon that he now has everyone gunning for him. He pretty much outed himself as the villain and has only himself to blame. And the Court of Owls knows it, and they were ready to punch his card.
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