A battle with Ecco and Gotham is forever changed once again and we chat all about it in our Gotham 503 Review of "Penguin, Our Hero". We are again joined by David Mazouz (Bruce Wayne of Gotham) for some thoughts on the changes to Selina and the differences between Batman and Catwoman we also discuss our Top Five case notes in our Gotham 503 review. This is a spoiler filled discussion so as always make sure you've watched the episode before listening to the podcast.

Ecco (Francesca Root-Dodson) does a little flag waving on behalf of Jeremiah and Penguin (Robin Lord Taylor) and Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) have to work together

Gotham 503 Review "Penguin, Our Hero" Synopsis

Directed by: Rob Bailey 

Written by: Tze Chun 

Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) hopes to stop the gang fighting in Gotham with the creation of Haven to act as a safe zone for refugees in the devastated city. As more people arrive to take advantage of Haven’s safety a number of its new inhabitants, Mr Arthur Penn (Andrew Sellon), Edward the bulldog and the Gertrude Kapelput Memorial Choir, attract the attention of the Penguin (Robin Lord Taylor). As the Penguin goes to Haven to reclaim his staff and people, with the aid of the Street Demons, Low Boys and the Undead, Selina Kyle (Camren Bicondova) is more determined than ever to find and reclaim Jeremiah for her own revenge and on her terms.

Selina convinces Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) to help her and as they navigate the violence of the Mutant’s gang in the dark zone they find a way to join Jeremiah’s gang at a initiation ceremony in an abandoned church given over to the cult of Jeremiah. As Selina plays Russian roulette with Ecco (Francesca Root-Dodson) a rift forms between her and Bruce as she is determined to do it her way.

Meanwhile back at Haven, the Penguin goes from villain to hero but loses his trusted advisor and his pens and things go tick, tick BOOM!!!

David Mazouz thoughts Gotham 503

This week on the podcast David Mazouz joins us again to talk about he changes to Selina and the big difference between Batman and Catwoman. We've also put all of our discussions with David about Season 5 out as one podcast . This interview will be available as a separate episode on https://gothamtvpodcast.com.

Andrew Sellon interview on Gotham

This week on Gotham we said farewell to one of our favourite recurring characters on the show as Mr. Arthur Penn was caught in the crossfire. Andrew Sellon who played the character for the last few years joined us to discuss his time on the show. Where his character would have gone had Gotham continued past season 5. His death scene and final words to Penguin. We also discuss some of the fun moments in his characters history from behind the scenes moments with Ben McKenzie and Donal Logue, to the baby grow costume choice for his appearance on the show.