Gotham

Gotham Season 3 Episode 10 was titled "Time Bomb."

Ready to see what transpired during the hour? Good. Let's do this!

Gotham Season 3 Episoe 6 was titled "Follow the White Rabbit."

You know what that was a reference to, right? Alice and Wonderland!

Gotham Season 3 Episode 4 was titled "New Day Rising."

As for what actually transpired on this installment of the popular Fox drama? We have that helpful answer below...

Fall television has returned!

Thank goodness, right?!?

So... did the finale live up to your expectations?

Following a strong second season, one that shifted the focus away from young Bruce Wayne and on to the villains of Gotham, this Fox hit came to a temporary end on Monday night.

Wait just one minute, television world!

With networks staging their Upfront presentations this week, all eyes are on the 2016-2017 schedule and lineup.

First, NBC.

Now, FOX.

So... what went down on Gotham Season 2 Episode 20?

Did you miss the latest installment of this fun Fox drama? Have no worries if so.

We're inching closer and closer to the second season finale of Gotham.

How did Gotham Season 2 Episode 19 build anticipation and momentum to this major installment?

We're getting closer and closer to the second season finale of Gotham.

What happened on Gotham Season 2 Episode 18 to build the anticipation for this concluding installment?

Ready for a return to Gotham?

This enjoyable Fox drama took a week off, but then returned strong with Gotham Season 2 Episode 17.

Gordon finds himself in pretty big trouble on Gotham Season 2 Episode 16.

That's what happens when you get removed from protective custody.

It's a girl for Morena Baccarin and Ben McKenzie!

When will we get another taste of Cookie?

When will Homer Simpson takes his next swig of Duff?

Fox announced the first part of its 2015-2016 schedule this morning, making major news on a handful of programming notes:

Gotham took an extended winter hiatus... returned with its worst episode to date... and then took another week off.

So Gotham Season 1 Episode 12 really needed to deliver the goods in order to keep our attention going forward. And the installment actually proved to be a solid bounce back for the Fox drama.

The action moved to Arkham Asylum on Gotham Season 1 Episode 11, although we use the word "action" very loosely in this case.

Because, wow, was the Gotham 2015 premiere hideously boring.

So... that was it?

Gotham Season 1 Episode 10 marked the midseason finale of this freshman Fox drama.

Bruce Wayne met Selina Kyle on Gotham Season 1 Episode 9, with the future antagonists getting along rather well at this young age.

Elsewhere, Harvey Nicholas D'Agosto made his first appearance as Harvey Dent, flipping that character's iconic two-headed coin in his very first scene.

Nicholas D'Agosto debuted as Harvey Dent premiered on Gotham Season 1 Episode 9. 

But the freshman series made the same mistake with this character as it has made in the past, seemingly caring more about teasing his future as Two-Face than establishing him as an actual person in this Gotham universe first.

Bruce Wayne is ready to right.

That much was made apparent at the close of Gotham Season 1 Episode 8 when he came right out and asked Alfred if he could teach him some physical combat.

This was probably the worst episode of Gotham to date.

Titled "The Mask," Gotham Season 1 Episode 8 didn't feature an especially engaging Case of the Week, as Harvey and Gordon looked into the death of someone in the financial industry, someone who was killed by a number of blows to the face and who was found with a finger in his mouth.

The war, according to the following promo for Gotham Season 1 Episode 8, has only just begun.

Following a very strong Gotham Season 1 Episode 7, in which Falcone actually let Bullock and Gordon live, everyone's favorite DC Comics-based detective won't be satisfied with basic survival.

The truth was out there for all to react to on Gotham Season 1 Episode 7: Oswald Cobblepot is alive and well.

This means James Gordon has to die, right?