Gotham: A Dark Knight: Reunion

Gotham’s A Dark Knight season continues with “Reunion.” It’s one of their simpler titles and it works on a few levels.

Gotham: A Beautiful Darkness

They continue Gotham’s current season with “A Dark Knight: A Beautiful Darkness.” This one opens with Ivy 3.0 and Selina robbing a rich family by making use of Ivy’s new influence power.

The Gifted: X-Roads

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“X-Roads” is the second half of The Gifted’s season one finale. Things have been action packed up until now, and they keep going.

The Gifted: eXtraction

The Gifted wraps up their first season with a two hour finale, eXtraction and Xroads. Things have been getting bad for both sides as the season has gone on, and events build to a head as the Mutant Underground and Sentinel Services head for a major battle.

The Gifted 3 X 1

The Gifted is the first of the hero shows back from winter break. “3 X 1″ picks up shortly after the tragic events of the previous episode, “eXploited.”

The Gifted: eXploited

THAT mission went well…

The mid-season finale for The Gifted starts off with things looking bad, and ends with them being even worse. At the end of last episode, a good chunk of the team was captured by Sentinel Services. Now, the ones that are left have to figure out how to get their friends back and not get caught up in all-out war with the government.

Gotham: Queen Takes Knight

Gotham hits the mid-season finale with “Queen Takes Knight.”

The Gifted: outfoX

This week’s opening flashback on The Gifted is set one year ago. The Struckers are having a family picnic. While Reed and Caitlin talk about their busy schedules, Andy and Lauren are off down the path a bit. Andy is trying to teach Lauren to skateboard, and it’s a nice little brother/sister scene. Up until…

The Gifted: threat of eXtinction

The flashback for “threat of eXtinction” goes back a lot earlier than the others. This episode of The Gifted starts back in London of 1952

Gotham: Let Them Eat Pie

Batman is one of the darker heroes out there, and a lot of his stories over the years have reflected that. Gotham is pre-Batman (and ever more off in its own version of reality, but that’s another issue), but it doesn’t go easy on the darkness. “Let Them Eat Pie” is one of their more disturbing episode so far, and at this point, that says something.