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I thought it was the strongest episode so far. It helps that they focused more on one element (the investigation) rather than trying to sprinkle in everything.
I still don't feel like they need to squeeze Bruce into every episode, but I remain grateful that Gordon doesn't keep popping over to explain the city's corruption to him.
Did Jim and Barbara have their discussion offscreen? At the beginning, she wants to share the load with him on everything, and at the end, she talks to him openly about Cobblepot. Something felt missing.
Good episode for Bullock. It highlights Gordon's moral dilemma to see how Harvey changed over time. Also, I loved the exchange at the very end when Harvey switched from lying on Jim's behalf to turning on him after realizing the lie was true. Great moment.
I still don't feel like they need to squeeze Bruce into every episode, but I remain grateful that Gordon doesn't keep popping over to explain the city's corruption to him.
Did Jim and Barbara have their discussion offscreen? At the beginning, she wants to share the load with him on everything, and at the end, she talks to him openly about Cobblepot. Something felt missing.
Good episode for Bullock. It highlights Gordon's moral dilemma to see how Harvey changed over time. Also, I loved the exchange at the very end when Harvey switched from lying on Jim's behalf to turning on him after realizing the lie was true. Great moment.
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