18 – Everyone has a Cobblepot
Everyone has
a Cobblepot? That is not a pleasant picture in my head right now
So, Flass is
let out of jail, despite the overwhelming evidence, after Bullock ‘admits’ that
he falsified evidence against him on the orders of Commissioner Loeb. So now Gordon
teams up with our Harvey Duo to find evidence to convict Loeb himself.
Yeah, we’re
going down that road, again. You know, the corrupt cop angle begins to bore me
to tears. So, I’m glad they spiced things up with this.
But can we
just get to the consequences of Jim Gordon throwing away almost every shred of
morality to get the job done. The deal with Penguin is a major time bomb and
given this series dictates the rise of the Penguin; it won’t be long before
BOOM! I’ll get back to the other problem this causes momentarily
So, to
confront Loeb, they need to find out about the murder of his wife and since he
and Falcone are the only two who know anything, they need someone close, so
throw in the Penguin, and the deal that has a 100% chance of biting him in the
ass
They find
out that his daughter is f*cking nuts (much like the knife wielding psychos in
a previous scene) and she is the one who killed her mother. She lives under the
protection of two elderly red shirts (I need to watch Star Trek at some point)
So, Gordon
decides to blackmail Loeb, by holding his daughter hostage unless Flass gets a
fair trial, Bullock’s file is destroyed and Gordon becomes president or
something (I don’t know, this plot is so dumb I don’t care anymore) so yeah, if
Loeb finds out about Gordon doing favours for Cobblebot, this ruse is over and
Gordon will have a file.
With so much
dumb in that plot, it’s time for subplot #1 featuring Fish Mooney who for some
reason is still alive. She finally meets Dollmacher, and… She becomes a
manager. I can’t even fathom the level of dumb here.
Subplot #2
focuses on the aftermath of Alfred’s attack last week. This really should’ve
gotten more focus, as we get a reverse of what’s inevitably to come for Batman
when he’s injured as well as Bruce promising with Cat as his witness to get the
guy responsible (because he’s gonna be Batman someday, did we mention that
before, because he is, gonna be Batman I mean…. Did I mention he’s gonna be
Batman someday)
Subplot #3
is so short it’s barely worth mentioning. Nygma makes advances of Miss Kringle,
but she’s still in love with Flass, and that’s it
This is a
dumb episode and definitely not the best to lead into a 6-week break. But maybe
it’s enough time to recover our lost brain cells and enjoy the rest of the
finale.
Rating 5/10
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