Given the controversy that surrounded Gotham’s odd airing schedule (which resulted in fans struggling to keep up with the show), fans were worried that this would be repeated in the second season Gotham. Fortunately, this will not be the case as it’s now confirmed that Gotham Season 2 will only have one significant break (the mid-season break that most TV shows have).
There may be small breaks (though not confirmed yet) but this will be the only significant break in the season.
Fox’s plan is to release 11 episodes, take a break and then release the remaining 11 episodes.
For those of you who couldn’t keep up, this was the odd schedule that the first season went through:
- First episodes aired from September through November.
- The show then took a month off.
- The show came back but almost right away, took a couple weeks off.
- The show came back again, but then took a month and a half off before finally airing the final four episodes.
Thoughts on this news? Are you happy that the second season of Gotham won’t have bizarre breaks?
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By Ruari Williamson
Though recent reports indicated that the sequel to 2013’s Pacific Rim film had been halted completely, director Guillermo del Toro stated that the film has only been postponed, citing the reasons as budget and script issues that need to be fixed.
Del Toro had the following to say:
“It’s still going. I don’t think it will be my next movie, though. It was postponed. We’re working on the budget. We’re working on the screenplay. And I think the need was to send a budget and screenplay that fit. Once that is done, we’ll know if it goes or not. For the moment, it’s not cancelled.”
Thoughts on this news? Are you happy that Pacific Rim 2 isn’t cancelled?
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By Ruari Williamson
A preview for Batman: Arkham Knight’s The Dark Knight Tumbler DLC has been released, via the latest episode of the Arkham Insider series.
You can watch the preview at the link below:
Preview
The DLC will officially be released on September 22nd.
Thoughts on the preview? Are you looking forward to The Dark Knight Tumbler DLC?
By Ruari Williamson
The co-creator of Batman is finally going to get the credit he deserves for his contributions to one of the world’s most popular superheroes.
Even though Bill Finger played a pivotal role in creating Batman, Bob Kean always got the credit for the character’s creation and only now is Finger going to get the credit he is overdue for his work. It has been announced that the second season of Gotham and next year’s hotly-anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will be the first projects to give him credit, meaning that Kean won’t be getting sole credit for creating Batman anymore.
A statement from DC Entertainment on this change reads:
“DC Entertainment and the family of Bill Finger are pleased to announce that they have reached an agreement that recognizes Mr. Finger’s significant contributions to the Batman family of characters. Bill Finger was instrumental in developing many of the key creative elements that enrich the Batman universe, and we look forward to building on our acknowledgement of his significant role in DC Comics’ history. As part of our acknowledgement of those contributions, we are pleased to confirm today that Bill Finger will be receiving credit in the Warner Bros. television series Gotham beginning later this season, and in the forthcoming motion picture Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.”
Thoughts on this news? Are you happy that Bill Finger is finally getting credit for helping to create Batman?
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By Ruari Williamson
A new deleted scene from the first season of The Flash has surfaced, revealing that a nod was going to be made to Aquaman in the pilot episode of the show.
The deleted scene is a dialogue scene with Barry Allen and Detective Joe West, where the latter says the following line:
“Yeah, and last month you disappeared to Amnesty Bay to investigate a man who could talk to fish.”
You can watch the deleted scene in the link below:
Deleted Scene
My guess is that the showrunners decided they didn’t want to reference another Justice League member so early in the show, but they could have deleted the scene for other reasons.
Thoughts on the deleted scene? Do you wish it was kept in the show?
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By Ruari Williamson
Recent reports indicated that Series 9 would be actress Jenna Coleman’s last series as companion Clara Oswald, and now the news has been made official.
The reports had indicated that Coleman had recently filmed her final scenes and this announcement makes it look like those reports were accurate.
Coleman’s first appearance in Doctor Who was as Oswin Oswald in the episode “Asylum of the Daleks”, which aired on September 1st, 2012. She returned in that year’s Christmas Special episode “The Snowmen” where she played a Clara Oswald who died in that episode. As of “The Bells of Saint John”, she has been The Doctor’s companion and has been a companion to both Matt Smith’s and Peter Capaldi’s Doctors.
No word on how Clara leaves the show has been revealed so we’ll have to keep watching Series 9 to find out.
Thoughts on this news? Are you disappointed that Jenna Coleman is leaving Doctor Who?
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By Ruari Williamson
Need some more guaranteed explosions? A new report has indicated that Michael Bay will be returning to Transformers to direct the fifth instalment of the Transformers film series.
Bay has previously directed all of the previous Transformers films, though last year’s Transformers: Age of Extinction was the least popular of the series. Akiva Goldsman (Insurgent, Fringe) will serve as the writer on the fifth film.
In other Transformers news, Andrew Barrer and Gabriel Ferrari (who are working on an animated Sabrina the Teenage Witch adaption) will reportedly write an animation film which focuses on Cybertron and will showcase the origin of the Transformers.
Both films mark the start of a potential shared universe for Transformers as reported before.
Thoughts on this report? Would you like to see Michael Bay direct another Transformers film?
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By Ruari Williamson
To go along with the synopsis for The Flash Season 2 premier, The CW has also released the synopsis for the Arrow Season 4 premier episode titled “Green Arrow”.
The synopsis reads as follows:
“MY NAME IS THE GREEN ARROW — Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Felicity’s (Emily Bett Rickards) blissful getaway is cut short when Thea (Willa Holland) and Laurel (Katie Cassidy) pay them a visit and tell Oliver they need his help back in Star City. The city has been attacked by “Ghosts,” assassins led by a dangerous man named Damien Darhk (guest star Neal McDonough). However, when Oliver returns, Diggle (David Ramsey) makes it very clear that he doesn’t want Oliver on the team. Thor Freudenthal directed the episode with story by Greg Berlanti & Beth Schwartz and teleplay by Marc Guggenheim & Wendy Mericle.”
Arrow returns for its fourth season on October 7th.
Thoughts on the synopsis? Are you excited for the Arrow Season 4 premier?
By Ruari Williamson
The synopsis for The Flash Season 2 premier episode “The Man Who Saved Central City” has been released by The CW.
The synopsis reads as follows:
“BARRY DECIDES HE NEEDS TO PROTECT THE CITY ON HIS OWN — Picking up months after the Singularity attacked Central City, Barry (Grant Gustin) is still struggling to forgive himself for Eddie’s death. Concerned about putting his friends in danger, Barry has pushed everyone away and has chosen to protect the city on his own. When a meta-human named Atom Smasher (guest star Adam Copeland) attacks the city, Iris (Candice Patton) tells Barry that he needs to let his friends help him protect the citizens of Central City. Meanwhile, Cisco (Carlos Valdes) helps Joe (Jesse L. Martin) with his Meta Task Force. Ralph Hemecker directed the episode with story by Greg Berlanti & Andrew Kreisberg and teleplay by Andrew Kreisberg & Gabrielle Stanton.”
The Flash returns for its second season on October 6th.
Thoughts on the synopsis? Are you excited for The Flash Season 2 premier?
By Ruari Williamson
Many fans are excited to see Tom Holland’s Spider-Man make his debut in Captain America: Civil War next year, but until now no details on how long Peter Parker will have been Spider-Man in the story have been revealed. A new rumour has possibly revealed this detail.
The rumour indicates that Peter Parker will have been Spider-Man for one year prior to the events of Captain America: Civil War, and will only be known to the public as an urban legend.
By the time of Holland’s first solo Spider-Man film (scheduled for release on July 28th, 2017) Peter Parker will have been Spider-Man for two years.
Thoughts on this rumour? Are you looking forward to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man debut in Captain America: Civil War?
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By Ruari Williamson
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