Gotham

So, on the night Agents of SHIELD aired, DC/WB announced a Jim Gordon centric series, Gotham:

In one of the biggest drama deals this season, after a bidding war, Fox has landed Gotham, from Warner Bros. TV and The Mentalist creator Bruno Heller, with a series commitment. (...) It explores the origin stories of Commissioner James Gordon and the villains who made Gotham City famous. In Gotham, Gordon is still a detective with the Gotham City Police Department and is yet to meet Batman who will not be part of the series. The Gordon character was introduced in 1939 in the very first Batman comic.

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Well, sounds interesting - though I would've preferred Marvel's Agent Carter series, to be honest - but the way DC/WB's been playing catch-up lately, is rather pathetic. First they refused Joss Whedon's Wonder Woman script, then they said a Justice League movie was impossible to make - only to be proven wrong by Marvel's The Avengers. Now they obviously adapted the "see what Marvel does and copy" model. Well...

Star Trek: Voyager 109-110

Nice episodes, especially their message. 109 was about a culture that thought they knew what happened after death. 110 was about the Prime Directive - used by an alien culture against the Voyager crew. Interesting concepts, stuff that made me think.

For me, it wasn't about the episodes themselves, about the happenings, though, what really got to me were the fall-outs. In 109, it was the conversation Janeway had with Harry Kim about what happened to him and about what actually happens after death. In 110, it was the confrontation between Torres and Tuvok on the one side and Janeway on the other about what they did, how they betrayed her trust. Ouch.

On a shallow note - Harry Kim is so pretty *_*