They are effectively reminding the audience about his heart condition though, so I guess something is still going to happen about that.

Date, dump and write snarky lyrics probably.

That smile was the stuff of nightmares

This week all the policework was done by skully and hitchcock. A great day for the streets.

Even more of a shame in nowadays TV programming is that shows don't get the time to develop their premise anymore. It HAS to be instantly good, with characters completely established right out of the box and actor chemistry to boot or it gets canned.

You can tell he's so angry. His mouth may be all smiles, but his eyes… WANT TO MURDER YOU!

Harvey's and Gordon's reunion was decent enough IMO

The inmates at that point are struggling with a desire to do what they want aka riot and a respect/fear for authority. They are weighing their options, but then the illusion gets shattered when Gordon drops his authorative act and runs.

The music and the 'forget about it' really sold it for me.

Although the 1940s setting was supposed to be enhanced by the jazzy music, for me the Caro Emerald song (the one at the beginning of the episode) pulled me right out of the immersion. Sure, it could sound like it might have been made then, but when you hear a song that was on the radio not two years ago it becomes…

Wasn't Dave Franco one of them?

Nah man, hes super corrupt. The real protagonist in that movie is of course Kevin Bacon, gettin paddled for the team.

"Jew in the couch! Jew in the couch!"

Or paying some random guy to smuggle his laundry in and out of the house, escorting him to his room while looking around all panicky.

"and I would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for your meddling roommates!"

He crafts elaborate deathtraps for mice, hamsters and other small rodents.

Don't acknowledge, EXPLAIN!

GROUND!

Gotham, fighting for LGBT acceptance! Now we don't care about lesbian relationships on tv as much as any other relationship on tv!

Point-and-lever games.