Gotham Panel NYCC 2014

Gotham Panel at New York Comic Con 2014
Gotham plays on Fox 5 at 8pm Est. Mondays

Danny Cannon - Director, Producer
Ben McKenzie - James Gordon
Donal Logue - Harvey Bullock
Robin Lord Taylor - Oswald Cobblepot
Sean Pertwee - Alfred Pennyworth
Erin Richards - Barbara Kean

[Wolfstar]

the audience loves robin.... this makes my heart so happy...

[ElleW]

Robin is so endearing it's unbelievable.

[Brook]

This panel was awesome. I love how the fan mistakenly called Robin Taylor Penguin and Robin in Character said it's Oswald was lol. 

[HoustonSoto]

I'm loving this show so far! It was rocky in the pilot (felt a bit rushed) but I think it's hitting its stride. Terrific cast, especially Robin, tearing it up as Oswald/Penguin.

[bondservantjesus]

Thanks for having this. I probably would not see it otherwise. :)

[Brook]

Awesome Panel. Loving every moment of it. 

[Brook]

I can't wait to see the Iceberg Lounge. I know it won't happen now but in near future seeing that will be great. 

[JanenStephen]

Robin (after a fan question about Penguin and says the word, Oswald after apologising) I have been searching for a video where he goes into character. 😍😍 This has made my day 💕💕

[theresabollman]

OK, OK...sorry but Donal Logue is just TOO adorable. CUTE!!!!

[eekykitty]

FYI to the people who filmed this...you can be heard during the panel.

[reidmason]

Fun fact: Danny Cannon directed the 1995 JUDGE DREDD with Sylvester Stallone. He's been in the comic book realm before.

Doing Batman almost 20 years later must feel like old home week for him.

[CaptainPikeachu]

I don't get why someone has to bring up comparison and competition between DC and Marvel without even acknowledging that Marvel has diversity and strong female character as well - even if it's just television sphere with Gotham vs Agents of SHIELD, it's like the person has somehow forgotten that AoS has three female leads, two of whom are women of color - one asian and one mixed race - and there's also two more male characters who are african american in prominent roles, that's not even accounting to the villains and guest stars who are diversified as well - so I really fail to see why a comparison has to be brought up - yes Gotham does a great job at creating female characters and diversity, but you can compliment the show on that without sounding silly in ignoring that Marvel also has diversity and female characters. You can pat Gotham on the back without shooting down another side and leaving these kinds of comments that are really ignorant. It's like you're purposely trying to goad people into a fight and it's incredibly frustrating.

[Swenglish]

Leading questions...so many leading questions.

[ISpyABirdie]

I adore Erin, it's just I hate Barbara more now than I did last year. XD

[theresabollman]

What did she say to Donal about being amazing? In what?