This episode did have good elements to it, the best being the fact that Terry goes missing and alliances must be made and differences put aside for a common goal.
What I'm talking about is the team-up of Max and Bruce who from the first meeting in the show have had a tough time together. And the writers should have focused much more on that, because while I got some good chuckles out of their convesations and Bruce's playing around with her, I think that both more of Gotham could have been explored, the evolution of their relationship could've been even more interesting and more could've been left to the imagination about Terry's missing and what or who he might have encountered adding amystery plot to it.
While Terry grows as a selfless person as the future Batman in here when he is trapped along with this kid known as DAC, I think it was the weakest part of the episode. And Shriek as the villain wasn't that interesting.
So, the good parts were good but could've been better while the weaker parts were kind of meh.
What I'm talking about is the team-up of Max and Bruce who from the first meeting in the show have had a tough time together. And the writers should have focused much more on that, because while I got some good chuckles out of their convesations and Bruce's playing around with her, I think that both more of Gotham could have been explored, the evolution of their relationship could've been even more interesting and more could've been left to the imagination about Terry's missing and what or who he might have encountered adding amystery plot to it.
While Terry grows as a selfless person as the future Batman in here when he is trapped along with this kid known as DAC, I think it was the weakest part of the episode. And Shriek as the villain wasn't that interesting.
So, the good parts were good but could've been better while the weaker parts were kind of meh.
