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Gotham – Season 1, Episode 20 Under the Knife

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65% Tomatometer 20 Reviews
The Ogre (Milo Ventimiglia) targets someone close to Gordon; Bruce and Selina work together to expose a corrupt employee at Wayne Enterprises; Nygma defends Kristin Kringle.
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Gotham — Season 1, Episode 20

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Gotham finds the right mix of creepy and fun, even when the plot of "Under the Knife" spreads the characters a bit too thin.

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Sean T. Collins Rolling Stone 08/06/2020
What's a boy to do? That's the question posed by tonight's episode, "Under the Knife," and the answer: Not much worth watching, unfortunately. Go to Full Review
Simon Abrams New York Magazine/Vulture 04/21/2015
3/5
The most promising part of "Under the Knife" is the mentor/pupil dynamic the Ogre tries to foster with Barbara Kean. Go to Full Review
Vinnie Mancuso Observer 04/21/2015
Sometimes it's okay for super villains to find out they don't really mind murder, and maybe they ALSO love riddles. They can take their time with these things. Go to Full Review
Robert Yaniz, Jr. Screen Rant 08/06/2020
The twisted romance of the Ogre and Barbara doesn't exactly fall flat, but it is perhaps one of the less interesting aspects of an episode loaded with more intriguing B-story. Go to Full Review
Karmen Fox Baltimore Sun 08/06/2020
I liked how "Under the Knife" discussed how people create alter egos to protect themselves. It plays into the Batman mythos masterfully. Go to Full Review
Joseph McCabe Nerdist 08/06/2020
Fish Mooney, the character with arguably the most agency, is nowhere to be seen in "Under the Knife," and so we're forced to confront and reevaluate the other women on Gotham. What we find isn't exactly heartening. Go to Full Review
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Episode Info

Synopsis The Ogre (Milo Ventimiglia) targets someone close to Gordon; Bruce and Selina work together to expose a corrupt employee at Wayne Enterprises; Nygma defends Kristin Kringle.
Executive Producer
Bruno Heller, Danny Cannon, John Stephens
Network
Fox
Rating
TV-14 (D|L|V)
Genre
Drama, Action
Original Language
English
Release Date
Apr 20, 2015