'Smile Like You Mean It' saw a disturbingly stellar return of Jerome, while also effectively balancing some smaller, plot-progressing "B" stories. It did this by letting each story line do what it was best at and ending with one hell of a cliffhanger.
Monaghan's performance made the character a memorable villain, but Gotham only used Jerome sporadically throughout the first three seasons. After being absent for the first half of the fourth season, Jerome made a triumphant comeback in Gotham season 4 episode 11 “Queen Takes Knight.”
Jerome's resurgence didn't exactly follow that route, but he did come back because of Strange's tech. At this point, a rabid cult had built up around Jerome and it was a few of his followers who attempted to resurrect him. Failing at first, cult leader Dwight opted to just cut Jerome's face off and wear it as his own.
Jeremiah Valeska is a major antagonist in the television series, Gotham. He is the twin brother of the terrorist cult leader, Jerome Valeska, as well as being the arch-nemesis of Bruce Wayne. Jeremiah is the show's equivalent to the Joker, taking over from Jerome, although both of them never took on the Joker alias.
Jerome is resurrected by a cult of followers in Season 3, and once again escapes incarceration and gathers a team of supervillains to spread chaos in Gotham City in Season 4. Before falling to his death, Jerome warns Gordon that others would follow in his footsteps.
However it came to be revealed that Jerome had indeed been revived as he was forced to wear bandages around his head before learning that the leader of the cult which stole his face was using it as a mask. Jerome would kill the cult-leader to get his face back and later have it grafted back on.
In "Snowfall"'s sixth episode, titled "Concrete Jungle," Jerome meets a tragic fate when he, his nephew Franklin, and his wife Louie (Angela Lewis) find themselves stuck in a warehouse shoot-out. Despite the tragedy, the death is likely no surprise to viewers.
Bruce is 29 by the end of the series, since by the time of the season 4 episode "A Dark Knight: That's Entertainment", Bruce celebrates his 18th birthday, and since the season 5 episode "They Did What?" takes place over a year later, making Bruce 19, plus the ten year time jump makes him 29 by the time of "The ...
Although it seems as though Jerome was going to be The Joker, in season 4 we find out that it is actually his twin brother Jeremiah Valeska. I think Jerome's roll in the TV series was to start the chaos and like his father said bring death and madness to Gotham.
“Rock climbing. Yes, we were rock climbing. Alfred's been teaching me,” says a young Bruce Wayne after being released from the Gotham City Police Department.
Bruce Wayne, alternately known by the vigilante persona Batman, is a fictional character appearing in the Fox series Gotham, based on the character of the same name who is the secret identity of DC Comics superhero Batman, created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane, and developed for television by Bruno Heller.
Gotham Knights has been a respectable ratings performer and, under different circumstances, could've made it to a second season but, with the business model of the CW changing under its new ownership, only a handful of highly rated (by CW standards) existing scripted series could make the cut.
Barbara Eileen "Babs" Kean, M.D. (formerly Kean-Gordon; May 16, 1974 – June 12, 2002; resurrected April 2012) is the ex-wife/good friend of Jim Gordon, mother of Barbara Gordon and James Gordon Jr., daughter of the late Everett Kean and the late Elizabeth Kean, former best-friend-turned-enemy of Tabitha Galavan and ...
Jerome is revealed to be 18-years old in season 2, and chronologically can be assumed to be 23-years old in season 4 based on the age difference between the twins and Bruce Wayne. If the letters in his first and last name are switched around, Jerome Valeska can spell out Joker.
This later led to his betrayal and murder at Galavan's hands, although his death brought about an underground movement devoted to him and his way of thinking. Jerome was later resurrected from the dead by a follower, allowing him to once again reign terror upon Gotham City.
Yes, Nygma pulled the trigger, but he was actually being mind-controlled by someone else -- the season's real mastermind: Shane West's Eduardo Dorrance, aka Bane. We've known for a while that West would be introduced as the Fox drama's version of Bane, who in the comics famously broke Batman's back.
Gordon tries to negotiate a ceasefire between Gotham's gangs but is shot by Zsasz and left comatose. As Lee operates on him, Gordon dreams of himself being on trial for his failures in his life and decisions.
All this TLDR is to say, regardless of what Arthur thought for awhile in the JOKER movie, Joker does not have any known siblings or any other relatives. Even the character, Joker's Daughter/Harlequin, from the comics is not actually Joker's daughter but rather Two-Face's daughter.
