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Previously on "Gotham Knights"...

They think I killed my dad

because I wanted his money?

Cullen: We didn't kill your dad any more than you did.

We're gonna clear our names.

We're a lot of things but we're not cops.

Cullen: But whoever is behind it is gonna make sure

we have a little accident.

[Ford and Carrie grunting]

Who the hell are you?

I'm Robin.

So, you knew my dad was Batman?

Mutant Gang threw him off the roof

of my apartment.

I dragged him to safety.

Not a bad way to meet your hero.

Turner, he didn't want you

to follow down that path.

I swiped this from Ford during our escape.

Duela: It's the symbol of the Court of Owls.

They're the ones who really run this city.

Have you forgotten your debt of gratitude?

Just keep me in office so I can continue to repay it.

We need to find out everything we can about who's after us.

We got Bruce's journals. Records of all of his cases.

Carrie: Come on. Let's go. Stephanie: Anything interesting?

Turner: They ripped out his final entry.

Whoever it was doesn't want us to know what he wrote.

Man: Watch it now.

[Engine starts]

[Van drives away]

You lost, little girl?

Yeah, I'm looking for my Batarang.

Have you seen it?

Oh. There it is.

[Grunts]

[Batarang clatters]

[Both grunting]

Nice try.

Ha ha.

[Grunting]

Aha. Ha.

[Electricity sizzling] [Groaning]

[Siren]

[Door closes]

[Indistinct voice on radio]

Carrie: Ahh.

Turner: You OK? Carrie: I'm great.

Harper: Then I assume there's

someone somewhere who's not great.

Yep. Guy about the size of a refrigerator.

Bit of a temper. Goes by the name Vernon Wagner.

Wait, you went up against the leader of the Mutant Gang?

More like he went up against me. And lost.

I've been tracking them for weeks.

Got to say, worth it.

Cullen: So--so are they called the Mutant Gang

'cause they're actually, like, mutated

or just 'cause it sounds scary?

I'm thinking they're a little less scary

without their leader.

Cullen: Oh. Turner: Nice work.

Thank you very much.

This one was kind of personal, actually.

Probably should have thanked the Mutant Leader.

He's the reason I met your dad.

And became his sidekick.

Yeah, you mentioned that.

So did my dad.

He wrote about it in his journals.

So, how does that happen?

Is there, like, a application process?

Batman took out an ad in the "Gotham Gazette"?

Like "Mini-Bat wanted"?

The Mutant Gang threw him off a building

in my neighborhood

and I pulled him to safety.

Oh, you saved Gotham's savior. That's cute.

I was actually just returning the favor.

He'd been protecting my neighborhood since before I was born.

I thought I owed it to Batman to help him

help the people who needed it.

Well, I look forward to reading all about it

in this little, uh...

OK. Fine. Maybe later.

Anything in there that can help us hunt down the Court of Owls?

A lot of conspiracy theories.

It's not exactly a how-to on catching my dad's killers.

Nothing concrete. I can't help thinking

the most important pages were the ones

that were ripped out.

Well, um, I have an AP Bio exam to cram for.

It's gonna do to me what the Mutant Leader couldn't.

Does it say in here why daddy didn't

pick you to be his sidekick?

I mean, Bat-points for him not just doing

the whole nepotism thing, and clearly,

Little Bird is qualified, but I mean, come on,

It's gotta sting, like, a tiny, bitty bit

that he just handed his whole legacy to

some random stranger, right?

I'm sure he had his reasons.

OK.

News anchor: After the Mutant Gang's reign of terror

following the death of Batman,

Gotham can sleep a bit easier tonight

now that Vernon Wagner, also known by his

nom de crime "The Mutant Leader,"

is safely and, given his sheer size,

snugly behind bars.

Celebrating this victory was Mayor Hill.

Mayor Hill: On my order, the brave men of the GCPD

have captured the degenerate leader

of the Mutant Gang, and starting today,

we're deploying 100 more officers to hunt down

the rest of the Mutants.

And I can think of no better way to celebrate

the taking back of our city than at the Founders Gala tomorrow,

knowing that we made the streets of Gotham safer today.

Man: Mr. Mayor! Mr. Mayor! [Reporters shouting at once]

Man: Is that really gonna work?

Does it make the streets of Gotham safer

when you pressure, one of my ADAs into

dropping charges against Brody March?

Kid clearly learned his lesson.

Came down to the GCPD to confess.

Nobody got hurt and no money was stolen.

Right, because it was donated to your campaign coffers.

How big a contribution did Lincoln March make to your re-election fund?

Why? You trying to figure out how much you gotta

raise to beat me by November?

Or are you still too scared to get in the race?

I'll see you at the gala.

[School bell rings]

"GCPD Captures Mutant Gang Leader."

The press always gets it wrong.

We have AP English together, right?

I'm Stephanie, you're Carrie,

and we have a lot more in common than that.

Another case of a man taking credit

for a woman's work.

I don't know what you mean.

Turner filled me in on your extracurriculars.

Can't be easy, picking up the Bat-mantle.

That why you're catching extra Zs in the stacks?

I don't care if the cops took credit.

I just wish Batman was here to see me take him down.

You know, I knew Bruce a little.

He'd be proud of you.

Brody: Hey, Steph.

Um--

Carrie.

Well. I don't know what's more surprising--

to see you actually in the library

or to see you not behind bars.

Thanks again for that, by the way.

Got 3 months community service.

Of course your dad got you off.

Pays to be a March. As long as a March pays.

My parents are punishing me in other ways. Trust me.

Anyway, the reason I'm here in the--

what'd you call this place? The...library?

Ha. Is because I wanted to ask you

if you wanted to come to the Founders Gala with me.

I know you hate those parties.

I hate those parties, but come with me.

We can hate the party together.

Your dad legit just got you out of jail.

Is he gonna let you out of the house?

I told you my parents were punishing me.

This is the punishment.

You in?

Turner: You said yes?

What was I supposed to say?

Brody lied to the police about hacking the banks.

For me. I kind of owe him.

Duela: Yeah, I'm with Brownie on this one.

I mean, you got her into trouble, he got her out, so,

think that earns her a ticket to the Brodeo.

Please stay off my side.

And I highly doubt that me splitting

a cheese platter with Brody

is your most pressing concern.

OK. Where are you on your clue trail?

At a dead end. But check this out.

My dad wrote about his theory that the Court of Owls

were hunting the Wayne family for over 100 years.

Starting with his great-great-grandfather Alan Wayne.

But all the accounts of the time say that

he drowned in a sewer when he accidentally

fell into a manhole.

Newspapers attributed it to dementia but

here's where it gets interesting.

Witnesses at the time said that

he was last heard screaming,

"The owls are in my house."

That can't be a coincidence.

Turner: Yeah. Stephanie: So, what now?

Well, I know what the World's Greatest Detective would do.

Can't solve the last murder, go back to the first.

If the Court did kill Alan Wayne,

maybe looking through his cold case

will help us prove they killed my dad.

Figure out how they did it, maybe see if

we can find out who was involved.

It's a long shot.

All cold cases are long shots.

But if you could get your hands

on the original case file, maybe we could

find something the police missed back then.

Yeah, if the original case file

wasn't collecting cobwebs in the GCPD basement.

Stephanie: Right. Turner: Can't exactly just

go and check it out.

No, but we could steal it.

Turner: How? Cullen: Why don't ya

leave that to the thieves to figure out?

Woman on TV: In a stunning development,

the Mutant Gang has now claimed responsibility for

last night's downing of a GCPD airship

that crashed into Ace Chemicals,

causing widespread fires that at this moment

have not been contained.

If not for the brave efforts

of Gotham's firefighters,

toxic fumes would have surely been

unleashed upon the city.

The motive behind this senseless act of terror

became clear when the Mutant Gang

threatened a wave of retaliatory violence

against those responsible for the arrest of their leader.

Wagner and his Mutants are also suspected of being

the masterminds behind the...

You take down the Mutants,

the GCPD takes the credit,

and then the Mutants take it out on everybody but you.

I'm not sure if Batman would be proud of you, but I sure am.

Turner: Wait. I'm going with you.

This is my mess and I'm gonna clean it up

before anyone else gets hurt.

You don't have to do it alone.

You were my dad's backup. Let me be yours.

I appreciate the offer. I really do.

But you have enough to do trying to clear your names.

Not until we can jailbreak that

Alan Wayne file out of the GCPD.

Until then, I'm out of breadcrumbs.

You know we made a pretty good team against the Talon.

Maybe we treat the Mutant Gang to a bit of that teamwork.

Look, the Talon is a different story.

It's one thing to get pulled into danger.

It's another to go looking for it.

You're a wanted fugitive, Turner. It's too big of a risk.

Is this about me getting caught or me getting hurt?

It's about your dad not wanting you

to follow down the same path.

You can't just walk into the GCPD and take evidence.

You can if you're in a cop uniform holding these.

Evidence transfer requests. Some of my best work.

Just a couple of hours in the Gotham Academy Art Lab.

Duela: Let me see.

Oh. Looks like the real deal to me.

Harper: Your mug shot is plastered all over the city.

How are you not gonna be recognized?

I could help with that.

Look, they only know me as a scared kid.

They're not expecting a rookie cop.

Yeah. Exactly. Which you aren't.

This is too dangerous.

Yeah. Yeah, it is.

And you know what? He can handle it.

The Talon would have turned me into a patty melt

if he hadn't pulled me out of that car.

And, aah, your problem is that you are

so busy trying to protect your brother

that you haven't noticed that he doesn't need it.

So, maybe it's time for you to recognize

that he's a total badass.

Toodles.

Thanks for sticking up for me.

It's nice to have someone believe in me

even if it is you.

Oh, yeah, I just said that because

there's something I need you to do for me.

KiNG MALA: ♪ I don't need your roses, I like ♪

♪ Men on their knees ♪

♪ Praying up to their god, seein' visions of me ♪

♪ I'm a cult leader, mind reader, heart eater ♪

♪ Fear feeder, say I'm your favorite preacher ♪

♪ If I wasn't a narcissist, I wouldn't like me either ♪

Woman: Mr. March, can we get a picture over here?

KiNG MALA: ♪ I'm a cult leader... ♪

Mr. and Mrs. March.

Please, call me Rebecca.

It's nice to finally meet you.

Rebecca: It's a shame we won't be seeing your parents.

Your mom's been MIA from the club for weeks now.

Yeah, Dad's taping "Quiz Bowl" tonight.

Mom's been spending more time at the studio to support him.

Rebecca: Of course. Well, they must be so proud.

Brody told us you're on the fast track for MIT,

following in your dad's footsteps.

Same as Brody now going to State.

Heard you were quite the fencer in your day, Mr. March.

Won State 4 years running.

Shall we?

No pressure.

Lincoln: You'll do fine. I'm certain.

Though I doubt we can count on your next opponent

also being arrested for murdering his own father.

Hey. How you doing?

KiNG MALA: ♪ Leader, leader, no ♪

♪ Leader, leader, leader, no ♪

[Tool whirring, snapping]

[Chirp]

[Gun clicks]

[Laughs]

Hi there.

[Whack] [Thud]

[Whispering] Turner, what are you doing here?

Waiting on a "thank you" for stopping him from shooting you?

One, I had him. Two, now I can't

question him to find out what they were planning next.

So, thank you.

How'd you even find this place?

The rocket that took down that airship

came from the north, so, from the point of impact,

it's a straight line to this area.

There are, like, 50 warehouses in this area.

How did you narrow it down to this one?

When I was little, my dad and I used to play a game.

He called it "Sore Thumb."

Wherever we were-- dinners, parties--

he would have me pick out

the thing that didn't belong.

I always thought it was just a game

to entertain a bored kid,

but turns out...

He was teaching you situational awareness.

Yup. So, when I saw that this warehouse

was the only one without security lights

and the gates were padlocked from the inside,

I suspected somebody was trying to hide something.

Looks like you put those skills to good use.

I just can't figure out why he would teach them to me

if he didn't want me to use them.

I'm sure he had a reason.

Turner: These are from Ace Chemicals.

So, it wasn't a terrorist attack.

Crashing that airship into Ace Chemicals was to cover the fact

that the Mutants were robbing the place.

What are they planning to do with a bunch of chemicals?

They're empty.

Whatever they were planning, they already did it.

[Classical music playing] [Indistinct chatter]

Good to see you, Martin.

Miss Brown.

How are you this evening?

Ah. Should I get my lawyer

down here before I answer that?

Lincoln: Harvey Dent.

Gotham's white knight... in black tie.

Lincoln. Good to see you.

Have you met my wife Rebecca?

No, I don't believe I have. Pleasure to meet you.

So, if you're here glad-handing the donor class,

I assume the rumors are true

and you are running for mayor.

Right now, my focus is on

the current job I was elected to do.

Is that right? All right.

Well, if you ever hope to be

a politician in this town,

better learn how to lie better than that.

I have to disagree with my husband.

I think you lie quite well.

I almost believed you when you told him we'd never met.

[Helicopter flying]

[Elevator bell dings] [Indistinct chatter]

Desk sergeant: Sign 'em out, you gotta sign 'em back in.

It's called chain of custody.

Yeah.

Ahem.

How you doing?

Desk sergeant: What do you want? Cullen: Yeah, I'm from Somerset Precinct.

I just got a case file transfer request.

Does this look like the Records Room to you?

Uh, uh--

Down the hall, third door on the left.

Look for a sign that says "Records."

Hey.

Do they not teach you anything over there

at Somerset, rook?

Coffee. You come into another man's shop asking for stuff,

a little juice of the bean goes a long way.

Right. I'll--I'll remember that, sir. Thank you.

Yeah. I'll remember you.

[Speaking Spanish]

[Door closes]

Uh, what's all this?

We were kind of hoping you could tell us.

We found these chemicals and some kind of blueprints

trashed at a Mutant Gang stash house.

Any idea what they're up to?

Well, you've got nitrobromide

and uridium oxidate.

Not much you can make out of those.

They're both solubles. They wouldn't even cause a reaction

unless they were put under pressure and aerosolized.

Damn. It looks like they're making

some kind of poison gas bomb.

To gas the city?

No. If you release it outdoors,

it'll dissipate too quickly.

For it to work, it needs to stay concentrated,

like in an enclosed area.

Turner: The GCPD. Carrie: No.

Now that the cops have Vernon in a cage,

I don't think the Mutant Gang would risk

killing their leader.

Duela: I know what my daddy would do.

He would make a statement.

All right. What does poison gas do?

Uh, it kills people?

Well, yes, but how?

Carrie: It chokes you to death. Duela: Ding ding ding!

Yes. And who better to choke with it

than the people who've had Gotham by the throat

since the very beginning?

The ones who are, as we speak,

congratulating themselves between bites of

little, overpriced fish eggs.

The Founders Gala.

Yes! You are on fire

today, Little Bird.

I mean, come on. All those

well-heeled hypocrites,

just gasping for rarefied air.

The mayor. The district attorney.

Stephanie.

[Classical music playing] [Indistinct chatter]

Two virgin mojitos.

Really? 'Cause this one tastes pretty slutty to me.

Yeah, I tipped the bartender a 20 to pretend I'm 21.

You know, given our recent brushes with the law,

I'm not sure adding underage drinking

to our rap sheets is a good idea.

You're about to have dinner with my parents.

Trust me, you are going to need it.

[Glasses clink]

Your mom seems nice.

[Chuckles]

And my dad?

Your mom seems nice.

Huh. Yeah. She is.

It's not always easy being married to Lincoln March,

even though she makes it seem that way.

Starting to get the sense it's not easy being his son.

[Cell phone buzzing]

I have to get this. Sorry.

Yeah.

Yes, the party is awful, the lava cake is garbage,

my feet are killing me, and I'm having a terrible time.

Turner: Steph, listen. You have to get out of there.

What? Why?

The Mutant Gang's about to do

something terrible.

[Indistinct voice on police radio]

[Gunfire]

Officer: Who was that? Officer 2: Shots fired.

[Gunfire, glass breaking]

[Indistinct voice on police radio]

Man: Grenade!

[People screaming]

[Crowd screaming]

No need to panic.

We're just here to provide the evening's entertainment.

Do you all like games?

Because I have one that I think you'll love.

It's a very simple game.

It's called...

"What Does This Button Do?"

Male reporter: It's a chaotic scene here at City Hall

as the Founders Gala has been taken hostage

by the Mutant Gang, who have barricaded themselves inside,

threatening to detonate a chemical explosive

if the GCPD does not release their leader,

Vernon Wagner, by 10 p.m. tonight.

In these dark times, I'm sure I'm not alone

in feeling that Gotham could use a Batman.

Woman on TV: Isn't that the truth? In other news, Gotham...

So, you guys are...going in?

We were kind of hoping you would join us.

Uh, why the hell would I do that?

You know how to disable a bomb.

Yeah. Step One: call the bomb squad.

Carrie: They don't have the instruction manual. We do.

Besides, if they go in and kick the door down,

then the Mutants will just set off the bomb.

Sorry, how is what you're planning any different?

Well, you don't have to go through the front door.

Decommissioned subway tunnels will take you right under it.

Then you could pop up into City Hall

like a stripper popping out of a cake.

But you would need someone to open the door from the inside.

If I could arrange that, would you show us the way?

Why would I risk my life to save a bunch of people

who don't give a damn about me?

Same reason we saved you from the Talon.

You do realize it's impossible

to guilt me into anything, right?

Fine. You'll get to punch a bunch of Mutants.

Oh! Should've led with that.

I'll get my purse.

P.A.: All officers, report to the briefing room.

You.

Briefing. Now.

I really gotta get these records down to Somerset, though.

All hands on deck, rook.

Hostage situation at City Hall.

Man: Briefing room. Now.

Man: Take a seat.

All right now. All right, everybody.

Listen up. Settle down.

We got a hostage situation.

[Helicopter flying]

[Bell rings] [Banging]

[Banging]

Here you thought you wouldn't make this year's Gala.

Not exactly how I wanted to join the party.

Carrie: Everyone, stay on comms.

I'll do a sweep while you guys

figure out where they put the bomb.

For maximum dispersal, they'll have put it

in the HVAC system.

Boiler room's this way.

But there might be some of those Mutants

between here and there.

Duela: Yah! Mutant: Uhh!

Duela: Hmm. [Pipe clatters]

We gotta get this thing out of here.

Harper: Wait, wait.

See that?

It's a mercury tilt switch.

Used to use it in old thermostats.

You move it, mercury closes the circuit.

Uh, what does that mean?

Harper: It means the Mutants

are smarter than we thought.

You move this thing--boom.

Then we have to disable it here.

Mutant: All right, listen up. Rings, watches.

Trinkets. All in the bag.

Make a donation, everybody. Let's go.

Mutant 2: I'll take that. Rebecca: Brody.

Brody: Uhh! Mutant 1: Come on, come on.

Woman on phone: There's a lot of red tape and I don't have that kind of authority.

I don't care how much red tape you've gotta cut through.

There's gonna be a lot more red down here

if you don't!

Release him. On my order.

Huh. You hear that?

So, here's what you're gonna do.

Do I honestly have to tell you what will happen

if you give in to their demands?

Um, we make it out of this alive?

You will be sending a message to every criminal

that not only do we negotiate with terrorists,

but we give them everything they want.

Hardly. We're trading one Mutant Leader

for the rest of his gang.

This place is surrounded.

They're not getting outta here.

And I am sending a message to the criminals, Harvey.

Don't mess with us.

Careful. Don't want to get bomb

all over your Valentino.

It's a May Nickel.

And that is a mutating algorithm

that deletes itself once complete.

Turner: Uh, what happens when it deletes itself?

It deletes us.

[Tape ripping]

Don't want this one getting loose

while I go handle his buddies.

Harper: Uh, guys? I just searched for the frequency

that'll deactivate this thing

and there isn't one.

Just one to activate it.

So, it was meant to turn on and never turn off.

So, the bomb's going off no matter what?

That'd kill the Mutants along with us.

Unless they planned ahead.

They all brought these.

Maybe they always intended to gas the place.

Duela: Gotta say, it's kind of the perfect escape plan.

The GCPD releases the Mutant Leader, they set off the bomb.

The GCPD doesn't release the Mutant Leader, they set off the bomb,

and then they all peace out of here while

seizures and suffocation get to fight

over what kills us first.

Great. Huh. Just gonna hang on to this.

How much time do we have to defuse it?

42 minutes. And that's if

the GCPD doesn't release

the Mutant Leader before then.

We have to warn them not to.

Buy ourselves as much time as possible.

Yeah. We're the last ones they'll believe.

There is one person the GCPD will believe. Harvey.

I just gotta make him believe me first.

OK, and if he doesn't, he'll have you arrested.

You're gonna risk that?

A lot of people will die if I don't.

Mutant: Sit down now. Quiet.

Nobody's gonna get hurt.

Mutant 2: Calm down.

We've already taken what we wanted from you.

Have a seat.

Come with me.

Mutant: Sit down now. Quiet.

Ahh. OK. OK.

If you're gonna kill me, just get it over with.

I'm not gonna kill you.

Turner.

What the hell are you doing here?

We don't have much time.

That gas bomb is in the boiler room,

and as soon as their leader is released, the Mutant Gang

are gonna set it off.

That's their exit strategy.

Kill everybody here,

escape in the chaos.

You show up here

and you're dressed like one of them

and now you're telling me that you know

what they're planning to do? How?

You need to trust me.

How can I do that?

You're a fugitive who ran.

Because I was framed.

Then why not let me help you?

Because you can't.

You asked me before if I knew what that coin

they found on my dad meant.

I didn't know then.

But I do now.

It's the symbol of the Court of Owls.

They're a secret cabal that's been pulling strings in Gotham

since the city was founded.

Turner, this is insane.

Listen. The Court killed my dad.

And now they're trying to kill me.

And the others.

We can't trust anyone.

Then why trust me?

Because my dad did.

What do you need me to do?

Harper: We could try to cut off the outflow of the aerosol.

Stop it from releasing the gas.

And if the stainless steel can't contain the pressure,

then, congratulations, you've just turned

a chemical bomb into a regular bomb.

I suppose you have a better idea?

Yeah. Not doing your idea.

Right, because Gotham Academy is renowned

for its Honors Bomb Defusing classes.

Nope, just basic science.

We're better off disrupting the power source

to the valve that pressurizes it.

That's your solution? Cut the wire?

What's next? Bang on it with a hammer?

The Mutants could've built in a hidden redundancy,

in which case you cut the primary,

this thing hot-boxes half the city's power players.

Oh, uh, and us.

[Radio chirps] Carrie: Can you read me?

Me and Duela took out as many Mutants as we could.

All that's left are the ones in the Gallery.

How are you two doing down there?

Can I talk to you?

You have to recall the order

to release the Mutant Leader.

Why the hell would I do that?

Because if you don't, we're all dead.

It's a double-cross. They're gonna gas this place

the moment you set him free.

Who told you that?

I'm asking you to please just trust me on this.

Trust the guy that wants my job?

Man: Prisoner coming through.

Delta on point. Transfer team ready.

Let's move him out now.

[Cell phone chimes]

And things just got worse.

Cullen says they've released the Mutant Leader.

Carrie, you guys need to take out the rest of

those Mutants, like, now.

As you requested, Vernon Wagner has been

released into the sewer system.

Well ahead of your deadline.

[Cell phone rings]

That's probably him now.

[Cell phone ringing]

Vernon on phone: I'm in the subway system.

You are good to go.

Our leader's been released!

[Mutants cheering]

Now you will all be free.

Uhh!

[Both grunting]

Turner: Whatever you're gonna do,

do it now.

Turner: We have to shut that bomb down.

OK, I'm gonna disable the pressure valve.

Too late.

Wait, no!

[Both grunt]

[Thud] [Crowd cheering]

Officer: Freeze! Police!

[Cheering and applause]

What the hell was that?

Excuse me?

You know what I'm talking about.

You mean the part where I saved our lives?

No, the part where you took a chance with my life.

Which you still have, thanks to me.

You cut the wire without knowing what would happen.

Because I knew what would happen if I didn't.

You do realize the only way you win this argument

is by being dead, right?

No, because my way would have worked,

only you didn't give me a chance because

I didn't go to some fancy private school,

but that does not make you smarter than me.

I never said that.

Yeah. You did when you cut that wire.

This isn't your daddy's game show.

Now, why don't you go back to your cozy bedroom

on the top floor of your mansion.

Easier to look down on me from there.

Man on TV: While the hostage situation has been resolved,

the leader of the Mutant Gang is once again at large,

but Gotham can rest a bit easier tonight,

thanks in part to the heroic efforts--and fists--

of District Attorney Harvey Dent.

Mr. Dent, we didn't find any explosive devices on the premises.

What? He had a detonator.

We swept the facility, including the ventilator ducts.

Nothing. Maybe the Mutants were bluffing

to get their leader out.

Damn it.

So, we save everyone's lives

and Harvey Dent gets all the credit?

Look, he can have the credit as long as

we can have the shiny stuff.

And what the Mutants take...

[Gasp]

we taketh away.

I know what you're gonna say. "This is so wrong.

The gala guests were victims, too."

Not all of them.

It's a Court of Owls watch.

Just like the one Ford had.

So is this one.

The Court of Owls were at the gala

and we didn't even know it.

There were over 200 people there.

Which means we have no way of knowing who they are.

Well, maybe this will help us find them.

As promised. Every scrap of paper

the GCPD has on Alan Wayne's death.

Autopsy reports, eyewitness statements, all of it.

If the Court did kill him, hopefully there's

something in here that'll lead us to them.

Uhh!

Think I'll do your sparring partner a favor

and call a TKO.

They let him go.

After everything the Mutant Leader has done,

and all the people he's hurt.

And they let him go.

I know. It's insane.

It's Gotham.

You try to change it and it just changes you.

Makes me wonder why I even do it.

Because you're really good at it.

Not easy to say it, but I gotta admit:

I'm jealous of you.

I see why my dad wanted you as his Robin.

I just wish I'd gotten to see that side of him.

Turner...you got to see the side of him

that I never did.

The man who takes his kid on camping trips.

Dad.

I was so young when my dad died.

I never got to experience that kind of stuff.

So, I'm jealous of you.

Well, it's clear from his journals

how much he cared about you.

It's also clear just how responsible he felt

for every bad thing that every bad guy

did in Gotham that he didn't stop.

It was eating him up inside.

And I can't imagine he'd want that for you.

My dad didn't want me going down his path.

And I may never know why.

But I do know... following in his footsteps

makes me feel closer to him.

He wouldn't want you to bear the weight of his legacy alone.

Let me help you.

Risking your freedom to save all those people?

It was very brave. And, Turner,

your dad would be so proud of you.

Is that a yes? Come on.

What did you say that night you followed my dad?

What convinced him to let you help him?

I didn't convince him. Not that time.

He said no. And then I followed him again

and then I asked him again and he said no.

Actually, I got a lot of nos.

But I just kept on asking.

I guess I never gave up.

Kinda sucks to be the Mutant Leader then.

With that kind of persistence...

he won't be free for long.

Was not easy, but I got it.

Not sure why you wanted that from evidence lockup.

I thought you hated him.

Oh, I do.

This is just so I don't forget how much.

Harper: Cullen?

No, I don't want to hear it.

You walked into a building with a bomb in it.

You're the last person who gets to lecture me

about doing something dangerous. I can handle myself.

Harper: I know that. Cullen: Really?

'Cause you've been treating me like some weak, scared, little kid.

Harper: Cullen. Winona Oak: ♪ This love from me ♪

♪ I don't... ♪ Harper: You've never

backed down from a fight.

Not against Dad, not against anybody.

Cullen, you are the bravest person I know.

Winona Oak: ♪ I'll be fine, I promise ♪

I learned that from my pain-in-the-ass sister, so.

Winona Oak: ♪ It's all too late ♪

♪ So I'll stay till I break ♪

I've been a citizen of Gotham my whole life.

I grew up in Cobble Hill, just across the river. [Crowd cheering]

Ha ha! That's right.

For as long as I can remember, unchecked crime and corruption

have cast a dark shadow over this city.

And I think it's time we remind those criminals

that we are not helpless.

We will no longer live in the grip of fear.

That we will fight for a better Gotham,

[Crowd cheering] fight for a brighter tomorrow.

[Buzz] Get us the hell out of here!

And we will let a new dawn of hope shine down

on the streets of this great city.

That is what I want.

No! No!

No! Oh, no! No!

[Gasping, coughing]

Harvey: And that is why I am running

for mayor of Gotham.

Man: Greg, move your head.