There were big things happening last week with Jeremiah Valeska on Gotham, things that could have huge ramifications going forward as we move into the last two episodes of the season. As of right ...

Major spoilers ahead for the Season 4 finale of Gotham ... The episode saw Jeremiah and Ra's' plan to destroy Gotham City come to fruition, although perhaps not how fans may have expected.

Jeremiah was the craziest of all on Gotham Season 4 Episode 20 when he revealed himself to be Jerome's puppet master. It's hard to believe that Jeremiah was the one in control all along.

Not this season though. Last week, Jeremiah set off one of his newly made bombs and the ensuing blast seemingly killed James Gordon. This week, the GCPD, Bruce Wayne, and the Gotham City ...

New mayor Burke wants to overrule Gordon's evacuation order, but is blown up in city hall as a demonstration of second Joker Jeremiah ... but all Gotham police still stand 'illegally' by him.

Spoilers ahead for Episodes 19 and 20 of Gotham Season 4. While Gotham has toyed with ... in the former of his newly-demented twin brother Jeremiah. Now, we haven't gotten to see Jeremiah in ...

In the aftermath, Bruce offers to fund Jeremiah's energy project with a grant. Penguin calls asking how to get out of the blimp, and Gordon says he'll find the backup pilot. And Gotham goes back ...

Jeremiah set off bombs around Gotham, destroying the bridges and leading to a lawless city in the Season 4 finale. Villains were free to take over. Jim stands on a destroyed bridge, with the ...

Another season of Gotham has come and gone, and after the Season 4 finale, “No Man’s Land ... In “No Man’s Land,” the show’s Joker analogue Jeremiah Valeska uses a bomb threat ...

Well, there you go. It looks like Jeremiah’s bombs will bring about No Man’s Land in Gotham City, a prospect that makes a potential season five pretty damn exciting. But it’s Jeremiah that ...

Bullock saved the city from near destruction on Gotham Season 4 Episode 21 ... the season finale because none of it even makes sense. Jeremiah wasn't as smart or clever as he thought he was ...