I have a hate-love relationship with Gotham, in that I hated it after the pilot, but as it has leaned into what makes it, pardon the pun, bat-shit, it's become a much more enjoyable show. However, there's one complaint about it that has dogged it since the very beginning. How do you have a Batman show without Batman? Well, they're doing Batman now. You happy?

“Tequila courses through the veins of my native land, Jalisco. It represents a communion between spirit and earth, steeped in time and tradition, and a source of pride that roots us and defines us both," the director writes.

The official Comic-Con trailer for The Gifted imagines what life would be like for young mutants in a world where the X-men and the Brotherhood no longer exist.

We know that FX's Legion is quickly becoming a comic fan favorite, but we've also been keeping tabs on the other mutant-related TV show headed our way. FOX is currently working on a Marvel pilot. Because only one show about mutants is not enough.

FX's Legion might not be the only X-Men show heading toward television.

You can't keep a good girl (or a bad girl with a mallet) down. With her popularity skyrocketing thanks to her appearance in Suicide Squad and her popular solo comics title, Harley Quinn is finally coming to Fox's Gotham!

Not all parting of the ways are unpleasant; Miller's split from the project was reportedly amicable. While Miller hadn't officially inked a deal, he had been working on the script and the expectation had been that he would return to direct the 2018 film.

That'll teach me to be optimistic.

Pitch is an intriguing new series starting this month on Fox, which features a black, female protagonist who also happens to be doing something groundbreaking — she is the first female baseball player in the major leagues. Fox and Major League Baseball have entered into a pact giving the show unprecedented access to the MLB for assistance on the show. Could it be that Major League Baseball is dipping a toe in the whole Women Playing Pro Baseball thing? Oh, the magic of TV!

We know that new cast members John Stamos and Taylor Lautner will be joining Fox's Scream Queens for Season Two, thanks to the promo released last month. Now, we have another awesome addition to the cast. Kirstie Alley will be joining Stamos, Lautner, James Earl, and the show's returning cast as a series regular.

23 years ago today, The X-Files premiered on Fox--and our desire to believe in the existence of extraterrestrials was never the same again.

Strange things are happening in the King Arthur universe. Fox is reportedly giving the classic tale a modern twist.

Have you heard the news? Apparently, superheroes aren’t really suited for television. At least, that’s what Gotham showrunner Bruno Heller is saying.

Never in the history of Major League Baseball has a woman pitched in an official game. While we wait for such an event, Fox is exploring the groundbreaking possibility in their scripted series, Pitch.

In case you weren’t aware, there’s a second season of Scream Queens headed your way soon and they’re bringing in some reinforcements—John Stamos and Taylor Lautner.

We've been so excited about the prospect of the Lumberjanes movie, despite the fact that the film has mostly male producers and a male writer (at least on the first draft), which was a bit disappointing to hear considering the feminism of the comic series. However, we've got some great news today about Fox's choice of director for the film.

Yes, Fox's Gotham is sometimes painful, but it often surprises me just enough to keep me just interested enough to check out what happens, if only to complain about it. And it looks like Gotham City is about to get a lot more preposterous. *SPOILER WARNING IF YOU WANT TO GO INTO NEXT SEASON PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW*