This Alfred embodies this quote from the comics; "Perhaps you relied on my Master's vow *against* using lethal force. Let me assure you that I subscribe to *no* such niceties."
@Zen Li I mean, it makes sense he isn't a vigilante He doesn't put himself into these situations he just defends himself and the bat family, so unlike the rest of the them he's just defending his home and his family if they try to kill the bats there liable to die as simple
Bruce Wayne, the fucking Batman, respects him because he raised him after his parents' deaths. Gotham Alfred's great but it's not as if he's the only one deserving of his son's respect.
In most versions Alfred is quick to pick up any possible weapon to defend others (especially Bruce). I remember one version of Alfred that beats up Superman. it's from Injustice: Gods among us. Another his version ends up in Arkham, teaming up with Bane to escape and even earning Bane's respect by killing a vampire. One other thing is that alfred is not Bruce, he has military background and is willing to kill if he thinks that's the best option.
@@khotunkhan3950 Not many versions are confirmed to be ex-SAS, but most versions are confirmed to be ex-millitary without specification of which units they served in.
The correct English spelling of ‘attacc’ is ATTACK, the word ‘protecc’ is spelt PROTECT. Your spelling choices remind me of what Thomas Sowell said about 18th century white cracka culture and the irony of this backward and hateful culture being used as if it were a badge of coolness, it is not. It’s sad and troubling
Nolan Alfred still had a history of military service, because he relates the story about Burma to Bruce because he was on service there. He's just gotten too old by the time of the movies, to be a physical aggressor anymore. I think him being ex-SAS has always been part of his background, or at least was added to it pretty early after his original design.
@@CrashB111 originally, he was a con artist who figured out Bruce and Dick Grayson's identities, but chose to work as their butler instead of betraying them after they saved his life. I don't think the Alfred Pennywise we know now came around until the late sixties or early seventies.
I mean nolans Alfred had his days for action...but this one...has still got some juice in him ..so yeah..Nolan did it right and tv show gave him justice
How is btas like exmilitary? Oh yeah he can drive a plane so maybe. For me it's the dcamu/new 52 and obviously earth one (and Andy Serkis but he didn't have screen time). But yeah this is the best one
Sean Pertwee really killed it. Hope to see him in more stuff. Especially playing his father's version of The Doctor in Doctor Who. The resemblance is astounding.
I reckon _Gotham_ really paved the way for a more physical and ‘raw’, front-and-center Alfred. Makes sense that, if you had to transplant the Batman franchise to the modern setting, that Alfred would more likely have been the Waynes’ head of security, rather than a ‘butler’ (though I believe he was still a butler in this show).
well in fairness a lot of military who go back to civilian life would mostly go to bodyguard or security. thing is a true butler isn't just a waiter like most depict their job is normally much more complex they normally are the head and face of the house the first person you meet as you enter before you meet the host or owner the man who keeps things running properly and helps keep their boss organised and organises what their boss doesn't have time for since the Wayne's are rich would make sense they would hire someone who can double as protection since they only have one house staff member in most iterations plus Alfred is a badass and former spy/sas so they seem to have gone for the all in one package or as most say quality over quantity. plus if you look at most proper butlers they take their job more seriously then a war its like the guards at london tower they have one job and they do it to the max you help. get out the way or get ran down.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 He kinda was in the original run. Then they updated it and the variation that persists into the present is the version we see now. The old soldier with a kind heart for the orphan.
One year later I'm jumping in to say that those two are the only reason I stuck with Gotham for so long. They are INCREDIBLE characters played by brilliant actors. Sean needs more roles period.
I could see why people of the DC fandom like this Alfred, his experience and ability of his time in the military really shows here. Of course, he still has everything Alfred would have: sass, wisdom, and an overall good parent to Bruce
Every single version of Alfred Pennyworth has always been my favorite character in the entire batman mythos. His undying love and devotion to Bruce is just so heartwarming. Just look at injustice alfred when superman broke his back. Made me cry
He played Alfred so well. He and Gordon were the show for me. The stable of villains started strong, but suffered somewhat just due to alliances shifting from one episode to the next
It’s scary to think where Bruce would be without Alfred. After his parents death Alfred helped Bruce with everything including his mental health and taking care of him. He’s essentially his uncle/adoptive father and is the only person Bruce would’ve trusted when feeling that vulnerable after that night
You have to give credit to Thomas and Martha, they entrusted their son and his wellbeing to the best most trustworthy person. And you know they wouldn’t have trusted just anyone.
I love Sean pertwee(Alfred) in this entire Gotham Series...No one stand a match against him. I wish he played Alfred in the movie up along with Christian Bale. and as somebody in the comments, this shows us why Bruce/Batman respects Alfred. Also sometimes sean reminds me of Gerard Butler. May be coz Sean Pertwee is British.
Sean come from a great lineage of actors in his family his father Jon who played the 3th doctor in Doctor who and his grandfather Roland being a play/screenwrither and actor too
Nah Michael cane was perfect for the Nolan films. But pertwee is good. And he reminds you fo Butler because he’s British? You know there’s 64 million of us right lol, that’s kind of a tenuous link
Alfred's Skill : Martial Art, Interrogation, Arms handling... Batman : Martial Art, Interrogation, Arms handling... Me meeting Batman : Hmm... Alfred is... is that you?
My mother has never been into batman, marvel, or DC as much as I am but when this show premiered when I was younger she watched an episode with me and went "This alfred is hot". I've never laughed so hard in my life🤣🤣🤣
Every other interpretation of Alfred really makes you forget that he’s ex-military but Sean Pertwee really makes you see him as a badass who could’ve genuinely kicked ass during war. He’s also the perfect Alfred when it comes to being a gentle but firm father figure with a bit of that fatherly sarcasm. He’s my personal favorite Alfred, don’t get me wrong, the others are still great in their own aspects but Sean really killed this role.
I had recently just started watching Pennyworth. It's interesting to put the two versions of himself side by side. Jack Bannon does an incredible job in portraying a young Alfred.
"I'm a man of my word. You can walk. As soon as you wake up." "I don't know what you m-" BAM!!!!! That's some 80's Schwarzenegger/90's Seagal level of trolling, right there.
My favorite was when Harvey realized he messed up and told Alfred that they Catherine. Also I love that in Gotham that they mad Alfred a complete bad a$$
Sean Pertwee is a great actor. He was amazing in Agatha Christie's Dead Man's Folly as the bad guy, but he is also a bad*ss good guy. He deserves more recognition.
There's several things I love about this series but this is my favourite is how they really show Alfred effectiveness in combat and his love for Bruce, Bruce was always a son to Alfred and a very good operator in his past so to show this is pretty cool, I also think the actor who plays him is a perfect cast
Please remember, O villains of Gotham, that Alfred Pennyworth has zero restrictions on guns or murder, and Bruce won't lift a finger if Al goes on a bender.
Yea the shows a prequel of course to batman. About his childhood n focuses more on gordan but its def worth a watch, and yea i think this is the best alfred hes definitely my favorite character here haha.
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My respects to Mr Pennyworth. He got himself a cush job straight out of the military, gained legal control over employer's fortune and heir, had employers offed, responsibly managed billions, while isolating and weaponizing the heir into a completely obedient and yet stone cold sociopath, and all the while nobody ever even glanced his way. "Badass" doesn't even begin to describe this man.
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Bruce: Alfred might be hurt
Alfred: *turns into James Bond*
He's a former British spy after all
@@chesstear he’s wasn’t a spy he was apart of the sas
Spoilers
He is was part of the Royal Marines in earth one. Also Bruce fights him after being injured
XD
"The name's Pennyworth. Alfred Pennyworth."
People do forget Alfred is a badass and is Ex-military.
Ex SAS to be exact
its because most media doesn't show that side of him but he's still badass in all them but they don't show the ex milltary side
It’s the way Alfred should be. Not just a Butler but as dangerous as Batman, maybe more considering he’s willing to kill.
The Pennyworth series shows some scenes of his time but not enough
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 That's still military
This Alfred embodies this quote from the comics;
"Perhaps you relied on my Master's vow *against* using lethal force. Let me assure you that I subscribe to *no* such niceties."
Fucking Savage
everyone else in the family needs to follow Batman's rules, but Alfred being his guardian doesn't need to XD
@Zen Li I mean, it makes sense he isn't a vigilante
He doesn't put himself into these situations he just defends himself and the bat family, so unlike the rest of the them he's just defending his home and his family if they try to kill the bats there liable to die as simple
I need to hear Sean Pertwee deliver that line please, as he's loading a shotgun, reenacting that scene from the comic , please .
My favorite part is he knows how brutal Batman is and still thinks that's too nice
Probably the best thing about this Alfred is it explains why Bruce Wayne, the fucking Batman, respects him.
Bruce Wayne, the fucking Batman, respects him because he raised him after his parents' deaths. Gotham Alfred's great but it's not as if he's the only one deserving of his son's respect.
In most versions Alfred is quick to pick up any possible weapon to defend others (especially Bruce).
I remember one version of Alfred that beats up Superman. it's from Injustice: Gods among us.
Another his version ends up in Arkham, teaming up with Bane to escape and even earning Bane's respect by killing a vampire.
One other thing is that alfred is not Bruce, he has military background and is willing to kill if he thinks that's the best option.
@@stopkins222 British SAS
Top 5 Special forces in the world
Alfred can kick ass anytime he wants
@@khotunkhan3950 Not many versions are confirmed to be ex-SAS, but most versions are confirmed to be ex-millitary without specification of which units they served in.
@@stopkins222 In some versions, it is MI6, RAF, or Wessex Rangers, a fictional unit.
He atacc, he protec, but most importantly, he gets his boy back
If you switched the first two this would rhyme making it better
@@sterbenodonis2772 agreed
Bro what? 💀
He protec, he attacc, but most importantly, he a snacc
The correct English spelling of ‘attacc’ is ATTACK, the word ‘protecc’ is spelt PROTECT. Your spelling choices remind me of what Thomas Sowell said about 18th century white cracka culture and the irony of this backward and hateful culture being used as if it were a badge of coolness, it is not. It’s sad and troubling
“Yeah but I’m not a cop am I I’m a BUTLER” Alfred truly is a badass😂😂😂😂😂
"And just what does that mean?"
"I buttle sir. I like to keep things tidy."
-Clue
Butlers take care of their charges and he wants to find his, Bruce Wayne.
He's simply one hell of a butler.
Alfred was so unstoppable in that scene. Even Jim didn’t arrest him after that of how much power Alfred has
So this is what it means to buttle...
Alfred with Bruce around: *Being a butler and even a dad*
Alferd when Bruce is missing or not around: *Becomes James bond / John wick*
More like a Birtish John Wick with the charm of James Bond.
His son was missing of course he would burn everything in his path to find him
DooM Guy
That's my Alfred
@@WeCube1898*cue Doom music*
Nolan Pennyworth: “be careful master Wayne, some men just want to see the world burn”
This Pennyworth: *stabs a woman in the hand*
She had it coming
Nolan Alfred still had a history of military service, because he relates the story about Burma to Bruce because he was on service there. He's just gotten too old by the time of the movies, to be a physical aggressor anymore. I think him being ex-SAS has always been part of his background, or at least was added to it pretty early after his original design.
@@CrashB111 originally, he was a con artist who figured out Bruce and Dick Grayson's identities, but chose to work as their butler instead of betraying them after they saved his life.
I don't think the Alfred Pennywise we know now came around until the late sixties or early seventies.
@@CrashB111 He's also much older than this Alfred
I mean nolans Alfred had his days for action...but this one...has still got some juice in him ..so yeah..Nolan did it right and tv show gave him justice
I love how nobody stopped him or dragged him away when he stabbed Owl Lady's hand.
Who can stop that? The man just lost his son, he’s desperate. You don’t wanna fvck with a guy who’s desperate 😑👌
@@cier5158
_"Who can stop that?"_
THE GODDAMN BATMAN!
... if he cries loud enough.
Yea they didn’t wanna be next 🤣
Two police detectives against an ex-SAS soldier? They'd get their shit rocked before they knew what happened.
@@frankm.2850 it's actually one former Marine and a detective vs an ex sas
This is the only Alfred who actually *feels* like he's ex-military.
BTAS was probably the second closest.
In fairness he was very old in the Nolan trilogy
Beware the batman Alfred was like that though right?
Michael Caine does too.
@@nicholasdickens2801he was more like very ex military. Like probably dunkerk surviver ex military
How is btas like exmilitary? Oh yeah he can drive a plane so maybe. For me it's the dcamu/new 52 and obviously earth one (and Andy Serkis but he didn't have screen time).
But yeah this is the best one
Bruce Wayne: The World's Greatest Detective, Genius, Ninja etc.
Alfred: Retired James Bond
2:21 "I just wanna know where my boy is!"
omg I can't! That line was delivered PERFECTLY! Brought a tear to my eye
He was in complete Papa Wolf mode
@@Lionstar16 dadfred
A stepfather, a teacher, a protector, a friend, a total badass.
Just the freakin' Alfred from "Gotham"!
Best character of the show.
Not a stepfather. A Guardian in all manners of the word.
A guardian he is
And I totally agree
Alfred is the best character in the show
Plus an ex SAS
@@7MatthewJamesthat fall in the total badass category
Probably the best Alfred ever.
Definitely a tough choice between him and the DCAU version
Agreed
What about Michael Kane?
Agreed
I love his and Jeremy iorns
I love how Alfred handles Bruce having a crush on Selena. All parent's should treat their children like that.
Without question the most badass version of Alfred
What about the Alfred that beat the crap out of Superman
@@normalhuman9878 Any Alfred can do that
@@TheRealBorb he didn't actually hurt Superman, Superman just knew better than to let Alfred think he had to try
@@thatguy5391 he...he was bleeding all over...of *course* he'd be hurt-
Just a reminder that Alfred is ALWAYS the best Batman character no matter which adaptation.
Alfred is the reason Bruce became such an awesome Batman 👍
I agree
To bad he’s dead in main continuity
Except Batman beyond, but that’s a special case
Alfred always follows the Batman wherever he may go
"I'm a Butler" Do not mess with a Butler, my old sausage.
That Butler is a Butcher too😅
Indeed, old boy.
Legit yelled when Alfred stabbed her through the hand. This dude reminds me a little bit of Arthur Shelby. NO hesitation.
Don’t you mean Tommy?
@@shinigami9851 I said what I said
@@shinigami9851 Nah, Arthur has an impulsive side that he indulges in. Tommy doesn't usually give into impulses.
@@nancydrewfan7890 ahhh okay
And the subtle twisting of the blade was exquisite.
I always saw this Alfred as a version of James Bond where James Bond is old and retired from MI6 and is a private investigator.
Sean Pertwee really killed it. Hope to see him in more stuff. Especially playing his father's version of The Doctor in Doctor Who. The resemblance is astounding.
I've heard that he doesn't want to be the Doctor, since it might take away from his father's performance. Even so, I'd like to see him as the Master.
He may not want to play the Doctor but you should see him dressed as the third Doctor boy it's uncanny
Wouldn't mind if he at least played the 3rd Doctor for those audio plays, that would be soo awesome!
Wait, this Alfred is played by the Third Doctor’s son? No wonder he’s so willing to beat some ass.
@@kingofthings7929 Yup, Sean Pertwee, son of John Pertwee.
Bruce: Alfred might be hurt
Also Alfred: I am not in danger Master Bruce, I AM THE DANGER!!!
Alfred: I'm not trapped here with you. YOU are trapped here with ME.
Alfred: phone an ambulance but not for me
I reckon _Gotham_ really paved the way for a more physical and ‘raw’, front-and-center Alfred. Makes sense that, if you had to transplant the Batman franchise to the modern setting, that Alfred would more likely have been the Waynes’ head of security, rather than a ‘butler’ (though I believe he was still a butler in this show).
well in fairness a lot of military who go back to civilian life would mostly go to bodyguard or security. thing is a true butler isn't just a waiter like most depict their job is normally much more complex they normally are the head and face of the house the first person you meet as you enter before you meet the host or owner the man who keeps things running properly and helps keep their boss organised and organises what their boss doesn't have time for since the Wayne's are rich would make sense they would hire someone who can double as protection since they only have one house staff member in most iterations plus Alfred is a badass and former spy/sas so they seem to have gone for the all in one package or as most say quality over quantity. plus if you look at most proper butlers they take their job more seriously then a war its like the guards at london tower they have one job and they do it to the max you help. get out the way or get ran down.
He's definitely based on Earth One Alfred.
Alfred was never a stuffy old man. This is comic accurate.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 He kinda was in the original run. Then they updated it and the variation that persists into the present is the version we see now. The old soldier with a kind heart for the orphan.
@Mach Dude No he wasn't.
In the beginning he was just a Butler. He had zero back story till almost the mid 40s.
Alfred is the personification of
"Ahh! Call an Ambulance! But not for me!"
What about well I didn’t want to get blood on my suit but not my blood
Alfred and Harvey were legitimately the *best* parts of Gotham. Sean Pertwee is so underutilized in film, I love him.
One year later I'm jumping in to say that those two are the only reason I stuck with Gotham for so long. They are INCREDIBLE characters played by brilliant actors. Sean needs more roles period.
Yeah 😊
alfred being the king of sarcasm in the whole DC universe hahahah
“ I raised a boy who knows right from wrong, who values life and all living things, who does not kill…. My mother didn’t”
Alfred pennyworth
Where was that said ? It's pretty cool.
Also, does he have mommy issues ?
@@JabamiLainit’s a threat put in a eloquent fashion
I appreciate that they paid enough attention to detail to give Alfred a Fairbairn Sykes dagger. Alfred kept his SAS knife.
Honestly, I'd be disappointed if he didn't
I could see why people of the DC fandom like this Alfred, his experience and ability of his time in the military really shows here. Of course, he still has everything Alfred would have: sass, wisdom, and an overall good parent to Bruce
Every single version of Alfred Pennyworth has always been my favorite character in the entire batman mythos. His undying love and devotion to Bruce is just so heartwarming. Just look at injustice alfred when superman broke his back. Made me cry
He played Alfred so well. He and Gordon were the show for me. The stable of villains started strong, but suffered somewhat just due to alliances shifting from one episode to the next
‘That hurt’
‘Yeah well it’s supposed to innit’
I love him
It’s scary to think where Bruce would be without Alfred. After his parents death Alfred helped Bruce with everything including his mental health and taking care of him. He’s essentially his uncle/adoptive father and is the only person Bruce would’ve trusted when feeling that vulnerable after that night
Yes, thank God for Alfred Pennyworth. I too shudder to think where Bruce would be without him.
He's like Bruce's Uncle Iroh
You have to give credit to Thomas and Martha, they entrusted their son and his wellbeing to the best most trustworthy person. And you know they wouldn’t have trusted just anyone.
Alfred deciding to try appealing to Fish's compassion and it being so crazy that it actually works is just so wholesome
i love his raspy voice mixed with his british accent, it sounds so cold yet badass
I love Sean pertwee(Alfred) in this entire Gotham Series...No one stand a match against him. I wish he played Alfred in the movie up along with Christian Bale. and as somebody in the comments, this shows us why Bruce/Batman respects Alfred. Also sometimes sean reminds me of Gerard Butler. May be coz Sean Pertwee is British.
Sean come from a great lineage of actors in his family his father Jon who played the 3th doctor in Doctor who and his grandfather Roland being a play/screenwrither and actor too
Agreed. Caine was far too old.
Irons was fantastic too.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Caine was still amazing tho
Nah Michael cane was perfect for the Nolan films. But pertwee is good.
And he reminds you fo Butler because he’s British? You know there’s 64 million of us right lol, that’s kind of a tenuous link
Alfred's Skill : Martial Art, Interrogation, Arms handling...
Batman : Martial Art, Interrogation, Arms handling...
Me meeting Batman : Hmm... Alfred is... is that you?
'Yes, miss Gordon, it seems you've deduced the truth... I am Batman.'
I mean he had to learn it from somewhere
Alfred was the original Batman. Bruce was just the one who came up with the name.
Don't forget linguistics, speaking many languages 👍
@@55Quirll Including at least one alien language. I read that Superman taught Bruce how to speak Kryptonian.
I love how Alfred dosnt care about any of the crime bosses cause he knows he can kill them all
I forgot how tiny Bruce was
Honestly, this video could have been any Alfred scene from the entire show
2:53
"Your boyguard?"
"His gardener"
Same energy
I like how Jim stood aside like, yeah she has it coming now😂😂
He's done his pops proud! Definitely an actor to watch in whatever part given.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i love bruce and alfred's father-son relationship🥺💖
Same💕
Gotham Alfred even went up against Tigeress.
And lived.
Now that's legendary!
"Alfred might be hurt, I can't leave him!"
My boi, Alfred ain't being hurt. Alfred's the one doing the hurtin'.
Alfred's been kicking ass and taking names back in his day
Alfred is Batman and nobody even knows it.
Alfred isn't just the best character in Gotham, he's the best character in the whole DC universe
Alfred must be the least problematic character in Gotham 😂 I love him
The best thing about Gotham was Alfred. The perfect mixture of sophistication and ass-kickery.
Greatest Alfred of all time
His dad (3rd Doctor) would be so proud of him. (Sean Pertwee, son of Jon Pertwee Britches intelligence of WWII.)
My mother has never been into batman, marvel, or DC as much as I am but when this show premiered when I was younger she watched an episode with me and went "This alfred is hot". I've never laughed so hard in my life🤣🤣🤣
He’s so like his father! Both great actors.
Every other interpretation of Alfred really makes you forget that he’s ex-military but Sean Pertwee really makes you see him as a badass who could’ve genuinely kicked ass during war. He’s also the perfect Alfred when it comes to being a gentle but firm father figure with a bit of that fatherly sarcasm. He’s my personal favorite Alfred, don’t get me wrong, the others are still great in their own aspects but Sean really killed this role.
I had recently just started watching Pennyworth. It's interesting to put the two versions of himself side by side. Jack Bannon does an incredible job in portraying a young Alfred.
"I'm a man of my word. You can walk. As soon as you wake up." "I don't know what you m-" BAM!!!!! That's some 80's Schwarzenegger/90's Seagal level of trolling, right there.
Funny how Alfred acknowledges Bruce's feelings towards Selina Kyle lol
My favorite was when Harvey realized he messed up and told Alfred that they Catherine. Also I love that in Gotham that they mad Alfred a complete bad a$$
This show had it weak points and storylines, but three characters were amazing all the way through: Alfred, The Penguin and The Riddler
those characters were great and had the best actors to match
My three fave characters too!
Top 3 best characters in the show
Sean Pertwee’s portrayal of Alfred in Gotham is my all time favorite 👏👏👏
Superman: Bruce, where's my money?
Batman: Alfred!
Superman: Has left the chat.
This Alfred I loved because true to the comics Alfred is ex military and in most modern adaptations is a former Mi6 agent dudes a badass
I love Sean Pertwee. His dad would be proud.
Jim Standing out with an expression " al right you asked for it " of his way was classic
I really hope one day Sean Pertwee gets a chance to be Alfred in another movie. I will literally beg
I loved this version of Alfred he was the mentor and surrogate father figure Bruce needed in this one.
This is why Alfred can beat up superman
Y’all are forgetting that Alfred’s got that DAWG in him
Sean Pertwee is a great actor.
He was amazing in Agatha Christie's Dead Man's Folly as the bad guy, but he is also a bad*ss good guy.
He deserves more recognition.
There's several things I love about this series but this is my favourite is how they really show Alfred effectiveness in combat and his love for Bruce, Bruce was always a son to Alfred and a very good operator in his past so to show this is pretty cool, I also think the actor who plays him is a perfect cast
Bruce: Alfred might be hurt
Alfred : turns into 3rd doctor and uses Venetian Akedo
( you know because he’s Sean pertwee and Jon pertwee’s son )
This is probably the first Alfred in any DC movie, getting into shoot outs, beating the living sh1t out of so many people, just so much Lmao
Best Alfred Ever
This Alfred is just perfect, awesome & very charismatic. Love him.🤗🤗🤗
Same ^w^
Alfreds "I am not a cop, I am a butler" is the updated version of Sam "No his gardner" answer to the question if he is the bodyguard ^^
That's where Bruce gets his dad mode from
this Alfred is a legend. how he raised young Bruce, fantastic role model.
Sean is a legend and perfect for a more younger Alfred and love he’s ex sas/army in this reminds me of him in dog soldiers
No wonder Bruce is such a major badass.
Let's not forget this man raised Batman
i love this alfred really shows how much of a dad he was to bruce
3:33 "I'm absolutely flippin peachy, mate." 🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Thank you for this great video
What I like about Gotham is that due to this being about young Bruce we also get a substantially younger Alfred that kicks ass a lot.
He always does well with what he’s given, shame he’s never given anything that good. I liked his old dad too.
Gotham was a mixed bag as a whole because so much didn’t work
But what did work and made it great at times were Bruce and Alfred, Jim and Harvey
I started to watch Gotham from the beginning and stopped. I DEFINITELY NEED TO GO BACK TO IT. This is DEFINITELY Alfred at his most AWESOME.
Please remember, O villains of Gotham, that Alfred Pennyworth has zero restrictions on guns or murder, and Bruce won't lift a finger if Al goes on a bender.
0:02 yeah, that's the point of fighting.
Alfred is definitely the best dad towards Bruce
I know nothing about this show, I'm tempted to start watching it just becuase of Alfred
Yea the shows a prequel of course to batman. About his childhood n focuses more on gordan but its def worth a watch, and yea i think this is the best alfred hes definitely my favorite character here haha.
100% recommend you watch
This show is awesome :)
The show is amazing if you love the whole batman universe its by far the best depiction of Gotham city
That's exactly why I'm watching and I'm loving it! I'm sure you'll like it.
I like how Gordon just steps aside when that posh lady laughs
He's like good version of Kano who is taking care of Bruce.
3:48 Yep, i was right.
Alfred in Injustice, cracking his knuckles: I'M A BUTLER
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2:35
Hahahahahahaahahaha
Dad Mode Activated
Batman and Alfred were the original Dynamic Duo
This is the most loyalest guy I ever seen , he would die for Bruce Wayne no questions asked 💯
My respects to Mr Pennyworth. He got himself a cush job straight out of the military, gained legal control over employer's fortune and heir, had employers offed, responsibly managed billions, while isolating and weaponizing the heir into a completely obedient and yet stone cold sociopath, and all the while nobody ever even glanced his way. "Badass" doesn't even begin to describe this man.
Ya know, I actually never thought of things that way. Still not my canon but very interesting view point.
Probably what owlman's Alfred did
I like how is accent isn’t the typical British posh accent, it’s actually authentically British but is still fancy while being rough