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DC’s Most Underrated Series Had Serious Potential (And It Was Cancelled Way Too Soon)
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Gotham Knights Wasn’t Perfect, But It Got a Lot of Things RightNow, it’s not unfair to say that Gotham Knights was far from a perfect show.
Gotham Knights Was Cancelled Before It Truly Got to ShineDespite being full of potential and primed to be something genuinely interesting and unique in terms of DC’s live-action adaptations, Gotham Knights was cancelled with two episodes left in its first season.
Gotham Knights arrived at an interesting time, with The CW seeing a change in ownership and some major budget cuts.
Ultimately, Gotham Knights didn’t fit into either DC’s or The CW’s revised plans.
However, in looking back — and going back to rewatch it — Gotham Knights was actually a solid addition to DC’s exploration of the Batman story, and deserved way more room to grow.