https://www.comingsoon.net/tv/news/1036979-expect-with-pennyworth>We now have some idea about what’s in store for Pennyworth, the new series that follows Bruce Wayne’s loyal butler Alfred, years before Bruce was ever born. Danny Cannon, who’s an execut

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Anonymous 02/07/19 (Thu) 22:45:57 No.1048333

https://www.comingsoon.net/tv/news/1036979-expect-with-pennyworth

>We now have some idea about what’s in store for Pennyworth, the new series that follows Bruce Wayne’s loyal butler Alfred, years before Bruce was ever born. Danny Cannon, who’s an executive producer on Gotham as well as Pennyworth, shared some insight at the TCAs yesterday (via Deadline) on what we can expect from the newest Batman prequel.

>First up, the 60s-set series will be “13 degrees darker” than something like Austin Powers, which was set during a similar time but had a more vibrant color scheme to reflect its comical tone. “It’s not the England we know. It looks and feels like, but if you look a little closer, [you think], ‘Why is that like that? Why is that building there? What war is he talking about?‘”

>Cannon also promised an “unhinged, R-rated” series filled with “archetypal villains and classic villains of British literature.” Specifically, he mentioned Jack the Ripper. “Jack the Ripper was 1880s, but he has descendants.”

What next? Superman's cat voiced by Nicholas Cage?

Anonymous 02/07/19 (Thu) 23:00:26 No.1048334

>>1048333

>no archive

Fuck off shill.

Anonymous 02/07/19 (Thu) 23:11:54 No.1048335

>>1048333

>Jack the Ripper again

Does Jim Gordon have relatives in England?

Anonymous 02/07/19 (Thu) 23:24:32 No.1048336

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>>1048333

>What war is he talking about?

You mean World War 2? Is he genuinely expecting that this thing's audience wouldn't know that?

Anonymous 02/08/19 (Fri) 00:18:07 No.1048344

So, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen? The 60's bit, with Jack Carter and Jerry Cornelius?

Anonymous 02/08/19 (Fri) 08:23:43 No.1048386

>>1048344

A 60s spy film with comedy but serious enough to hold a plot past it is absolutely doable, but why even bother with the license then?

Anonymous 02/09/19 (Sat) 06:32:09 No.1048490

>>1048333

I want to violently murder every single brainless normalfag that sustained that piece of shit "Gotham" for long enough that its producer was able to greenlit an equally pointless bastardization of Batman lore because WB execs only see dollar signs.