The scene was not only just fun to watch (Taylor, as always, is a delight as Oswald), but was a big emotional moment for Ed, who admits that “killing you killed a part of me.” For fans of the comic, it also saw Oswald wearing the traditional Penguin outfit for the very first time. Taylor talked about the big moment at a Gotham press event earlier this month, saying: Another fun fact about the Winehouse scene? The Gotham cast and crew just happened to record it in the exact same studio Winehouse did in New York City. “Production randomly rented it out. The same booth,” Taylor said. Now that we know Taylor can sing and that the Gotham production team knows how to pull off a musical number (well, we suppose we learned that lesson way back in Gotham Season 1), when are we going to get a Gotham musical episode? If there’s any show on TV that could pull it off, then it’s the weird, musically-inclined Gotham universe. To find out what’s next in Gotham Season 3, head over to our news hub. depth vs. expansion: the shared universe/franchise
