'Gotham' Season 2 Episode 15 Spoilers: How Will the Young Master Wayne Survive the Streets?

Fox's hit crime fighting drama TV series "Gotham" Season 2 returns this week with a brand new episode that will see the young Bruce Wayne learning about life on the streets. How long will he survive without the guidance of his trusty butler? Meanwhile, the Gotham City Police Department got news about a museum robbery done by one of their colleagues.

In the previous episode "The Ball of Mud and Meanness," fans got to see Alfred and Bruce carrying on their mission to find the murderers of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. They got sidetracked when Alfred suffered an injury. Bruce took it upon himself, and with the help of his friend Selina, they were able to locate the murderer—Matches Malone. The latter, however, turns out to be a man who is already waiting for his death. The young Wayne opted to spare his life. Matches, though, took his own life.

In that event, Bruce has come into a realization that he can't kill a murderer—a philosophy that he would carry with him until he later becomes the Batman.

In the upcoming episode, viewers will discover more on Bruce's field trip and immersion in the seediest areas of the titular city.

In a much bigger development, the synopsis from The Futon Critic for the episode titled "Wrath of the Villains: Mad Grey Dawn," officers Jim Gordon and Harvey Bullock will be looking into a trail of clues left following a museum robbery. Little did they know that the hints were actually done by none other than Ed Nygma himself, who has now embraced his dark side. DC comics fans already know that the GCPD forensic officer would later become The Riddler.

Meanwhile, someone who knows about Gordon's past surfaces to haunt him. The person in question may also happen to know about Jim's involvement in the murder of Theo Galavan.

Find out how these events unfold when "Gotham" Season 2 Wrath of Villains air this Monday, Mar. 21, at 8 p.m. on FOX.

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