Frames Gordon for murder in Season 2, competes with Cobblepot for Gotham's criminal dominance, and attempts to kill Gordon in the epilogue before being captured by the vigilante.
Gracie's eldest son from a previous marriage and a musician. He blackmails Elizabeth for a job on the film by claiming to have discovered evidence of past familial abuse, revealing a manipulative and resentful side.
A cast member who clashes with Milton Berle after Berle hits on his girlfriend, Jacqueline, and humiliates him. Lorne later asks Chevy to take over Weekend Update; he performs it impromptu with Alan Zweibel's new material, then delivers the show's opening announcement, “Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!”
A traveling salesman whom Therese meets during the road trip. He is secretly a private investigator hired to gather evidence against Carol and records the couple before sending the material to Carol's husband.
An unlicensed male gynecologist who performs abortions for the Jane Collective. He charges high fees, secretly teaches Joy the procedure after she bribes him, and is eventually replaced by her when a botched procedure occurs and Virginia seeks more control.
Adrian is an advertising agent who returns from New York to his conservative Dallas family for Christmas, intending to say goodbye while concealing that he is dying of AIDS. After losing his advertising job because of his sexuality, he works in a restaurant, reconnects with Carly, supports his family with gifts, and leaves Andrew a farewell message.
Cory Michael Smith has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Signature works include Gotham, Sentimental Value, May December. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.