Fox's hit series "Gotham" would not work quite as well without the incredible sets (like Edward Nygma's apartment, seen here) where cops and villains scheme and battle. They help create a larger-than-life atmosphere. CNN recently visited the show's set in Brooklyn, New York.
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Another view of Nygma's funhouse-esque apartment.
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A major location for the Fox series is the Gotham City police station, where Jim Gordon works to take down the growing criminal element.
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A view of the other side of the expansive police station set.
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Here's a closer look at the police station set.
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In "Gotham," a young Bruce Wayne has discovered a hidden Batcave beneath Wayne Manor (though he hasn't started using the bat terminology).
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Another angle of the cave, with Thomas Wayne's secret office.
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"Gotham's" sets range from grimy to opulent, like the living room of Wayne Manor.
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That suit of armor may or may not be a nod to "the dark knight," but this corner of the living room shows the art and artifacts collected by Bruce's parents.
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Gordon's apartment, for those rare times when he's not chasing criminals.
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The entrance to Arkham Asylum, where Gotham's criminals do time (but often not for very long).
