"Gotham" TV series spoilers showed the murder of the Wayne couple as Penguin's mother is reportedly going to make an appearance in the show.

The FOX network revealed "Gotham" TV series spoilers in a teaser promo showing the young Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) looking shaken as he is interviewed by a young Jim Gordon.

"May name's Bruce Wayne," he starts. "A man came out of the shadows ..."

"There is something you can do now," Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie). "You can be strong."

Meanwhile, TVLine dished out more "Gotham" TV series spoilers when it reported that Carol Kane was cast as the mother of Oswald Cobblepot, who will later become the Penguin (Robin Lord-Taylor).

Earlier, E! News revealed "Gotham" TV series spoilers after uploading a new promo that previewed the tragedy that drew the future Batman and the future Gotham police commissioner closer.

The preview also "gives us another look at several other characters familiar to Batman fans, including Oswald 'Penguin' Cobblepot (Robin Lord Taylor) and Selina Kyle (Carmen Bicondova), aka Catwoman," the report said.

The website also reported that attendees of the San Diego Comic-Con this month will get first look at "Gotham" TV series spoilers when the pilot episode will be shown on July 26.

The "Gotham" TV series is a prequel to when the hot-tempered billionaire puts on the bat suit. It tells the story of rookie detective James Gordon (Ben McKenzie) who, two weeks into the job, finds himself trying to be a father figure to the young Bruce Wayne, cleansing the department of corrupt cops and dealing with supervillains.

"Gotham" TV series cast Ben McKenzie talked to InsideTV and revealed that Bruno Heller sent him the script early "and said he wrote this part with me in mind-which is incredibly flattering."

He also dished out some "Gotham" TV spoilers particularly on the character of Jim Gordon:

"He's a truly honest man. The last honest man in a city full of crooked people. It's very tricky nowadays to play a true, honest-to-goodness hero. Everybody is so cynical of people's intentions," he said.