Fox's 'Gotham' Spoilers: Will Ben McKenzie, Nicholas D'Agosto Meet Harvey Dent's Alter Ego, Two-Face?

Now that the Batman prequel, Gotham, is currently underway on Fox, another super villain is marching his way, flipping his coin in the air, from the DC Comics Universe onto the television screen. Will Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) and Harvey Bullock (Donal Logue) meet with district attorney Harvey Dent (Nicholas D'Agosto)'s hideously scarred personality, Two-Face?

In our previous recap, Jim Gordon (McKenzie) was ordered by Carmine Falcone to assassinate Oswald Copplepot (Robin Taylor). Although Bulllock (Logue) was watching, Gordon managed to fake Oswald's death. As the season progressed, Bullock was under the assumption Oswald was dead while Gordon was willing the play along with Carmine and Fish Mooney (Jada Pinkett-Smith).

In the game-changing episode, after Oswald showed up alive and well at the precinct, Bullock realized Gordon was lying to him the entire time. Though they settled their differences, trouble still looms from Falcone and his real protege, Oswald Copplepot (Robin Taylor). With Gordon's life in their hands, Oswald promises the good cop will join their side.

In the latest recap, Gordon had to face Black Mask and take down his underground fight club by himself. Back at school, Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) was being picked up by a bully. Bruce doesn't know it yet but his bully, Tommy Elliot, will grow up to be Batman's arch-nemesis, Hush.

As we previously mentioned, set photos were released of D' Agosto as Harvey Dent. In his character profile, the Masters of Sex actor is wearing a sophisticated suit and if you notice closely, he has his trademark coin in his fingers. Get ready for D'Agosto to make his introduction as Dent on the November 17 episode, but will we see his other personality on the show anytime soon?

The Heroes actor reveals to Entertainment Weekly, "I don't know. They always keep us actors in the dark. I think it would be at least a couple of seasons. They've taken certain license with certain elements of the story, like they've played up a large age difference between Harvey Dent and Bruce Wayne. So who knows where they'll go with it? I hope I get to be Two-Face somewhere in the middle of the run, so I can really explore these two halves."

Check out a clip from Harvey Dent here:

Gotham continues Mondays on Fox at 8pm. Readers, would you like to see Two-Face on the show?