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A television historian was doing the morning radio talk show circuit to push his new book a while back. He seemed to be of the impression that TV networks hit their relative peaks when new networks start establishing themselves. He noted that various shows from over the years, going back to the 70's and early 80's with Hill Street Blues as one network's effort to retain viewership due to new competition, along with others, and they were all tied directly to the advent of one station or another. He called out Married... With Children and The Simpsons on Fox in the late 80's and into the early 90's, and then a whole multitude of various cable stations launching original content and their shows' quality over the past ten years. Basically, in a panic, network execs would actually take chances on shows that might not have had a known demographic, but they liked it for whatever reason. Most of these were on the new networks, but some would come along in the old stalwarts, too.
I'm not sure of the legalities of it, but they should have a sane, straight laced kid named "Jack Napier" to really troll people.He is not the Joker, he is a character that could be the Joker. The creators have basically said they are going to troll multiple possibilities of who the Joker is but probably never really show him since the Joker almost never has an origin. (and is worthless without Batman) The point is to show how a character like the Joker could come about in Gotham.
That said "Jerome" is awesome