Näyttelijät:
Ruby Rose, Rachel Skarsten, Dougray Scott, Meagan Tandy, Elizabeth Anweis, Dakota Daulby, Nicole Kang, Brendon Zub, Gracyn Shinyei, Rachel Maddow (lisää)Suoratoistopalvelut (2)
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Pilot (S01E01)
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The Rabbit Hole (S01E02)
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Down Down Down (S01E03)
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Who Are You? (S01E04)
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Mine Is a Long and a Sad Tale (S01E05)
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I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury (S01E06)
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Tell Me the Truth (S01E07)
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A Mad Tea-Party (S01E08)
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Crisis on Infinite Earths: Hour Two (S01E09)
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How Queer Everything Is Today! (S01E10)
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An Un-Birthday Present (S01E11)
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Take Your Choice (S01E12)
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Drink Me - First Look at Nocturna (S01E13)
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Grinning from Ear to Ear (S01E14)
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Off with Her Head (S01E15)
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Through the Looking-Glass (S01E16)
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A Narrow Escape (S01E17)
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If You Believe in Me, I'll Believe in You (S01E18)
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A Secret Kept from All the Rest (S01E19)
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O, Mouse! (S01E20)
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First season of the adventure drama starring Ruby Rose as the DC Comics superheroine. Following Batman's disappearance, Kate Kane (Rose) returns to Gotham to rescue her father from a new villain known as Alice (Rachel Skarsten), the leader of the Wonderland Gang. With help from Wayne Enterprises employee Luke Fox (Camrus Johnson), Kate dons a modified batsuit and takes to the streets as Batwoman to become the hero Gotham desperately needs. (Warner Bros. Home Entertainment)
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While the Batwoman comics are 18+, the series is for 12+ and that might be saying it all. It really doesn't make much sense to add a solo Batwoman to the CW family of shows based on DC comics, because everything else is so fired up and audience-appealing, especially to teens. But it happened, and teenagers were exposed to their first lesbian (and Jewish) protagonist. It's a great move in theory, but how do you turn a mature read into something that young people will sit down and watch week after week? Firstly, leave the parents as the most important people, and then secondly, we'll highlight the strength of the sisterly bond and let it bubble up with a mix of catchphrases, supporting characters from Gotham, and then we get the result. Acting-wise, it's much better than the stoic Ruby Rose in the lead role, veteran Rachel Skarsten as the psychopathic Alice, who starred in the series version of Birds of Prey years ago. The sidekicks are interesting. However, what is questionable is the level of violence depicted, which seemingly separates Batwoman from the explicitly positive Supergirl and other caped crusaders. But if you can guess who Nocturna or Duela Dent are, give yourself some points. Here and there we get some quality L drama and various winks at DC goodies. So really, it's just a matter of how serious you are about DC adaptations.
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