It's time for another all new episode of Batwoman! We are so excited! Tonight's episode perfectly fits in with last week's pilot. Really, this feels more like part 2 of the opening. Kate Kane is still not fully Batwoman. She hasn't worn the Black and Red Suit and as far as Gotham is concerned, Batman is back. Kate's singular focus remains her drive to find Alice who she now suspects to be her long lost sister Beth. Can Kate use her cousin's resources as Batwoman to find Alice and prove once and for all who she is? That's the topic at hand tonight, here's what stood out to us:

1. Kate's Father is Obsessed: After learning last week that Alice's motives are more about getting revenge on Jacob Kane than on Gotham, Jacob and his Crows are doubling down on their hunt for Alice. Jacob doesn't suspect that Alice is his lost daughter so Jacob's hunt is unaltered. Kate is using her Batman tech to try and get to Alice before Jacob does. Jacob could make the biggest mistake if he doesn't learn the truth beforehand.
2. Alice's Knife: Alice doesn't like loose ends and she is feeling a bit angry that she has misplaced her knife. That knife, now in Kate's hands, might be the key to Alice's identity. Alice, now occupying a home in the suburbs, is sending her Wonderland gang out to find the misplaced knife.
3. DNA and Sophie: Kate needs to find if the DNA on the knife is the same as her sister's. While Wayne Tech might have the tools, they don't know how to use it. Kate seeks assistance from her former lover Sophie at Crow's headquarters to see if she'll use their DNA device to test it against a sample of Kate's. Sophie turns her down and just as they are about to part ways, the Wonderland gang pulls a sneak attack and the duo fight them off, but not before Kate and Sophie lose the knife.
4. Kate Sets a Meeting: Kate heads to her step-sister's illegal health clinic where a wounded member of the Wonderland gang is being treated. Kate tells the gang member to give Alice a message. If Alice is truly Beth, then she'll know what it means and where to meet. Kate asks once again for Sophie's help to delay the Crows and see if Alice is indeed Beth. Alice does end up showing at the Waffle Stand location where Kate is waiting for her. The two reconnect and while still a little unconfirmed, Kate is allowed a blood sample to test just who Alice is. Sophie, on the other hand, makes a choice and betrays Kate. Sophie and the Crows arrive at the former home of the Kane family too late to catch the gang. Sophie, knowing that Kate is meeting with Alice at the Waffle Stand, lets the Crows know that they are there.
5. Alice is Captured: Sophie, Jacob and the Crows show up at the Waffle Stand. With the green light to kill on sight, it's Kate's protection that saves Alice. She is able to talk Jacob down and rather than kill Alice, they arrest her. Alice, however, lets Kate know that she doesn't like that there are new "Sisters" now and Kate deduces that Mary is in trouble. Dressed as Batman once again, Kate is able to get to Mary in time and save her from the Wonderland gang attack. During the transport of Alice to Arkham, a rocket is fired on the van and it tumbles into the water. As Alice once again finds herself in a wrecked car underwater drowning, Kate does arrive in time to save her sister this time. The van, however, is hit by gun fire and the two sisters are separated. The cops begin to hunt Batwoman down but Luke is able to revive her using a defibrillator built into the suit. The cops aren't able to capture Alice or Batwoman.

Final wrap up moments. The city continues to wonder if Batman is really back or not. Kate returns to Mary's clinic to say she is sorry that she missed dinner and the two talked about how Mary is being hunted by Alice. Kate returns to speak with her dad at Crows headquarters. He can't believe that his daughter would be capable of doing what Alice has done. In a flashback, we see just how much Beth's disappearance has affected Jacob. Jacob relied on Katherine Hamilton's investigators to find evidence of Alice's death. Kate can't believe it and Jacob tries to explain to her that it was Beth. On her way out, Kate runs into Sophie again. Sophie again distances herself from Kate who calls her out for betraying her. Alice notes that it wasn't her who staged the bomb on the transport and Kate now realizes there is another party that doesn't want Kate learning the truth. Just then we see that Katherine Hamilton seems to be pulling the strings to keep Kate in the dark. It was her investigators who said Alice was dead. Just what is Katherine up to?

Finally, Kate is left with the fact that she has provided the whole city of Gotham hope that their Dark Knight might have returned. Kate now needs to decide if she is going to put on the suit for more than just finding Alice. Alice, however, get's the last word as she notes that wearing that suit means to take on all the darkness that comes with it. In a note to Kate with a live Bat in it, Alice tells Kate she has her father's eyes...

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Only two days and a few hours until Batwoman returns to our screens and we couldn't be more excited for episode 2! But, The CW is out in full force promoting the show and we already have eight new images for the fourth episode of the season! Today, we are getting a rather lengthy synopsis for the fourth episode titled "Who Are You".  From the sound of it, Alice continues to be ahead of just about everyone and Kate struggles with the dual life balance! Read the full synopsis below:

ALL THAT GLITTERS – A new villain with an eye for all things that sparkle drops in on the city. Kate (Ruby Rose) attempts to find a balance between her personal life and her new role as Gotham’s guardian. Catherine (Elizabeth Anweis) has an uncomfortable encounter with Alice (Rachel Skarsten) who always seems to be one step ahead of the Kane family. Batwoman pays fangirl Mary (Nicole Kang) a visit to ask for a favor. Meanwhile, Jacob (Dougray Scott) and Sophie (Meagan Tandy) try to piece together who was after their prisoner. Luke (Camrus Johnson) continues to finetune Batwoman’s arsenal of weapons as the pair track their unwelcome visitor and discover she has more sinister plans than snatching shiny objects. Holly Dale directed the episode written by Nancy Kiu and Denise Harkavy (#104). Original airdate 10/27/2019.

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Batwoman is here! The pilot has aired and fans are going wild! We are on the journey to see just how Kate Kane chooses to become the new hope for Gotham City! Today, we have eight brand new images for episode four of Batwoman. This should be the first episode that will likely take place after Elseworlds. So far, we are still beind the rest of the Arrowverse's timeline. Judging from the photos, this episode looks like its going to be heavy with Alice and Kate. Of course, Kate is wearing her iconic Black and Red costume now which we first saw in Elseworlds! Check out the images below:

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Batwoman is off to a smashing start! Before reading ahead, know we might reference things that happened in the premiere so if you haven't seen it yet, circle back after you have! As it stands now, Batwoman has fully made her debut as Batwoman. Kate has borrowed Bruce's tech but the city can't see the difference between the two. They are obsessed with the image that appeared in the Gotham Gazette. Is Batman truly back? Is Alice really who Kate thinks she is? Check out the trailer for next week's all new episode below:

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