There really was never any doubt that Batwoman would get at the very least, a shot at a pilot. When you have the chief executive officer of CW saying on the record that they are going to move forward with a pilot, it doesn't get much more official than that. However, today according to TVline, the official order has been given and along with casting and production choices underway, a director for the pilot has been found. David Nutter, who's no stranger to the Arrowverse shows, has been tapped to direct the pilot. He has previously directed episodes of The Flash, Arrow and Game of Thrones. The pilot was written by showrunner and executive producer Caroline Dries, who also wrote the Batwoman portions of the Elseworlds crossover event. She will be joined by Arrowverse creator, Greg Berlanti and his right hand Sarah Schechter as well as DC mega-creator Geoff Johns in the Executive Producer category.

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Batwoman's debut in the Arrowverse had us so excited! Of course, like many fans, we were hoping for more, but what we did see was pretty incredible! Now as we sit waiting to welcome in a new year, we are awaiting any news we can get about the female caped-crusader. On the eve of 2019, an unlikely source has a fun piece of info for us all! Injustice is the title of a very different, elseworlds-like fighting game. Superman is evil and much of the league is fractured. Aside from the story, the mobile version of this game has really been embracing costumes and characters from the Arrowverse. Their newest addition, batwoman herself! Check out the image of Ruby Rose's Batwoman in game below!

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So Batwoman has officially entered the Arrowverse. With Elseworlds coming and going, we are left with a Gotham that is in dire need of a "Bat" and a "Wayne" corporation to bring life back to the city. This would be a perfect job for Ruby Rose's Kate Kane aka Batwoman to take on, but the show needs the green light first. So what's next for Batwoman in the real world? The first step is the pilot. Batwoman.tv already reported that an order from The CW for a pilot of Batwoman has been made. Additionally, the show needs to be cast. That process is underway now with the likely supporting characters being:

• Renee Montoya
• Bette Kane
• Caroline Kane (first name might change)
• Alice
• Luke Fox
• Jacob Kane (Jake)

Once the cast is set, production will likely begin. Using what they can from the Elseworlds crossover, the sets will be added to and location scouting for more live action areas to film will be identified. Current rumors have dozens of sources saying that filming will begin in the Spring of 2019 with some even claiming it to be in April. This is likely the case as that would give the pilot enough time to be filmed and sent to the CW executive board for consideration of a series order. Additionally, it makes the pilot available for San Diego Comic Con where previews and or full viewings can take place. Should the series get a full order, we can then expect Batwoman to join the Arrowverse line-up in the 2019-2020 season, just in time for Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Indications of this entire process are already being seen. Today, Spoilertv.com has unearthed a revised synopsis for the series.

In a Gotham suffering in Batman’s absence, Batwoman is a dark DC Comics drama following the journey of Kate Kane as she dons a cape, cowl, and detective’s hat to save her city. But Kate’s personal life proves just as complicated as she grapples with a fractured family, a rookie team, and unattainable love.

This varies from the series synopsis we got back in July when the CW announced it was exploring the possibility of Batwoman. That synopsis said:

Batwoman revolves around Kate Kane, who, armed with a passion for social justice and flair for speaking her mind, soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter primed to snuff out the failing city's criminal resurgence. But don't call her a hero yet: in a city desperate for a savior, Kate must overcome her own demons before embracing the call to be Gotham's symbol of hope.

The addition of team and the absence of not calling her a hero yet, makes this sound like the show is really taking shape.

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Last night, Batwoman made her grand entrance into the Arrowverse and we couldn't be more excited. Initial reviews from many of the major entertainment sites and on social media hail Ruby Rose's portrayal of the Crimson Caped Crusader as 'brilliant'. We found the special bond between Supergirl and Batwoman especially heartwarming and are hoping for more from the 'World's Finest' in the future. Of course at the end of the episode, reality was rewritten yet again and this time the heroes were dealt an even more difficult hand. Here's what stood out to us:

1. Deegan Becomes Superman: When Deegan tried to use the book of destiny last time, he wanted to become the Flash. He failed because he wasn't experienced enough with the book. On the second attempt, he was exposed to Supergirl who has even more powers than The Flash. Deegan takes Supergirl's powers and becomes Superman. Or at least a male version of Supergirl that looks like Superman. Because Kara is not from this Earth she isn't really rewritten but she is trapped in a power dampening prison. Deegan as dark Superman, says that everyone is changed this time and agent "Danvers" reveals herself and triggers a sound blast to hurt Kara. We aren't sure yet who this Alex is.
2. Good is Bad and Bad is Good: The Monitor sees a bit of potential in powerless Barry and Oliver. He takes them to his dimension to give them the "glass half-empty" talk. When returned, Barry and Oliver realize that the bad guys are good and vice versa. The Trigger Twins head to the gangster bar to seek out Cisco so they can go to Earth 38 and get the real Superman. When they get there, they find out Cisco is actually the criminal boss and James Olsen, now Jimmy Olsen Worst Pal of Superman, is working for him.
3. Superman Returns: After Barry is able to bank on an emotional connection with Cisco, Oliver, Cisco and Barry are able to head to Earth 1. They arrive in the Fortress of Solitude where Superman and Lois are doing .. something? They are able to explain what is going on and after a silly moment where Superman wonders if Cisco is actually Kara, both Lois and Clark agree to head to Earth 1 to help set reality right. In the meantime, Kara is able to reach Alex and the two's familiar bond returns even if Alex is native to Earth 1. Alex instantly calls Kara her sister and when they run into Dark Superman, Alex remains by her side. Just then, the real Superman arrives to have a word with 'Dr Deegan'.
4. The Battle of the Supermen: The two Supermen fight throughout Central City. Deegan, now going full villain, decides to use the same weapon Barry and Oliver used against him. He attacks a police helicopter. The Real Superman is able to save it but gets caught off guard. Meanwhile, Kara, Earth 1 Alex and Barry find the book again. Kara attempts to change reality but doesn't know how to do it. She speeds the book to Clark who is able to restore Barry, Oliver and much of the city before Deegan closes the book again and takes off as Dark Superman.
5. Oliver's Gambit: Things are going too far, way too far. Clark knows that if Barry and Kara try to slow time down they will both die in the process. The two do it anyway as the heroes they are. Oliver calls on the Monitor to plead for them. He says he finally knows who he is and there is too much darkness in him to protect the Earth. Earth needs better heroes and Kara and Barry are those heroes. They inspire hope. Superman, now joined by Brainy, J'onn and Lois take on Dark Superman.
6. The Arrow: Oliver is able to arrive in time and shoot the book of destiny, stopping all of the reality altering moments going on. Supergirl and The Flash don't run/fly themselves to death and Brainy is able to quickly deal with the new Amazo by ripping out his motherboard.

So much happened in the last few scenes! Where do we start! Clark and Lois have to leave Earth for a time because Lois is pregnant! She can't bring the baby to term if she is on Earth, he could kick through her. Clark and Lois will stay on Argo for the time being. That said, Clark passes the torch to Kara. Supergirl will be the only Kryptonian on Earth for a while. Next up, we have Clark and Lois in the fortress preparing for their trip. Clark crushes a piece of coal into a diamond and asks Lois to marry him. All he can get out is her name before she jumps into his arms and says yes! Barry and Oliver share a drink after the long ordeal is over. The two, having been each other, have a new perspective on what it means to be a hero. Oliver gets a phone call from an unknown number and it's Batwoman. She let's him know that Deegan has made a new friend, Psycho Pirate! The crossover ends with the promise of Crisis on Infinite Earths next season!

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