Trini December 17, 2019 Share December 17, 2019 2 hours ago, BaggythePanther said: I just hope this doesn’t come at the expense of Kate interacting with the other heroes. Even though I want this too, I feel like that ship has sailed after seeing 3/5ths of the crossover. 1 Link to comment
MarkHB December 29, 2019 Share December 29, 2019 Interview with Rachel. Is anyone around who was living in Toronto in the early 00's, who might have seen her running an A&F? 1 Link to comment
Trini December 31, 2019 Share December 31, 2019 Meagan Tandy on the cover of the winter issue of LaPalme magazine: Link to comment
Trini January 3, 2020 Share January 3, 2020 This doesn't spoil anything specific so I'm putting this quote from the showrunner here: Quote Teasing the impact of the crossover on each of the five shows, <...> Caroline Dries said that although the Batwoman characters are in the dark about multiverses and powered superheroes, it nonetheless “will have a shocking resonance” for Kate; ... https://tvline.com/2020/01/02/lucifer-final-season-5-spoilers-deckerstar/ (Spoilers for other shows at the link) Link to comment
Maverick January 3, 2020 Share January 3, 2020 The Batwoman characters don't know about the multiverse but they don't know about powered heroes? Really? So they're on Earth 1 but have never heard of The Flash. Ok. Link to comment
Trini January 14, 2020 Share January 14, 2020 Pretty sure this promo photo hadn't been released before: Link to comment
Trini January 19, 2020 Share January 19, 2020 This interview sounds like it was conducted way earlier in the season, but it was posted this week: 'Batwoman's Meagan Tandy Fights Villains...and Long Buried Feelings' Link to comment
Trini January 19, 2020 Share January 19, 2020 Some DC/WB cross marketing with a 'sneak peek' of the BOP: HQ movie during tonight's Batwoman episode: Would have been nice if they had done this for the Canaries backdoor pilot of Arrow this week, but it makes sense that they choose Batwoman since it is also set in Gotham, is also Batman-adjacent, and has higher ratings. 1 Link to comment
Trini January 20, 2020 Share January 20, 2020 Post-crossover ratings: If there was going to be a crossover bump, it was killed by championship football: Quote Batwoman (777K/0.2) returned down 22 and 33 percent from its fall finale, marking series lows. https://tvline.com/2020/01/20/ratings-9-1-1-lone-star-season-1-premiere-nfc-championship/ Link to comment
Trini January 21, 2020 Share January 21, 2020 EP interview: 'Batwoman' Boss Goes Inside That Historic Reveal Also has the hi-res of the magazine cover: Link to comment
Trini January 21, 2020 Share January 21, 2020 More Dries quotes at EW; also about the Beth reveal: Quote Alas, Dries wouldn’t reveal what the answer was. “We will find out next week why Beth has suddenly appeared,” she said. “The audience will experience who Beth is at the same time our on-screen characters do as we learn more about her. How long she’ll be back is also something we will discover later.” ... Link to comment
Trini January 26, 2020 Share January 26, 2020 Preview clip and more quotes from the showrunner: Batwoman sneak peek Quote “I was heavily involved in the crossover, and the thing I’d been struggling with since the beginning was: How can we make Kate’s life a little bit more integrated with all of this madness of sci-fi and aliens, and the dense mythology between The Flash, Arrow, and Legends, and time travel?” says Dries. “What’s kind of our takeaway from the crossover that could really rattle the show without feeling like all of a sudden we have aliens on the show or meta-humans and stuff? You know, keeping it grounded as we started the season.” ... “Marc was like, ‘Yeah, this can reset people’s characters if you want. It can do a lot of different stuff for your stories.’ So I went back to our writers [and asked], ‘Is there anything we can do here?’ Obviously, the idea is Beth is Kate’s Achilles heel for this season, and so I think James Stoteraux pitched, ‘You know, what if Beth comes back?’ And I was like, ‘Oh my God, yes.’ So we decided to go with that,” says Dries. --- Eh -- I get wanting to integrate Batwoman with the other shows - even though I don't think it's necessary - but I don't know if a doppelganger is a good way to do it. I liked that this show was a little more grounded. 1 Link to comment
Trini January 26, 2020 Share January 26, 2020 https://ew.com/tv/2020/01/20/paul-wesley-directing-batwoman-episode/ Quote Paul Wesley is returning to the CW. EW has confirmed that the Vampire Diaries star will direct the 17th episode of Batwoman‘s first season. Wesley revealed the news Monday in an Instagram story that showed the cover of the script, written by Daphne Miles, he’ll be bringing to the screen. 1 Link to comment
Featherhat January 26, 2020 Share January 26, 2020 22 minutes ago, Trini said: Preview clip and more quotes from the showrunner: Batwoman sneak peek --- Eh -- I get wanting to integrate Batwoman with the other shows - even though I don't think it's necessary - but I don't know if a doppelganger is a good way to do it. I liked that this show was a little more grounded. Arrow started off very grounded and ended up...…..not, so I'm not sure it was ever going to be an option for Batwoman. I get what you mean though. They certainly didn't have to do anything but a Beth being back gives them options on how to use both Alice and Beth going forward. And I doubt it's going to be a straightforward choice where Kate has Beth now so is okay taking down the Alice version and forgetting about her. They probably weren't going to wreck their pre COIE cliffhanger of Catherine dying and Jacob being in jail so soon. We'll see what happens tonight but they still seem to be keeping the same tone of the show. Link to comment
Trini January 28, 2020 Share January 28, 2020 Demo still lower this week - it aired against the Grammys; 1.11 ratings: Quote At the CW, it was business as usual with their comic book series lineup with Batwoman (0.2, 870,000) and Supergirl (0.2, 970,000), which both held steady with last week’s numbers. https://deadline.com/2020/01/grammy-ratings-slip-kobe-bryant-billie-eilish-cbs-1202842407/ Quote Batwoman (870K/0.2) and Supergirl (965K/0.2) each added viewers while steady in the demo — with the former improving on last week’s audience low and the latter equaling its second-largest non-crossover audience of the season. https://tvline.com/2020/01/27/grammys-ratings-billie-eilish-wins-five-kobe-bryant-tributes/ Link to comment
Trini January 28, 2020 Share January 28, 2020 Promo for the next episode airing February 16th: Episode 12 - "Take Your Choice": Looks like Alice is out to get both of Kate's sisters! Link to comment
Trini January 28, 2020 Share January 28, 2020 17 hours ago, Trini said: Demo still lower this week - it aired against the Grammys; 1.11 ratings: ... Adjusted down in the finals to 0.1: https://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/daily-ratings/sunday-final-ratings-jan-26-2020/ Link to comment
BaggythePanther January 30, 2020 Share January 30, 2020 What happened? I thought the show was doing relatively well. We’re the ratings all due to Crisis build up or something? Link to comment
Trini January 30, 2020 Share January 30, 2020 1 hour ago, BaggythePanther said: What happened? I thought the show was doing relatively well. We’re the ratings all due to Crisis build up or something? I'm not an expert, but they were coming back from a break + tough competition (football, then Grammys). And then it's reruns the next two Sundays. Link to comment
scarynikki12 January 30, 2020 Author Share January 30, 2020 9 hours ago, BaggythePanther said: What happened? I thought the show was doing relatively well. We’re the ratings all due to Crisis build up or something? Those are the live ratings so the dip in numbers just means that an increased number of people didn't watch it during that hour. It doesn't take into account delayed views which are always significantly higher. It also doesn't include the data from streaming nor does it include the international numbers. Don't forget that The CW doesn't care about these ratings at all so a dip in the live numbers means nothing to them. The show's already been renewed so the network isn't worried about people watching. 1 Link to comment
BaggythePanther January 31, 2020 Share January 31, 2020 9 hours ago, scarynikki12 said: Those are the live ratings so the dip in numbers just means that an increased number of people didn't watch it during that hour. It doesn't take into account delayed views which are always significantly higher. It also doesn't include the data from streaming nor does it include the international numbers. Don't forget that The CW doesn't care about these ratings at all so a dip in the live numbers means nothing to them. The show's already been renewed so the network isn't worried about people watching. I know the CW doesn’t care about live ratings. I just wondered if the big dip in live ratings could be an indication that streaming views might go down as well. And I’m curious about how Batwoman has been distributed internationally. I know I’ve read people in the UK complaining that they aren’t able to see it yet. Link to comment
scarynikki12 January 31, 2020 Author Share January 31, 2020 4 minutes ago, BaggythePanther said: I just wondered if the big dip in live ratings could be an indication that streaming views might go down as well. Gotcha. Link to comment
Trini February 23, 2020 Share February 23, 2020 (edited) From TVLine's Performer of the Week: Quote HONORABLE MENTION | Rachel Skarsten was already a scene stealer on Batwoman, but for too a short while there, she doubled her haul as both Alice and Beth. The Feb. 16 episode started off with an electric sequence in which Alice surveyed her disappointingly “basic” other — and came to realize why her doppelganger was spared a tragic childhood. (Raise your hand if you squirmed on Kate’s behalf as that truth came out!) The hour’s final act, though, is where Skarsten dug in deep as each dying character lobbied, or didn’t, to be the one whose life Kate saved. As Beth, Skarsten was full of selfless understanding. Her Alice, meanwhile, was at first crestfallen to learn of Kate’s choice… and then explosively hissing with new levels of vengeance, as she rose from the dead ready to make her twin pay for this brand-new slight. Also a preview clip of tomorrow's episode: https://tvline.com/2020/02/22/batwoman-video-season-1-episode-13-nocturna-vampire-villain/ Edited February 23, 2020 by Trini Link to comment
Trini February 23, 2020 Share February 23, 2020 Very short behind-the-scenes featurettes with Camrus Johnson and Nicole Kang: 1 Link to comment
Trini February 24, 2020 Share February 24, 2020 Another couple of featurettes; this time about the Bat suit: Colleen Atwood: Link to comment
Trini March 1, 2020 Share March 1, 2020 Reminder that this week is a rerun, and new episodes start again March 8: 3/8/20 - 1.14 - "Grinning From Ear to Ear" 3/15/20 - 1.15 - "Off With Her Head" Link to comment
Trini March 1, 2020 Share March 1, 2020 This doesn't actually give additional info or insights, but they've started doing producer episode commentary: 'Inside: Drink Me': Link to comment
Trini March 8, 2020 Share March 8, 2020 Camrus Johnson interview and photo shoot in DA MAN magazine: Quote DA: Moving on, tell us about your character in “Batwoman”… CJ: Luke Fox is the man! Whaddya wanna know? [Laughs] He’s the quick witted, straight forward tech guy whose father’s death still weighs heavily on his shoulders. He works with Batwoman as the brains of their vigilante operation by creating her gadgets and weapons, communicating with her over comms and saving her butt when she gets trapped in a corner. And although Luke works with Kate Kane very closely, they’ve also accidentally become each other’s only friend and they confide in each other often in order to remain sane in this wild situation that they’re in, and this even wilder city. DA: How’s life on the “Batwoman” set? CJ: We may have one of the greatest TV crews on the planet. The amount of jokes and games that we have on set is pretty legendary. It’s a very fun, supportive environment—even on a day where we have a lot to do and not a lot of time to do it. We move as a team and as a family and we get it done and that’s really all you can ask for. DA: How do you build your chemistry with Ruby Rose and the crew? CJ: Well, the cast and I hang out pretty often. Our chemistry and dynamics grow stronger and clearer each and every time. It’s funny because I actually have been wanting us all to hang out even more; but when I talk to some of my friends on other shows, they say that they try to hang out as much as we do already! I’m a big believer that fun brings people together. So, an escape room, whale watching, game nights, boat tours and all of the other things that we’ve been able to do together has been very important to how close we are in real life and how we play off of one another on screen. DA: What do you love the most about playing Luke Fox? CJ: His most serious moments. I’m blessed to be able to play with Luke and be funny. I always love being able to do that and make my character more “approachable,” if you will. But in addition to that, his moments of keeping Kate grounded, explaining his thought process and speaking on death are the moments I live for. That’s why my part in “Crisis on Infinite Earths” was so fun for me because I got to play a more serious version of Luke where he just meant business and you could feel what he was capable of oozing off of him. 1 Link to comment
Trini March 20, 2020 Share March 20, 2020 'Batwoman boss explains why Kate needed to break Batman's biggest rule' Quote Why was it important to take Kate in this direction? It was important to me because I was trying to figure out Kate’s own morality and who Kate was. There’s this assumption, because she’s wearing the Batsuit, Kate follows Batman’s rule book and is gonna follow the Bat-code: Batman doesn’t kill people. As I was thinking about that and interviewing writers at the beginning of the season, everyone had that assumption. But I was like, a code is something that evolves through your own personal journey and Kate hasn’t been on her journey yet. We’re on the journey with her. So Kate doesn’t really know what her code is until she hits those lines in the sand that she doesn’t know if she wants to cross or not. We’re watching her develop her own code. To me, she needs to make — I don’t want to necessarily call it a mistake — moves that have very intense consequences in order to figure out who she actually is. Link to comment
Trini March 25, 2020 Share March 25, 2020 CW has taken the next new episode (1.17, "A Narrow Escape") that was going to air this Sunday off the schedule. :( Link to comment
Delphi March 28, 2020 Share March 28, 2020 I get that they want to spread out what they have. But honestly, the people trapped in their houses would probably appreciate new content now. 2 Link to comment
quarks March 28, 2020 Share March 28, 2020 13 hours ago, Delphi said: I get that they want to spread out what they have. But honestly, the people trapped in their houses would probably appreciate new content now. I feel seen. 1 Link to comment
Auror March 29, 2020 Share March 29, 2020 (edited) Do we know how far Batwoman got with filming before they closed down? Edited March 29, 2020 by Auror Link to comment
Trini March 29, 2020 Share March 29, 2020 3 hours ago, Auror said: Do we know how far Batwoman got with filming before they closed down? According to TVLine, they got up to episode 19. Link to comment
Trini March 29, 2020 Share March 29, 2020 A couple more mini-featurettes, the Bat-gadgets: Link to comment
quarks April 2, 2020 Share April 2, 2020 On 3/28/2020 at 6:09 AM, Delphi said: I get that they want to spread out what they have. But honestly, the people trapped in their houses would probably appreciate new content now. What I'm now hearing directly from WB sources and one person at Legends of Tomorrow is that the problem is that advertisers everywhere are (understandably!) pulling back massively from media buys, and the CW wants to be able to offer at least some original content once this trend reverses. 1 Link to comment
tv echo April 8, 2020 Share April 8, 2020 (edited) HomeCon (Virtual Event), April 10-11, 2020 (Twitch Streaming)Arrow: Ben Lewis, Anna Hopkins and Kris Holden-Ried Supergirl: Nicole Maines, Azie Tesfai and Andrea BrooksBatwoman: Camrus Johnson and Rachel Skarstenhttps://homeconofficial.com/ Quote HomeCon connects individuals who are respectfully staying at home to an online event community that’s bringing a brand new face to the world of pop culture conventions. Attendees will have the opportunity to attend live virtual panels with the stars of their favorite shows—and they will be able to book video chats with celebs in intimate one-on-one video settings. HomeCon is the ultimate virtual fan experience. Edited April 8, 2020 by tv echo Link to comment
tv echo April 11, 2020 Share April 11, 2020 HomeCon schedule has been posted - it looks like all of the Arrowverse panels are today...https://homeconofficial.com/ Day 2 (Sat., April 11): 4:00pm EST - Batwoman Panel 5:00pm EST - Arrow Panel 6:00pm EST - Supergirl Panel Link to comment
tv echo April 11, 2020 Share April 11, 2020 (edited) From Batwoman panel at HomeCon today - panelists were Rachel Skarsten and Camrus Johnson, mod was Jacki Jing... Edited April 11, 2020 by tv echo 1 Link to comment
Trini April 19, 2020 Share April 19, 2020 '...Stars and Showrunners Reveal Their Favorite Episodes of Their Own Shows' Quote Camrus Johnson - Batwoman S1E16, "Through the Looking-Glass" Episode 16 for sure. I love playing my character Luke Fox's distressed and panicked side from the batcave any day. But in Episode 16 we see time slow down for him as he leaves the batcave and confronts who he suspects to be his father's killer while literally crying outside in the rain. The episode is absolutely heartbreaking and the 2 main plot twists are impressively written." Quote Meagan Tandy - Batwoman S1E14, "Grinning From Ear to Ear" "This is the first time everyone gets to see the real Sophie Moore. She not only begins a 'secret' relationship with Batwoman, but she tells her mother the truth about who she really is and her response is one that effects Sophie for many episodes to come." Quote Rachel Skarsten - Batwoman S1E12, "Take Your Choice" - "I loved this episode because I was afraid to do it and I love being given challenges as an actor, doing things that scare me. I've never played two characters at once, let alone in a scene together. It was such a cool experience and I'm proud of how it turned out." S1E15, "Off With Her Head" - "This episode was particularly challenging for me emotionally but I loved the opportunity it gave me to get people on Alice's side, to understand who she is and why she does what she does from a very human perspective. Also crying for 18 hours a day was cathartic haha" Link to comment
Trini April 21, 2020 Share April 21, 2020 Several cast members are in this new CW PSA: Link to comment
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