Ruby Rose Archives

Now that the shock of Ruby Rose's (John Wick: Chapter 2, The Meg, Orange Is The New Black) departure from The CW's Batwoman has subsided (a little), we've reached the point in the pop culture grieving process when we start looking for answers Unfortunately, that sometimes turns into wanting questions answered to looking for someone[...]

Star Ruby Rose announced on Tuesday that she was leaving the series ahead of the second season, only days after it was announced that the series would be crossing over with the upcoming Superman & Lois during the first half of next year. Rose confirmed the news in a statement, saying, "I have made the very[...]

And that final scene, while somewhat predictable for anyone who has been following the show or Bat-lore, has huge implications for what next season may offer. In our opener, we see our main villain of the week Tim "The Titan" Teslow (Terrence Terrell) take on Commander Kane (Dougray Scott) in a subway with an assist from[...]

On the good news side, the network has penciled in a January 2021 return for the Ruby Rose's Kate Kane aka Batwoman (assuming the series rolls back into production soon On top of that, the series is going to be one-half of the next Arrowverse crossover (with upcoming series Superman & Lois being the other[...]

Batwoman star Sam Littlefield discusses his role on the breakout series, and why his Mother's Little Helpers is the perfect quarantine movie.

Considering the last episode involved a serial bomber, double-dealings, murder confessions, and Alice (Rachel Skarsten) and Mouse (Sam Littlefield) running Arkham.  Our other takeaway from "A Narrow Escape"? I'm not sure if Kate (Ruby Rose) originally had this in mind when she decided to protect Gotham City differently than how her cousin Bruce did[...]

The CW's Batwoman goes dark and heavy as we deal with the fallout from last week's episode where Kate (Ruby Rose) accidentally killed Jonathan Cartwright, Alice's (Rachel Skarsten) kidnapper and torturer We literally open on the two of them, along with Daddy Kane (Dougray Scott) burying Cartwright under an overpass in some forgotten corner of[...]

The fact that an abuser like Cartwright covets the birthstones so terribly is also a trauma on multiple layers. Alice's biggest fear manifest by the gas is not only Mama Cartwright but also a vision of her father Jacob (Dougray Scott) and Kate/Batwoman (Ruby Rose) consciously deciding that they don't care enough about her to come[...]

(100% of these funds will go directly to Amanda.)" Late last year, Batwoman star Ruby Rose explained how two herniated spinal discs during an on-set stunt incident quickly became a matter of permanent paralysis when they were found to be dangerously close to severing her spinal cord: https://youtu.be/LN4YfjYBJgoVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Ruby Rose[...]

At the center of the episode are Kate/Batwoman (Ruby Rose) and Sophie (Meagan Tandy), and their relationship and the realities of both dealing with a secret identity and the challenges faced by out queer people everywhere. Photo: Katie Yu/The CW — © 2020 The CW Network, LLC All rights reserved. [rwp_box id="0"] Our villain of the week is[...]

Second? Damn it sure feels like a lot of people are learning about Kate's (Ruby Rose) "aka Batwoman" alter-ego – they still call it a secret identity for a reason, right? Which brings us back to the season's next episode – with Kate on the trail of a maniac who's targeting social media influencers What's making[...]

After last week's Batwoman set Kate (Ruby Rose) and Beth (Rachel Skarsten) once again at odds and yet strangely more connected than ever, how do you up the tension even more? Throw in a sexy vampire, Nocturna (Kayla Ewell) and let's rekindle some old flames with Sophie (Meagan Tandy), then bring to a boil with[...]

On this week's episode of The CW's Batwoman, with another universe's Beth (Rachel Skarsten) back in Kate's (Ruby Rose) universe post-Crisis, we find that, much like that episode of The X-Files, the doppelgangers can't occupy the same place without cosmic consequences Our episode revolves around Kate having to make a choice between Beth and Alice[...]

Yup, change is in the air – and throughout the universes. AMC When Kate (Ruby Rose) makes an entrance (or in this case, a return), she doesn't do it quietly – it usually involves kicking down some literal and metaphorical doors Unfortunately, Karma has a way of kicking back sometimes As if dealing with the reactions to[...]

Except that more than ever they're hungry for news of Batwoman (Ruby Rose), so when she saves a runaway subway train and is subsequently saved by a hunky GCPD officer everyone is calling "Captain America," the entire city starts shipping the two of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDYFP9L_gXQVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Batwoman 1×10 Promo "How[...]

Arrow is shuffling off the network's programming coil after an abbreviated 10-episode eighth season (making The Flash the "elder states-show" of the "Arrowverse"), Ruby Rose-starrer Batwoman joined the family alongside Supergirl and expanded the Batman mythos in CW's DCU Now with "Crisis on Infinite Earths" underway, expect things to change dramatically, including the addition of[...]

Luckily, Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) is there to try to talk her out of it. The Flash — "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three" — Image Number: FLA609d_0382b.jpg — Pictured (L-R): Melissa Benoist as Kara/Supergirl and Ruby Rose as Kate Kane/Batwoman — Photo: Dean Buscher/The CW — © 2019 The CW Network, LLC[...]

The episode perfectly blends the personal and the cosmic as, in true Batwoman/Supergirl fashion, the episode becomes about feminism and the power women have to boost one another as Kate (Ruby Rose) and Kara become besties/drinking buddies. "Lex Luthor kind of a dick, huh?" might be my favorite line not only of the crossover,[...]

It's a great and incredibly acted scene as then Catherine dies in her daughter's care. Batwoman — "A Mad Tea Party" — Image Number: BWN109c_0326.jpg — Pictured (L-R): Nicole Kang as Mary Hamilton and Ruby Rose as Kate Kane — Photo: Jack Rowand/The CW — © 2019 The CW Network, LLC All Rights Reserved. As I've opined[...]

This episode also includes a not so subtle undercurrent about homophobia and bigotry that is especially satisfying. Batwoman — "Tell Me the Truth" — Image Number: BWN107a_0215.jpg — Pictured (L-R): Ruby Rose as Kate Kane/Batwoman and Meagan Tandy as Sophie Moore — Photo: Katie Yu/The CW — © 2019 The CW Network, LLC[...]

It sounds like Kate (Ruby Rose) and Sophie (Meagan Tandy) will be front and center, with their prior relationship being explored more fully, especially as Sophie grapples with how to protect Kate and her identity as Batwoman from the Crows and Jacob Kane (Dougray Scott) We're also meeting Julia Pennyworth (Christina Wolfe) and a new[...]

I mean, Watchmen is doing it too (and perhaps better) but this is what I want from Batwoman. Batwoman — Image Number: BWN106b_0016.jpg — "I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury" — Pictured (L-R): Nicole Kang as Mary Hamilton and Ruby Rose as Kate Kane/Batwoman — Photo: Cate Cameron/The CW — © 2019 The CW Network, LLC[...]

This week on The CW's Batwoman, it looks like at least one other person close to Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) will figure out her secret identity: namely, her ex paramour Sophie (Meagan Tandy), which complicates her role as one of the top leaders at the Crows private security firm run by Jacob, Kate's dad (Dougray[...]

It doesn't take long for Kate (Ruby Rose) and Luke (Camrus Johnson) to figure out this "skin pirate" is actually Alice (Rachel Skarsten) Kate then catches her sister pretty quickly and they proceed through a series of flashbacks of how the lost Beth Kane became Alice It's actually pretty tragic, if maybe a little too[...]

Batwoman (Ruby Rose) is out and proud in Gotham Having burst onto the scene in our last episode, the city now expects her to step in and catch Magpie (Rachel Matthews), a new burglar robbing all things shiny from Gotham's wealthiest Alice (Rachel Skarsten) also continues to dig into the Kane-Hamilton family secrets, and Martha[...]

Having debuted her new version of the Batsuit last week, it's time for Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) to put her mark on Gotham But this episode introduces us to a new shiny villain, Magpie (Rachel Matthews)  But Alice (Rachel Skarsten) is by no means done with Kate or the rest of her family or her[...]

Arrow is shuffling off the network's programming coil after an abbreviated 10-episode eighth season (making The Flash the "elder states-show" of the "Arrowverse"), Ruby Rose-starrer Batwoman joined the family alongside Supergirl and expanded the Batman mythos in CW's DCU Let's not forget a looming "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover that will change things dramatically, including[...]

Arrow is shuffling off the network's programming coil after an abbreviated 10-episode eighth season (making The Flash the "elder states-show" of the "Arrowverse"), Ruby Rose-starrer Batwoman joined the family alongside Supergirl and expanded the Batman mythos in CW's DCU Let's not forget a looming "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover that will change things dramatically, including[...]

In "Down, Down, Down," Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) deals with the moral complications of what she's done by creating an expectation that Batman is back, while dealing with enemies old and new And yes, we finally get Kate into her own batsuit. Batwoman –"Down Down Down" — Image Number: BWN103b_0089.jpg — Pictured: Ruby Rose as Kate[...]

As Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) continues to fall down "The Rabbit Hole," this week we go "Down, Down, Down" even further in this week's Batwoman And perhaps most importantly, we finally get the "perfection" we were promised in the first episode as Kate dons her own personal version of the batsuit So, how's it look?[...]