Batwoman

I made it about 1/3 the way thru the 1st season.

The cast was good. The sets and costumes were good. The writing was awful. I mean bottom of the barrel, looking up at horrible bad writing.

I was not surprised when Ruby Rose left.

I was surprised they tried for season 2.

God this show is so awful. Its plot is a broken mess, the acting is horrendous, and the dialogue is so painfully bad that it sounds like crap my friends would say drunk. I feel like a sugar-high kid picking out all sorts of sweets from a candy shop when it comes to how often I find flaws in the special effects and editing. They're novice-level mistakes that are highly noticeable even during your first viewing - as if you'd make yourself sit through this more than once. But if you're really curious to see how terrible it truly is, it's the most entertaining to watch with friends at 3 am to commentate with. I definitely wouldn't have made it out of this experience losing only half my brain cells without my buddies. I'm so sorry to anyone who genuinely wanted this series to be good, but this trash was destined to fail from the moment I saw the first trailer.

They should cancel the show. The animated Harley Quinn series is way better than this bullsh-

This is such a bad written show and acting is ... you have to see it to believe it. Swamp thing who had high ratings and was a hit everywhere is canceled . 'No wonder marvel is higher than DC

She is a biker lesbian with short hair, Ramones t-shirt and possible anger issues. Could they have put anymore stereotypes into one character? I felt like they drop you into the middle of a story. There is so much back story about her family, her ex-girlfriend, her personal life, Bruce Wayne/Batman and Gotham that isn't discussed. Not to mention that security guard seems to know a little too much.

Bottom line the storyline felt rushed and the character seems to be a walking lesbian stereotype from the 80s. As a huge Batman fan I was excited to see this as a member of the LGBT community I'm concerned where it is going to head when it opens with a lesbian character defined by such close-minded stereotypes. Hopefully it joins us in the 21st century where a women knowing martial arts and ridding a motorcycle doesn't make her a lesbian.