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Batwoman
An Un-Birthday Present
Directed by
Mairzee Almas
TV-14
S1 • E11
Jan 26, 2020
42m
6.6
4.5
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On the Kane sisters' birthday, Kate and Alice contend with demons from the past, and an unexpected guest makes a surprise appearance in Gotham.
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Cast of An Un-Birthday Present
Ruby Rose
Kate Kane / Batwoman
Rachel Skarsten
Alice / Beth Kane
Meagan Tandy
Sophie Moore
Nicole Kang
Mary Hamilton
Camrus Johnson
Luke Fox
Dougray Scott
Jacob Kane
Elizabeth Anweis
Catherine Hamilton-Kane
Nicholas Holmes
Young Johnny
Ryan Rosery
Bryan Akins
Gage Marsh
Steven Forbes
John Emmet Tracy
August Cartwright
Nathan Witte
Agent Robles
Cameron McDonald
Commissioner Forbes
Ava Sleeth
Young Beth
Rachel Maddow
Vesper Fairchild (voice)
Sam Littlefield
Mouse
Allison Riley
Dana Dewitt
Mairzee Almas
Director
Chad Fiveash
Writer
James Patrick Stoteraux
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Batwoman - S1 • E11 Ratings & Reviews
Syfy Wire
Tricia Ennis
I wanted to take a moment to appreciate the way the show handles not just the queer narrative, but specifically the part about solidarity with queer people and the importance of that kind of community support.
ComicBook.com
Jenna Anderson
While each show set up their own plot twists or turns, Batwoman shook things up in a pretty unexpected way.
Flickering Myth
Jessie Robertson
The themes, the pacing, and the introduction of Beth into the fabric of this show is all pulled off so very well. Great start to the 2nd half of the season.
Decider
Alexander Zalben
The Arrow-verse shows have been tackling the fallout in different ways... Batwoman used the opportunity to drop a huge shocker, bringing in Kate Kane's sister Beth, separate from her villainous Alice alter ego.
AV Club
Alani Vargas
In the immediate aftermath of Crisis On Infinite Earths, Batwoman took its time getting its bearings. Thankfully, "An Un-Birthday Present" is a great reminder of what this show can do-it's a real gift, if you will.
Tell-Tale TV
Allison Nichols
Any time Mary is tangentially involved in the case of the week, it is an excellent thing. She adds a different dynamic to the Luke and Kate strategy sessions, and then the addition of Beth to this mix is amazing.
TV Fanatic
Diana Keng
Kudos to showrunner, Caroline Dries, for using the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event (and its subsequent fallout) to further the twistiness of Batwoman's plot. It's a huge, emotional trump card to play.
Entertainment Weekly
Kyle Fowle
At some point they have to commit one way or another; the show is waffling back and forth, and it's killing any potential for dramatic tension and narrative momentum.
IGN Movies
Jesse Schedeen
After a disappointing midseason premiere, Batwoman bounces back with a much stronger episode that also uses the fallout of Crisis on Infinite Earths in an inspired way.
Den of Geek
Delia Harrington
Beth's entrée into this Earth wasn't exactly a smooth one, but it did make for a great episode with plenty of twists and turns.
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