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Batwoman
Down, Down, Down
Directed by
Dermott Downs
TV-14
S1 • E3
Oct 20, 2019
42m
5.8
4.8
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The city waits for another visit from who they think is Batman. Alice continues to taunt Kate. Mary gets an unexpected new friend. As Batwoman faces a new enemy, Kate realizes she must make a decision.
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Cast of Down, Down, Down
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
Roger Wiggins
Gazette Employee
Demord Dann
EMT
Michelle Lefler
Woman Party Emplyee
Luke Sykes
Cute Guy
Kelly McCabe
Injured Crow Guard
Wyatt Cameron
Kane Crew Stunt Agent
Christopher Pearce
Security Guard
Greyston Holt
Tyler
Jay Clift
GCPD Officer
Matthew W. Allen
Gazette Reporter
Gabriel Mann
Tommy Elliot
Brianne Howey
Reagan
Ava Sleeth
Young Beth
Batwoman - S1 • E3 Ratings & Reviews
Syfy Wire
Tricia Ennis
We're finally relaxing a bit and seeing these characters stretch in new and interesting ways, including many of the supporting cast members.
ComicBook.com
Jenna Anderson
This week's episode saw Kate coming into her own as a hero - and getting her proper costume - in a pretty unique way.
Tell-Tale TV
Allison Nichols
On Batwoman Season 1 Episode 3, "Down Down Down," the first villain of the week appears, and unfortunately, Tommy Elliot doesn't really work. He's not that engaging. There's no intrigue involved.
Decider
Alexander Zalben
Batwoman is finally out and swinging with the confidence of its main character. She may not be the hero Gotham expected, but she's the hero TV needs right now.
TV Fanatic
Diana Keng
It's a work-in-progress. In a lot of ways, that's a meta-juxtaposition with the show which is still finding its feet.
IGN Movies
Jesse Schedeen
Batwoman continues to struggle in Episode 3, as Kate Kane remains the only memorable character in Gotham.
Entertainment Weekly
Kyle Fowle
For the most part, the Kate/Beth/Alice stuff here is pretty good. It's the most interesting dynamic on the show so far. Everything else is still very clunky, but this episode at least crafts some compelling stories without going into exposition overdrive.
AV Club
Alani Vargas
In its third episode, Batwoman finally delivers the flame-haired crusader we all came to see.
Flickering Myth
Jessie Robertson
Kate and Alice's relationship is building; let's hope to a worthy breaking point. It's nice to have Thomas Elliott in this world but all of the Kate relationship drama feels like it should be in Riverdale or something.
Den of Geek
Delia Harrington
There are certainly more pieces that must fall into place, but Kate coming to understand her value as someone who shows up for people is a good theme to have in place as the show and its hero figures itself out.
Culturess
Amanda Mullen
"Down Down Down" is still laying the groundwork, but it manages to keep things interesting while it does. And with new villains and mysteries popping up, the world is sure to be expanded upon even more next week.
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