DC's Batwoman [Season 2,] Episode 34: And Justice for All by AverageMansReviews

DC's Batwoman [Season 2,] Episode 34: And Justice for All by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: there is flashing/other effects/drugs/racism/transformation/feeding/burning/shooting/torture/breaking/medical

Art imitates life: Storyline and Bloopers; combined at one point or another in this episode; this episode shows and talks about the long-term and ongoing systemic racism within the USA and in fairness and balance the same can be said for the UK as well. Generally speaking until we have this long talk from a individual which is representing a section of our society that is level-headed and willing to listen to the other sides and talking to their representatives and work with them to achieve a goal or a goals [yes I am fully aware what I am actually describing is a politician,] but based on my experiences from my way of life, one of the biggest problems is whenever there is an unpleasant situation like a shooting or a murder or someone commit suicide there is this hot topic moment which lasts for about two weeks, nothing is done and we are just waiting for the next time for a similar situation to occur again. But regardless of the topic which is very important no one is saying or trying to listen or closed the gap on social divides; it's like someone has this perspective and they are not willing or find it easier to blame it on the cliché response and yes there are some unacceptable situations which are just unacceptable, but I am the kind of individual that will look at the bigger picture; so for example if any system in place is struggling with unnecessary or pointless things which means their resources are going to be stretched and consequently it takes away resources which could be better used for genuine cases of unpleasantness.

Bloopers; now we have Agent Moore, Wilder and Fox talking about systemic racism within the Gotham justice system and she talks in her normal volume of voice which she discloses this valuable piece of information. Agent Moore" I risk my life every day face exposed to the world to protect this city you know that. So do not sit there and tell me that's not brave. Heh. You can choose when to be Ryan and when to be Batwoman. I don't have that option I am Sophie Moore in that uniform, and I am Sophie Moore out of it for better or for worse I can't just turn it off."

I have to point this out so when they are having this conversation of great importance, at no stage are they aware or should be thinking " Hold on we are in jail The GCPD [Gotham City Police Department] and I have just said what I just said or Sophie has just dropped a bombshell we need to get those security camera recordings before anyone finds out the identity of Batwoman, be it of sound  or the ability  to read lips." I should point out I get her point it is very valid, but she didn't even attempt to miss the identity like this "you know who" bit out or say it quieter or anything.

Onto the second one I find it weird that throughout this emergency situation; Colonet Jacob Kane shows absolutely no withdrawal symptoms from the original version of SnakeBite, I know they could go with the argument of he is focused on this emergency situation, but as this situation is you know somewhat stressful it would have been an element of realism to see him struggling a bit, instead of dealing with things as if he hadn't been on it to begin with.

Wilder/Batwoman vs. these Zombies: Action and Art combining here; Wilder/Batwoman is trying to cure these Zombies in this old dilapidated church, but to cure them she has two inject them with this serum in very close proximity at one point they get the upper hand around her whilst she is on the floor; well she  uses her Grappling Hook Gun; she fires it up to reach the top of this support beam of this church and she presses the button to go up, but whilst doing this a Zombie decides to grab a hold of her legs so with her other hand she throws a Batarang at this Zombie to hit this individual and knock it off her; this is good.

This episode receives: 5/10, this episode is mixed; to be a little bit more precise it has a clear and strong message which I have already discussed in this review underneath this Zombie problem and not forgetting Alice’s discovery as well.