DC's Batwoman [Season 3,] Episode 47: Meet Your Maker by AverageMansReviews
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5 things about this episode
Warning: there is flashing/other effects/animal
cruelty/drowning/impaling/shooting
The true Mother Nature is back: Storyline, Art Action and Character [Character developments:] well we
have these two fishermen fishing at Loob Lake which is fine based on their is a
sign that says catch and release only all in capitals [with a fish underneath;
and there are some other words underneath like thank you; there is more but we
don't have a clear camera shot.] But let's just say these fishermen are
breaking that rule.
They should
really take a look behind themselves, don't worry it isn't Jason Voorhees on a
vocation from Camp Crystal Lake as these vines come out of the water and
quickly and efficiently take care of them as the viewers see Dr. Pamala
Isley/Poison Ivy slowly rising/walking onto land.
What we have
here is both a negative but also a positive situation where negatively speaking
it puts all the other character developments to shame minus Beth Kane/Alice,
because within two episodes roughly they have established Dr. Pamala
Isley/Poison Ivy in every way possible even when she was being held where she
was being held, it just really hammers home if or when the people working on
this TV program want to they can establish something/someone with all-round
purpose and presentation without their agenda of basically wokeness. And for
those quick mouths people; yes I am aware that Dr. Pamala Isley/Poison Ivy is
an Doctor; expert in botany, toxicology and genetics,. eco-warrior and a
lesbian. I have never had problems with people from different walks of life
being represented on TV or film or others, but how can I put this nicely
firstly I don't like things being rammed down my throat and secondly Dr. Pamala
Isley/Poison Ivy is an adult meaning the list I have just listed are components
of her which makes her; her which consequently makes her a lot easier to settle
down with as it relates to a viewing experience. So on to the positive [yes I
know I have inadvertently covered some of the positives.] But however the
positives are at least now it isn't just Beth Kane/Alice and Dr.
Hamilton/Poison Ivy caring this TV program we now have Dr. Isley/Poison Ivy.
This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good: this episode comes up mostly all green.
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