We are truly excited and humbled to be able to share the following with you. The CW has granted Batwoman.tv an exclusive clip from Sunday night's all new episode of Batwoman titled, "Time Off for Good Behavior". As we move into the second act of this season, one where everyone believes that Kate is dead but isn't, we are starting to explore how the characters are changing with this new acceptance that Kate is gone. One of the biggest characters that is affected by this is obviously Alice. Without the motivation to get revenge on her sister, nor the motivation to restore her relationship with Kate, the question that is asked is, who is Alice without Kate?

Our exclusive clip from Sunday's episode shares a scene where Alice calls upon Julia Pennyworth to ask a favor. Julia recognizes all too quickly how depowered Alice is, check out the scene for yourself below:

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#5 RE: Exclusive: Alice & Julia Clip From Episode 210 — athena69 2021-04-15 19:27

Because of the comments here, I starting watching Pennyworth from the beginning. I'm not keen on all the blood and gore, but I do like Alfie. I've only gotten to the first episode with Martha - I like her, too! :) Thanks for the tip!

#4 RE: Exclusive: Alice & Julia Clip From Episode 210 — CatPat 2021-04-10 17:10

Quoting comic fan:

Really love Julia.Again,I watch Pennyworth right after Batwoman and this week is the Pennyworth Season 2 finale.And damn,I can so buy Christina Wolfe being related to Jack Bannon.lol

Even though they aren't connected,the casting between the two shows with regards to the related characters complement each other well.IMO.

Alfred being Julia's father.
Martha being Kate and Beth/Alice's aunt.
Martha being Jacob's sister.
Lucius being Luke's father.

It's like I said before,with the shows airing back to back this year,it feels like I'm watching a Batwoman prequel right after Batwoman.

Same here, Sunday is double feature night with the Pennyworths. Julia is my favorite character behind Alice.

I would love for them to get Jack Bannon to do a voice cameo. Julia calling her dad at Eagle's Nest for some advice or something. I am curious who Julia's mom is in Arrowverse. The original Julia's mom in the comics was Mademoiselle Marie. Then the character was drastically altered after Crisis. Since this Julia is the same pre- and post- Crisis in Arrowverse, is her mom the French Freedom Fighter Mademoiselle Marie? I don't think they have said... unless I missed it. I would love Marie to eventually pop up on Pennyworth.

#3 RE: Exclusive: Alice & Julia Clip From Episode 210 — comic fan 2021-04-10 12:33

Really love Julia.Again,I watch Pennyworth right after Batwoman and this week is the Pennyworth Season 2 finale.And damn,I can so buy Christina Wolfe being related to Jack Bannon.lol

Even though they aren't connected,the casting between the two shows with regards to the related characters complement each other well.IMO.

Alfred being Julia's father.
Martha being Kate and Beth/Alice's aunt.
Martha being Jacob's sister.
Lucius being Luke's father.

It's like I said before,with the shows airing back to back this year,it feels like I'm watching a Batwoman prequel right after Batwoman.

#2 RE: Exclusive: Alice & Julia Clip From Episode 210 — Siggi 2021-04-10 03:53

The temptation is strong.....but I just can't click on the play button.

#1 RE: Exclusive: Alice & Julia Clip From Episode 210 — CatPat 2021-04-09 21:03

Awesome. The Alice/ Julia scenes are what I am most looking forward to this week. Others see Alice as broken, but it looks like Alice is now seeing herself as broken and/or lost. She will be going down deep in the rabbit hole before climbing back out.

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