She offers up her supervillain expertise in exchange for her eventual freedom. Since you can’t keep a good psychopath down, Alice uses the missing Bat trophies to improve her circumstances. Related Batwoman Review: Freeze (Season 3 Episode 3) Batwoman - “Mad As A Hatter” - Pictured (L-R): Rachel Skarsten as Alice and Amitai Marmorstein as Liam Crandle - Photo: Katie Yu/The CW - © 2021 The CW Network, LLC. That evil smile is a masterclass in acting all by itself. When she finally figures out that Jacob isn’t coming to rescue her (she’s actually imagined the whole scenario), Skarsten expertly takes Alice from denial to devastation to evil menace in the course of one scene. Rachel Skarsten is so adept at giving Alice a wide range of emotions in only a few minutes’ time. In particular, we’re really excited to see the unapologetically villainous Alice back. It has us instantly invested in the characters’ lives while resetting some of them following a few Season 2 missteps. All rights reserved.Īs a season opener, “Mad as a Hatter” does a great job of establishing where all the characters are at, and what we can expect for them.
Batwoman - “Mad As A Hatter” - Pictured (L – R): Camrus Johnson as Batwing and Javicia Leslie as Batwoman - Photo: Colin Bentley/The CW - © 2021 The CW Network, LLC. It actually sets up the idea that these trophies are even more dangerous if they fall into impulsive, unstable, non-genius hands. He’s a pathetic loser who got lucky and stumbled on the hat being sold online. This episode isn’t really about the Mad Hatter. This new Mad Hatter is a wannabe influencer obsessed with Alice. The first Bat trophy to wreak havoc on Gotham City in Batwoman Season 3 is Jervis Tetch’s top hat. While Mary struggles with the loss of her family, the hunt for the missing Bat trophies takes center stage on Batwoman Season 3 Episode 1, “Mad as a Hatter.”
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