The Batwoman writers are encouraging fans to help the series get a Season 4.The writers shared their instructions to fans of the CW show on Twitter. "Celebrate the arrival of Batwoman's 3rd season on HBO Max!" they wrote. "Stream season 3 and share your appreciation, favorite scenes, memories, and why Batwoman should be renewed. Include RENEW BATWOMAN in your posts."
Batwoman premiered on The CW in 2019 and told the story of Kate Kane, a former U.S. Marine trainee who discovered her missing cousin Bruce Wayne was secretly Batman and donned a cape and cowl of her own to protect Gotham City. The first season suffered from behind-the-scenes troubles, including shutting down production prematurely due to COVID-19 and lead actorRuby Rose deciding to leave the show. Season 2 premiered in early 2021 with a new Scarlet Knight:Â Javicia Leslie as Ryan Wilder, an ex-con who stumbled onto the batsuit and became a vigilante herself.
The third season of Batwoman ended with plenty of teases for potential future storylines. Beth Kane --Kate's long-lost twin sister and the deranged gang leader Alice -- seemed to be turning over a new leaf, checking herself into a Swiss sanitorium in the hopes of reaffirming her sanity. There's also the aftermath of Marquis Jet's attack on Gotham, which left behind a fallout that created a new villain for Batwoman to face. While Season 3 filled in many of the blanks regarding Ryan's birth family, the identity of her real father is a mystery that has yet to be solved.
Of the Arrowverse shows still airing, The CW has so far renewed two of them: The Flash, which will enter its ninth season, and Superman & Lois, which will enter its third. The futures of both Batwoman and Legends of Tomorrow are unknown at this time. Two other superhero shows based on DC comics -- Stargirl and Naomi -- are also awaiting word of their renewal.
Currently, The CW is developing two more DC shows for the network. Justice U will see David Ramsey reprise his Arrow role of John Diggle as the A.R.G.U.S. agent recruits and trains five young metahumans to become heroes while they take classes together at a university. The other series, Gotham Knights, will -- like Batwoman -- take place in a Gotham City that has lost its Batman and focus on supporting characters like Stephanie Brown, Carrie Kelly, Harper Row and a new original character, Turner Hayes, who is Bruce Wayne's adopted son.
All three seasons of Batwoman are available to stream on HBO Max.
Source:Â Twitter