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The '''first and only season''' of {{S|BOP}} premiered on October 9, 2002 and concluded on February 19, 2003. The season consists of 13 episodes. |
The '''first''' and '''only season''' of {{S|BOP}} premiered on October 9, 2002, and concluded on February 19, 2003. The season consists of 13 episodes. |
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==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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===Main Cast=== |
===Main Cast=== |
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*[[Ashley Scott]] as [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203 |
*[[Ashley Scott]] as [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Huntress (Helena Kyle)]] |
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*[[Dina Meyer]] as [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203 |
*[[Dina Meyer]] as [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Batgirl/Oracle (Barbara Gordon)]] |
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*[[Rachel Skarsten]] as [[Dinah |
*[[Rachel Skarsten]] as [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah Redmond]] |
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*[[Shemar Moore]] as [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203 |
*[[Shemar Moore]] as [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Jesse Reese]] |
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*[[Ian Abercrombie]] as [[Alfred Pennyworth (Earth-203 |
*[[Ian Abercrombie]] as [[Alfred Pennyworth (Earth-203)|Alfred Pennyworth]] |
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*[[Mia Sara]] as [[Harleen Quinzel (Earth-203 |
*[[Mia Sara]] as [[Harleen Quinzel (Earth-203)|Harley Quinn (Harleen Quinzel)]] |
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===Recurring Cast=== |
===Recurring Cast=== |
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*[[Shawn Christian]] as [[Wade Brixton (Earth-203 |
*[[Shawn Christian]] as [[Wade Brixton (Earth-203)|Wade Brixton]] |
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*[[Robert Patrick Benedict]] as [[Gibson Kafka (Earth-203 |
*[[Robert Patrick Benedict]] as [[Gibson Kafka (Earth-203)|Gibson Kafka]] |
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*[[Brent Sexton]] as [[McNally (Earth-203 |
*[[Brent Sexton]] as [[McNally (Earth-203)|McNally]] |
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==Episodes== |
==Episodes== |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Pilot (Birds of Prey)}} |
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{{Ep|Pilot (Birds of Prey)}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Brian Robbins]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Brian Robbins]] |
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|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Laeta Kalogridis]] |
|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Laeta Kalogridis]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 9, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 9, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Batman has vanished from New Gotham, but the next generation of the criminals he fought still prowls the city. Now confined to a wheelchair after being attacked by Batman's archenemy, The Joker, Batgirl redefines herself with a complicated double life. |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Bruce Wayne (Earth-203)|Batman]] has vanished from [[New Gotham (Earth-203)|New Gotham]], but the next generation of the criminals he fought still prowls the city. Now confined to a [[Barbara Gordon's Wheelchair (Earth-203)|wheelchair]] after being attacked by Batman's archenemy, [[Joker (Earth-203)|The Joker]], [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Batgirl]] redefines herself with a complicated double life. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Slick}} |
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{{Ep|Slick}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Michael Katleman]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Michael Katleman]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Laeta Kalogridis]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Laeta Kalogridis]] & [[Melissa Rosenberg]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Laeta Kalogridis]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Laeta Kalogridis]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 16, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 16, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Harley hires Slick, an evil metahuman who can turn from solid to liquid, to kill the honest cops who thwart her evil schemes. When |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Harleen Quinzel (Earth-203)|Harley]] hires [[Silas Waters (Earth-203)|Slick]], an evil [[Metahumans (Earth-203)|metahuman]] who can turn from solid to liquid, to kill the honest cops who thwart her evil schemes. When [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]] becomes the next intended victim, [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] protects him, and their mutual attraction continues to grow. Meanwhile, [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] believes [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah's]] claim of being a runaway, but Helena remains suspicious. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Prey for the Hunter}} |
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{{Ep|Prey for the Hunter}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Chris Long]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Chris Long]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] & [[Kay Foster]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] & [[Adam Horowitz]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 23, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 23, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Helena and Reese clash when they both try to track down a serial killer who destroys metahumans by usurping their powers. Meanwhile, |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] and [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]] clash when they both try to track down a [[Claude Morton (Earth-203)|serial killer]] who destroys [[Metahumans (Earth-203)|metahumans]] by usurping their powers. Meanwhile, [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah]] skips going to [[New Gotham High School (Earth-203)|school]] when she learns from Helena that there is a [[No Man's Land Collectables (Earth-203)|metahumans-only bar]]. And [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] meets boyfriend [[Wade Brixton (Earth-203)|Wade's]] parents, who think she is not normal enough for their son. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Three Birds and a Baby}} |
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{{Ep|Three Birds and a Baby}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Craig Zisk]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Craig Zisk]] |
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|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[David H. Goodman]] |
|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[David H. Goodman]] & [[Julie Hess]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 30, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|October 30, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|When Helena rescues an abandoned baby boy, Guy, and brings him back to the clock tower, Barbara and Dinah try to help. However, to everyone's surprise, the baby is only happy when Helena is holding him. Even more astounding is the fact that Guy wakes from his nap as a walking, talking 5-year-old and is soon a teenager. Now in a race against time, the women discover that Guy is programmed to live his entire life in three days |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|When [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] rescues an abandoned baby boy, [[Guy (Earth-203)|Guy]], and brings him back to the [[New Gotham Clocktower (Earth-203)|clock tower]], [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] and [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah]] try to help. However, to everyone's surprise, the baby is only happy when Helena is holding him. Even more astounding is the fact that Guy wakes from his nap as a walking, talking 5-year-old and is soon a teenager. Now in a race against time, the women discover that Guy is programmed to live his entire life in three days — and to kill the first person he becomes attached to, putting Helena in grave danger. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|5 |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Sins of the Mother}} |
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{{Ep|Sins of the Mother}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Jeff Woolnough]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Jeff Woolnough]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Melissa Rosenberg]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Melissa Rosenberg]] & [[Hans Tobeason]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Melissa Rosenberg]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Melissa Rosenberg]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 6, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 6, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Along with Barbara and Helena, Dinah learns the truth about her past when her mother, Carolyn Lance, comes to New Gotham in search of the daughter she abandoned years before. Dinah is shocked to learn that Carolyn was once Batman's protégé, Black Canary. Meanwhile, Helena finds out that Reese has family problems of his own when he becomes secretive about a ruthless gangster. |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Along with [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] and [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]], [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah]] learns the truth about her past when her mother, [[Carolyn Lance (Earth-203)|Carolyn Lance]], comes to [[New Gotham (Earth-203)|New Gotham]] in search of the daughter she abandoned years before. Dinah is shocked to learn that Carolyn was once [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-203)|Batman's]] protégé, Black Canary. Meanwhile, Helena finds out that [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]] has family problems of his own when he becomes secretive about a [[Al Hawke (Earth-203)|ruthless gangster]]. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Primal Scream}} |
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{{Ep|Primal Scream}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Jim Charleston]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Jim Charleston]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] & [[Kay Foster]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] & [[Adam Horowitz]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 13, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 13, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|At Reese's request, Helena goes undercover to help thwart a gang of thieves terrorizing New Gotham and quickly discovers that the group is part of a larger criminal infrastructure. Helena pursues the top boss until she is exposed, putting her in grave danger. Meanwhile, Barbara must cope with her fear of intimacy when her relationship with Wade becomes serious. |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|At [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese's]] request, [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] goes undercover to help thwart a gang of thieves terrorizing [[New Gotham (Earth-203)|New Gotham]] and quickly discovers that the group is part of a larger criminal infrastructure. Helena pursues the top boss until she is exposed, putting her in grave danger. Meanwhile, [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] must cope with her fear of intimacy when her relationship with [[Wade Brixton (Earth-203)|Wade]] becomes serious. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Split}} |
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{{Ep|Split}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[James Marshall]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[James Marshall]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] & [[Kay Foster]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] & [[Adam Horowitz]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 20, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 20, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Frustrated by her relationship with Reese, Helena becomes intrigued when she meets Darkstrike, a metahuman who has come to New |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Frustrated by her relationship with [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]], [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] becomes intrigued when she meets [[John (Earth-203)|Darkstrike]], a [[Metahumans (Earth-203)|metahuman]] who has come to [[New Gotham (Earth-203)|New Gotham]] on the trail of a [[The Crawler (Earth-203)|serial killer]]. Meanwhile, [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] and [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah]] discover that Darkstrike has a dangerous alter ego. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Lady Shiva}} |
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{{Ep|Lady Shiva}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[John Kretchmer]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[John Kretchmer]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Adam Armus]] & [[Kay Foster]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Edward Kitsis]] & [[Adam Horowitz]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 27, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|November 27, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Helena is thrilled when her best friend from high school, Sandra, returns to New Gotham, but the crimefighters are troubled by a series of murders with the unmistakable mark of Barbara's nemesis, Lady Shiva. Determined to fight Lady Shiva as an equal, Barbara dusts off her Batgirl costume and experiments with technology that allows her to leave her wheelchair. |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] is thrilled when her best friend from high school, [[Sandra Woosan (Earth-203)|Sandra]], returns to [[New Gotham (Earth-203)|New Gotham]], but the [[Birds of Prey (Earth-203)|crimefighters]] are troubled by a series of murders with the unmistakable mark of [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara's]] nemesis, Lady Shiva. Determined to fight Lady Shiva as an equal, Barbara dusts off her [[Batgirl Suit (Earth-203)|Batgirl costume]] and experiments with [[Subneural Device (Earth-203)|technology]] that allows her to leave her [[Barbara Gordon's Wheelchair (Earth-203)|wheelchair]]. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Nature of the Beast}} |
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{{Ep|Nature of the Beast}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Shawn Levy]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Shawn Levy]] |
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|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Melissa Rosenberg]] |
|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Melissa Rosenberg]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|December 18, 2002 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|December 18, 2002 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|When a legendary mob boss, Al Hawke, receives a death threat, the only person he trusts to protect him is his son- |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|When a legendary mob boss, [[Al Hawke (Earth-203)|Al Hawke]], receives a death threat, the only person he trusts to protect him is his son — [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]]. Reese asks [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] for help, but when she learns that Reese's father is the same man who killed [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah's]] mother, [[Carolyn Lance (Earth-203)|Black Canary]], Helena questions her loyalty. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Gladiatrix}} |
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{{Ep|Gladiatrix}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[David Carson]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[David Carson]] |
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|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[David H. Goodman]] |
|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[David H. Goodman]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|January 8, 2003 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|January 8, 2003 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Concerned over the disappearance of several female metahumans, Helena investigates Malcolm Lagg, who manages a fight club that pits metahuman women against one another as men watch. After luring Helena to a prison in Old Gotham, Malcolm captures her and injects her with a substance to make her more aggressive. While Dinah and Reese infiltrate the operation, Barbara tries to find an antidote for the drug. But Malcolm catches Dinah and injects her as well, forcing her to fight Helena. Barbara and Reese must race to save Dinah and Helena before their battle becomes deadly. |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Concerned over the disappearance of several female [[Metahumans (Earth-203)|metahumans]], [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] investigates [[Malcolm Lagg (Earth-203)|Malcolm Lagg]], who manages a fight club that pits metahuman women against one another as men watch. After luring Helena to a prison in [[Old Gotham (Earth-203)|Old Gotham]], Malcolm captures her and injects her with a substance to make her more aggressive. While [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah]] and [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]] infiltrate the operation, [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] tries to find an antidote for the drug. But Malcolm catches Dinah and injects her as well, forcing her to fight Helena. Barbara and Reese must race to save Dinah and Helena before their battle becomes deadly. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Reunion (Birds of Prey)}} |
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{{Ep|Reunion (Birds of Prey)}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Chris Long]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Chris Long]] |
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|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Edward Kitsis]] |
|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Edward Kitsis]] & [[Adam Horowitz]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|January 8, 2003 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|January 8, 2003 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Helena refuses to attend her high school reunion, not wishing to relive the past. But when Helena's visiting former classmates are murdered one by one, Barbara persuades her to get involved. The male victims were all seen aggressively flirting with Helena in the bar where she works, and the same man, Jack Barrett, defended her each time. Following clues, the women pursue a skillful killer with a chameleonlike ability to blend into his surroundings. Meanwhile, Helena copes with her romantic attraction to Jack and continues hiding her true identity from Reese. |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] refuses to attend her high school reunion, not wishing to relive the past. But when Helena's visiting former classmates are murdered one by one, [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] persuades her to get involved. The male victims were all seen aggressively flirting with Helena in the bar where she works, and the same man, [[Jack Barrett (Earth-203)|Jack Barrett]], defended her each time. Following clues, the women pursue a skillful killer with a chameleonlike ability to blend into his surroundings. Meanwhile, Helena copes with her romantic attraction to Jack and continues hiding her true identity from [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]]. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Feat of Clay}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Joe Napolitano]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Joe Napolitano]] |
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|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Adam Armus]] |
|colspan="2" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|[[Adam Armus]] & [[Kay Foster]] |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|February 19, 2003 |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|February 19, 2003 |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|After a robber, Chris Cassius, breaks into a chemical factory and drinks a mixture that gives him the power to turn people to stone, |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|After a robber, [[Chris Cassius (Earth-203)|Chris Cassius]], breaks into a chemical factory and drinks a mixture that gives him the power to turn people to stone, [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] cancels her vacation with her boyfriend, [[Wade Brixton (Earth-203)|Wade]]. Meanwhile, [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] goes to [[Arkham Asylum (Earth-203)|Arkham Asylum]] and interrogates a villain named [[Clayface (Earth-203)|Clayface]], who possesses the same abilities as Chris, and learns a shocking fact about her past. She must race to prevent Chris from killing [[New Gotham (Earth-203)|New Gotham's]] most powerful people at a charity fashion show. |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|{{Ep|Devil's Eyes}} |
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{{Ep|Devil's Eyes}} |
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|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Robert J. Wilson]] |
|style="background-color:#2b0d5c;"|[[Robert J. Wilson]] |
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|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Having discovered that Helena is Huntress, Harley uses a machine that gives her metahuman hypnotic powers. She then hypnotizes Helena and persuades her to knock Barbara unconscious and steal an access disk. Barbara recovers and uses her subneural device to enable her to stand and fight Helena, eventually neutralizing the trance. Working together with Alfred, Dinah and Reese, Helena must infiltrate the clock tower and battle Harley and her cohorts before they gain control of the entire city. |
|colspan="6" style="background-color:#2b0d5c"|Having discovered that [[Helena Kyle (Earth-203)|Helena]] is Huntress, [[Harleen Quinzel (Earth-203)|Harley]] uses a machine that gives her [[Metahumans (Earth-203)|metahuman]] hypnotic powers. She then hypnotizes Helena and persuades her to knock [[Barbara Gordon (Earth-203)|Barbara]] unconscious and steal an access disk. Barbara recovers and uses her [[Subneural Device (Earth-203)|subneural device]] to enable her to stand and fight Helena, eventually neutralizing the trance. Working together with [[Alfred Pennyworth (Earth-203)|Alfred]], [[Dinah Redmond (Earth-203)|Dinah]] and [[Jesse Reese (Earth-203)|Reese]], Helena must infiltrate the [[New Gotham Clocktower (Earth-203)|clock tower]] and battle Harley and her cohorts before they gain control of the entire [[New Gotham (Earth-203)|city]]. |
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Season: 1 |
The first and only season of Birds of Prey premiered on October 9, 2002, and concluded on February 19, 2003. The season consists of 13 episodes.
Cast[edit | hide | hide all]
Main Cast[edit | hide]
- Ashley Scott as Huntress (Helena Kyle)
- Dina Meyer as Batgirl/Oracle (Barbara Gordon)
- Rachel Skarsten as Dinah Redmond
- Shemar Moore as Jesse Reese
- Ian Abercrombie as Alfred Pennyworth
- Mia Sara as Harley Quinn (Harleen Quinzel)
Recurring Cast[edit | hide]
Episodes[edit | hide]
# | Episode Title | Directed by | Story By | Teleplay By | Episode Airdate |
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1 | Pilot (Birds of Prey) | Brian Robbins | Laeta Kalogridis | October 9, 2002 | |
Batman has vanished from New Gotham, but the next generation of the criminals he fought still prowls the city. Now confined to a wheelchair after being attacked by Batman's archenemy, The Joker, Batgirl redefines herself with a complicated double life. | |||||
2 | Slick | Michael Katleman | Laeta Kalogridis & Melissa Rosenberg | Laeta Kalogridis | October 16, 2002 |
Harley hires Slick, an evil metahuman who can turn from solid to liquid, to kill the honest cops who thwart her evil schemes. When Reese becomes the next intended victim, Helena protects him, and their mutual attraction continues to grow. Meanwhile, Barbara believes Dinah's claim of being a runaway, but Helena remains suspicious. | |||||
3 | Prey for the Hunter | Chris Long | Adam Armus & Kay Foster | Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz | October 23, 2002 |
Helena and Reese clash when they both try to track down a serial killer who destroys metahumans by usurping their powers. Meanwhile, Dinah skips going to school when she learns from Helena that there is a metahumans-only bar. And Barbara meets boyfriend Wade's parents, who think she is not normal enough for their son. | |||||
4 | Three Birds and a Baby | Craig Zisk | David H. Goodman & Julie Hess | October 30, 2002 | |
When Helena rescues an abandoned baby boy, Guy, and brings him back to the clock tower, Barbara and Dinah try to help. However, to everyone's surprise, the baby is only happy when Helena is holding him. Even more astounding is the fact that Guy wakes from his nap as a walking, talking 5-year-old and is soon a teenager. Now in a race against time, the women discover that Guy is programmed to live his entire life in three days — and to kill the first person he becomes attached to, putting Helena in grave danger. | |||||
5 | Sins of the Mother | Jeff Woolnough | Melissa Rosenberg & Hans Tobeason | Melissa Rosenberg | November 6, 2002 |
Along with Barbara and Helena, Dinah learns the truth about her past when her mother, Carolyn Lance, comes to New Gotham in search of the daughter she abandoned years before. Dinah is shocked to learn that Carolyn was once Batman's protégé, Black Canary. Meanwhile, Helena finds out that Reese has family problems of his own when he becomes secretive about a ruthless gangster. | |||||
6 | Primal Scream | Jim Charleston | Adam Armus & Kay Foster | Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz | November 13, 2002 |
At Reese's request, Helena goes undercover to help thwart a gang of thieves terrorizing New Gotham and quickly discovers that the group is part of a larger criminal infrastructure. Helena pursues the top boss until she is exposed, putting her in grave danger. Meanwhile, Barbara must cope with her fear of intimacy when her relationship with Wade becomes serious. | |||||
7 | Split | James Marshall | Adam Armus & Kay Foster | Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz | November 20, 2002 |
Frustrated by her relationship with Reese, Helena becomes intrigued when she meets Darkstrike, a metahuman who has come to New Gotham on the trail of a serial killer. Meanwhile, Barbara and Dinah discover that Darkstrike has a dangerous alter ego. | |||||
8 | Lady Shiva | John Kretchmer | Adam Armus & Kay Foster | Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz | November 27, 2002 |
Helena is thrilled when her best friend from high school, Sandra, returns to New Gotham, but the crimefighters are troubled by a series of murders with the unmistakable mark of Barbara's nemesis, Lady Shiva. Determined to fight Lady Shiva as an equal, Barbara dusts off her Batgirl costume and experiments with technology that allows her to leave her wheelchair. | |||||
9 | Nature of the Beast | Shawn Levy | Melissa Rosenberg | December 18, 2002 | |
When a legendary mob boss, Al Hawke, receives a death threat, the only person he trusts to protect him is his son — Reese. Reese asks Helena for help, but when she learns that Reese's father is the same man who killed Dinah's mother, Black Canary, Helena questions her loyalty. | |||||
10 | Gladiatrix | David Carson | David H. Goodman | January 8, 2003 | |
Concerned over the disappearance of several female metahumans, Helena investigates Malcolm Lagg, who manages a fight club that pits metahuman women against one another as men watch. After luring Helena to a prison in Old Gotham, Malcolm captures her and injects her with a substance to make her more aggressive. While Dinah and Reese infiltrate the operation, Barbara tries to find an antidote for the drug. But Malcolm catches Dinah and injects her as well, forcing her to fight Helena. Barbara and Reese must race to save Dinah and Helena before their battle becomes deadly. | |||||
11 | Reunion (Birds of Prey) | Chris Long | Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz | January 8, 2003 | |
Helena refuses to attend her high school reunion, not wishing to relive the past. But when Helena's visiting former classmates are murdered one by one, Barbara persuades her to get involved. The male victims were all seen aggressively flirting with Helena in the bar where she works, and the same man, Jack Barrett, defended her each time. Following clues, the women pursue a skillful killer with a chameleonlike ability to blend into his surroundings. Meanwhile, Helena copes with her romantic attraction to Jack and continues hiding her true identity from Reese. | |||||
12 | Feat of Clay | Joe Napolitano | Adam Armus & Kay Foster | February 19, 2003 | |
After a robber, Chris Cassius, breaks into a chemical factory and drinks a mixture that gives him the power to turn people to stone, Barbara cancels her vacation with her boyfriend, Wade. Meanwhile, Helena goes to Arkham Asylum and interrogates a villain named Clayface, who possesses the same abilities as Chris, and learns a shocking fact about her past. She must race to prevent Chris from killing New Gotham's most powerful people at a charity fashion show. | |||||
13 | Devil's Eyes | Robert J. Wilson | Adam Armus & Melissa Rosenberg | Hans Tobeason | February 19, 2003 |
Having discovered that Helena is Huntress, Harley uses a machine that gives her metahuman hypnotic powers. She then hypnotizes Helena and persuades her to knock Barbara unconscious and steal an access disk. Barbara recovers and uses her subneural device to enable her to stand and fight Helena, eventually neutralizing the trance. Working together with Alfred, Dinah and Reese, Helena must infiltrate the clock tower and battle Harley and her cohorts before they gain control of the entire city. |
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