Sarah BelmontHost
Will PolkHost
Again, this show does a great job of using timelines and jumping around timelines to set things up for our characters in either, in 2016, and then of course 2026 as far as the first episode, which we haven't gone back to since the first episode.

It, with respect to Carrie, it was one of those things, we, we knew she was from Gotham, and there were some theories spiraling as far as the name Kane.

Is she related to the, is she Bruce's cousin because of the Kane family and the connection there? And we still didn't get a firm answer to that question.

And I had, I didn't get a chance to, like, dig into some of the backstory of, of some other, of, of Kane's in, i- in, in the comic lore, but, but I do remember there wa- I think in the Bat Woman TV show on, in the Arrowverse, there was some situations where the daddy Kane had some issues with some very elements that were very problematic.

And, and then it really gets into the whole issue of, "Okay, I will save you, but, and I'll help you out, but you gotta do something for me in return." So it gets into this Faustian bargain that she establishes with, with Carrie, and, a- in order to protect both, both Zoe as, as well as the town.

And I guess it was early on in the process, so we, whatever her ma- relationship with Macon, it, it is unclear at that point.

I assume that they're married, and, you know, I guess she's treated him for cancer and all that as well.

But, uh, again, I think it just did a good job of just really deepening the, the, the lore and, as far as with this, this, this, this show and this universe.

So with this cold open, we're led to believe that Carrie's loyalty comes from this moment.

And I say led to believe because leading up to this episode, Carrie has played on both sides.

And she has also been helpful And, and, and very much like I will share only so much.

And, and some of the decisions, quote unquote decisions that she makes and plays for Team Hal and Team Jon, um, are actually at, at, with, aligned with what Zoe wants.

But there's a scene in this episode where, um, Hal confronts Carrie, and it's interesting because what do you make of the line, "I owe her"? What, what does she, what does Carrie owe to Zoe?

Again, this show does a great job of using timelines and jumping around timelines to set things up for our characters in either, in 2016, and then of course 2026 as far as the first episode, which we haven't gone back to since the first episode.

It, with respect to Carrie, it was one of those things, we, we knew she was from Gotham, and there were some theories spiraling as far as the name Kane.

Is she related to the, is she Bruce's cousin because of the Kane family and the connection there? And we still didn't get a firm answer to that question.

And I had, I didn't get a chance to, like, dig into some of the backstory of, of some other, of, of Kane's in, i- in, in the comic lore, but, but I do remember there wa- I think in the Bat Woman TV show on, in the Arrowverse, there was some situations where the daddy Kane had some issues with some very elements that were very problematic.

And, and then it really gets into the whole issue of, "Okay, I will save you, but, and I'll help you out, but you gotta do something for me in return." So it gets into this Faustian bargain that she establishes with, with Carrie, and, a- in order to protect both, both Zoe as, as well as the town.

And I guess it was early on in the process, so we, whatever her ma- relationship with Macon, it, it is unclear at that point.

I assume that they're married, and, you know, I guess she's treated him for cancer and all that as well.

But, uh, again, I think it just did a good job of just really deepening the, the, the lore and, as far as with this, this, this, this show and this universe.

So with this cold open, we're led to believe that Carrie's loyalty comes from this moment.

And I say led to believe because leading up to this episode, Carrie has played on both sides.

And she has also been helpful And, and, and very much like I will share only so much.

And, and some of the decisions, quote unquote decisions that she makes and plays for Team Hal and Team Jon, um, are actually at, at, with, aligned with what Zoe wants.

But there's a scene in this episode where, um, Hal confronts Carrie, and it's interesting because what do you make of the line, "I owe her"? What, what does she, what does Carrie owe to Zoe?
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