I mean, he really likes Mary, but he also knows that Mary annoys him. In the next episode, will Luke still be dancing as fast as he can, or has he begrudgingly accepted it? TVLINE | On a much lighter note, Mary (Nicole Kang) is now in the loop. The reason that scene is so adult is because they’re both finally playing both parts of the conversation. They’re here for each other, and we sort of needed that moment. He’s been the person she can vent to, he’s always talked her off the ledge, he’s always given her advice - and this episode we finally get to see it going both ways. Like I said before, since Luke had been suppressed and sort of keeping his emotions away, he’s always been this rock for Kate. TVLINE | The scenes that you and Ruby had, in the garage and then back at the office, felt like Luke and Kate’s most adult, serious conversations thus far. I was a little out of practice when we shot it, but as soon as the quarantine is lifted I aim to get back in the gym and get my technique back. When I saw Luke boxing on the show, it makes me happy. I stopped for a minute, and then I started taking it up again right before the quarantine happened. I’ve been wanting to box on the show for a while, and I’ve actually been boxing myself for quite some time.
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I love that they included that, because as you probably know, Luke was a professional boxer in the comic books. TVLINE | Well, is this “new Lucius” also on his way toward becoming a character in his own right? Perhaps Batwing? He wants her to be the new Batman, and if that’s the case this gives him the chance to be the new Lucius. And that’s one of the reasons he’s so hard on Kate. What we’ll see is that although Luke doesn’t think that he measures up to his dad, and doesn’t think that he will ever be who his dad is, he’s always working hard to be the next Lucius. TVLINE | Along those lines, the synopsis for the next episode says that Luke and Julia will help recover “one of the most important items from her cousin’s arsenal.”
What is this notebook that he has, and what is Luke’s relationship to it? And how can Luke help uncover this mystery, as his son? Lucius had so many other things, secrets that he left behind, so that’s the next piece of connection that we get between Luke and his dad. There’s so much more to the Lucius and Luke story. Is that the launch of a grand new mystery for the rest of the season? TVLINE | Agent Robles said that Tommy Elliott was after Lucius’ journal, which Luke told Kate was an “instruction manual” for every piece of Wayne tech. And as for his relationship with his dad, we’re going to dive more and more into that - the legacies and the lessons and all the things that Lucius left behind, and who Luke is trying to be.Īs far as who killed his dad, we got the answer to who did it and who called the shot, but I feel like there’s an even bigger story behind that, of who told the person to call the shot. That mini-arc is done, but the overall arc of Luke trying to fill his father’s shoes and become the new Lucius of the Batman enterprise, that will be a huge arc of the entire series. TVLINE | Might there be an additional wrinkle to this story, or is the case of his father’s murder now done? Obviously we didn’t even see what would happen if he took it all the way, if Kate didn’t talk him off that ledge, but I hope we get to see more of those surprising colors to him moving forward. There’s been all this anger, so it was really cool to have a chance to see him release some of that. And then Beth died, and he blamed a lot of that on himself. After his father died, I’m sure he blamed a lot of that on himself. I really loved that Luke finally got to show a bit of that anger that he’d been keeping pushed down for so long. Do you feel like a weight has been lifted off of him now? TVLINE | That was an intense arc you just wrapped up, diving into Luke’s angry, vengeful, punchy side. TVLine spoke with Camrus Johnson about Luke’s brush with murder, his Batwing dreams, the team’s newest addition and the (early) finale coming down the pike. And sure enough, Luke spared Robles, as he and Kate dragged the bomber away to safety as his latest creation (safely-ish) exploded in the Wayne Enterprises garage. Using her confession as a cautionary tale to ward off Luke from also ending a life. But Kate, after being repeatedly waylaid by her own guilt, intervened by spitting out that she killed Cartwright. After Batwoman subdued Robles, Luke was spoiling to put a bullet into his father’s killer. It turns out that Robles was also behind the murder of Lucius Fox, at the bequest of Tommy Elliott. When Jacob ultimately became a target, Batwoman as well as Luke zeroed in on the mad bomber - aka the Crows’ Agent Robles.
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