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In the second season premiere of Batwoman, “What Happened to Kate Kane?,” after months of behind-the-scenes drama regarding actress Ruby Rose stepping away from the role and series, audiences finally find out how the series is addressing the transfer of the cowl from Kane to actress Javicia Leslie’s character, Ryan Wilder. **SPOILER ALERT! Spoilers for the Season 2 premiere of Batwoman below!** As we see in the premiere, that transference is certainly not a formal process, with the dramatic event of Kane’s plane crash making the suit available to Ryan when she just happens to be in the area of the wreckage. Taking the suit, the episode reveals not only Ryan’s prowess while wearing it, but it also offers a different heroine in juxtaposition to Kane. Yes, they both are out women, but that’s where the similarities end.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.
2020 Hindsight by Brian C. Salt There are just a few weeks left of what has been one of the longest and hardest of years. It has meant having to do things much differently than before, and here at Salthaven, 2020 was a new beginning in many ways. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Salthavenâs Patient of the Month Back to video As always, our motivation came from the wild animals that needed help. Looking back, we did what we set out to do with the support of the community in this small corner of the world called Salthaven. But it didnât come easily. Even though we moved into our new, larger 25-acre home this year, we still had to decrease our typical 100 clinical volunteers to just 30 to maintain Covid-19 protocols. We spent a lot more time cleaning and sanitizing door handles, counter tops, microwave keypads, light switches and anything else that we touched.