Broken Toys

"The buildings you see behind me are where all the insanity in Gotham is supposed to be locked up safely and away from the public, but I'm here to tell you the real insanity is out there, and it's dressed up like a bat."

—Marquis Jet

"Broken Toys"
Information
Season 3 » Episode 11
Episode number	49 of 51
Original airdate	February 2, 2022
Written by	Chad Fiveash James Stoteraux Natalie Abrams
Directed by	Camrus Johnson
Chronology
Preceded by	"Toxic"
Followed by	"We're All Mad Here"

"Broken Toys" is the eleventh episode of the third season of Batwoman, and the forty-ninth episode overall. It aired on February 2, 2022.

Synopsis

Just when it seems things can't get worse... Batwoman's identity is once again at risk of being exposed, and some of Gotham's most villainous unite. Sophie joins Luke on a mission and Alice gets into Mary's head.[src]

Plot

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Cast

Starring

• Javicia Leslie as Ryan Wilder/Batwoman
• Rachel Skarsten as Beth Kane/Alice
• Meagan Tandy as Sophie Moore
• Nicole Kang as Dr. Mary Hamilton
• Camrus Johnson as Luke Fox/Batwing
• Nick Creegan as Marquis Jet
• Robin Givens as Jada Jet

Guest starring

• Alex Morf as Victor Zsasz
• Judy Reyes as Kiki Roulette/Kathleen Rogers

Co-starring

• Allison Riley as Dana Dewitt
• Michael Tiernan as Arkham Chairman
• Hugo Raymundo as Staffer
• Donny Lucas as Lucius Fox A.I. (voice)
• Rachel Maddow as Vesper Fairchild (voice)

Gallery

Videos

Batwoman 3x11 Promo "Broken Toys" (HD) Season 3 Episode 11 Promo

Production

Preparation ran from November 2 to November 10, 2021. Shooting ran from November 12 to November 24, 2021.

Trivia

• This episode marks the directorial debut of Camrus Johnson (Luke Fox).
• Upon noticing Marquis entering his cell, Victor Zsasz jokes that he had been thinking of letting his hair grow out. This could potentially be a nod to the Victor Zsasz from the Gotham TV series, played by actor Anthony Carrigan, who lacked any hair on his body.
• Harleen Quinzel was mentioned in this episode as the former therapist of Kiki Roulette.
• Vesper Fairchild opens the episode by asking, "Et tu, Batwoman?" This is a reference to William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, where the titular character says, "Et tu, Brute?" upon learning that Brutus betrayed him by assisting in his assassination.