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AFAIK, there hasn't been independent confirmation of these injuries.
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** Stunt injuries were rife throughout the production. Rose showed proof of multiple injuries she suffered from stunt work, including a major cut that nearly caused blindness, a tumor, rib injuries, and revealed that her back injury had required major surgery to address. According to Rose, she was forced by WB executive Peter Roth to return to work a mere ''ten days'' after her surgery or she would be blamed for production shutting down. Other stunt-related incidents included a crew member suffering third-degree burns across their whole body and a production assistant left paralyzed from the waist down.
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** Stunt injuries were rife throughout the production. Rose showed proof of multiple injuries she suffered from stunt work, including a major cut that nearly caused blindness, a tumor, rib injuries, and revealed that her back injury had required major surgery to address. According to Rose, she was forced by WB executive Peter Roth to return to work a mere ''ten days'' after her surgery or she would be blamed for production shutting down. Other stunt-related incidents included a crew member allegedly suffering third-degree burns across their whole body and a production assistant left paralyzed from the waist down.
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Ruby Rose was allegedly fired from the show in 2021 because of "multiple complaints about her workplace behavior". Rose has contested this, claiming that she quit the show because of a toxic and unsafe work environment (admittedly, Rose did receive a serious back injury during a stunt that required emergency surgery to prevent paralysis, while production assistant Amanda Smith was paralysed from the waist down due to an on-set injury). There were reports of Rose frequently clashing with other cast and crew members, though accounts differ on who was the instigator.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Along with ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'', Batwoman found itself left out in the cold following the merger of Warner Bros. and Discovery, being axed on a cliffhanger like its sister show to make room for upcoming shows. The specific reason for both shows being cut was because WB did not want to pay to extend the leases on the studios where the shows were filmed, despite CW CEO Mark Pedowitz wanting to bring both shows back.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Along with ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'', Batwoman ''Batwoman'' found itself left out in the cold following the merger of Warner Bros. and Discovery, being axed on a cliffhanger like its sister show to make room for upcoming shows. The specific reason for both shows being cut was because WB did not want to pay to extend the leases on the studios where the shows were filmed, despite CW CEO Mark Pedowitz wanting to bring both shows back.
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** The disguised names of the main characters in casting announcements for season 1 included "Sloane," who many assumed was Renee Montoya based on the description and her relative popularity. Some, however, noticed that all the fake names began with the same letter of the actual character's name, and correctly guessed that "Sloane" was Sophie Moore based on the same logic.
** Many fans correctly guessed that Kate would be recast in the second half of season two.
** The disguised names of the main characters in casting announcements for season 1 included "Sloane," who many assumed was Renee Montoya based on the description and her relative popularity. Some, however, noticed that all the fake names began with the same letter of the actual character's name, and correctly guessed that "Sloane" was Sophie Moore based on the same logic.
** Many fans correctly guessed that Kate would be recast in the second half of season two.
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** Creator/RubyRose was injured doing a stunt, causing two herniated disks near her spinal cord. She had to undergo emergency surgery to avoid paralysis.
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** Creator/RubyRose was injured doing a stunt, causing two herniated disks near her spinal cord. She had to undergo emergency surgery to avoid paralysis. In the latter half of season 1, the Batwoman cowl was redesigned to better [[MaskingTheDeformity conceal the still-healing surgical scars]].
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** [[https://www.insider.com/batwoman-crew-calls-ruby-rose-dictator-counters-complaints-2021-10 In response to that]], a production assistant went on record reaffirming the original claims, and added that Rose treated ''everyone'' badly on set, didn't have her lines memorised before arriving on set, and frequently arrived late. Scott denied her allegations, and Camrus Johnson reiterated that she was fired and didn't leave the project of her own volition.
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** [[https://www.insider.com/batwoman-crew-calls-ruby-rose-dictator-counters-complaints-2021-10 In response to that]], a production assistant went on record reaffirming the original claims, and added that Rose treated ''everyone'' badly on set, didn't have her lines memorised before arriving on set, and frequently arrived late. Scott denied her allegations, and Camrus Johnson reiterated that she was fired and didn't leave the project of her own volition.
