She escapes, but her cat, Isis, is nearly run over by a truck, only being saved by Batman's timely intervention.

Commissioner Gordon tells Batman that Red Claw, the most ruthless terrorist leader in the world is in Gotham City.

The same night, Batman grills a mob boss for information on Red Claw while Catwoman breaks into Multigon.

She takes pictures of their real plans for the major resort but a security camera gives away her presence to Red Claw.

Catwoman makes a daring dash past Red Claw, flips over and leaps towards the next rooftop.

Catwoman returns home, unmasks herself and tells Maven, her secretary, that she might save the mountain lions yet.

The mob boss tells Batman there is a train heist that night, but none of Gotham's criminals are initiating it.

Bruce finds Isis's body hair on his jacket, deducing Catwoman's identity.

Commissioner Gordon and his policemen arrest the terrorists while Red Claw attacks Catwoman from behind until a mountain lion pounces on her and hits her off the cliff, injuring her.

The episodes have been called "a great start to the series" with people praising the Catwoman and Batman/Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne dynamic,[3] however, the animal reserve/terrorist aspect of the episodes were not well-liked, with IGN thinking it "played heavily on the environmental card".

[4] Bruce Timm himself claimed that he was "never crazy" about the series' depiction of Catwoman, singling out the environmentalist/animal rights activist aspect of the character.