Diplopia is the third episode of the first season and third episode overall of the TNT television series Witchblade.
Synopsis[]
Sara and Jake investigate a series of serial murders in the art community in New York.
Plot[]
Cast[]
Main Cast[]
- Yancy Butler as Det. Sara Pezzini
- David Chokachi as Det. Jake McCartey
- Anthony Cistaro as Kenneth Irons
- Will Yun Lee as Det. Danny Woo
- John Hensley as Gabriel Bowman
- Eric Etebari as Ian Nottingham
Recurring Cast[]
- Lazar Rockwood as Lazar
Trivia[]
- The title refers to what is commonly known as double vision.
- In this episode, one of the Witchblade's other names, spoken partially in the previous episode, is "Digitabulum Magae", meaning "The Magician's Finger" in Latin.
- At the end of the episode, the graffiti artist paints what may be a comic book reference to the Witchblade, as the woman is depicted wearing organic armor.
- Gabriel reveals that the Witchblade has been possessed by women across history, some famous, some not, and that its history spans different cultures, oral myths, and so on. He also reveals that the Witchblade punishes pretenders that are not meant to wear it.