Jessica Miglio/FOXAll throughout the first episode of Gotham, Catwoman (Camren Bicondova) watched all the drama go down from a safe distance without being spotted.
She scaled buildings, crawled up fire escapes, hopped onto ledges, witnessing the birth of Batman as a young Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) watched his parents get gunned down and Det. Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) vowed to clean up Gotham.
But even though she was shown so much during the hour, she didn't speak at all. Not a single word.
So what does Selina Kyle sound like? E! News can exclusively reveal that she sounds like...a sassy young girl!
Fox put together this exclusive first look video all about Selina Kyle, including her first speaking scene on Gotham! Watch it above now!
How adorable is she? We can't get over how much sass the pint-sized pickpocket gives Jim in the precinct.
Bicondova loved how she didn't have to say a single word or line of dialogue during the entire first episode. "It was really awesome," Bicondova told us. "I got to incorporate my dancer side and show that I can act even without saying anything."
But beginning in the second episode, airing tonight, viewers will get a better idea of who Selina is when she finally speaks to none other than Jim Gordon himself.
"She's intrigued by Jim because she can see that he's actually a good guy," Bicondova said. "He's not just a typical bad cop in Gotham and she respects that he's actually trying to do something to fix the corrupt city. She appreciates being around someone genuine for once."
When Bicondova began prepping to play the iconic role of Catwoman, she did a lot of research and watched a lot of movies about Batman before she realized something important.
"In the beginning I did watch other movies with Catwoman for inspiration but then I realized that I'm playing Selina Kyle as a teenager," Bicondova said. "She's not quite at the level of when Julie Newmar played her or Michelle Pfeiffer played her. I get a little leeway playing the young version because it's the beginning of her journey."
Meaning she's still got all nine of her lives so far. Let's hope she keeps them all during the show!
Gotham airs Mondays at 8 p.m. on Fox.