Misha Collins Says His Villain Work On Supernatural Helped Prepare Him To Play Two-Face On Gotham Knights

On whether or not "Supernatural" helped prepare him for his role as Two-Face, Misha Collins said, "I actually think the answer to that question is probably yes. I hadn't thought about that before, but because in the 'Supernatural' universe, we had this conceit that characters could be possessed at any given point." And sometimes he just ate a bunch of souls and got a bit agro.

"My vessel was possessed by other characters. So there were times when I had to, on a dime, kind of make a switch. There are times in 'Gotham Knights' later on in the season where I am struggling to keep my inner demons at bay, he explained. "And my split personality is coming to bear, and my split personality comes out, and on a dime, I have to switch from one character to the other." That's not to mention how abrupt those switches are.

"I think probably, yeah, I think my experience on Supernatural did... Well, maybe. I don't know if it actually helped me, but it made me know that at least it was possible. Yeah, I think that you're right," Collins mused.

At the mention of "Gotham Knights" being grittier than most Arrowverse shows, Collins agreed. "I've actually been using the term gritty to describe the show because I think it also feels grounded and real. I don't know; I keep using that phrase as well. I was confused reading the first couple of scripts," he noted. Collins promised some supernatural-esque elements later on in the show, adding, "It's in some ways, it's a little bit of a commentary on corruption and a society that's descending into madness."