User Reviews

An interesting episode, and I appreciate that HQ is striking out on her own away from Ivy a bit. Although I hope Ivy remains a big part of the show.

I felt I didn't laugh as much as I did in previous episodes, and it didn't have as interesting a concept as episode 2 with the Bar Mitzvah.

I like how the show brings in lesser known villains like Maxie Zeus.

The highlight for me is clearly the scandal that arises when Dr Psycho uses misogynistic language - even the LOD wants to distance itself from him. That's relatable comedy in the era of social justice and cancel culture.

Clayface feels somehow derivative - like a character I know from a different show. I still like him though and I'm sure they can do something fun with him.

The Queen of Fables book thing was ok. Not overly funny.

THe show is fairly uncensored when it comes to language. Oddly enough I heard everything including the F Bomb. And yet...AND YET...For SOME REASON, which is painfully obvious, they kept bleeping out the C word. You know of the one which I speak ( not me, them in the show...THEM lol).

BUt aside from that, yah its yet another fun time as Harley tries to weasel her way out from under Joker's shadow. YEt there he is, always laughing, pretending he doesnt care about her. And she ends up awash in self pity. I know the fanbase surrounding her has exploded since her debut on the animated kids show in the mid 1990s, but yeesh the lengths they go to for characters theses days can be pathetic. Literally a bunch of famous powerful characters are little more than parodies for their former greatness in this show. IF I wasnt so into laughing, I would be angry. THe characters looks sure have a weird aesthetic to them too. NOt terrible, but not the best. But at lest its funny and about as adult as can be in the modern snowflake age. *smfh * Ugh

Ok so that other piece of sh_t reviewer happened. But he got a few things right, this show is unapologetically foul mouthed. And it's also the very funny. The voice acting is pretty good and while I think kaley cuoco could have affected the classic Harley Quinn accent a little better, the quality of the show does not suffer for it.

I'm only three episodes in but the story and approach really works. Harley is on a mission to define herself apart from Joker, with Poison Ivy there to provide a foil for her madness and help her on her way to self fulfillment.

I'm very interested to see where the series goes and think the show can provide a template for other DC properties. Go out on a limb and explore the landscape available for comic derived characters. Not everything has to be grimdark.

This man really called women "females" and... well... the C-word, a word so bad even I don't wanna say it. Not crap... the other one. So... yeah.......

Perfectly fine episode, just ignore the poor incel midnightclub, he doesn't understand the character and will not like the show going forward.

Episode 1 tried too hard. Episode 3 kept tripping over SJW crap. Episode 2 was pure gold. Hope there's more of that!!

Other than that, still boredom, cringey commentary on how female villains are mistreated because of MEEEEEN! (?), Dr. Psycho manipulating Giganta which has no sense in the first place since she is as prone to manipulate men as Dr. Psycho manipulates women (yet she's in my top three comic villains of all times, I love her), and so on. My stopping point in this atrocity.