User Reviews

The best episode of the show and a fun re-imagining of the Bat's origin. This episode is not just focused on Bruce as Batman, but also on Harley. Harley's origin as a therapist is often overlooked in most iterations of the DC character but this show, and especially so in this episode, places a spotlight on how her profession is extremely apt for the subject matter and gives her a fun start to her relationship with Bruce.

Everyone that has ever seen a Batman-related media knows Bruce Wayne's backstory. Everyone has seen his parents die multiple times. This episode both pokes fun at the phenomenon but also goes further to deconstruct its meaning to Batman as a character.

This isn't simply Batman's origin story, this is Harley Quinn learning Batman's origin story. In a way, it's also something that will be part of Harley's "origin" story going forward.

First off I absolutely love how many animation and art styles they used, they used the same colors as The Animated Batman series, they had so many call backs to not only batman but to joker as well.

The comedy was great as always and you can really sympathize for both Bruce and Harley. They did a great job of showing Harleys Therapist side.

And unlike most episodes where Harley is being annoying or nagging at Ivy, she felt like she was really going through character development unlike any other episode.

Dr Physcho was great as always, clay-face was hilarious, Harley was hilarious and yet it felt so dark at the same time. Absolutely an amazing episode for DC comic fans.