DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 13: The Final Joke by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 13: The Final Joke by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/animal cruelty/dark content

Storyline: it is good; but it does use a continuation style ending for an ending [into the Second Season I'm going to say hopefully, just based on the grounds I haven't seen the Second Season yet; but for here and now it does have that feeling of "This is where we must leave our friends for now."

The Joker, Wayne/Batman & the Scarecrow the third wheel: well this situation offers so much in Characters, Action and Art; in such a short amount of time this situation beautifully explores the connection between the Joker and Wayne/Batman; as the Scarecrow removes Batman's helmet and needless to say the Joker is furious by this; because firstly it shows that if you don't understand are involved in this deep symbiotic relationship; you're not going to understand why or how things work; as in this small example will show the Joker says "Half the fun of our relationship is the mystery!" In short he didn't want to know; but let's just say the Scarecrow will not be any good at the song Head, Shoulders, Knees or Toes anymore or head of his own company any time soon as he pays the price for his ignorance. Either way you look at it this is graphic Action and Art but still excellent [just to cover my back this is suitable to leave here based on the grounds I toned it down and I haven't been to in-depth about it.]

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; unfortunately this is where this First Season ends as I have already made reference to, but it leaves everything in chaos so for our characters this is just an everyday occurrence really.

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 12: Devil's Snare by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 12: Devil's Snare by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/death/dark content

Quinn and Ivy pick an awkward time to talk: we have Ivy, Quinn and her Crew trying to deal with this Giant Cyclops [from Jack in the Beanstalk; yes in this interpretation is a Giant Cyclops and not just a Giant] on his turf, well to be more precise on his Cloud outside his Castle

So we have the Characters, Action, Art and Comedy going hand-in-hand; they are all excellent as Ivy and Quinn; basically Quinn just hearing that Ivy is in a relationship with Kite Man and Ivy is pointing some things out [whilst at the same time] there are getting enclosed more and more between this Giant hands and just about getting out of this situation before he fully closes this trap [his hands come together.]

On escaping this trap we have Dr. Psycho asking "You seriously didn't know, Quinn?" With that he asks the others in Quinn's Crew whilst they are all continuing to run away from this Giant Cyclops "Show of hands for everyone who knew." [They all put up their hand] and he says Bingo."

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; no surprise here, but once again this episode has so much to offer that I have only described or used a little bit of it in this Review/Blog that is how much this episode has to offer its viewers.

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 11: Harley Quinn Highway by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 11: Harley Quinn Highway by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/character on fire/vomiting/medical component/transformation/dark content.

Harley Quinn Highway: well in one way or another we have these components going hand-in-hand Character, Comedy, Art and Action; now this is just speculation but I'm going to guess that this section of this episode was Mario Kart inspired as we have Ivy, Quinn and her Crew; inside the newest member of her Crew inside Sy Borgman; which has graphically transformed into a Ford LTD Country Squire [yes the Griswolds family vehicle from the National Lampoon film franchise or just in case it isn't identically the same model it is like this model; but this one in this episode has weapons systems on it he is known as a transchanger - this is one of those occasions where "I would like to just cover my back by saying I am just saying what is in this episode so in short I have nothing to do with this name."

Background on Borgman character development; retired CIA Agent, now Landlord mostly cyborg [which you couldn't have guessed from his last name would suggest there is at least some cyborg component to him,] but he is still in a wheelchair this is a great character development twist and he has a sibling; Sister Mirielle Borgman. I know if you have watched these Episodes in chronological order you will know all of this anyway. But as he has become a member of Quinn's Crew in this Episode I had to quickly cover him, in some way I have covered her other members of her Crew in this First Season so I couldn't leave him out. Let me quickly clarify something as of where we are Ivy is not officially a member of Quinn's Crew.

But back to this episode; we have Ivy, Quinn and her Crew racing after Dr. Jonathan Crane/the Scarecrow and his henchmen/hench-person in their lorries with this very dangerous poison on board [that is all I can say without giving too much of the storyline away.] Now as Borgman's head/face/little bit of neck is literally the hood ornament he gets flies on his face and glasses he spits some of them out of his mouth; good comedy.

Racing time; we get to see from the perspective of behind Borgman's head inside this vehicle; it gives the illusion of a roller coaster ride; imaginative art and then later on there is this weapon drops/rocket launcher which ends up in Dr. Psycho's hands [with this computer game sound effect of when an accessory/power up has been dropped off or picked up and now is under your control simultaneously over this transaction as well; I have only heard this a few times but it does sound like as if it could come from Mario Kart on the Nintendo Wii when you ride over the question-marks and the final moments of something that has been selected or I could be completely wrong but at the very least it sounds like something like this] and a then a moment later Quinn grabs it from him; she/we looks down through the sight/up at this statue of her [gives this dialogue exchange to Ivy,] looks again down this sight/up at this statue and aims and fires at this statute's neck  consequently blocking this lorry's getaway; this is good action.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; as you can probably tell it once again has lots to offer its viewers, but likewise once again there is dark content in this episode as well.

On a quick side note I used to play a lot of Mario Kart on the Nintendo Wii that is why this small sound effect sounds at the very least very familiar to me.

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 10: Bensonhurst by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 10: Bensonhurst by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/drugs/medical procedures/dark content

Where is Jerry Springer & Steve when you need them?: Character; we meet the Quinzels [Harley Quinn's family] and what comes over to the viewers by the end of this episode is basically her Mother [Sharon] and specifically her Father [Nick] has either been disappointed in her for not marrying a Jewish Doctor, you know that passive aggressive thing on different topics or teaching her vicariously a about criminal activity from her Father being in debt to the mob from gambling.

So they have sown the seeds for the Joker to harvest later on when Dr. Harleen Quinzel meets him at Arkham Asylum; yes I am aware she has slightly changed her back story/origin storyline in this TV program; DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 5: Being Harley Quinn. I was thinking I would just point this out before someone else got there and told me in feedback. But all I am doing in this episode Review/Blog is giving the character developments praise you see between her parents they had unknowingly potentially given the Joker something to work on, basically work on a vulnerable crack to make it wider [to cover my back and I'm just going to say this is speculation on the grounds of I know Dr. Quinzel and the Joker spend quite a lot of time in his Therapy Sessions; in short what I'm trying to say here is I have never read the comic books;] but this is excellent Character development

Segment of a Dandelion: this henchmen blows on this dandelion consequently we the viewers watch this segment take flight and we watch it on its journey from its perspective until it lands on Ivy's left middle knuckle; the Action and Art go hand-in-hand here; it is elegant and classy and then he is given a new journey which takes him to Frank the man/person eating Venus fly trap [at Ivy's old Apartment] with Chaz and in short Frank puts this little Dandelion segment in its place, because Frank doesn't like being interrupted and then [I'm going to date myself here by using this incredibly old reference] we have this Lassie interpretation of when Lassie was informing somebody that for an example little Timmy is stuck down a well with him barking and somehow the adults interpreting what he is barking about either in to words so the viewers can understand or at minimum instructions to follow Lassie. But as it relates to this situation we have this Dandelion segment squeaking so we have this back and forth with Dandelion segment and Frank; this is good Comedy

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment: it does have lots to offer its viewers, but I have to stress again it does have a lot of dark content which is lots of fun, but still you have been warned.

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 9: A Seat at the Table by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 9: A Seat at the Table by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/decapitation/medical element

Storyline: it is good and it leaves it on a continuation [we leave things here and then ending credits that kind of continuation.]

Nanaue/King Shark talking about his ex Shandra: what we have here is good Comedy, Character and Art going hand-in-hand; as Quinn is getting praise then with claps from the Joker and claps from other characters in the Legion of Doom Headquarters and then King Shark says "Oh, I've seen this before it is just like the time my ex Shandra called me up after I had lost 20 pounds where were you when I was still 2750, Shandra? I still needed love then." [With this approach of; swiftly moving on because King Shark is having a mini breakdown.]

We have Clayface making a request to Quinn and the rest of her Crew whilst King Shark is clearly still thinking about this individual with clenched fists doesn't say a word and looks frozen in unhappiness and contemplation.

Where the art comes into it is where they encapsulate King Shark's emotions on this quite clearly sore subject or not healed emotional scar as he goes from 0 to 60 in about less than a second in anger; they put across to the viewers that this half man half shark may be physically strong but emotionally vulnerable.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; as usual it has lots of things to offer its viewers and it makes sure you come back to see what happens next with the continuation.

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 8: L.O.D.R.S.V.P by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 8: L.O.D.R.S.V.P by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/decapitation

Ivy rescues Quinn and her Crew: well we have Art, Comedy and Action all hand-in-hand here from Ivy rising from the sea on/with kelp in a dark green bikini with a black belt/silver bit on with goggles on/then move up to her forehead with a knife strapped in a sheaf to her left leg saying "Did somebody call for kelp? [Comedy pun/wordplay she is controlling kelp here and just change the K. to an H. and you get help] and then in short Arthur Curry/Aquaman is left high above the sea being held hostage by this kelp as Ivy, Quinn and her Crew make their getaway on this speedboat.

Ivy and Quinn are having problems: I can't say too much here as it relates to this point in this episode, but these are good Character developments; it gives another layer to their already close and deep friendship; yes I would regard it it as deep, but Quinn hasn't had an epiphany yet [meaning a moment of realization of how deep it is and could be; yes she may get or show some feelings, but nothing compared to Ivy which in comparison is saying in every way possible "I love you, love me." I know Ivy is currently in a relationship with Kite Man. But she is walking around half of the person she could be, no I am not making reference to her sexuality because she is bisexual anyway, but just on the grounds that with Quinn she can be all of herself instead of putting up with Kite Man's consistent juvenile behaviour [I know he is a nice guy but still] and I know in any relationship you have to make compromises or restrict yourself now and again which is part and parcel of it but as it relates to Ivy she doesn't or shouldn't restrict the person a lot of the time she is to be in this relationship and make it work.

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; in one way or another it has a lot of excellent things to offer its viewers.

 

 

 

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 7: The Line by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 7: The Line by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/dark content.

Storyline: it is good.

Book of Fables: so this book gets at a minimum a little damaged by Jason Praxis/Praxis I based this perspective on this; Tsaritsa/Queen of Fables asking this selection of characters Quinn and her Crew if they basically have another magical book I am paraphrasing here then we go to the date situation between Charles "Chuck" Brown/Kite Man and Ivy, then we come back to this highly dangerous situation with the Book of Fables being back in the possession of Queen of Fables; so this is good comedy [having the Queen of Fables asking for another magical book,] but also a blooper as well; Because the book wasn't damaged or worse then? And how did she get it back then? [Yes it is possible that they could have performed a rescue mission for the book where it dropped out of the Queen of Fables hands whilst we were way checking on the date situation,] but it looks like they haven't moved and yes finally I know I spend too much time thinking about these kinds of things.

Kite Man and Ivy are in a relationship: this is good Character developments they had been doing occasionally the groundwork in the previous Episodes for this to happen in one way or another. But now I have gotten that out of the way with; she can do much better like Quinn I'm just saying. I mean there is nothing wrong with Kite Man, but he is so immature and it isn't this sweet funny immaturity it is the basement level which on a rare occasion it can be funny, but usually where he could be a nice guy one moment and the next moment it reminds you how much hard work it communicate or connect with him on any deeper level.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; this episode does have a lot of dark content which in one way or another is excellent as you can tell from my mark of this episode, but I was just thinking I would put out a content safe blog/review on this episode for everyone to read/view

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 6: You're a Damn Good Cop, Jim Gordon

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 6: You're a Damn Good Cop, Jim Gordon by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/decapitation/decomposed body

Basil Karlo/Clayface: now in the Storyline or Character or Bloopers or Comedy; it will involve him or a part of him [separate character known as The Arm] and they go all hand-in-hand in one way or another as well.

Now generally speaking the storyline is good, but be it the storyline or character developments they make no sense so consequently they are bloopers; firstly if Clayface has a piece of him cut off or damaged or anything like this he has the ability to regenerate and replace it [in fact Quinn points this out in this episode,]  or providing mainly cold/any kind of cold [on a little bit of research there is a solvent which can be used against him,] but if somehow Batman is able to get a specimen of Clayface as far as I'm aware providing it isn't frozen or something to keep it in shape as soon as it comes away from Clayface it should not hold its shape, because it is away from Clayface and whenever he is around the specimen he can re-absorb it again and on a quick side note I know if they were to take all of this out they wouldn't have this episode.

So The Arm character shouldn't exist and on top of that, can I just talk about his name "The Arm" this name is wrong considering he is a Hand or Hand and Forearm so they should have gone with Handy or Handy Andy.

Finally on to the comedy we have The Arm under interrogation from Commissioner James/Jim Gordon [you know the usual darkroom ceiling light on routine,] down in Gotham City Police Department; it quickly goes from discussing Clayface to Gordon's failing marriage to his Wife Barbara Eileen Gordon [not to be confused with Barbara Gordon their Daughter/at some point becomes Batgirl,] it becomes instantaneously a Therapy Session.

This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good: even though I have pointed out many things to negatively criticize about it and yes I am aware hypothetically speaking; if they were to take this Clayface/The Arm storyline component out they wouldn't have much of a storyline left; but saying that it still has many good things about it and it very much keeps within this off-the-wall adult contents/nature which this TV program has firmly established and built on from day one. 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 5: Being Harley Quinn by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 5: Being Harley Quinn by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/decapitation

Harley Quinn vs. Jack Napier/the Joker: so in one way or another we have the Storyline, Character, Action and the Comedy going hand-in-hand here but where to start; we have Quinn literary changing her origin storyline in her head by this battle sequence and letting the Joker have it verbally [in short no one created her] and then physically by smashing her baseball bat across his face with us the viewers quickly seeing the damage on the Joker's face [as she hits him that hard that he does a twizzle; you know the kind where a boxer has been hit with such force that they are hitting the mat,] because we are in Quinn's mind she decides to a American a 9-Pool Table over him, so It looks like he is hiding under it to make him look weak and snivelling, consequently it makes Quinn look strong and in control of her life. On a quick side note the Joker makes the point in the closing stages of this memory alteration [paraphrasing here] "You cannot change your memories." But Quinn says "My memories my rules." Because Quinn is mentally unstable this origin storyline alteration/character developments are feasible and believable as they are leaning into her unstable psyche and all round personality to achieve this and mentally stabilize her [well her version of being mentally stable anyway.]

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent: it has lots to offer, experience and talk about for its viewers, but I cannot talk about anymore because I would be breaking the 3 to 5 things about one episode rule [on a quick side note; I have mentioned at least once the character's real name before the rebirth or alternative life, I was thinking I would point this out now because I was dealing with the Joker and yes I have chosen the right joker alias Jack Napier not Arthur Fleck; based on looks and all round character.]

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 4: Finding Mr. Right by AverageMansReviews

 DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 4: Finding Mr. Right  by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects.

Storyline: it does feel like it does need a little time to warm up at the beginning, this is still good, but the more you watch of it the better it gets so by the end of this episode it is excellent.

Bruce Wayne/Batman vs. Quinn & Ivy: the Action, Art and Characters all go hand-in-hand here in one way or another; so we have Wayne/Batman taking on this highly dangerous duo whilst they are on TV to be more precise on Tawny! The Action and Art are high-octane action and beautiful as we see Quinn Wayne/Batman doing human combat with Ivy using her plant attacks with Wayne/Batman having her vines wrapped around his arm reversing/consequently knocking Ivy into Quinn with Wayne/Batman letting go; with Ivy landing right on top of Quinn [this is where the Character developments come into it] Quinn has a very obvious and a very surprised/nervous happy smile on her face with Ivy just getting up off her and continuing [not to give too much away; but up to this point in one way or another Ivy has shown/told Quinn her feelings on this matter, including in this Episode telling her in a dialogue exchange at the end "I love you don't make a thing of it." to quickly deflect true feelings and her facial expressions tells us/the viewers there is more here as she looks nervous/uncomfortable saying it, just on the grounds she doesn't like being this emotionally vulnerable, Quinn in this scene smiles; it's just Quinn hasn't really picked up the truth underneath or she may know a little something is going on, but she has just been preoccupied with/focused on other things] and to put over the romantic situation right here and right now; when Ivy is on top of Quinn simultaneously we have the audience making a romantic sound and Tawny the Presenter of her self-titled Talk Show having this expression of are "They going to kiss?" on her face.

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; there is lots going on in this episode which the viewers should find it very easy to settle down with.

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 3: So, You Need A Crew? by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 3: So, You Need A Crew? by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects/dog waste.

Edgar Cizko/Dr. Psycho vs. Diana Prince/Wonder Woman: in one way or another we have Action, Art, Comedy and Character going hand-in-hand. The Action & Art are clear to see as we are watching this News Report live on  TV [Metro 7 with Quinn, Ivy and Frank The Plant - a mutated man eating/person eating Venus flytrap; this action and art are highly eye-catching and highly entertaining to watch.

Comedy & character; now I really cannot say too much about this particular comedy element other than it gets bleeped out [yes you can still make out what word has just been said;] but when Dr. Psycho says it; it stops everyone in their tracks including the Earth rotating on its axis; he is booked on a Talk Show [Tawny!;] to try and repair some of his reputation; but when he drops this word again here and the same thing happens; Lex Luther and with the other members of The Legion of Doom standing around him/behind him make a public announcement/address [on the same News program;] that he is banished from all forms of The Legion of Doom [The Legion of Doom, The Legion of Doom Europe and The Junior Doomers of America.]

Dr. Psycho accepts Quinn's invitation to join her Crew after hearing what Luther had to say on the behalf of The Legion of Doom in short not for the reasons working for a woman would repair his reputation or I don't like women, but it is for other reasons which he doesn't say but the possible reasons are; it would rebuild his image/reputation; yes contradiction here and he has just been thrown out of all forms of The Legion of Doom; so he kind of gives off the impression he has nothing else better going on and this would be his last option, but he isn't going to give Quinn the satisfaction of knowing that so on the surface he may look strong but underneath he needs this.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; it just has lots to offer its viewers in this episode and just to cover my back I am just going to say this one more time this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents.

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 2: A High Bar by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 2: A High Bar by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects.

It isn't the real Gotham Mint: Harley Quinn breaking in to this highly secure location; this is excellent Action, Art, Comedy and Character all going hand-in-hand here; as we have Quinn quietly entering this location, taking care of this Security Guard, surveying this situation, going up between this doorframe quietly moving around on these support beams, getting her lipstick out of her rucksack/putting it on; then kissing this security camera underneath her [so you cannot see what is happening,] then she drops down to take care of these other Security Guards, causing this Security Guard pain whilst she forces this individual to press this thumbprint reader.

But on overhearing Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin, realizing that these aren't professional Security Guards; but instead Gotham Chuckles Huts Finest Improvises, then looking at this cash known as Joshua Bucks with these words and his face on it [Joshua Cobblepot is the Nephew of Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin.

This just shows that Quinn's heart is in the right place/wrong place as she realizes she has made a mistake, but this was her first time going out on her own as her own criminal so these kind of mistakes are bound to happen when it is your first time trying something on your own regardless if you are trying to bake a cake or a psychopath criminal; nothing goes quite right the first time around.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent: I know I am only on the second episode, but I am already getting the feeling of this TV program is just going to be off the wall madness, mixed in with this average day approach as in whatever we see or experience this is just an average day for any of these characters.

 

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 1: 'Til Death Do Us Part by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 1,] Episode 1: 'Til Death Do Us Part by AverageMansReviews

Just a heads up: these reviews/blogs for this TV show will work under the rules of between 3 to 5 things about this episode and I will censor these reviews/blogs, when I feel it is appropriate to do so or at the very least the best to my abilities.

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5 things about this episode

Warning: I know usually I would be a little bit more specific in this section; but in this case it would be much easier just to say this; this TV program is not suitable for children and in one way or another there is adult contents/flashing effects/other effects.

Dr. Harleen Quinzel talks to Harley Quinn: yes I know they are the same person; but based on this episode they have successfully put across to the viewers that they are separate but also together [I know I have contradicted myself here,] but it is a perfect way to put over to the viewers how in-depth Harley Quinn is as an all round Character/Person from the very beginning that she is extremely intelligent [Dr. Quinzel being Quinn's Counsellor/Therapist, but likewise her intelligence can be only matched by her level of insanity being her own Client/Patient, by acknowledging and discussing things with Dr. Quinzel be it from a picture with Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley/Poison Ivy in it or later on from memories in their head, so we have this dynamic being established and started to be explored.

Little cactus: Joey Day [Son] with his [Mother/Wife to Julian Day/Calendar Man] wanting to give his Father a Cactus in this Arkham Asylum Visitors Room to keep him company [basic description of this location; you have a row of chairs with this see-through divider with two telephones one each side; on a quick side note we have other characters including Poison Ivy in this room as well.] But the Arkham Asylum Security Guards immediately jump in and dispose of this cactus with a flamethrower and an a fire extinguisher then tear into Joey, because in short no plant life is meant to be in 50 yards of Poison Ivy; Joey ends up crying so what we have here is excellent Action, Comedy and Art go hand-in-hand here.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; as of this review/blog I haven't seen the next Episode yet, but I feel comfortable saying this; this episode does very much set the tone and tells his viewers what it is all about in a crystal clear fashion.