DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 26: The Runaway Bridesmaid by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 26: The Runaway Bridesmaid by AverageMansReviews

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The Big Day: Storyline, Action, Character [Character developments, Art; after first declining Harvey Dent/Two-Face's offer to assist him to get out of Arkham Asylum in return he will tell Harley Quinn, what is about to go down at Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley/Poison Ivy and Charles "Chuck" Brown/Kite Man's wedding, it involves  Commissioner Gordon and the GCPD [Gotham City Police Department.] They discuss this simultaneously fighting their way out of Arkham. They are individually or together, treating this as an everyday occurrence, putting foot to posterior and without much effort casually discussing things as they know, the security of Arkham probably know deep down and we the viewers know likewise deep down that they are no challenge for this duo and just to cover my back I am more aware that Quinn made reference to escaping when she was good and ready anyway; this sequence is far from the biggest but we get to see some excellent blood splatter.

This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good; it is a solid ending to this second season, but I am hoping they push on from this now established situation on to something new and as things stand this TV show has some awards accredited to its name, such as 4 Winners that include Critics Choice Super Awards 2021; CCA Super Award Best Voice Actress in an Animated Series Kaley Cuoco [Dr. Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn] and 15 Nominees including from the same award event/ceremony Best Voice Actor in an Animated Series J.B. Smoove [Frank the Plant.]

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 25: Lovers' Quarrel by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 25: Lovers' Quarrel by AverageMansReviews

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A continuation of a continuation: Action, Art Storyline, and Comedy; we have Diana Prince/Wonder Woman, Bruce Wayne/Batman and Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman taking on these Parademons, which this sequence looks excellent as there Wonder Woman using her sword to let's put this politely quickly take one less Parademon down at a time obviously this sequence of events looks and feels manic and impactful and imaginative. A moment later Wonder Woman uses her The Lasso of Truth on this Parademon which she asks where is Dr. Psycho? Which Parademon replies with a squawk which in turn Wonder Woman to Superman to imply “What did this Parademon just say?" With that Superman takes a little bit of offence by saying “Oh what because I am an alien I understand all alien languages?" [We return to look at Wonder Woman with a soft look on her face to imply “So you don't speak Parademon?" Which we go back to Superman " Okay I speak a little Parademon, but it's still a racist assumption be better." [We go back to Wonder Woman which she just rolls her eyes and looking angry mini seconds before the end of this scene] to imply "I just wanted to know what this Parademon had said, I didn't want this verbal telling off." I know some people out there will see this as racism, but I see it as it was intended as good comedy.

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; as it has lots happening all over the place.

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 24: A Fight Worth Fighting For by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 24: A Fight Worth Fighting For by AverageMansReviews

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This is another situation of a continuation of the previous episode: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Comedy, Action; well the Joker is back and he soon has flashbacks of what has happened to him over the past six months as this bartender, with this lovely nurse by the name of Bethany nursed him back to health, they have been in a relationship including her two children.

Later on we have Harley Quinn and the Joker searching around this hive of Parademons looking for The Book of Fables; which they find the book right next to these two Parademons which are snuggling, but they are asleep; unfortunately one of them hicups which brings up this green acid which as you will see in this scene has the ability to mount through right to the bone/skull of the other Parademons; this is highly comical. On their escape they get rumbled by a Parademon which I am paraphrasing here alerts other Parademons. So we have these Parademons taking on the Joker with a crowbar or something like that Quinn with her baseball bat in one hand and this book under her other arm, when you think it can't get any worse for these two individuals, they get rescued/imprisonment by the Batplane as Bruce Wayne/Batman makes his entrance by smashing through a wall of this hive quickly releasing a net over Quinn and the Joker; this net is connected to the Batplane which he brings them on board still in the net; like everything else said or mentioned in this review this is lots of fun.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; everywhere you look there is something happening of fantastic interest and engagement.

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 23: Dye Hard by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 23: Dye Hard by AverageMansReviews

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Bartender at Wayne Tower: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Action and Art; Well after what happens between Harley Quinn and her best friend Poison Ivy from the previous episode, Quinn wants to go out and do some major drinking, but she is flying solo because everyone else is busy, she finds herself Wayne Tower, listening to a bloke going on and on about music, he offers her an invitation to sleep with him but she declines. This bartender makes her laugh; it is the same individual from Noonan's Bar, but now his officially a bartender now. But Quinn clearly and precisely known what he is capable of. He has been having psychological issues in one way or another since had first met and he continues to have more and more psychological issues in this episode.

There is this massive action sequence on top of Wayne Tower and it would be quicker for me to tell you not who is involved out of the main or consistently recurring character Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley/Poison Ivy and Charles "Chuck" Brown/Kite Man. Everyone gets a moment to shine minus the bartender, for an example we have Quinn vs. Edward Nashton/The Riddler; the art throughout this entire section is fluently high octane, really imaginative and eye-catching as we the viewers experience the manic nature of what is transpiring right in front of us.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; as it begins on a quiet night out, it quickly escalates to absolute carnage.

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 22: Bachelorette by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 22: Bachelorette by AverageMansReviews

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Bachelorette Party: Storyline, Comedy, Character [Character developments] and Action; Harley Quinn has arranged Poison Ivy's Bachelorette Party; we are on this flight [Invisible Plane;] from New New Gotham to Themyscira formerly known as Paradise Island with these two, Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Nora Fries/Nora Fries/Nora Freeze/Mrs Freeze and Jennifer and if you ever wondered what happens to birds that can't see this Invisible Plane this episode will happily show you as they go splat up against this plane and this is not the only occasion that they use this comedy material in some capacity.

We have this Bachelorette Party a.k.a. COOB Squad of Quinn, Ivy, Catwoman, Fries and Jennifer taking down everyone for one reason or another such as for an example environmental; this is a good action sequence.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; after everything is said and done this episode finds itself at this mark

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 21: Inner (Para) Demons by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 21: Inner (Para) Demons by AverageMansReviews

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Harley would rather rain down terror on Gotham then tell the truth at the right time: Character [Character developments,] Comedy, Art and Action; Harley Quinn discussing things with Darkseid in his dominion of Apokolips; where he asks "Are you trying to fill an empty hole in your life Harley Quinn?" With Quinn turning to her group minus Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley/Poison Ivy and Sy Borgman pointing with her thumb at Darkseid "What is this guy my therapist?" We go back to Darkseid "Tere are some holes that not even an army of Parademons can fill." Comedy censor [I can't put down her reply but it is an natural and instantaneous response from her;] all I can say it is flawless comedy.

Darkseid lays down the task; defeat Granny Goodness in combat and he will give Quinn her scepter to command the Parademons, Quinn runs down this bridge way with her bat in hand and flames on each side; this looks inviting and highly imaginative art [but a little time later in a different stage of this combat sequence] Granny Goodness is incredibly powerful as she flicks Quinn away like a fly as her latest attack fails in this action sequence.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; this is one of those episodes that they really should have considered making a two-parter, there is so much here that they could have extended over two episodes.

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 20: There's No Place to Go but Down by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 20: There's No Place to Go but Down by AverageMansReviews

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Daddy, daughter time: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Action and Comedy; now after finding out this life changing news Commissioner Jim Gordon decides to get sober and re-establish a functioning GCPD [Gotham City Police Department,] but first he has to do take out its current occupants in the form of Harvey Dent/Two-Face and his goons.

Commissioner Gordon does have Barbara Gordon/Batgirl with him, but he tells her I've got this, so he takes on these criminals on his own. Where once inside the GCPD, Commissioner Gordon has this dialogue exchange with Harvey Dent/Two-Face and then this action sequence takes place Commissioner Gordon vs. Harvey Dent/Two-Face and his goons; this action sequence is high octane graphic action which is lots of fun with the excellent inclusion of comedy from Barbara Gordon/Batgirl saying and points something to the effect of "Have you still got this?" [As she is standing behind this closed-door of one side, while the other side is slightly open she/we can hear and see flashing lights and things of this nature at the entrance to the GCPD, he indicates a yes or something to indicate if he isn't too busy.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent: on reflection I have decided to award another mark, because it has lots to offer.

 

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 19: All the Best Inmates Have Daddy Issues by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 19: All the Best Inmates Have Daddy Issues by AverageMansReviews

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We learn so much in this episode: Storyline, Character [Character developments] Action and Art Jack Napier/the Joker has set a bomb to go off in 24 hours so it is up to Dr. Harleen Quinzel to get him to talk or it will be Bruce Wayne/Batman's job to get him to talk using his methods. So eventually he tells Dr. Quinzel this unpleasant part of his childhood, but if I was Dr. Quinzel I wouldn't believe anything that comes out of his mouth. You see before this second meeting the Joker has already experienced Bruce Wayne/Batman's interrogation method of basically let’s put this politely beating the stuffing out of him asking "Where's the bomb?" The action here is always going to be top-notch entertainment based on who we are talking about here. But I like the fantastic foreshadowing of Gotham's District Attorney Harvey Dent as Jack Napier/the Joker's blood splashes upside this see-through interrogation room and it roughly covers but not all of Harvey Dent's face on this on this interrogation see-through divide so it isn't actually on Harvey's face, the viewers get a moment to see this scene.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; this episode is perfection, it as I have already referenced covered so much in an impeccable standard and on top of that it leaves the door open for something.

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 18: Batman's Back, Man by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 18: Batman's Back, Man by AverageMansReviews

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The Bat tries to arise: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Art and Action: Bruce Wayne is recuperating after his coma, but he wants to go out and fight crime, which Alfred is against this course of action, because he is in no fit state to do so. So Bruce Wayne just gets Lucius Fox to build it isn't said in this episode, but it looks like the animated version of The Mech Batsuit [on some research I can now confirm it is the animated version] with an on-board computer system by the name of Monice. This Mech Batsuit looks excellent as Bruce Wayne/Batman with his new on-board companion take on Bane and when Bruce Wayne/Batman points something it tips Bane over the edge, consequently he destroys Bruce Wayne/Batman with such moves as an elbow drop or/and a version of a piledriver.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; it has many excellent components to it such as the one example the friction between Bruce Wayne and Alfred.

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 17: Thawing Hearts by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 17: Thawing Hearts by AverageMansReviews

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This is very much a continuation from the previous episode: Action, Art Comedy; Harley Quinn has Garfield Lynns/Firefly flamethrower as she is busy at work, being artistic at the same time breaking into Dr. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze's territory, she has made this entrance look like a vagina which King Shark asks "What is that?" Which Quinn responds "It's a vagina." King Shark "Oh! A human vagina, I see it now! I know there is another comedy comment, straight after this I will/I have chosen one and leave one besides This comedy back and forth is more  suitable to leave in this review then the second from another character.

A moment of love lasts a lifetime: Character [Character developments] Dr. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze will show Quinn what true love is and he has always had for his wife Nora Fries/Nora Freeze/Mrs Freeze; it beautifully subliminally asks the question was Dr. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze truly evil? For me it is a no, I am not condoning any criminal or other acts he has done or go on to do, but it is clear he will do anything for his wife.

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; as it puts a combined total of a decent amount of time and focus on this husband-and-wife.

 

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 16: Catwoman by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 16: Catwoman by AverageMansReviews

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Selina Kyle/Catwoman: Storyline, Action, Comedy and Character [Character developments] we meet Harley Quinn as she and the rest of her again of misfits minus Sy Borgman are technically trying to assault the territory of Dr. Victor Fries/Mr Freeze's territory, using an explosive [Quinn] or a flamethrower [Basil Karlo/Clayface] or/and a rocket launcher [Quinn.] But don't worry two of his low IQ henchmen by the name of Kevin and Fred will clumsily between themselves [something like The Three Stooges; where Kevin hits Fred upside the back of the head for almost spilling the beans, but consequently Fred inadvertently spilled the beans anyway,] but doesn't worry about it because he tells the more, by the end of this season Quinn and her misfits leave as they are leaving Quinn says "Thanks for all your help text us if you can think of anything else? "

Later on Selina Kyle/Catwoman and Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley/Poison Ivy are talking about things whilst in their section of this heist, in summary they discuss how much are Poison Ivy has changed, but she is happy and it shows that Catwoman is still the same old feline she has always been and probably going to be.

This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good; as usual it does have lots to offer, but taking everything into consideration this mark is the right outcome.

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 15: Riddle U by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 15: Riddle U by AverageMansReviews

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Barbara Gordon: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Comedy and Action; Barbara Gordon is at the University known as "Riddle U. " After a misunderstanding she wants to help Heather Witherbee/Harley Quinn and Isadora Staplebumpkin/Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley/Poison Ivy.

So later on in this episode with these two and Basil Karlo/Clayface/Stefanie have been put to work by Edward Nygma/The Riddler. So they need someone to save them into Barbara Gordon in this very basic vigilante disguise. It is easy to see that she is very green as everything she does in this sequence doesn't go according to plan in any way shape or form. It could be taking down "Tanner" The Riddler's main/top henchman; as they are located on this metal little bridge high up that have safety railing, Barbara sprays this substance in his eyes consequently there is this little scuffle/struggle they both fall off this bridge over the safety railing but luckily Tanner landed first and Barbara lands on him. Riddler I am paraphrasing “Have you killed him?" Barbara checks, he is not dead.

A moment or two later she has this dialogue exchange with The Riddler and we have Harley Quinn/Heather Witherbee doing the back seat driver criticism thing whilst everyone is still in this dangerous situation, but don't worry I should imagine one day Barbara Gordon will find her wings to fight justice in our own way.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; this is one those episodes that gets better and better the more you watch of it.

 

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 14: New Gotham by AverageMansReviews

DC Harley Quinn [Season 2,] Episode 14: New Gotham by AverageMansReviews

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New, New Gotham: Storyline, Comedy, Character [Character developments,] Comedy and Action; now after what happened at the end of Season 1 Gotham City has been left to its own devices by the rest of the USA. Consequently the remaining Legion of Doom invite Quinn two meet with them to discuss how to move forward, but she thinks she has been invited to "Injustice League" which she does it is just the Legion of Doom has been renamed as  Injustice League." They all minus Bane have a executive chair; he does bring this up or/and make references to this; in this scene in one way or another and Harvey Dent, then a little time later Edward Nygma/The Riddler saying I am paraphrasing here; we all thought it would be funny to give you a folding chair and we were right." [The other members laughing] Bane replies "Oh I see your joke now your jest will be avenged." In a nutshell no one took this threat seriously and they continue talking to Quinn about a serious matter. But she declines consequently Dr. Victor Fries/Mr Freeze freezes her/in cases her in this block of ice with his Cold Gun.

This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good; this episode is designed to settle everything down for hopefully the rest of the season or hopefully at minimum for the next oncoming episodes in the near future.