Harley Quinn: The Animated Series

George Lopez winds up getting Bane to reveal that his voice is not actually his real voice.

Edited by slimcoder on Apr 1st 2020 at 6:29:30 AM

Can't say I ever imagined George Lopez voice acting in a DC cartoon. Or voice acting in general.

Didn't he do some voice acting in some chihuahua movie?

Also the Rio animated films.

He was also in the Smurfs movies.

Oh yeah. I think I mentally repressed all of those things.

So, according to the first episode of Season 2, the Injustice League is not the same as the Legion of Doom, but rather a new supervillain alliance formed by former L.o.D. members.

And poor Jim Gordon can't catch a break.

Edited by Snicka on Apr 4th 2020 at 12:04:15 PM

Is this season just gonna be Harley killing off every single Batman villain on the show? Huh.

Seemingly no, with the Riddler getting nonlethal Laser-Guided Karma. This makes me think Penguin is the only one who they're going to kill.


Watch as Queen Fables "You gotta end the bloodline" thing comes back to haunt Harley when Joshua comes for revenge.

Edited by CaptainCapsase on Apr 10th 2020 at 5:38:55 AM

I maintain Harley’s crew in this cartoon is better than the one in Birds of Prey by a mile. Clayface in particular.

Fun episode, but I was kind of annoyed at how wasted Riddler University was. I thought that was a good idea, but they don't really delve into it and it all ends up being a scheme for him to power his generators? How does that fit into his schtick?

Clayface was a lot of fun, though. The animation for him was nice.

It's another way of showing that Riddler U isn't actually about providing an education, but about stroking his own ego. He hates the idea of anyone outsmarting him, so of course the top students end up powering his jacuzzi.

I was wondering how that girl outran Harley so easily. And then Gordon walked in.

This episode is probably the first where I can clearly point out the secondary characters voiced by Tudyk.

Man, I'm going to miss Kite Man when the show inevitably Black Comedy's him away. This episode more than anything pretty much clinches that he's dead meat. Hell, I'm surprised he survived 'til the end of this one.

Edited by KnownUnknown on Apr 20th 2020 at 11:19:34 AM

Kite Man’s inevitable removal is just gonna have everyone bawling.

I dunno. This episode felt like it was setting up a Kiteman death, and it didn't happen. I think he's going all the way. Like, those arrows would have killed anyone else.

We know he's not going to marry Ivy because Ivy / Harley is the endgame, and that it's going to start this season.

This episode makes it clear that if given the choice, Ivy will choose him, Harley will support them being together, and Kite Man will genuinely sacrifice for their relationship. They're about to get married: the show is going to remove him sharpish.

That, plus him being an entirely supportive and not particularly nasty person in a Kafka Komedy, gives off the strong impression that his days are numbered.

Heh who would have guessed that Kite Man of all people might wind up a Tought Act to Follow to Harley?

Kite Man is literally her wing man

yeaaaaaaah

Throughout the month of May, SYFY will be airing season 1 of Harley Quinn.

• May 3rd: Episodes 1-4, 11 p.m. ET
• May 10th: Episodes 5-7, 11 p.m. ET
• May 17th: Episodes 8-10, 11 p.m. ET
• May 24th: Episodes 11-13, 12 a.m. ET

Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Apr 22nd 2020 at 3:18:10 PM

I was not expecting Condiment King.

FINALLY!

The best villain is here

I was a bit annoyed that Young Justice: Outsiders kept teasing him without delivering.

Also, I think we've seen everyone from the announcement teaser poster besides Bernie the Beaver, Magpie, Fox & Vulture from the Terrible Trio and Big Tony.