Harley Quinn: Season 1

2019

Created by Dean Lorey, Patrick Schumacker
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13 episodes
Comedy

Kaley Cuoco (Big Bang Theory) voices DC villain Harley Quinn in this gory, potty-mouthed animated comedy series. Realising that Joker... More

Kaley Cuoco (Big Bang Theory) voices DC villain Harley Quinn in this gory, potty-mouthed animated comedy series. Realising that Joker is a neglectful no-good boyfriend, Harley teams up with Poison Ivy (Lake Bell, In a World...) to dethrone her ex and become the baddest criminal in Gotham. Also features Alan Tudyk (Firefly) as the voice of The Joker, Clayface, Calendar Man, Condiment King and more.

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Where to watch Harley Quinn: Season 1

Harley Quinn: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia... More now on Google TV and Apple TV Store and Foxtel and Binge.

Harley Quinn: Season 1 episodes

Til Death Do Us Part

Harley Quinn is fed up being the Joker’s sidekick and... More strikes out on her own – determined to become the criminal Queenpin of Gotham City.

A High Bar

Determined to become one of the vaunted Legion of Doom,... More Harley attempts to make a big splash by crashing one of their criminal enterprises with the help of her BFF, Poison Ivy.

So, You Need A Crew?

Realizing she needs a crew to pull off heists that... More will attract the Legion of Doom’s attention, Harley attempts to recruit Dr. Psycho and Clayface.

Finding Mr. Right

In search of a nemesis, Harley goes after Batman, but... More ends up with an adolescent Robin, making her the laughing stock of the criminal underworld.

Being Harley Quinn

When Harley suffers a paralyzing identity crisis, her crew must... More enter Harley’s mind to free her with the help of Dr. Psycho’s telepathic powers.

You're a Damn Good Cop, Jim Gordon

When Clayface loses his arm in a heist, it turns... More out to be not only evidence for Jim Gordon, but also a key witness against Harley and her crew.

The Line

Harley recruits her friend and mentor Queen of Fables to... More help her steal a force field from STAR Labs, to steal a weather-changing machine, so she can impress the Legion of Doom. Meanwhile, Poison Ivy dates Kite Man.

L.O.D.R.S.V.P.

Harley gets an invite to the Legion of Doom’s prospective... More members party, but Ivy discovers that it’s Lex Luthor they’re really after.

A Seat at the Table

Now a member of the Legion of Doom and The... More Joker’s equal, Harley finds herself spending time with him. Will she slip into her old ways?

Bensonhurst

After a falling out with her crew, Harley heads back... More home to Bensonhurst, where her doting mother waits for her... and her deadbeat dad, who’s more dangerous than anticipated.

Harley Quinn Highway

Harley must rescue Ivy from the clutches of Scarecrow, who’s... More trying to harvest her pheromones to make a super toxin that turns plants into sentient monsters.

Devil's Snare

Harley thinks the Legion of Doom is behind Ivy's capture... More and the tree monsters currently ravaging Gotham. But it's a trap!

The Final Joke

In the season finale, Harley has her final showdown with... More the Joker, when [spoilers] [spoil] [spoilers]. Will they [spoiler]? Maybe. But you can bet they [spoiler]!

Harley Quinn: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

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"Despite its tonal issues, Harley Quinn succeeds thanks to a top-notch voice cast and a well-rounded take on Harley."

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IGN

"Add pitch-perfect comedic timing, a solid cast of comedy's hardest hitters, and inimitable chemistry presented in the form of one of the most satisfying female friendships in a long while, and you have one of the best shows of the year, easily."

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A.V. Club

"The cast at large is key to Harley Quinn's success. Harley screeches so much I actually became worried for Cuoco's vocal cords, but the shrieking nonetheless remains essential to Harley's personal development."

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Hollywood Reporter

"Harley Quinn is just a treat. It feels like visiting Gotham from her singularly-psycho perspective, with all the colorful action and doofy humor that entails."

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Collider

"Harley works best in its early episodes, when it’s telling what appear to be self-contained stories. Things flounder a bit in the back half of the season, where the show takes on a more serialized approach, with one episode leading directly into the next. This might make for better binge-watching..."

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