Harley Quinn: Season 2

TV-MA

2020

Created by Dean Lorey, Patrick Schumacker
100%
89%
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 2

Harley Quinn: Season 2 is available to stream in Australia... More now on Google TV and Apple TV Store and Foxtel and Binge.

Harley Quinn: Season 2 episodes

New Gotham

After Gotham is declared no longer part of the United... More States, the newly formed Injustice League tries to seize control of the city away from Harley.

Riddler U

Harley & Ivy go undercover as college students to take... More down Riddler, who’s made himself dean of the local university with sinister plans for students.

Catwoman

Harley & Ivy team up with Catwoman to steal a... More museum artifact that’s been boobytrapped by Dr. Trap. Meanwhile, Dr. Psycho tries to prove himself as a leader.

Thawing Hearts

Harley and crew try to infiltrate Mr. Freeze's lair only... More to become human lab rats for his experiments to find a cure for his cryogenically frozen wife, Nora.

Batman's Back, Man

Bruce Wayne awakens from his coma to Gotham in chaos.

All the Best Inmates Have Daddy Issues

When Harley and Ivy spot a seemingly sane Joker, they... More debate whether people can change at their core, revisiting a flashback about Harleen Quinzel's first day at Arkham Asylum.

There's No Place to Go But Down

Acting as a judge, Two Face sentences Harley and Ivy... More to life in Bane's prison. Meanwhile, Jim Gordon and Batgirl vow to take back the GCPD from Two Face.

Inner (Para) Demons

While Harley & Ivy deal with their post-kiss awkwardness, the... More President tells Gordon that he must get rid of Harley to put Gotham back on the map.

Bachelorette

It's Bachelor/Bachelorette weekend for Ivy and Kite Man.

Dye Hard

Alone on Christmas Eve, Harley reconnects with a now-sane Joker... More and heads to Wayne Tower, where their dinner is interrupted by an escaped Riddler and ParaDemons.

A Fight Worth Fighting For

In order to defeat Psycho's army, Harley & Joker need... More to track down Fables' storybook with the Justice League inside.

Lovers' Quarrel

Psycho unleashes a mind-controlled Ivy, Clayface, and King Shark on... More the Justice League who are trying to free Gotham.

Something Borrowed, Something Green

Harley crashes Ivy's wedding to stop Gordon and his officers... More from interrupting the nuptials.

Harley Quinn: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

100_%25 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
89_%69 reviews
Audience score rating

"Quinn's creative team has crafted a noteworthy conclusion befitting of both a season and series finale (though I certainly hope we're dealing with the former)."

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A.V. Club

"The series looks to be even stronger in its sophomore outing."

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IGN

"What's most exciting about this season is how it entirely rebuilds a Gotham perfectly suited to Harley's batty antics..."

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Collider

"This is a series that's just beginning to refine its specific brand of crazy. Give King Shark a chance!"

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Entertainment Weekly

"It turns out the only thing I needed to truly love Harley Quinn was to see that she, too, could be another single gal in the city, getting over a bad breakup, trying to have it all. Who knew?"

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Vox

"The show's sharp, wicked humor vaults it into the must-watch circle..."

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Salon

"By almost entirely removing the Joker from the equation, Harley Quinn has so much more space to figure out what makes Harley as a character so compelling, and it uses every inch of it."

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