
Harley Quinn
as Harley Quinn
Overview & Storyline
An adult animated series following Harley Quinn's adventures after she breaks up with the Joker and attempts to strike out on her own as the queenpin of Gotham City.
The Story Arc
After realizing the Joker does not love her, Harley Quinn breaks up with him and recruits a misfit crew of villains—including Poison Ivy, Clayface, Doctor Psycho, and King Shark—to join the Legion of Doom. As she tries to establish herself as an independent supervillain, she develops a deep romantic relationship with Poison Ivy and navigates the chaotic politics of Gotham City.
Character & Role Bio
Harley Quinn is a chaotic, extremely violent, but deeply empathetic former psychiatrist who seeks independence and respect. Throughout the series, she transitions from being the Joker's sidekick to a leader, a hero-villain hybrid, and Poison Ivy's devoted partner, trying to figure out her own moral boundaries while smashing things with her baseball bat.
Behind The Scenes & Production Notes
Developed by Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, and Dean Lorey, the series features Kaley Cuoco as both the lead voice actress and an executive producer. The show's comedic, R-rated tone features highly graphic violence and coarse language, standing in contrast to traditional superhero adaptations.
Video Highlights & Trailer
Reception & Critical Review
Harley Quinn received widespread critical acclaim. Critics praised its voice acting (specifically Cuoco and Lake Bell), humor, action sequences, and the central romance between Harley and Poison Ivy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who voices Poison Ivy in the series?
Is this show suitable for children?
Featured Cast
- 1Kaley Cuoco
- 2Lake Bell
- 3Alan Tudyk
- 4Tony Hale
- 5Ron Funches
- 6Jason Alexander
- 7J.B. Smoove
Key Accolades
Critics' Choice Super Award for Best Voice Actress in an Animated Series
WonGLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comedy Series
Nominated
Trivia & Facts
- Kaley Cuoco was approached for the role and immediately loved the script's irreverent, feminist take on the character.
- The show features numerous self-aware jokes about the DC Universe, including parodying Batman, Superman, and fans of the franchise.
- A spin-off series focusing on Kite Man was greenlit due to the show's popularity.

