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Batman: Season 2, Episode 10Harlequinade (23 May 1994)When Joker steals a nuclear weapon, Batman arranges for Harley Quinn's release from Arkham, so she can help him track the Joker down. Director:Kevin Altieri |
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| Loren Lester | ... |
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Lloyd Bochner | ... |
Mayor Hamilton Hill
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| Arleen Sorkin | ... |
Harley Quinn /
Harleen Quinzel
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Boxcars 'Boxy' Bennett
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When Joker steals a nuclear weapon, Batman arranges for Harley Quinn's release from Arkham, so she can help him track the Joker down.
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Harley Quinn: [reaches for the dashboard] I want to listen to the radio!
Batman: Don't!
[She pushes a button, and a drag chute deploys from the Batmobile's rear, causing the car to swerve wildly, until Batman brakes to a stop]
Harley Quinn: Oops.
Batman: Listen, and listen good. You don't touch anything, say anything, or *do* anything unless I tell you! GOT IT?
Harley Quinn: [small voice] Yes, sir.
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[Batman has released Harley Quinn from Arkham to help him find the Joker. While they are riding along in the Batmobile:]Harley Quinn: [reaches for the dashboard] I want to listen to the radio!
Batman: Don't!
[She pushes a button, and a drag chute deploys from the Batmobile's rear, causing the car to swerve wildly, until Batman brakes to a stop]
Harley Quinn: Oops.
Batman: Listen, and listen good. You don't touch anything, say anything, or *do* anything unless I tell you! GOT IT?
Harley Quinn: [small voice] Yes, sir.
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Joker gets a big atomic bomb (yikes!) and then kidnaps the mayor. He plans to destroy Gotham with the bomb and escape. But, does he rescue his faithful companion, Harley? She is out helping the Dark Knight because she doesn't want to go through with it whilst Joker is planning to escape in a plane. Can Batman stop him? This episode features Harley singing which is fairly enjoyable and there is some humour there too. This episode is enjoyable, but not the greatest joker episode out there, or Harley episode for that matter, my favourite Harley episode is "Harley & Ivy" but it is worth viewing to witness joker and Harley arguing and then immediately back together again and for the humour involved.