Ivy gets her first taste of fame; Harley tries to bond with the Bat Fam.Ivy gets her first taste of fame; Harley tries to bond with the Bat Fam.Ivy gets her first taste of fame; Harley tries to bond with the Bat Fam.
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Kaley Cuoco
- Harley Quinn
- (voice)
Lake Bell
- Poison Ivy
- (voice)
- …
Briana Cuoco
- Batgirl
- (voice)
- …
Harvey Guillén
- Nightwing
- (voice)
- …
Jacob Tremblay
- Robin
- (voice)
- …
James Adomian
- Bane
- (voice)
- …
Lacey Chabert
- Supergirl
- (voice)
Paul W. Downs
- The Jons
- (voice)
Rachel Dratch
- Nora Freeze
- (voice)
Giancarlo Esposito
- Lex Luthor
- (voice)
Kerry Knuppe
- Terra 'Atlee'
- (voice)
Ben Levin
- Captain Cold
- (voice)
Tisha Campbell
- Tawny
- (voice)
- (as Tisha Campbell Martin)
Christopher Meloni
- Jim Gordon
- (voice)
- …
Vico Ortiz
- Tefe Holland
- (voice)
J.B. Smoove
- Frank the Plant
- (voice)
- (as JB Smoove)
Jeannie Tirado
- Volcana
- (voice)
- …
Rain Valdez
- Alysia
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- Quotes
Poison Ivy: Who wants to crouch next to me, crouching next to the crouching statue?
- ConnectionsReferences Saturday Night Live (1975)
Featured review
Boring New Characters, Show's Lost
The animation remains good and the original actors keep the train moving. The new characters (the Jons & Alysia) are dull and uninspired and are basically there to pad screen time. If you introduce a new character, help us understand who they are, what their motivation is, or at least have them say something clever.
The action scenes are forced and without a real rationale. The bit about Harley's eyesight are unfunny and overdone, and many jokes aren't as clever as the writers seem to think they are. Worst of all, Harley & Ivy seem lost without anything interesting to do, so the writers go back to forcing a rehash of scenes like Tawny but without any sense of constructing a coherent story. I direct them to Trey Parker & Matt Stone's talk about moving from "This and then this" to "This, but this (complication), and therefore (logical next step based on our characters/true-to-life consequences)."
The action scenes are forced and without a real rationale. The bit about Harley's eyesight are unfunny and overdone, and many jokes aren't as clever as the writers seem to think they are. Worst of all, Harley & Ivy seem lost without anything interesting to do, so the writers go back to forcing a rehash of scenes like Tawny but without any sense of constructing a coherent story. I direct them to Trey Parker & Matt Stone's talk about moving from "This and then this" to "This, but this (complication), and therefore (logical next step based on our characters/true-to-life consequences)."
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- cwigtil-75624
- Aug 17, 2023
Details
- Runtime23 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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