Harley Quinn Season 4 Review By Ryan Balkwill

Genre: Animated, Black comedy; Superhero

Developed by Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, Dean Lorey

Based on Harley Quinn; by: Paul Dini; Bruce Timm

Voiced by Kaley Cuoco, Lake Bell, Alan Tudyk, Ron Funches & J. B. Smoove.

Music by Jefferson Friedman

Executive producers:  Dean Lorey, Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, Kaley Cuoco, Sam Register, Jessica Goldstein, Chrissy Pietrosh, Jennifer Coyle.

Producer: Cecilia Aranovich Hamilton

Editors: James Atkinson, Annie De Brock, Craig Paulsen, Charles Breiner, Andy Young, Dave Courter

Production companies: Yes, Norman Productions, DC Studios (seasons 4–present), DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation

Network: MAX

Plot: Harley and Ivy struggle to find their footing in their respective roles in the Bat Family and the Legion of Doom.

Season 4 of Harley Quinn was Good.

Pros: I did like how Harley Quinn, Nora Fries and Poison Ivy have each shown growth as their independent person. Talia Al Ghul left a major impression on me this season in my opinion. Lex Luthor has shown how much of a crafty businessman he can be, and the season had great moments.  

Cons: The Joker felt like a footnote this season. The jokes this season didn’t work for me and overall, I find this season quite weak compared to the previous three seasons.

Casts & Characters:

Main Cast

• Kaley Cuoco as Harley Quinn, Clone Harley
• Lake Bell as Poison Ivy, Customer, Barbara Gordon Sr.
• Alan Tudyk as Clayface, The Joker, Firefly, Dr. Trap, Fancy Guard
• Ron Funches as King Shark
• JB Smoove as Frank the Plant
• Briana Cuoco as Batgirl
• Harvey Guillén as Nightwing, Alvin, Clerk
• Jacob Tremblay as Robin

Supporting Cast James Adomian as Bane, Snowflame, Legion of Doom security guard, Talkative Teddy Tilapia, Chef Kanue, Pool boy #1, Jeffrey’s handler, Sad Dad Diedrich Bader as Batman, Gorilla Grodd, Doctor Tisha Campbell as Tawny Young, Sassy Nun Paul W. Downs as The Jons Rachel Dratch as Nora Freeze, Reporter Aline Elasmar as Devora Macklewaithe, Talia al Ghul, Livewire Giancarlo Esposito as Lex Luthor Larissa Gallagher as Amelie, Automated voice, Time Sphere, Receptionist, Italian boyTony Hale as Doctor Psycho, Steve, BusinessmanTom Hollander as Alfred, Professor Pyg, WeiterKerry Knuppe as TerraBen Levin as Captain ColdVanessa Marshall as Clerk, Wonder Woman,[5] Teacher, KayaChristopher Meloni as Jim Gordon, Jeffrey the Parrot, Mr. Veronica CaleVico Ortiz as Tefé HollandEdi Patterson as Veronica Cale, LawyerJim Rash as Metallo, The RiddlerJeannie Tirado as Volcana, TSA AgentJames Wolk as Arkham guard, Superman,[5] Male surrogate, Emcee

Guest Cast Krizia Bajos as BethanyLeilani Barrett as Pool boy #2Eric Bauza as Starro, Bouncing BoyKimberly Brooks as Little Girl #1Lacey Chabert as SupergirlJames Corleto as BenicioSammi Corona-Lampa as SophiaKeith Ferguson as Jonas, Steppenwolf, GroundskeeperJaneane Garofalo as Mama NacaroniAmy Harmon as Ramona, Drunk womanMary Holland as Tabitha, MomPhil LaMarr as Lucius Fox, ManZosia Mamet as Neytiri/Princess LadyfingersAmari McCoy as MitziEric Morgan Stuart as ScientistBrad Morris as Businessman, PrisonerZeno Robinson as Deliveryman, Dock worker, FlashTalia Tabin as News anchor, Clayface fanGregg Turkington as CleggRain Valdez as AlysiaGary Anthony Williams as King BabyJustin Willman as Magician, Buffet man, Deejay

I recommend watching all three other seasons before seeing this season.

Rating: 6 out of 10 Stars

Ryan Balkwill:

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