Harley Quinn

The Emancipation of Harley Quinn in the form of a politically incorrect animated show full of deliberate humor, eccentricity and violence, which references the animated Batman cult flicks from the 1990s. It can be extremely funny, apt, full of catch-phrases, crazy and very distinctive. It doesn't just try to show Harley in a DC variation of the Deadpool style; in addition, it has more important characters, which is fortunate, because  Harley is paradoxically the one who is very much the same all the time. But she can also be repetitive while copying others; especially when she is trying to act like Rick and Morty, it simply doesn´t work. The series is uneven, not only terms of “better/poorer episodes", but also even within single episodes. The more it's "dramatized", the worse it gets. At the best moments, it's borders on genius; at the worst, it verges on the level of an average shows seen a hundred times, another politically incorrect animated show for adults. Best moments prevail. Fortunately. Above all, however, it is a promise for the future seasons if its creators learn their lesson. Because there is no doubt that there are whole episodes, scenes and catch-phrases that you will remember forever. However, there are way too many phrases that you would rather forget. | S1: 4/5 | (21/08/2020)