The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour 1

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After challenging the girls to a drinking contest, Constantine is out cold the next morning wearing a shirt that says, "I tanked a shark", a reference to his old fling with King Shark mentioned in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War. On 19th January 2022, GLAAD Media announced that Harley Quinn: The Animated Series - The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour was a nominated for Outstanding Comic Book at the Annual GLAAD Media Awards which awards media with positive LGBTQ representation. [17] Trivia [ ] Immediate Sequel: The comic begins where Season 2 ends, with Harley and Ivy in a car chase being pursued by Commissioner Gordon. Never Mess with Granny: One of Gordon's ambushes is ruined when two old grannies yell at the disguised cops and ran over one of their feet with a walker to still cross the street.

Limelight Series: While Harley is obviously big enough to have her own show, her supporting cast is made up of lesser-known DCU villains like Dr. Psycho, King Shark and Clayface note known as part of Batman's Rogues Gallery but overshadowed by bigger villains in mainstream pop-culture. Ivy gets a recurring love interest in Kite Man, whose very existence is otherwise used as a joke.In Episode 4 of the first season, Harley and crew hear for the first time about an obscure hero named Tommy Tomorrow. In Episode 13 of Season 2, the guy actually appears and gets a Key to the city along with the Justice League. Justina Machado's role as Bethany is one big reference to her role in One Day at a Time (2017), being a Latina single mother with two kids (an older daughter and a younger son) who works as a nurse practitioner. Taking the Bullet: Ivy puts herself between a chained up Harley and thousands of dirty needles so that if she can't beat Mephitic in time, she'd take them instead. Harley and Ivy enjoy a night out at a fancy restaurant, when Hush butts in and begins aggressively flirting with Harley. Not taking no for an answer, he is violently confronted by Ivy, angry that her date got interrupted. Harley gushes about her before joining the fight; Hush stands no chance. As a compensation, Carmine Falcone offers to pay both for their meal, a hotel honeymoon suite, and buy out Blüdhaven Thrill Park, which they use to torture Hush mercilessly.

Sweet and Sour Grapes: Its only when Harley gives up trying to get Ivy to openly reciprocate her love and instead tries to protect Ivy's wedding with Kite Man that Ivy is convinced that Harley has become trust worthy enough for her heart. Not Worth Killing: Harley tells her parents this after they sell her out to the mob's hit men and try to kill her to collect the bounty on her head. When Poison Ivy's pheromones make Batman and Wonder Woman sexually attracted to each other, Batman's hallucination shows Wonder Woman in a pink filter (with a Sexophone riff and slight Hair Flip included). Joker Immunity: The Joker himself may have his usual tendency to avoid death, by the skin of his teeth, but no such assurances are made to other characters in the DC canon, as Scarecrow finds out after getting his face melted off and his head exploded.Overly Narrow Superlative: King Sharks calls Mr. Freeze, “the most woke ice themed villain in New New Gotham”. Ivy sends some flowers to look for Vixen, and Peaches offers her a ride. Meanwhile, Mephitic decided to conduct some experiments on Harley after realizing that his toxins have no effect on her. Harley believed she was forcibly thrown into acid/chemicals by the Joker like her New 52 incarnation; in fact, she dove in willingly, like her Suicide Squad incarnation. Noodle Incident: Joker apparently "paralyzed" Commissioner Gordon's "partner" sometime before the show, which is why the commissioner has lost it.

In Season 2, Commissioner Gordon in his crazed state demanded a codpiece that fires missiles. Bruce's reply was that it doesn't exist. Later on, when Batman fought Bane, his armored batsuit actually had a codpiece that fires missiles.After a good night, they get frisky on the hood of their car, while a hooded figure walks away: a trap has been set... Protagonist-Centered Morality: Played for Laughs. A cop overhearing Harley's recapping is horrified that Harley destroyed Gotham with parademons all because she was friendzoned. Harley punches him in the face and complains she already said she was sorry with the story moving on with her.

In the comics Sy Borgman is a resident in a nursing home where "Dr Quinzel" works. Here he owns the apartment building where she lives instead.

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Issue #5 ends with Ivy doing an Atomic F-Bomb like she did at the end of " Climax at Jazzapajizza". Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: Harley is more upset that Mr. Freeze put his wife’s small business out of business than his numerous crimes and the fact that he kidnapped the crew. Ron Funches plays the amphibious King Shark. In DC's Powerless, he played a guy from Atlantis (and was presumably amphibious). At one point, Doctor Psycho quips that possessing Ivy while surrounded by the Trinity and Harley has the drama of a CW show except "if the cast were less hot". The CW makes live-action shows for DC and is known for casting talented and/or attractive actors while having a mixed reception towards other aspects of their shows. It's a running theme of the series that Harley and her crew want to be taken seriously by the rest of the supervillain community (specifically the Legion of Doom), but nobody respects them. They gradually start to work their way up there after performing legitimately impressive feats that catch the Legion's attention.