Season 4

The fourth season of Harley Quinn consists of ten episodes. It premiered with "Gotham's Hottest Hotties" on July 27, 2023 on Max and concluded with "Killer's Block" on September 14, 2023.

Synopsis[]

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

Episodes[]

1. "Gotham's Hottest Hotties"
2. "B.I.T.C.H."
3. "Icons Only"
4. "The First Person to Come Back From a Business Conference Without Chlamydia"
5. "Getting Ice Dick, Don't Wait Up"
6. "Metamorphosis"
7. "The Most Culturally Impactful Film Franchise of All Time"
8. "Il Buffone"
9. "Potato-Based Cloning Incident"
10. "Killer's Block"^[1]

Cast and characters[]

Main Cast[]

• Kaley Cuoco as Harley Quinn, Clone Harley
• Lake Bell as Poison Ivy, Customer, Barbara Gordon Sr.
• Alan Tudyk as Clayface,^[4] The Joker,^[5] Firefly, Dr. Trap, Fancy Guard
• Ron Funches as King Shark^[4]
• JB Smoove as Frank the Plant
• Briana Cuoco as Batgirl^[6]
• Harvey Guillén as Nightwing,^[6] Alvin, Clerk
• Jacob Tremblay as Robin^[6]

Supporting Cast[] James Adomian as Bane,[5] Snowflame,[5] 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,[5] Reporter Aline Elasmar as Devora Macklewaithe, Talia al Ghul, Livewire Giancarlo Esposito as Lex Luthor[5] Larissa Gallagher as Amelie, Automated voice, Time Sphere, Receptionist, Italian boy Tony Hale as Doctor Psycho,[5] Steve, Businessman Tom Hollander as Alfred, Professor Pyg, Weiter Kerry Knuppe as Terra Ben Levin as Captain Cold Vanessa Marshall as Clerk, Wonder Woman,[5] Teacher, Kaya Christopher Meloni as Jim Gordon,[5] Jeffrey the Parrot, Mr. Veronica Cale Vico Ortiz as Tefé Holland Edi Patterson as Veronica Cale, Lawyer Jim Rash as Metallo, The Riddler Jeannie Tirado as Volcana, TSA Agent James Wolk as Arkham guard, Superman,[5] Male surrogate, Emcee

Guest Cast[] Krizia Bajos as Bethany Leilani Barrett as Pool boy #2 Eric Bauza as Starro, Bouncing Boy Kimberly Brooks as Little Girl #1 Lacey Chabert as Supergirl James Corleto as Benicio Sammi Corona-Lampa as Sophia Keith Ferguson as Jonas, Steppenwolf, Groundskeeper Janeane Garofalo as Mama Nacaroni Amy Harmon as Ramona, Drunk woman Mary Holland as Tabitha, Mom Phil LaMarr as Lucius Fox, Man Zosia Mamet as Neytiri/Princess Ladyfingers Amari McCoy as Mitzi Eric Morgan Stuart as Scientist Brad Morris as Businessman, Prisoner Zeno Robinson as Deliveryman, Dock worker, Flash Talia Tabin as News anchor, Clayface fan Gregg Turkington as Clegg Rain Valdez as Alysia Gary Anthony Williams as King Baby Justin Willman as Magician, Buffet man, Deejay

Production[]

Prior to the official announcement, fans seemingly had the season 4 renewal confirmed when it was discovered that Warner Bros Animation had registered Season 4 of Harley Quinn along with ten episode titles at the Entertainment Identifier Registry which is a global database used by production companies to record their upcoming projects. This sparked much speculation of the validity of the registrations but as EIDR only accepts new registries from identified companies and the metadata confirming that Warner Bros Animation was the owner of the registries, the odds of it being faked seemed low; prior to this, the show's future was a matter of much discussion in online forums due to the number of animated projects for Max that Warner Bros. Discovery was cancelling and removing from the service.^[7][1] This was seemingly confirmed when the fourth season was announced a few weeks later. However, whether the titles will stick remains to be seen.

The fourth season was officially announced prior to the conclusion of season 3 via the official Twitter account on 31st August, 2022.^[8] It was been confirmed that with the fourth Sarah Peters, who penned four episodes across seasons 2 and 3, is being promoted to executive producer and showrunner as co-creators Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker are primarily focusing on the spin-off Noonan's^[9] later renamed Kite Man: Hell Yeah!.^[10]

On 15th June 2023, Warner Bros. confirmed that the fourth season would be released later that summer.^[11] Not long after that, on the 23rd of June, Warner Bros. finally confirmed that the fourth would premiere on July 27, 2023.^[12] On July 10th, the official poster was released via the official Twitter account.^[4] The official trailer dropped on July 20th 2023, confirming that the season would center around Harley and Ivy's new opposing jobs.^[5]

Trivia[]

• This is the first season to be headed by new showrunner Sarah Peters.
• This is the first season to debut on Max.

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