Max's animated DC series "Harley Quinn" is back with more adventures for beloved villains turned anti-heroes Harley (Kaley Cuoco) and Ivy (Lake Bell), but this season, they're shaking things up a little bit.

Despite shifting the setting to Metropolis, Harley Quinn season 5 gets back to basics, with a small cast and focus on character-based comedy.

Harley Quinn, the raunchy DC adult animated series continues its winning streak with the release of Season 5 on HBO's MAX. The series, led by Kaley Cuoco and Lake Bell, will see the iconic bisexual baddie couple Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy moving out of Gotham City and into the Man of Steel's hometown,

Folie à Deux live action movie may have divided opinion, the Harley Quinn show is still going strong, with a fifth season of the R-rated animated series about to hit streaming service Max.  Voiced by Kaley Cuoco,

The season 5 premiere of Harley Quinn was great! Harley and Poison Ivy started the season with the normal randomness that made them great and continued with all the jokes and action that made the show popular.

Harley Quinn Season 5 Episode 1 is a smart pivot in a new direction. Following the events of Season 4, the series, while continuously funny, needed some fresh inspiration. The writing team realized as much with the revitalized approach that sends our happy,