DC Universe's animated Harley Quinn series is now officially streaming on HBO Max. The series made its debut on DC Universe's streaming service back in 2019, where it quickly became a hit with fans and critics alike, with season 2 currently sporting a fresh 100% critical and 89% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes. In fact, the series was given a season 2 renewal and release quickly after season 1 finished its run. The series recently finished airing season 2 on DC Universe, which ended with Harley and Poison Ivy becoming a fully-fledged couple.
It has been announced by HBO Max that Harley Quinn seasons 1 and 2 are now available to stream on the streaming service. Each season of the series consists of thirteen episodes, giving fans a total of 26 episodes to enjoy on the streaming platform. Harley Quinn can also still be streamed by subscribers of DC Universe's streaming service as well. The full announcement tweet is below.
Harley Quinn is not the only DC Universe title that has made the leap to HBO's streaming service. In fact, DC Universe's Doom Patrol has been made available on HBO Max as well. Not only is season 1 of the series available on HBO Max, but it is currently airing season 2 on the platform as well, with DC Universe streaming it simultaneously. These two developments, along with Stargirl moving to The CW for season 2, have caused many to wonder if this could be the beginning of the end for the DC Universe streaming service. Whether it's the end for DC Universe or not, WarnerMedia is taking care to make its most popular titles available to even more viewers through HBO Max.
Harley Quinn follows the adventures of Harley Quinn (Kaley Cuoco) who, after her breakup with the Joker (Alan Tudyk), sets off to make it on her own in Gotham City. The series features the voice talents of Cuoco, Tudyk, Lake Bell, Ron Funches, Tony Hale, Matt Oberg, Jason Alexander, Diedrich Bader, Christopher Meloni, J.B. Smoove, Jim Rash, Andrew Daly and James Adomian. Though the series has become immensely popular, Harley Quinn hasn't been renewed for season 3 at this time.
Source: HBO Max