With The Riddler out of the way, it seems like it's now Mr. Freeze's turn to get the Harley treatment, and from the looks of it, we'll be meeting Catwoman! Her design looks wonderful and I'm sure she'll have a personality to match. Meanwhile, we wonder how the rest of the team will be handling Dr. Psycho's leadership skills, especially if Riddler is planning to use that to escape. It seems like we'll have one crazy episode coming up, so check out the gallery below:

And here is the synopsis:

Harley and Ivy team up with Catwoman to steal an artifact from a museum that's been boobytrapped by none other than Dr. Trap. Meanwhile, Dr. Psycho (TONY HALE) tries to prove himself as a leader, which Riddler exploits as an opportunity to escape.

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Harley’s going back to college! Well, university. And she’s taking Ivy with her. In this gem of an episode, Harley and Ivy infiltrate Riddle U to get their revenge on the Riddler. While there, they run into Barbara Gordon (we know!) and try to figure out what’s been going on that’s causing the power shortages in the rest of Gotham. Intrigued? Read on for more!

1. No Power: Thanks to the Riddler, most of Gotham has no electricity or running water. He’s sucked all the power right to his kitschy Riddler University, leaving everyone else stranded. Harley won’t stand for it and immediately concocts a plan to distribute power back to herself. She wants to sneak into the university with Ivy, and Clayface sees this as an excellent opportunity to transform into a college girl and use his acting skills. Harley and Ivy immediately veto that course of action and go with her original plan. Meanwhile, Dr. Psycho and King Shark set out on a mission to get a water filter. 
2. A Thirst For Education: Outside of Riddle U, a mob of people demand to be let in, with no success. However, Harley and Ivy are able to sneak past the mob simply by using Kite Man to fly right over and into the school. Clad in makeup to hide their appearances, Harley and Ivy join a local school tour led by none other than Barbara Gordon. Also joining them is Stephanie, otherwise known as Clayface in disguise. Clayface has settled in well to the college atmosphere, blending in seamlessly. 
3. Water Woes: Meanwhile, Dr. Psycho and King Shark have managed to obtain a water filter. It’s not long before they’re quickly accosted by Two Face’s goons, given that they’re on ‘his’ territory. The goons shoot at them mercilessly, leaving the two to come up with some way of escape. 
4. Blending In: After the tour, Harley and Ivy pull Clayface aside and make him get intel on the Riddler’s whereabouts while they snoop around. Right after, Harley spies who she thinks is the Riddler and attacks him, only to be discouraged when it’s actually the Riddle U mascot. In the altercation, Harley’s makeup smudged and Barbara recognized her. Despite a chase, Barbara got away. 
5. Daddy Dearest: Harley and Ivy find Barbara’s dorm room and gently tie her up so they can all talk. Barbara explains that she also wants someone to take down the Riddler, especially because students have been disappearing from the school and she thinks he’s behind it. Harley and Ivy decide to trust her, and it’s then that we learn that Barbara’s father, Jim Gordon, has been crashing with her in her room. After they distract him, Barbara notes that the Riddler keeps going to a frat house, where people go in but don’t come out. She has three wristbands to a party that evening and invites Harley and Ivy to join her, but they just take the wristbands and leave.  
6. A Daring Escape: Back with Dr. Psycho and King Shark, the two remain surrounded and shot at by Two Face’s goons. Lucky for them, they find a car, and with Dr. Psycho at the wheel and King Shark shooting at the goons, they are able to make their escape. With the police on their tail, they’re on the loose!
7. The VIP: Outside the Frat house, Harley and Ivy grab Clayface and give him the bracelet, only for him to reveal that he already has one; a VIP band. This band allows ‘Steph’ entrance to the secret room in the back, a room where Harley and Ivy aren’t allowed. However, Clayface is a little too wrapped up in his college persona, so Harley and Ivy have to snap him back to reality so he goes into the secret room. 
8. We Need the Bat: Barbara tries to convince her father to go after the Riddler’s schemes, but Jim is insistent that he’s done with that life. He’s content to just laze about his daughter’s dorm room, drink beer, and watch TV. He says they need the bat, that he needs the bat. But this gives Barbara an idea, as she leaves him behind and goes to do some sleuthing on her own. 
9. The Secret Room: Clayface has been gone for a while, so Harley and Ivy have to go after him. Harley takes down the bouncer when no one is looking and she and Ivy enter the VIP room. Deep inside, they find all of the missing students running on hamster wheels, fueling the power that’s keeping the University running. As soon as they’ve figured out his plan, the Riddler enters the picture and has his goonies snatch them up. Within minutes, Harley and Ivy are out of commission. 
10. Bane Land: Dr. Psycho and King Shark continue their escape out of Two Face’s territory, but they soon find themselves out of the frying pan and into the oven; aka, Bane’s territory. The Bane goons are quick to intimidate them, and the two realize they’re outmatched against them. 
11. A Secret Savior: Harley and Ivy are trapped on Riddler’s hamster wheels, and Clayface is too deep into his ‘Steph’ character to be of any help. Lucky for them, Barbara has arrived to save the day. Though it isn’t perfect, she is able to use her quick thinking to knock the Riddler out and free Harley and Ivy from the wheels. Harley and Ivy assist in taking the goons down, and once everyone’s out for the count, Barbara says she’ll call her dad to take them all to Arkham. Obviously, Harley and Ivy can’t let that happen and take Riddler for themselves.
12. All's Well That Ends Well: Back in the lair, Harley puts Riddler to work, having him run on his own hamster wheel to bring them power. Dr. Psycho and King Shark finally arrive with the water filter, but with the power back on, it turns out that their whole mission was for nothing. Given that they had to get inducted into Bane’s army, they’re not too happy about that. Meanwhile Harley wonders what will happen to Barbara, but Ivy assures her that after the adrenaline wears off, she’ll move on from being a vigilante. However, that couldn’t be farther from the truth. With Batman gone, she makes herself a costume and becomes her own hero.

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How about that premiere? If you're already wanting more, then we've got you covered. It seems that Harley and Ivy will be heading back to college, though we can't imagine that Riddler's classes will be all that fun. But it seems we'll be getting introduced to Barbara Gordon, which is sure to make things interesting. Meanwhile Psycho and King Shark look like they'll be on an adventure of their own, we can only speculate what might happen with the gettups they're sporting. Check out the gallery for Riddle U:

Below, you can also find the synopsis for the episode:

Harley and Ivy (LAKE BELL) go undercover as college students to take down Riddler, who's made himself the dean of the local university, where he has sinister plans for the students – including Barbara Gordon, Commissioner Gordon's daughter!

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After a short break, Harley Quinn is back and ready for action! We gave a little bit of info in our spoiler-free review, but now that the Season Two premiere has aired, it’s time to dig into the details. With Gotham in a state of utter chaos, Harley makes the mistake of not claiming the city for her own. As a result, the leading crime lords of Gotham take matters into their own hands and try to teach Harley a little lesson. Intrigued? Read on!

1. God Help Gotham City: The president of the United States opens the show with a depressing message for the country: since Gotham’s in total destruction, it will no longer be considered a part of the United States. Free territory! Obviously, Harley’s not bothered by this news at all; in fact, she’s thriving in this chaos, just living her best life and kidnapping Michelin star sushi chefs to feed her crew. Ivy, however, isn’t totally satisfied. She advises Harley that she should stop playing around and take Gotham for her own. Harley doesn’t quite get the message, despite Ivy’s best intentions.
2. Turf War: As always, Harley should have heeded Ivy’s advice. Moments later, goons from both the Penguin and Two Face arrive, claiming that Harley’s home base is now their turf. We hate to say we told you so, Harley. She goes to deal with these goons, rallying them up at a seedy pub and explaining that they no longer have to serve the head honchos; everyone can be their own villain! Surprisingly, they listen.
3. Everyone’s A Villain: The goons and henches take to Harley’s advice almost immediately. They turn on their former bosses, taking matters into their own hands and ruling for themselves. Harley relishes the insanity and encourages everyone further, but the old head-honchos aren’t quite so happy with her. Two Face, Riddler, Penguin, Bane, and new addition Mr. Freeze hold a meeting to discuss what to do. They need goons. And clearly, they aren’t getting any with Harley’s interference.
4. Baby Bat To The Rescue: Meanwhile, Jim Gordon laments the destruction of his city and the disappearance of Batman. He keeps the signal on, hoping that Batman will come, but instead, Damian arrives in his father’s costume. Batman isn’t answering his texts, so Damian has taken up the mantle and is prepared to handle things until Batman returns. For everyone’s sake, let’s hope that it’s soon.
5. Misunderstanding: Harley returns from her ingredients hunt in Gotham, delivering steak to her hyenas and ginger to the sushi chef. Ivy pulls her aside and tells her that she meant for Harley to take the city for her own, not to encourage the goons to liberate themselves. Instead of taking the city and ruling it on her own, now they have a thousand villain-wannabes to annoy them. Before they can get further into it, Harley is invited to a meeting of the Injustice League.
6. The Injustice League: Harley arrives at the meeting, where all the big-bads are waiting. Turns out, they’re the Injustice League and they’ve invited her to this meeting. According to them, Harley’s actions have caused them to band together and establish a crime-hierarchy so that things can resume as normal once again. To do this, they’ve split up Gotham into sections where each of them will rule independently. However… they’ve given Harley the worst piece, and she’s not taking it sitting down. The Injustice League figured she would say that, and freeze her as a result.
7. A Rousing Speech: Jim Gordon tries to rally the remaining cops, giving them an encouraging speech and promising them that Batman is still out there. It works for all of five seconds before Two Face comes in and takes matters into his own hands. Poor Jim just can’t seem to catch a break. With no other option, he leaves and attempts to find Batman on his own. Unfortunately, he isn’t even able to make it out of the city before being accosted by villains— his own cops! Left with nothing to hope for, he tosses his badge into the Gotham harbor.
8. Operation Rescue Harley: An indeterminate amount of time later, the Penguin throws a party, using a frozen Harley as his centerpiece. Lucky for her, the crew has arrived to save her! Using their… unique recon skills, they were able to hide themselves within the party and cause a big enough distraction to get Harley away. Because they’re them, things don’t go over as smooth as they’d hoped and they’re eventually found out and chased after. Using a partially frozen Harley as a prop in addition to their own tactics, they’re pretty successful in getting away, up until ice-block Harley slides right in front of Penguin.
9. Harley vs. Penguin: Naturally, Harley is pretty pissed with Penguin for keeping her on ice. Penguin taunts Harley and makes the mistake of getting too close to her— close enough for Harley to bite his nose and rip it off! Honestly, Penguin should know better. She falls backwards as a result, breaking her fully out of the block of ice. The two face off, but Penguin isn’t a match for Harley. She kills him rather gruesomely, just in time for her gang to rejoin her and watch it all happen.
10. Second Thoughts: Back at home, Jim Gordon comes up with another plan to fish his badge out of the harbor, restart the GCPD, and fix the city anew with his wife. Of course, Barbara isn’t so on board, and calls for a divorce. Can’t honestly say we blame her.
11. The New-New Gotham: Over drinks, Ivy reveals that Harley’s been on ice for two months. They’d been trying to rescue her during these two months, but it hadn’t been easy. Harley asks if she’d missed anything important, and Ivy takes her up to the roof, where she reveals that after the goons fell back to their former leaders, the Injustice League enacted their ‘New-New Gotham’ plan and have split up the city. Harley vows to get them all back for doing this for her, and so Season’s Two main plot comes into play!
12. A Hero Unmasked: A medical team reveals that they pulled a mysterious John-Doe from the Joker’s Tower months ago, and that the swelling in his face should have gone down enough to reveal who he is. They pull off the bandages to reveal… Bruce Wayne! Batman lives!

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