Mad Love

This is a story about Harley Quinn, how she became Harley Quinn. I did not know her story was based on a comic book that became a award-winning comic. Warner Brothers has a great voice cast like Mark Hamill as the Joker and Kevin Conroy as Batman. I watched this story several time. Harley does not realize that the Joker is using her every time. She dreamed of being a successful psychiatrist but her life is upside down when she falls for Batman's greatest enemy and becomes his sidekick/lover. She really believes that the Joker loves her and in a strange way he does. This episode was incredible to be made from a graphic novel thanks to the shows creators.

Everyone knows Harley Quinn because of her connection towards her evil significant other, The Joker. But this shows us a part of Harley Quinn we never saw ever since her debut in BTAS. It shows us how she's treated when being with the Joker and let's just say that he treats her like a dog even when she tries to impress Joker by capturing Batman just so she could gain his support. It's also worth mentioning here that this is indeed based on a graphic novel of the same name written by Paul Dini and this is really one of the shows greater accomplishments. Great episode with great storylines.

The show ends on a really high Bang. The stakes are terrific, the meanings of the story are dramatic and it pays off really well. This animated series has the ability to tell mature stories beautifully well.

Mad Love explores Harley Quinn and The Joker's relationship, and how Batman is perceived to be the antagonist between the two. And this episode shows how Harley is the real victim in all this suffering of her psychotic serial-killing boyfriend. This episode was based on an Eisner-Award-Winning comic written by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, the former of which would pen this episode for the series.

Mad Love is sexy, sad and a neo-noir flavored love-affair rolled into the final episode of 'The New Batman Adventures'. These stylistic choices add up to one of the best stories told in the world of Batman.

Easily one of my favourite episodes of Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures. This episode can be seen on its own and still be appreciated as a complex and deep take on the world around The Dark Knight himself.

This is the true hightlight of the Batman adventures and one of the best episodes in the series as a whole.

Mad love! And how mad it is indeed.

This a true gifts to the fans of the show, giving us the origin story of the amazing joker girl Harley Quinn which they created and they surely do not disappoint with the answers.

In previous episodes they had hinted on things but this time around the really flessed it out and dedicated an episode the really toxic relationship between her and the Joker.

Batmans role in this episode is also very interesting, we see how he understands this toxic relationship and uses it to his advantage.