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show up here.Even if I was looking forward to She-Hulk: Attorney at Law — especially after the very enjoyable Ms. Marvel — I feel the biggest takeaway I got from this show is to eat Cheetos with chopsticks to avoid Cheetos fingers, just like Jennifer Walters does.It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a queer person in search of onscreen representation will sit through seasons and seasons of a show — no matter how terrible — with the payoff of seeing a queer couple kiss once. Maybe twice.Maybe there's even a somewhat-relationship. If all goes according to plan.

the show will end before that relationship really happens. And if it's going the classic route, one of the queer Taiwan WhatsApp Number characters will die. Thankfully, shows like Harley Quinn (2019– ) are here to say, “F-ck no!” to tired tropes, queerbaiting and burying gays.If you'd rank Cathy Yan's Birds of Prey (2020), starring Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, in the top tier of the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) movies, you'll easily fall in love with this adult animated comedy. The series leans into dark and irreverent humor, loads of over-the-top violence and, yes, its titular character's.

bisexuality. Much like in Birds of Prey, Harley Quinn (voice of Kaley Cuoco) is newly single. Alongside Poison Ivy (voice of Lake Bell), Harley hopes to leave her toxic ex, Joker (voice of Alan Tudyk), in the past — and make Gotham City her b-tch.Originally on the DC Universe streaming platform, Harley Quinn moved to HBO Max, which is where its third season will premiere on July 28 with three episodes. After that, we'll get one new episode a week through the September 15 finale. Of the 10 episodes, nine were made available for review.Here’s What You .