It’s a fakeout, though, as what we’re seeing is quickly revealed to be a porn parody. The adult animated series, now a fixture of HBO Max (as opposed to the now-defunct DC Universe service where it originally premiered), begins with a Harley/Ivy sex scene. You might not expect that level of nuance from the raunchy way the episode opens, however. The result - while as unrelentingly zany as you’d expect - is surprisingly nuanced! Luckily, our favorite supervillain got picked up for a third season after all, allowing the showrunners to explore what happens when the dynamic wacka-duo’s Bonnie and Clyde/ Thelma & Louise joyride doesn’t end in disaster. Jacob leaves when he sees Michael pull up, initiating the plan to burn the house down with Michael and Sara inside it.When Harley Quinn’s phenomenal second season ended, the series hadn’t been renewed, so it hedged its bets with closing images that could have worked as a series finale: a newly reconciled and romantically entangled Harley (Kaley Cuoco) and Poison Ivy (Lake Bell) driving off into the sunset, riding in a “Just Married” car meant for Ivy and C-list villain Kite Man, with the police on their tails. I mean, as if we didn’t already hate this guy enough, am I right? Van Gogh looks shaken.

Not even knowing about Van Gogh’s recent discovery of his conscience, Sara begins trying to get the assassin on her side by telling him it was Jacob who killed the former CIA director. “And then you met my husband and you realized he’s smarter than you.” Shots fired! Then, Van Gogh joins the party, making things even more awkward.

“You’re too busy trying to be the smartest man in the room,” says Sara. Jacob is trying to rationalize his actions, and he admits that the sole purpose of sending Michael to Yemen was to set up his romantic rival to die. We already knew that A&W, Michael, and MJ were in the house, but here, things shift downstairs to reveal Sara tied up across from her “psychopath” husband. “Behind the Eyes” picks up six minutes prior to that bloody conclusion. Last week’s penultimate episode ended with the cliffhanger of who got shot in the house, plus the question of Lincoln’s status.

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