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Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn stole a disc that belonged to the Government. Batgirl arrived at the scene and tricked Harley to give her the CD. Ivy was really angry at Harley and decided to teach her to concentrate and some s

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Strategery is an episode of season 2 of Gotham Girls. It premiered on July 3, 2001.

Synopsis for "Strategery"

Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn stole a disc that belonged to the Government. Batgirl arrived at the scene and tricked Harley to give her the CD. Ivy was really angry at Harley and decided to teach her to concentrate and some strategy to make her a better crime partner.

Ivy and Harley played chess for a very long time, until Harley was finally able to beat Ivy. After a last test, Harley was ready to face Batgril without falling for tricks.

Later, near a construction site, Batgirl and Harley were fighting in a rooftop. Harley got the upper hand and Batgirl warned Harley to look behind her. Harley wasn't falling for any tricks, but this time it was no trick. Harley was hit by a wrecking ball. Batgirl winced, and Harley was embedded facedown in the roof. She weakly groaned, "Check, please".

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Notes

  • There are two interactive segments in this episode, unlike the previous episodes in which there was only one per episode.
  • This episode featured a Repeat the Pattern game. The viewer have to click the buttons in the same order to prevent the Joker Gas from spreading.

Trivia

  • In the first interactive segment when Poison Ivy is rummaging through a trunk, the viewer can click a series of question marks, causing her to pull out a moose head, a cactus, a stuffed Joker toy and a fondue pot, all to varying reactions, before she retrieves the chess box.

In the second interactive segment, the viewer is invited to help Harley put Ivy's king in checkmate.


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