The finale of Harley Quinn’s third season was released on HBO Max this week, and it included some enormous changes for Harley. In the wake of stopping Poison Ivy’s plot to kill every one of the humans in Gotham, Harley starts to deal with the way that she’s at this point not a bad guy. Ivy supports Harley’s decision and they stay a couple, and Harley ends up joining the “Bat-Family” after Bruce Wayne is arrested for tax avoidance and Gotham is left without its Batman. Fortunately, the series has been recharged for a fourth season, so fans will be able to see what’s next for Harley, Ivy, and the rest of the show’s cherished characters. After the finale dropped on Thursday, numerous DC fans took to Twitter to praise the episode, and express their fervor for the fourth season.

After the news of a fourth season reestablishment dropped, it was also declared that Sarah Peters (Workaholics, Master of None, Nathan For You), who has composed on Harley Quinn since the first season and serves as a consulting maker, will be raised to chief maker and serve as showrunner for the fourth season. As of late, Peters alongside current showrunners Patrick Schumacker and Justin Halpern spoke with The A.V. Club about these in the background changes.

Halpern and Schumaker will be “taking even more an elevated perspective of the series,” Schumacker made sense of. “We will keep on going about as advisers and facilitators, will still say something regarding the season bend, episode outlines, scripts, voice records, and giving input on designs, and cuts. We’re extremely mindful of what Sarah has in store for season four, and we’re excited with what she and the group have arranged.” Schumaker described Peters as an “staggeringly persuasive voice on Harley since season two.”

You can look at some of the reactions to the Harley Quinn finale beneath…