The adult animated series Harley Quinn has been renewed for a fourth season on HBO Max.

The announcement comes as the series is set to complete season three on September 15.

For season four, HBO Max said, Sarah Peters is being elevated to executive producer and showrunner. Peters has written on the series since season one and currently serves as consulting producer.

She previously worked on Workaholics, Master of None and Nathan For You.

“We are ecstatic that HBO Max wants the story of Harley and Ivy to continue. And we are equally thrilled that this next season will be in great hands with Sarah Peters as our showrunner and Ceci Aranovich overseeing animation production, as they have both greatly influenced the show with their brilliance since the beginning,” said Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker, executive producers of Harley Quinn. 

“Patrick Schumacker, Justin Halpern and their incredible team of artists and writers have created something so explosively funny and original and we are thrilled to continue this journey with them and the show’s legion of fans,” HBO Max senior VP of comedy and animation Billy Wee added. “It has been amazing to watch the show grow and evolve this season and we could not ask for a more talented and dedicated team of collaborators.” 

Based on characters from DC, Harley Quinn is produced by Delicious Non-Sequitur Productions and Yes, Norman Productions in association with Warner Bros. Animation. The series was developed by Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker and Dean Lorey. Executive producers are Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, Kaley Cuoco, Sam Register, Jessica Goldstein and Chrissy Pietrosh.

The cast for season three includes Kaley Cuoco, Lake Bell, Ron Funches,  JB Smoove, Alan Tudyk, Matt Oberg, Christopher Meloni, Andy Daly, Diedrich Bader, James Adomian, Sanaa Lathan, Briana Cuoco and Harvey Guillen. ■

Cable and streaming services will serve up a light menu of non-holiday series debuts during the Thanksgiving week.

HBO on Nov. 26 will chronicle the career of iconic skier Lindsay Vonn in a documentary special that looks at her last year of competition, according to the premium service.

Streaming service Apple TV+ will continue its rollout of new, original series with the drama/thriller series Servant, in which a couple embraces an eerie doll as a replacement for the loss of a newborn baby.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

Nov. 27 -- Broken (reality) -- Netflix

Nov. 28 -- Merry Happy Whatever (comedy) -- Netflix

Nov. 29 -- Harley Quinn (animation) -- DC Universe

Dec. 1 -- Midsomer Murders (returning series) -- Acorn Tv

Streaming service DC Universe has set a Nov. 29 premiere date and a new trailer for its animated series Harley Quinn.

The series stars Kaley Cuoco as the voice of villain Harley Quinn, who, according to the service, has broken things off with the Joker and attempts to make it on her own as the criminal queenpin of Gotham City. The series features such characters from the DC Universe as Quinn and Poison Ivy, as well as other heroes and villains.

(Warning: the trailer contains explicit language, adult themes and violence -- viewer discretion is advised.)