Warner Bros Confirms The Penguin Season 2 Plans After The Batman Part II

Channing Dungey, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Television Group, confirmed that while a second season of The Penguin is possible, it is not currently in active development due to Matt Reeves' focus on The Batman Part II, slated for release in 2028. Reeves and showrunner Lauren LeFranc have discussed ideas to continue The Penguin universe, but any progress will depend on timing and creative alignment after the film’s completion. The Penguin limited series earned 24 Emmy nominations, making it Warner Bros. TV’s most-nominated program this year. Other Warner Bros. TV productions such as The Pitt and Presumed Innocent are moving forward with new seasons, with The Pitt's Season 2 already in production. Colin Farrell, who stars as Oz Cobb in The Penguin, has prioritized reprising his role in The Batman: Part II, and no new updates about The Penguin Season 2 are expected in the near future. Warner Bros. may explore other Batman-related projects for HBO to expand the Matt Reeves universe without waiting for the next movie.