The Penguin Finale Sets Viewership Record
The Penguin Finale Sets Viewership Record

The Penguin Finale Sets Viewership Record

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The Penguin, a spinoff series from The Batman, has seen impressive viewership growth, culminating in a finale that attracted 2.1 million viewers—marking a 50% increase from its premiere. Overall, the series has amassed 17 million viewers in the U.S. and is now the third most-watched HBO or Max show, trailing only behind House of the Dragon and The Last of Us. The finale has been highly praised, with Episode 8 achieving a 9.7 rating on IMDb, positioning it among the best TV episodes ever. Matt Reeves, the series' executive producer, hinted at the possibility of a second season, emphasizing the need to maintain high standards. Despite the excitement surrounding the show, fans will have to wait for The Batman 2, with no immediate plans for a second season of The Penguin. The series has been celebrated for its storytelling and character development, particularly Oz Cobb's rise to power.

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