The Penguin | Inside The Final Episode | Max



Inside the making of a monster. Showrunner Lauren LeFranc, Executive Producer Matt Reeves, and more take a closer look at the events that unfolded in the final episode. The final episode of the HBO Original Limited Series #ThePenguin is streaming on Max.

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48 thoughts on “The Penguin | Inside The Final Episode | Max”

  1. What a terrible decision to end the series. The Oz / Vic relationship was terrific, but the way it started and ended made no sense. No hardened gangster would admit to a kid that he just killed a mob boss (as Oz did). And (no spoilers) what Oz did in the end added nothing to the character – we know he's evil. It didn't serve any plot point, didn't conclude or transition to anything. Such a disaster of an ending. Seemed like the show runners just wanted to shock us. What a mistake.

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  2. what started out as 1 of the best series ever, ended up as a woke feminist episode of the maury povich show. damn that ending was underwhelming and disappointing. and obviously they just couldnt finish it. they had to leave it open for S2

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  3. This is the BEST show out right now. DC needs to continue to separate itself from Marvel by continuing to make HIGH QUALITY mini series that flesh out main characters and hype up the movies they will be in. DC should even do a Lex Luthor mini series for the Superman movies.

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  4. Oz promised the working stiffs he'd save them. Vic believes him. Oz finds an "in" with the political elite tuxedo crowd, then kills Vic to enter that crowd clean. I thought of Democratic Party elites and their voters over the past 40 years, and wondered if this allegorical reading was intentional or just eerily timely.

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  5. This is a testimony to everyone saying people dislike female written scripts and stories. People hate BAD WRITING. This is a masterclass in checking boxes for everything I swear. Such a gorgeous finale. Congrats to the whole crew and team for delivering this.

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  6. Sheesh, this Penguin makes the Daredevils Kinpin look like barney in a Hawaiian shirt ..

    Only DC creates these types of epic villain arcs. I'm happy they ignored the soft fans of today and went back to full on gritty material.

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  7. when sophia had that group therapy session, i think thats when she broke oz. she made it that his mom’s last words to him was that she hated him. that he’s the devil. she took his mother’s love from him. truly the best sequence in the show imo, putting oz in the perfect situation to show everyone just how selfish, depraved and monstrous he really is, even to his own mother.

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  8. The penguin's so called love for his mom is a mirror to confirm himself from the other. Like women make up or ig post to validation.

    γ€€γ€€I think it's a bit of too obvious in the end. Do the writer really think to need to write that ask his girlfriend to play the mom and son thing is necessary for audience to understand that. Let him ask her to praise him is enough. Don't treat like as think the audience is baby.

    γ€€γ€€By the way, my dad didn't get it until I told him. He is not a movie fan though. So maybe it is necessary to make it that obvious for audience to understand.

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  9. An excellent series! Great writing, design, production and absolutely superb acting. After The Acolyte being such a let down I wasn't too interested in a show about "The Penguin". I am so happy to be completely wrong and from week to week could not wait to see what would happen next. Chef's kiss all the way around! Except now I am sad it won't be a continuing series ;(

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  10. "You can call me a villain, but I don’t play by your rules. I run this town from the shadows, and when I step into the light, you’d better pray you're not in my way" R.I.P Vic

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  11. So many amazing people involved in this show but Lauren LFranc deserves all the praise you can tell she had a very clear vision start to finish and you really feel that throughout. She doesn't pull any punches.

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  12. This show is no longer a DC show. This is a pure crime drama we haven't seen since the sopranos. Amazing series. I feel you should not continue and keep it at the high it left on. HBO are the kings of the crime drama genre.

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