The second episode of The Penguin on Max confirms the success of the Batman series

The Batman universe continues to expand successfully, and its latest spin-off, The Penguin, has proven to be a resounding success. With Colin Farrell reprising his role as Oswald Cobblepot, the series has captured the audience’s attention since its debut, and now, with the premiere of the second episode, it is solidifying itself as one of the standout series of 2024.

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The first episode, titled After Hours, premiered on September 19, 2024, and garnered 10.4 million views in just 12 days. This achievement makes it the third biggest premiere on the Max platform, only surpassed by House of the Dragon and The Last of Us. The second episode, The Infiltrated Man, aired on September 29, has managed to accumulate 1.6 million views on its first day, a clear indication that interest in the series continues to grow.

A series that keeps adding up

The plot of The Penguin centers on the chaotic days following the death of Carmine Falcone and follows the rise of Oswald Cobblepot in the dangerous criminal underworld of Gotham City. Throughout the episodes, Farrell’s character faces new alliances and betrayals as he seeks to consolidate his reign in the city.

The combination of the gripping script, Farrell’s standout performance, and the dark and dangerous atmosphere of Gotham City have captivated fans of the DC universe. The second episode has kept up the pace, indicating that the series has not only managed to generate anticipation but has also succeeded in maintaining a loyal viewer base.

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With a constantly growing audience and a plot that promises to intensify with each new chapter, The Penguin has positioned itself as one of the great successes of Max in 2024. The third episode, titled Bliss, will premiere on October 6, and fans are already counting the days to see how Oswald Cobblepot’s rise to power continues to evolve.