Watch The Penguin Podcast

Host Amy Nicholson dives into the intricate and emotional finale of HBO's The Penguin. First, director Jennifer Getzinger and series creator, executive producer, and showrunner Lauren LeFranc shed light on the profound themes and character dynamics. Next, Amy hears from actor Colin Farrell on the complex emotions behind Oz's psyche. Then actors Cristin Milioti, Rhenzy Feliz, and Deirdre O'Connell return to share their thoughts on their characters' arcs. Finally, writer-director of The Batman and series executive producer Matt Reeves and producer of The Batman and series executive producer Dylan Clark join Lauren LeFranc to look back on the full season.

Amy goes behind the scenes of Episode 7, gaining exclusive insights from writer and co-executive producer Vladimir Cvetko and director Kevin Bray on the dramatic flashbacks. She also explores character dynamics with actor Clancy Brown.

Amy gets exclusive insights on the storytelling mechanics of Episode 6 from producer Nick Towne and script coordinator Dan Fuchs. Also, showrunner Lauren LeFranc and actor Deirdre O'Connell deep dive into the character of Francis Cobb.

Amy discusses Episode 5 with co-producer Breannah Gibson, showrunner Lauren LeFranc, and actors Theo Rossi and Shohreh Aghdashloo.

Amy steps into the intricate world of Episode 4 with insights from writer-producer John McCutcheon and editor Meg Reticker. She also uncovers the challenges of Sofia Falcone's duel storylines with showrunner Lauren LeFrance and actor Cristin Milioti.

Amy breaks down Episode 3 and is joined by showrunner Lauren LeFranc and director Craig Zobel to discuss their creative processes and storytelling techniques that bring Gotham City and its characters to life.

Amy speaks with writer and co-executive producer Vladimir Cvetko and SPFX Makeup Prosthetic Designer Mike Marino about the world of Gotham. Also, actors Michael Kelly and Michael Zegen discuss what it takes to be a Falcone.

Host Amy Nicholson discusses Episode 1 with showrunner Lauren LeFranc, executive producer Matt Reeves, and executive producer Dylan Clark. They also discuss the creative process that bridges The Batman to the HBO Orgional series.