The fifth episode of “The Penguin” achieved the series’ highest viewership yet on Sunday, reaching 1.8 million viewers across HBO and Max. The Colin Farrell-led DC show has seen a few incremental ratings increases since its Sept.

Viewers don't seem to mind the lack of heroes on The Penguin: the HBO Original hit continues to grow each week and hit another series high.

The Penguin Episode 5 ended with some significant events and in this post, we shed light on the same with an explanation.

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The Penguin Episode 5, titled “Homecoming,” just aired on HBO and is now available on Max. In this episode, things suddenly turn for the worse for Oz (Colin Farrell), and he is forced to return to the impoverished area of Gotham City he once called home.

It seems impossible, but HBO’s excellent The Batman spin-off series, The Penguin, keeps getting better. Last week, we watched Cristin Milioti put on a masterclass as Sofia Falcone, learning how the scorned woman went from mafia princess to Arkham inmate to de facto head of the Falcone crime family after killing them all in one fell swoop.

T here’s a lot going on in this episode of The Penguin, and I mean a lot. You ever go to one of those places where they serve you a burger or a sandwich or a hero or something a

In the way that only a Fast & Furious movie could ever me cry, episode 5 went straight for my very soul. After Oz burns his wrecked Maserati, he turns to Victor (Rhenzy Feliz) and thanks him for coming back to save his life.