The Penguin release schedule: When is episode 3 out?
When will fans get to return to Gotham in the next episode?
*Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Penguin episodes 1-2.*
We're now two episodes into highly anticipated The Batman spin-off, The Penguin, and a new force has just arrived on the crime scene in Gotham.
Episode 2 saw the arrival of Scott Cohen's Luca Falcone, the uncle of Sofia (Cristin Milioti) - but what will this mean for her, or for Colin Farrell's Oz Cobb?
The stellar cast of the series also includes Clancy Brown, Rhenzy Feliz and Michael Kelly, and the show charts the events following the death of Carmine Falcone (now played by Mark Strong).
It kicked off with the death of Carmine's son Alberto (Michael Zegen), as Oz made his first big move, killing him somewhat unintentionally in a fit of rage.
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But when can fans expect the third episode of the season to be released, and what is the schedule for the rest of the eight-part limited series?
Read on for everything you need to know about the release schedule for The Penguin.
The Penguin episode 3 release date
The Penguin episode 3 will air on Sunday 6th October in the US and on Monday 7th October in the UK.
Fans may have noticed that there was quite the break between episode 1 and 2 - 10 days, in fact.
However, from episode 3 the schedule will return to weekly releases, with episodes coming out on Mondays.
While details are slightly thin on the ground about episode 3, we do know that it's titled Bliss. It's directed by Craig Zobel and written by Noelle Valdivia.
What time are new episodes of The Penguin released?
In the UK, episodes air at 2am on Sky Atlantic, before being repeated at 9pm the same day.
Episodes are also available to watch on NOW.
The Penguin release schedule: When do new episodes come out?
You can find the full UK release schedule here:
- Episode 1 - After Hours - Friday 20th September (out now)
- Episode 2 - Inside Man - Monday 30th September (out now)
- Episode 3 - Bliss - Monday 7th October
- Episode 4 - Cent'Anni - Monday 14th October
- Episode 5 - Homecoming - Monday 21st October
- Episode 6 - Gold Summit - Monday 28th October
- Episode 7 - Top Hat - Monday 4th November
- Episode 8 - Great or Little Thing - Monday 11th November
The US release schedule is as follows:
- Episode 1 - After Hours - Thursday 19th September (out now)
- Episode 2 - Inside Man - Sunday 29th September (out now)
- Episode 3 - Bliss - Sunday 6th October
- Episode 4 - Cent'Anni - Sunday 13th October
- Episode 5 - Homecoming - Sunday 20th October
- Episode 6 - Gold Summit - Sunday 27th October
- Episode 7 - Top Hat - Sunday 3rd November
- Episode 8 - Great or Little Thing - Sunday 10th November
The Penguin is largely sticking to a weekly release schedule in both the US and the UK. However, there was a slight tweak to this with the break between the first and second episodes.
The first episode aired on Thursday 19th September on HBO and Max in the US, before the second episode aired on Sunday 29th September in the US and Monday 30th September in the UK.
All future episodes will now air weekly on Sundays/Mondays.
What is The Penguin about?
The Penguin has reunited fans of The Batman with Colin Farrell's Oz Cobb, AKA the Penguin.
The series will dig deeper into Gotham’s criminal underworld, as Oz tries to become the biggest player in the game.
The show will also see Oz go up against Cristin Milioti's Sofia Falcone, the daughter of Carmine, who has been newly released from Arkham Asylum.
Farrell previously teased of the show, when he finished filming: "It’s dark, The Penguin. It’s so dark. I’m so glad to be done with it, and I loved it, but man I was ready not to sit in the makeup chair anymore when we finished.
"I loved doing the character in the film and this really did get to look, as they say in America, under the hood."
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