The title of The Penguin Episode 4 is “Cent’Anni,” an Italian term roughly meaning “100 years.” Generally used as a toast in times of celebration, it’s supposed to serve as a wish for every participant to have a long life and reach 100 years of age.

The Penguin Episode 4 “Cent’anni” takes us back ten years in the past, when Sofia was less an unhinged mob boss and more the Audrey Hepburn of Gotham. As the society front of the Falcone family, it’s young Sofia’s job to host charity luncheons and attend major galas. It’s Oz Cobb’s ( Colin Farrell) job to drive her to these events.

The following review contains spoilers for the fourth episode of The Penguin, “Cent’anni.”

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.

The following review contains spoilers for the fifth episode of The Penguin, “Homecoming.” Stories about villains are weird. These evil characters are given the protagonist treatment, which means their goals are our goals,

The Penguin kicks off the second half of the season. Here's what you can expect from the HBO series' next episode, and when you can watch.

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.