The Penguin ended on a high note with 2.1M U.S. cross-platform viewers tuning in across HBO and Max for the finale on Sunday.
That’s another audience high for the DC series, up 50% from its debut night viewership, according to Warner Bros.
The company didn’t disclose those premiere numbers, but it has been reporting viewership throughout the series’ run.
Last week, the penultimate episode hit a previous series high of 1.9M viewers, WBD said.
As of now, Episode 1 has amassed 17M U.S. viewers.
With 2.1M U, the Penguin finished strong. S. . cross-platform viewers paying attention to Sunday’s finale on HBO and Max.
Warner Bros. claims that the DC series’ audience reached yet another high, up 50% from its first night’s viewership. Exploration. Throughout the run of the series, the company has reported viewership, but it did not reveal those premiere numbers.
According to WBD, last week’s penultimate episode reached a previous series high of 10.9 million viewers. As of right now, Episode 1 has 17 million U. A. viewers.
On Max in the U.S., November 10 was the series’ most successful single day prior to the finale. S. . , capping off its best week yet both domestically and globally, which indicates that audiences were doing their best to catch up on the series before the last episode.
After The Last of Us and The House of the Dragon, The Penguin is the third-most-watched HBO or Max debut season worldwide.
Matt Reeves, Dylan Clark, Colin Farrell, and Lauren LeFranc, who is also the writer and showrunner, are executive producers of the DC Studios production The Penguin. Craig Zobel served as executive producer and director of the first three episodes. Additionally, Bill Carraro executive produces.
In addition to Farrell, the show features Michael Kelly, Clancy Brown, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Rhenzy Feliz, Theo Rossi, and Cristin Milioti.
