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It's been a couple of years since the most recent iteration of Batman hit theaters, and the Penguin is finally getting his own story, picking up right where The Batman left off. We'll show you everything you need to know about where to watch The Penguin, including global streaming options and a look at the trailer.

Colin Farrell reprises his nearly unrecognizable role as Oswald "Oz" Cobb (the Penguin), the former right hand to Gotham crime boss Carmine Falcone. Following his boss's death, Oz grapples for control of the criminal underworld with Falcone's daughter, Sofia (Cristin Milioti), who's fresh off a stint in Arkham Asylum and claiming to be "rehabilitated." The Penguin is a gritty, detective noir-style limited series slated to run weekly on Thursdays until its eighth and final episode on November 10.

If you're hoping to live stream new episodes, you've come to the right place. Keep reading to learn how to watch the series from anywhere.

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Where to watch The Penguin in the US

The Penguin will air on Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO in the US. However, the premiere episode drops early on Thursday, September 19, at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and its streaming counterpart, Max. The premiere episode will re-air on HBO on Sunday, September 22, and then episodes will be released weekly on Sundays, starting with the second episode on September 29. All episodes will be released simultaneously on HBO and Max, so those without cable can live stream new content with no delay (or fear of spoilers).

Subscriptions start at $9.99/month for the ad-supported version of Max, but you can upgrade to ad-free for $16.99/month. There are also some solid savings in subscribing to an annual plan or signing up for a bundle deal with Hulu and Disney+.

Where to watch The Penguin in the UK

The Penguin will be available through Sky Atlantic in the UK, where plans vary depending on your contract length. You can also stream the series on Now TV, where Entertainment plans range from £6.99/month for a six-month commitment or £9.99/month for a truly flexible plan that you can cancel at any time.

Where to watch The Penguin in Australia

You can watch The Penguin on Binge in Australia. Subscriptions start at $10/month for the ad-supported tier, but you can upgrade to a standard plan for $18/month. All plans include a one-week free trial for new customers.

How to watch The Penguin from anywhere

Fans who plan to travel away from home while the show is airing don't need to worry about missing out on any of the action just because they're outside the country. A VPN (virtual private network) is an easy way to change your device's virtual location so you can use your usual apps and websites like you would back home. Plus, it gives an instant boost to your online privacy and security.

Our top-ranked recommendation is ExpressVPN, which has a 30-day money-back guarantee. You can find full details in our ExpressVPN review.

The Penguin trailer

Max released a trailer for The Penguin in July. In the video, Oz can be seen promising his mother a better life and lamenting that "the world ain't set up for the honest man to succeed." The video, which you can check out below, showcases some of Oz's criminal activities and gives a first look at Sofia Falcone.

The Penguin cast

The Penguin has an absolutely stacked cast, and the four key players that Max has previewed to fans on its website include:

• Colin Farrell as Oswald "Oz" Cobb/The Penguin
• Cristin Milioti as Sofia Falcone/The Hangman
• Rhenzy Feliz as Victor Aguilar
• Clancy Brown as Salvatore Maroni

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