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'The Penguin' Star Cristin Milioti Excited for Potential Season 2, But Co-Star Colin Farrell Hesitant

15 Nov

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Cristin Milioti eager for 'The Penguin' Season 2
Colin Farrell in "no rush" for a second season
Discussions about Season 2 confirmed by creator and HBO/Max boss

'The Penguin' Star Cristin Milioti Excited for Potential Season 2, But Co-Star Colin Farrell Hesitant

As of November 15, 2025, the future of the DC Comics series "The Penguin" remains uncertain. While the show's star, Cristin Milioti, is eager for a second season, her co-star Colin Farrell has expressed a more cautious stance.

Milioti, who won an Emmy for her work on the series, has made no secret of her enthusiasm for a potential Season 2. "I feel like I have zero chill about it because every time I'm asked [about a Season 2], I'm like, 'Sign me up!'" she recently told an interviewer. Milioti praised the show's creator, Lauren LeFranc, and the entire cast, calling them an "incredible group."

In contrast, Farrell has maintained that he is in "no rush" for a follow-up season. "I don't want it. I don't not want it," he said earlier this year at the SAG Awards. The actor noted that the cast and crew had "left it all in the ring" during the show's eight-episode first season.