Colin Farrell may need to make a bit more space in his display case after the 2025 Emmy nominees were announced. After taking home a Golden Globe and Critics' Choice award for his role as Oswald 'Oz' Cobb (Penguin) in The Penguin,

Here’s a toast to outstanding television: The Emmy nominations are here!

"Severance," "The White Lotus," and "The Studio" also all received 10 or more craft nominations. After that, nominations were spread out among Emmy hopefuls: “Andor” (Disney+) and “The Last of Us” (HBO) each received nine;

On the heels of the Emmy nominations reveal, the actress hopped on the phone to discuss her show’s good fortunes: “You never know how these things are going to go, and I'm so blown away.”

Both The Batman and The Penguin are streaming now on HBO Max. Part II is currently expected to arrive in theaters on October 1st, 2027 so it's not on the 2025 or 2026 movie release list. We'll just have to wait and re-watch the previous two projects.

Shows hosted by Jon Stewart (“The Daily Show”), Stephen Colbert (“The Late Show”) and Jimmy Kimmel (“Jimmy Kimmel Live”) will compete for best talk series. Only three series were nominated this year, leaving “Late Night With Seth Meyers” and “Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney” out in the cold.

The Penguin star Colin Farrell has weighed in on the possibility of a second season for the HBO series, and appears to confirm that Matt Reeves has instead shifted focus to The Batman Part II and Part III.

The Penguin was never anyone’s favorite Batman villain. But somehow, the HBO series starring Colin Farrell as the notorious Gotham criminal became one of the best series of 2024.

The Penguin is a limited series, which means a second season always looked unlikely – though, by the sounds of things, we shouldn't rule it out completely. That's according to HBO and HBO Max boss Casey Bloys,

The Penguin Lessons will stream on Netflix in the US for 18 months before moving to Hulu.