“Not yet” beamed the actor who is celebrating his first Emmy nom today for Batman HBO DC Studios spinoff series, The Penguin.

The all-time Emmy record haul remains the 160 nominations hoovered up by Netflix, also in 2020. This year, Netflix commanded 120, ranking second among platforms and up from last year's 107 noms. Limited series "The Penguin" punched above its weight with 24 nominations.

Colin Farrell is riding high on the success of The Penguin, HBO's moody Gotham crime saga that earned him his first-ever Emmy nomination.

Colin Farrell is adamant that The Penguin season 2 isn't in the works (although HBO chief Casey Bloys doesn't necessarily agree…), but he may have just revealed a third The Batman is in the works.

The 2025 Emmy race has finally kicked off, with Apple’s twisty workplace drama “Severance” leading all shows with 27 nominations. HBO’s DC supervillain series “The Penguin” is close behind with 24 nods, followed by Apple and Seth Rogen’s Hollywood satire “The Studio” and HBO’s vacation thriller “The White Lotus” with 23 apiece.

A whole year is a large window, but even still The Last of Us should be back within two-ish years. A second season of The Penguin seems much less certain, but it also sounds like HBO hasn’t ruled it out.

Cristin Milioti received an Emmy nomination for her work on The Penguin. The actress said that she would "love to revisit" her character, Sofia Gigante, in the future. Milioti also said that the series "doesn't feel finished" in a conversation with EW's The Awardist.

It was quite a fine morning for Casey Bloys, the HBO and Max content chairman/CEO who saw his combined platform pull off 142 Emmy nominations - a new best for the company. Bloys said he had been prepped by his head of awards,