One of my favorite aspects about The Penguin (and there are a lot of great things to choose from) is the fact that there are several butterfly effect moments that easily could send the story in a million new directions.

The Penguin Episode 3 shows us that Victor almost left Gotham and Penguin but came back to Oz. In this article find out why?

The Penguin dug into Victor Aguilar’s ( Rhenzy Feliz) backstory with the latest installment, “Bliss,” as Oz ( Colin Farrell) aligned himself with Sofia Falcone ( Cristin Milioti) to expand business with the titular new drug.

A huge shift as the episode ended. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Episode 3 of The Penguin was focused on Victor, the street criminal that Oz caught in Episode 1 of the series,

Sofia and Oz’s fragile alliance has a big development in The Penguin Episode 3… but it comes to an end before it even begins.

"Most of the time, he gets on that bus and he goes," the actor tells TheWrap of his character's big decision in Episode 3 The post ‘The Penguin’ Star Rhenzy Feliz Unpacks Victor’s Turning Point: ‘What Oz Has to Offer Is Very Alluring’ appeared first on TheWrap.

SPOILER ALERT! This story contains details from Sunday’s third episode of The Penguin on HBO. Unlike Colin Farrell, Rhenzy Feliz didn’t have source material to peruse before accepting the role of Victor Aguilar — The Penguin’s man Friday who ends up saving his boss in episode 3 by driving a car into Nadia Maroni’s henchmen.

The Penguin Episode 3 “Bliss” ends with Oswald Cobb’s (Colin Farrell) protege making a monumental choice. Will young Gotham teenager Victor Aguilar (Rhenzy Feliz) break free of the cycle of pain, violence,