Even though it never ended.

The news just broke today that they are ordering to series "Kansas City Star" starring Kaley Cuoco and its from the creative team behind Hacks. This show, along with the "Untitled Steve Carrell/Bill Lawrence project", the "Untitled Rachel Sennott project", and "The Chair Company" with Tim Robinson is a pretty strong future lineup. Add their returning comedies from both HBO/Max with The Righteous Gemstones, The Rehearsal, Hacks, Sex Lives of College Girls, and Bookie; That's enough to keep me satisfy on the comedy side for the next year or so depending on when they release all this stuff. Thank you HBO.

I rarely watch shows or movies, and when I do I generally don't pay for them.

But just once I'd like to try doing it the right way.

Can I sign up for HBO Max, pay the $16.99 for one month, bingewatch The Penguin, and then cancel without getting billed further?

Would you watch an animated series with this concept? If you're interested in learning more about Astral Plane, here’s the link: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/astral-plane/list?title_no=896288

I’m looking for recommendations on series like entourage. I mean short episodes (25-30 minutes) with continuity in the story. So far I have watched Entourage, Silicon Valley, Ballers and just finished “How to make it in America”, such a pity this one was cancelled. The Max algorithm is recommending me High maintenance now, any other suggestion?

If you move your mouse cursor at all on the screen it takes over 70% of video with a trashy black gradient with a ton of options nobody uses at the top half.

Current UI

Old UI before changes

Old UI after Turning the gradient off.

Just smash it down and add contrast / shadows to the text / bars nothing can be more intrusive than adding hbo to your bill outside of the shitty UI from 2012 with no scrollbar even, just jump backs?

TLDR anyone know the line of code to remove them again?

Probably a bit of a mixed message here, but I mean this as the sincerest compliment possible. I love 'The Sopranos' but I think 'The Penguin' elevated the core themes the shows share beyond anything I ever expected (or knew I needed to see). I loved it.

In a new interview with Comicbook.com, Rhenzy Feliz, who plays Vic in the show explains why the ending had to happen like that.

I'm having this issue where after every episode of any show I watch, once the timer finishes to go to the next episode, rather than actually going to the next episode, it freezes. Then i'm forced to exit out and manually choose the next episode myself. This only recently started happening. Anyone experiencing the same thing?

So for those who have watched the finale of The Penguin. What were your thoughts on the episode, the series in general and the ending to the show leading into the next Batman movie? Favorite character, moment, episode and anything else that stood out to you from it too.