What?

Won't want, want, want.

Could you imagine if this serious HBO show, which is awesome, actually used the Penguins quacks

from the 1966 Batman TV show, played by Burgess Meredith in that show, making a penguin quack,

which is really not how it goes.

But could you imagine how kooky that would be?

I would actually argue not using a quacking

penguin is possibly one of the many things that got the penguin 24 Emmy nominations. Howdy,

I'm Jeff Goldsmith, and this is the Q&A. My agenda is simple. Each week I plan to bring you

in-depth insights into the creative process of storytelling. And folks, you know, it's true.

24 Emmy nominations for the Penguin, every single one of them well deserved. Just to name two of

its Emmy nominations. One is for Outstanding Limited Series and the other is for Outstanding

Writing in a Limited Series, which brings us to today's guest, creator, showrunner, writer, Lauren

LeFrank, and she wrote the finale, which is entitled A Great or Little Thing. And you could

actually read that script right now. It's sitting there waiting for you to read. Just visit

backstory.net forward slash read dash the dash penguin and you will find her entire screenplay

for a great or little thing there for you to read jokes aside and i'll never stop loving

burgess meredith so so let's just settle that right there but jokes aside i really love

everything about hbo's the penguin i think it is a fascinating and incredible show. It goes into territory

that was never even covered or thought about in the comics. So it really has that new and fresh feel

to it while at the same time feeling like it completely belongs in the Batman DC Universe. So if you

somehow have never watched The Penguin, now is the time to do it. It's sitting right on the

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