'Pennyworth' Season 3: Episode 'Silver Birch' hailed as quality programming, fans say 'it deserves more love'
'Pennyworth' starring Jack Bannon first released in 2019 on Epix. It is based on DC's Batman comics character of the same name. The series is executive produced by Bruno Heller and Danny Cannon and stars Jack Bannon as Alfred Pennyworth, a younger version of the character previously portrayed by Sean Pertwee in Heller and Cannon's Fox series 'Gotham'.
It has been a glorious ride for the creators as in October 2021 the series moved to HBO Max for the third season. The third season was marketed with the subtitle 'The Origin of Batman's Butler', and was released on October 6, 2022. Right now, the viewers are four episodes in as the newest episode, 'Silver Birch', released on October 13, 2022. It is safe to say that fans can barely keep it together as they are flooding Twitter with a plethora of tweets reviewing the latest episode.
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The most recent episode circles around Alfie saving his future master's father and mother as they are in grave danger and finding solace in his romantic relationship with Sandra. However, after the episode aired fans could barely keep calm and went on a Twitter rant.
A fan wrote, "I’m watching this show PENNYWORTH This mf Alfred was a bad mf back before he was Protecting Wayne Manor #DCUniverse #Pennyworth #OriginsOfBatmansButler," while another added, "#pennyworth should get more love. Seriously."
A fan commented, "Watching @DCpennyworth & I keep thinking #JackBannon is the perfect 30something age they say the next #JamesBond should be. From Batman's butler to @007 #Pennyworth."
A fan mentioned, "#Pennyworth is proof that shows born from intellectual property gambits can still be quality programming. It’s an unexpected kind of blueprint for making a show with some source material DNA that doesn’t feel like a corporate piece of dot-connecting."
"Loved this ep. I'll miss when the storyline w/ Patrick (Richard Dillane) ends. It's so believable that he would have kids who turned out like Thomas & Patricia. Hope we see Mary's friend again. Always nice to see Paul Kaye pop up. #PennyworthOnMax #PennyworthHBOMax #Pennyworth," said an excited fan.
I’m watching this show PENNYWORTH
— ☝🏾 (@ItsHammyTyme) October 13, 2022
This mf Alfred was a bad mf back before he was Protecting Wayne Manor #DCUniverse #Pennyworth #OriginsOfBatmansButler
Watching @DCpennyworth & I keep thinking #JackBannon is the perfect 30something age they say the next #JamesBond should be. From Batman's butler to @007 😁 #Pennyworth pic.twitter.com/rcUQlD6suu
— SOSmith 🐝 (@LancasterBHoney) October 14, 2022
#Pennyworth is proof that shows born from intellectual property gambits can still be quality programming. It’s an unexpected kind of blueprint for making a show with some source material DNA that doesn’t feel like a corporate piece of dot-connecting. https://t.co/ay7tpib697
— Miguel Lopez (@mklopez) October 14, 2022
Loved this ep. I'll miss when the storyline w/ Patrick (Richard Dillane) ends. It's so believable that he would have kids who turned out like Thomas & Patricia.
— Amanda Baller (@dawnyb) October 14, 2022
Hope we see Mary's friend again.
Always nice to see Paul Kaye pop up.#PennyworthOnMax #PennyworthHBOMax#Pennyworth pic.twitter.com/6GNsTcuQ9e
It is safe to say fans are loving the latest season's plot, cinematography, and the acting of all the cast members in the series. 'Pennyworth' Season 3's new episodes are released every week on Thursdays at 12 am PT/3 am ET.
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