As Oz strangles Victor to death, he explains that he can’t have any weaknesses. His regard for Vic is a weak spot that could be exploited by other enemies in the future. So he eliminates that chance by killing Vic himself. “He really loses his humanity by the end,” LeFranc said, “or any inkling that he had of it.”

At a Q&A following a screening of "The Penguin" finale at the Saban Media Center on Nov. 10, Colin Farrell described the somber tone felt ... as perhaps the most vulnerable interaction between Oz and Victor in the entire series. He suggested the internal ...