It is none other than Theo Rossi’s Dr Julian Rush. Subsequently, fans have spotted another DC easter egg in his character. So, what is so intriguing about Dr. Julian Rush in The Penguin and how ...

Dr. Julian Rush is a new character and doesn't appear in the DC Comics. Nevertheless, his brief appearance in the series has got fans excited and speculating about his true identity. One fan ...

therapy and things cutting to the office of Dr. Julian Rush (Theo Rossi). There’s no Dr. Rush in DC comics, leaving fans to speculate that this is another reimagined villain from Batman’s ...

The DC Studios and HBO drama also introduced versions ... Theories speculated that Rush — who doesn’t have a counterpart in the comic books — was a cover for his true identity: either ...

That said, some fans of the DC series believe they’ve spotted an ... the office of her former Arkham Asylum psychiatrist, Dr. Julian Rush (Theo Rossi). Behind Sofia, fans have noted a familiar ...

When we meet Dr. Julian Rush, he’s putting Sofia Falcone (Cristin Milioti) through a unique form of ‘treatment,’ using three bars of oscillating red light to put Sofia in a trance.

So much for that theory.Fans were hoping that Dr. Rush would be the Matt Reeves’ Batman universe’s iteration of the iconic DC Comics villain. But if he eventually appears, it will be someone else.

As seen above, the moment in question comes in Episode 4 soon after Cristin Miliotti's Sofia wakes up on the couch in Julian Rush's office ... Lined Up For A Major DC Universe Role Too Though ...

The Penguin episode 2 introduces a new character in the form of Theo Rossiâ s Dr. Julian Rush, begging the question of who he is and what connections, if any, he has to DC Comics. By the time ...

A very popular fan theory during the run of The Penguin on HBO was that Sofia Falcone’s psychiatrist at Arkham, Dr. Julian Rush (Theo Rossi), was actually going to turn out to be Batman villain ...