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Christopher Nolan definitely won't be making any more Batman movies. We've got the latest insane Doctor Who rumor — plus Matt Smith drops an intriguing hint about the Ponds' departure. Star Joel Kinnaman explains what got him excited about the Robocop reboot.
Spoilers from here on out!
Top image from Man of Steel.
The Dark Knight Rises
Just in case you thought there was even the tiniest, teeniest chance of Christopher Nolan being talked into making a fourth movie, his wife and producing partner Emma Thomas is here to set you straight:
No, that's truly a never. I cannot imagine a world in which he would ever want to come back. At a certain point it's fun to go off and do something different, you know. We've spent almost 10 years of our lives making Batman films. He was very excited about this film, and the story that he'd come up with, but I just cannot imagine that he would get that excited about another version of the same thing. The great thing about a trilogy is that it feels like you've got a beginning, a middle and an end. It's like an extended version of a regular film. Once you get into a fourth film then it's just episodic, and I just can't see him getting excited about making another film where basically you're just wheeling in different villains.
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Being Human (US)
Here's a spoiler for season three, courtesy of Zap2It:
Aiden's getting a new love interest when Kat, a close friend of Nora's, shows up during a distressing time for Nora. Kat is a history scholar who is particularly impressed by Aiden's knowledge of the War of 1812 and the Hartford Convention... if not by his plumbing skills. They connect again at the hospital, and when she finds out that he's not only a history nerd but also a medical professional, she begins to wonder what flaws he's hiding. Hmmm.
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Teen Wolf
Here's a short synopsis for episode six, "Frenemy":
Scott and Stiles work to protect their friends when new information is revealed; Allison is tasked to investigate.
Additional reporting by Gordon Jackson and Charlie Jane Anders.