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Mr. Robot Deleted After Season 4 | Blade in the MCU | Batman Rumors - Friday Night Tights #10
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3:00:51Now PlayingMr. Robot Deleted After Season 4 | Blade in the MCU | Batman Rumors and the News - It's Friday Night Tights
Topics
WB met with Oscar Isaac for an undisclosed role in ‘The Batman’. Possibly as Batman?
Ben Affleck most likely won’t be back as Batman due to high insurance costs
It’s official, Mr. Robot will return in 2019 for its fourth and final season
Matt Smith has been cast in a mystery ‘key role’ in Star Wars Episode 9
Disney’s new streaming service is called Disney Play. Not to be confused with their new app Disney Now, or their channels Disney XD, or the Disney Channel, or Disney Kids
Alec Baldwin was set to play Thomas Wayne
Alec Baldwin drops out of Joker movie due to scheduling conflicts
DC Universe will premiere on Batman Day (Sept. 15th), and Titans will premiere on the service on Oct. 12th and at NYC Comic Con on Oct. 3rd
WB is developing a live-action Wile E. Coyote movie (link)
Disneyland to serve booze for the first time in a Star Wars Cantina in 2019
Alan Tudyk cast as Mr. Nobody on Doom Patrol for DC Universe
Jennifer Esposito cast as CIA agent Susan Raynor in Amazon’s The Boys
The final trailer for The Predator
Wesley Snipes wants to return as Blade in the MCU.
Big Trouble in Little China Sequel?? NO!!
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