It turns out spoilers don't just give Steven Spielberg an ulcer, they're also illegal — or at least that's what Warner Bros. tried to claim in a high-profile legal case last week. So now you can revel in your status as a dashing lawbreaker, while you take in a ton of new Indiana Jones photos — including the interior of a weird-looking ancient building that could have something to do with that crystal skull. Also, there are new stills from The Happening. Plus, find out what to expect from Heroes, Lost, Doctor Who, Smallville and the Battlestar Galactica prequel Caprica.
Indiana Jones:
Here are some new pictures from Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull — including a lot of detail of an elaborate temple-like set. [Slashfilm and TrekMovie]
The Happening:
And here are three new stills from M. Night Shyamalan's The Happening. [TrekMovie again]
Heroes:
Heroes vol. 3, "Villains," will take up only the first 13 episodes of the 25-episode third season. And the good guys will save the world at least twice next season, which will have a much faster pace than the sluggish season two. Actor Sendhil Ramamurthy (Mohinder Suresh) is "thrilled" with what's in store for his character next season. Also, we'll learn what Mama Petrelli's power is, and she'll play a super-important role in the season. And we'll learn more about "the evolution of powers." [HeroesTelevision]
Lost:
In the eleventh episode of the current Lost season, Locke finds out where Jacob's cabin is, while life on the freighter becomes dangerous. And in this Thursday's episode, we'll learn something about the smoke monster. We'll know who shot Karl and Rousseau. (But we haven't seen the last of Rousseau.) And we'll find out why Mrs. Hawking was with "that monk." And in this episode, a few minor characters die in the first 15 minutes — and then a major character is shot in the head, execution-style, later on. And it's not who you think! And here are some new pics from this Thursday's, um, explosive episode. [Spoilers Lost]
Doctor Who:
In the upcoming Doctor Who two-parter featuring the Sontarans, the potato-headed clone warriors have a plot to choke the Earth to death. To make matters worse, the paramilitary organization U.N.I.T. has a traitor in its ranks. And the Doctor has to choose between Martha and Donna. (Choose Martha! Choose Martha!) Oh, and the second half's description asks whether the Doctor will be forced to "make the ultimate sacrifice." (Answer: probably not.) [SpoilerTV]
Smallville:
Here are some new spoilers for this Saturday's Smallville, courtesy of some cellphone-only clips. Jimmy tries to cook Chloe the "Wholesome Olsen" breakfast, but she's running late. So Jimmy whines about wanting to put the spark back in their relationship. Chloe says it'll just take a little time. And then in another scene, Vanessa has Chloe tied up and is roughing her up, asking about how Chloe accessed the power grid exactly when/where there were power surges. Jimmy sneaks up behind Vanessa as she starts tasering Chloe. [Operation Save Clark Kent]
And here's a new trailer showcasing the next few episodes — including Lex finding a certain cold stronghold:
Battlestar Galactica/Caprica:
The title of the Caprica pilot TV movie is "Revolution," and it's an allegory for the American Revolution, says Sci Fi Channel executive vice president Mark Stern. [Wired]













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is that Shia whuppin' on Cate? damn, i didn't think he'd be able to swat a fly.
i know, i know - it's a movie. i will attempt to willingly suspend my disbelief.
Why would you even put stills up of an M. Night Shyamalan movie? 99% of the scenes in all of his movies are just scenes of people standing around.
@braak: lol. God that's so true.
Sing the Judas Priest classic with me, people...Breakin the law! Breakin the law!
Seriously, what's going to be illegal next? If you watch spoilers for clown porn will it get the chair?
It wasn't totally clear from Mark Stern's quote, but Caprica and Revolution are two separate pilots. Revolution is Simon West's project about a space station (200 years in the future) revolting against an empire. Caprica is Ronald D. Moore's prequel to BSG.
@CMG: For a second, I thought that was from Wolverine.
"It turns out spoilers don't just give Steven Spielberg an ulcer, they're also illegal"
The entertainment media industry has gone completely, entirely mad.
-kle.
i had no idea olmec was going to be in the next indiana jones flick. i wonder if shia is a green monkey or a purple parrot? i'm so excited!
@Klebert L. Hall: movie studios have still got nothing on the recording industry association of america aka, the darth vader of the entertainment industry.
Am I the only one who thinks this post's title sounds kind of dirty? That or it's a euphemism for Indiana's last prostate exam.
@braak: Zooey Deschanel is in them. That makes them worth it.
@Sharpless: +1
@tetracycloide:
Yeah, I was already counting them in.
-Kle.
I suspect that Mme. Petrelli's power is the power of psychic influence. Note all the times in the first season she put her hands on people and commanded them to do things in a faux sympathetic way.
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