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NBC’s critically acclaimed, but not particularly well-watched, Hannibal won’t be debuting mid-season as it has the last two years, but don’t worry just yet, it’s not been cancelled only delayed. The third season of the gory (but surprisingly beautiful) thriller will premiere this summer, reports Entertainment Weekly. While fans of the show may view this as the network shunting the show off so it can die a quiet death, NBC Chairman Bob Greenblat claims that’s not what’s happening at all. “It’s a show we love, it’s critically acclaimed, we love it,” he said. “And we also love summer. We have exciting plans for summer.”
In other news…
Spike Lee has some advice for Selma director Ava DuVernay (aside from “F—k ‘em”): “[Being snubbed] doesn’t diminish a film,” he said in an interview on Thursday. “Nobody’s talking about motherfuckin’ Driving Miss Daisy.” [The Daily Beast]
BBC shows aren’t the only ones set to disappear from Netflix in the coming weeks, as Discovery plans to pull their kids programing, which includes My Little Pony, from the streaming service on Feb. 2. [NYP]
NBC is rebooting Heroes with a 13-episode miniseries called Heroes Reborn, and if that wasn’t enough mid ’00 nostalgia for you, Chuck star Zachary Levi was just added to the cast. [Vulture]
Watch the latest trailer for the Juliet Binoche, Kristen Stewart, and Chloe Grace Moretz-starring Clouds of Sils Maria from director Olivier Assayas. [YouTube]
