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In an exclusive interview, Wolf discussed what he thinks would be the perfect “Law & Order” episode, the prospect of another Los Angeles-based spin-off, and whether Benson and Stabler will ever get together.

The movie is a spin-off of TV’s “The Mandalorian” and picks up after the events in the Disney+ series’ third season, which aired in 2023.

Han also put a message in the end credits of the finale thanking viewers and teasing a possible future spin-off.

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After bringing her novels to the screen, including “To All the Boys” and its spin-off “XO, Kitty” on Netflix and now her powerhouse “Summer” series, the popularity of her adaptations has been staggering.

Even Colin Farrell's painful months spent in a hot and heavy bodysuit and under acres of prosthetics for Batman spin-off The Penguin were no match for it.

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