Videos stopping automatically.

Hi guys,
When I'm playing some video in my ipod nano 3rd generation something strange happens and the video stops automatically.
For example, I was watching a "Two and a Half Men" TV show and in 2 minutes and 25 seconds it stopped. I played again after the 2m27s and continue normally until 5 minutes and stopped again. It happened five times in entire video.
I already tried others videos and it happens in all of them, in different period of times.
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
John

Updated: Nobody had this problem before?
Thanks again,
John

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