*spittake* Oh my god, this was hilarious:
http://thefastertimes.com/tvrecapsandne … ic-bullet/
A little harsher than necessary, but worth a laugh.

SPOILERRRRRRRRRRS



Well, first impressions from tonight's eppy: overall meh, though some tantalizing teases about the alphas identity (vet? teacher? Can't be vet - he couldn't work with cats!), some very cute scenes between Allison & Scott, comedy gold in Stiles (Def my favorite character at zee moment), and a lovely werewolf crashing through a window effect )

Biggest doofus: Derek, for charging someone with an amped up cattle prod.

Silly if somewhat cool moment: Scott's 'eyeshine'. Sure it looked cool, but the tapetum lucidum lines the retina only, not the iris. Cool idea though.

WTF moment: what the hell did the alpha do to the wounds on the back of Jackson's neck?? Call me confuzeled. Made him forget? I figure they're going for bites only transmission,  so I'm even more confuzeled.

Jackson being adopted...not what I expected, WHO'S THE FATHA!

*and mother*

Last edited by FreeAsMe (2011-06-28 01:51:52)

Well the vet is a likely source of the mountain lion, so he's got that going for him and his behavior was supremely suspicious. However, cat thing.

Saw a tweet by the lady who plays the sadistic Kate - apparently (from Jeff Davis) we've seen two alphas. So perhaps everyone's right - vet AND chem teach.

Here's the sneak peek from eppy 6. Hilarious! And a reference to the Hulk - YES!

Really? You think the vet's the alpha? I was thinking moreso the right hand man (second in charge if alpha's gone)

I still think it could be Scott's girlfriend's daddy. It'd make sense. They're monitoring their territory (by coming back) AND they had already said they'd been there. Plus what was on the necklace, Auntie gave to her niece. (Sorry forgot names)

I just thought the alpha looked at the neck wounds and then took off. I don't remember him touching the guy's wounds.... (forgot his name)

My biggest question was WHY DID STYLES ERASE THAT TAPE. That's evidence to show Derek or Scott.


I could have done without the boyfriend girlfriend skip school thing.

From Another Thread:

FEARtalker wrote:

Hey guys...This was an awesome episode. Thought I'd provide some info about it if anyone's interested...

Teen Wolf Episode 1.5

"The Tell"

Written By: Monica Macer

Directed By: Toby Wilkins

Original Airdate: 27 June 2011

In This Episode...

Lydia sends Jackson into the video store while she waits in the car. Inside the empty store (because who the hell rents at the store anymore?) Jackson finds the clerk with his throat ripped out. He gets scared, the lights go out, and in the dark, two glowing red eyes stalk him. The werewolf knocks over the store shelves, trapping Jackson beneath. The wolf saunters over, calmly etches a mark into his neck, and leaps out the front window. Lydia sees the wolf leap out and she loses it....

If you wanna read the full article about the episode, check it out here:

http://www.fearnet.com/news/reviews/b22 … _tell.html

the situation with jackson really has my attention now. just what is going on there?

the show continues to surprise me with its ability to hold my attention.  perhaps it just might find success

Guys running in a suit always look like guys running in a suit. I've got no problem with their use of CGI for the alpha for what they've done so far. It's a bit ungainly, and looked a bit too spidery climbing up the building, but it's a unique look so far. Good makeup though! The shot last night of it passing by the rear view mirror with red eyes was beautifully creepy

Cool eppy last night - again, happily surprised at the quality and the directions they are taking with the characters. It's really quite the feeling to watch something werewolfy and not be disappointed

Jackson's progression is bizarre - Scott's reaction insinuates that he's contaminated in some way - rotting away. The alpha clawing out of his mouth was very well done I wonder what kind of hold the alpha has on him? Maaaaybe, seeing as how the alpha tore Derek apart last night, maaaybe an enemy of his enemy is a friend? Perhaps it's a bit like a vampire thrall?

Speaking of Derek - holy CRAP! Kudos to this series for not shying away from a bit of blood and gore Bit of a shocker, and while I'm sure Derek will heal (here's hoping), it'd really be something to lose a main character like that in such a crazy way.

Oh, also, I absolutely love the way they are handling Scott and Allison's relationship. It's really been quite sweet and sincere. The hand holding 'calming the beast' bit was nicely handled.

Looking forward to next week

Last edited by WolfMontana (2011-07-05 14:09:39)

Well, in my opinion, when they decide to kill a main character, it just can be a good way to say the watchers: "don't be too confident... your favorite guy/girl could die". And this may help to become more simpathetic even with the "bad guys", I mean, even when they are plain evil, do they deserve to die? This is an interesting twist...

zockereinstein wrote:

Well, in my opinion, when they decide to kill a main character, it just can be a good way to say the watchers: "don't be too confident... your favorite guy/girl could die". And this may help to become more simpathetic even with the "bad guys", I mean, even when they are plain evil, do they deserve to die? This is an interesting twist...

I like when it's like that, it reminds me of Supernatural, but when the main character dies, they usually come back in an episode or two.lol

FreeAsMe wrote:

zockereinstein wrote:

Well, in my opinion, when they decide to kill a main character, it just can be a good way to say the watchers: "don't be too confident... your favorite guy/girl could die". And this may help to become more simpathetic even with the "bad guys", I mean, even when they are plain evil, do they deserve to die? This is an interesting twist...

I like when it's like that, it reminds me of Supernatural, but when the main character dies, they usually come back in an episode or two.lol

I too like when a series isn't afraid to kill a main character. It can be a shock to viewers, but it tends to pull them in even more now that they have a fear that a favorite character of theirs may kick it.

Though I hope Derek survives cuz he is Scott's only link to trying to understand the werewolf thing fully. Of course another werewolf can show up to help, but still I do want to see more of the Scott/Derek dynamic.


I do have the tiniest gripe and that is I still find Tyler Posey's acting off at certain moments, like when he's acting agitated and is yelling about something. But truthfully, it's not something that annoys me that much at all, and the show itself more than makes up for a couple acting issues now and again. And who knows, I could be off in my opinion of Posey's acting. Maybe that's just his way of making Scott act like Scott.

RadRed21 wrote:

I do have the tiniest gripe and that is I still find Tyler Posey's acting off at certain moments, like when he's acting agitated and is yelling about something. But truthfully, it's not something that annoys me that much at all, and the show itself more than makes up for a couple acting issues now and again. And who knows, I could be off in my opinion of Posey's acting. Maybe that's just his way of making Scott act like Scott.

You're not off. He's not that good at acting 'angry agitated'. He is good at doing goofy comedic stuff though and has no problem apparently doing the romantic stuff.