Teen Wolf Reboot MTV Series

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Being a nurse who works all odd hours...I think that may be difficult for her to control.

that is true

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A real wolf joins Teen Wolf this season!
http://www.mtv.com/videos/misc/90590...tml#id=1706806

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finally watched the trailer for the up coming season, looks a lot darker then the two before.

http://tvline.com/2013/05/20/teen-wo...eo-scott-dead/

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Yes...it does look a lot darker than previous seasons. Did you notice the eyes at the end?

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yeah, when his eyes turn red. seems like scotts going to be an alpha at some point this season.

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yeah, when his eyes turn red. seems like scotts going to be an alpha at some point this season.

The rise of the Alpha!

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Good episode and definitely going to be a dark season. I liked that we still got to see Stiles and Scott hang out together and the tattoo scene was funny (why would Scott think he wouldn't heal right afterwards?). Though that was like the only funny scene everything else was so serious.

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Teen Wolf season 3 episode 1 review: Tattoo

by Ron Hogan 4 Jun 2013

Teen Wolf's third run promises as much entertainment and enjoyable action as ever. Here's Ron's review of the season opener...

This review contains spoilers.

Spoiler:

3.1 Tattoo

There are times when I watch Teen Wolf that it makes me feel incredibly self-conscious about my actually viewing the programme. There are a lot of elements I like about the show, but every so often it lingers a little too long on a shirtless male actor in his early twenties and I'm instantly reminded that this isn't the kind of show a guy over thirty is generally tuning into. That's kind of a shame, because I feel like if it was a show on The CW, it would be getting much more of the attention that it deserves for actually being a good action series.

The opening is cold, with a mysterious girl picking up a gravely wounded Isaac (Daniel Sharman) and going on a CGI-heavy motorcycle race through the world's longest alley while being pursued by not one, but two alpha werewolves from the pack we saw last season. The CGI is not great at some points, but at other points when the more practical driving happens, it looks good. That's the mixed bag that is Teen Wolf. For every good bit of practical special effect, there's a cheaper special effect standing in for an expensive idea (at least in this episode; the deer crashing into the car versus the aftermath is a good example of it).

However, there are some very clever ideas, and most importantly, some very good fight scenes. One of the things the show does well, aside from sneak in eye candy for its female viewers, is create violence. There's a really good fight in an elevator and then a group fight that takes place in the locker room, and both of these are very well shot and well-executed by director Russell Mulcahy. It makes sense that the guy who directed Highlander could shoot a good fight, and that continues into the third season. He knows how to use lights and shadows very well, and the locker room fight between the nameless motorcycle girl and the various members of what appear to be the dreaded alpha pack has some of that Highlander excitement, no doubt aided by nameless motorcycle girl's ability to wield a broom handle like one of the Unsullied.

The first episode back from a long break is always a tough one, and Teen Wolf guiding hand Jeff Davis made a good decision to move the show forward by a few months, skipping the summer. It works better than picking up immediately after the end of last season. That gives the show a chance to advance the story offscreen, separate the main characters for a while, create a little extra relationship drama, and to give Scott a chance to actually make an effort to improve himself (in a pretty funny scene). After the events of last season, all involved seem to be striving for a normal life, except for perhaps Stiles who seems to relish being a male Nancy Drew.

Like any extended break from school, there's always some sort of change. The new additions have yet to be sorted out, but I'm liking the general feel I get from the presumptive new big-bad Deucalion (Gideon Emery), who is hopefully some sort of werewolf Zatoichi. As for the regulars, they seem to have settled back into their roles nicely. At least as far as the first episode goes, it looks like the third season in Beacon Hills will be as entertaining and eventful as the first two.

Source: Den of Geek

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Teen Wolf Promo 3x02 "Chaos Rising" | 6-10-13

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it's kind of funny of the video scenes like driwing the bike fast and in turns they are in like slow motion but like the truck it didnt have the slow motion

same thing is with the start where Stiles drives the jeep and stops and shows that there are like 50-150 meters ahead of them but later scene the cars are appart like only 5-10 meters

it's like the endless plane field in the latest fast and furious movie

aside the special effect that are really funny on this show it is verry entertaining

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Yeah, I thought that was just me. Didn't Lydia speed through the red light a few minutes before stiles drove (since he waited for the green light) they should have been further down the road by then.

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You guys aren't supposed to think about things like that!

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YAY! The second episode of the third season airs tonight!

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wow what a good episode! I definitely can't wait for next week.

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wow what a good episode! I definitely can't wait for next week.

I agree...another excellent episode. This season is better than season 2 so far, and it doesn't have a "rushed" feel like previous seasons.