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Is it?

It's utterly possible that I'm completely out of touch with the world, but I couldn't even make it through 1 episode. When SMG finally showed up, I just felt sad for her.

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If I get two paragraphs into your “a hit” article and there is no numbers...it’s an ad

"Certified"?

By whom?

AWOOOOOOOOO

I tried two episodes and lordy it was bad. Felt like SMG was slumming.

You know... just, like, all of 'em.

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It kinda won me over at the very end of episode three. Was wondering what possessed Rodrigo Santoro to take such a nothing role and then he destroyed me, had to rewind the scene twice. Interesting spin on the Argent type however this might be Stockholm syndrome scenario. Young cast isn’t impressive so far, SMG TBD, haven’t seen #4, fire and werewolves this unconvincing in the 2020’s is shrinkflation happening in real time on “premium” tv

i admit i do enjoy this show thus far but i also have to admit imo the show it pretty terrible. Sarah Michelle (one of the show's exec. producers!) isn't in it enough and the overall plotline (>!about the twin's werewolf father!<) is kind of meh...

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i dont know but I worked on this show and all the cast and crew are really great

look for me on that benchpress in any gym scenes

Jeff Davis is one of those writers who gets worse as time goes on, somehow.

He wrote some of the best episodes of Teen Wolf's early seasons, but when he started writing the bulk of the series by himself it got progressively more nonsensical. He just released the movie and it has the worst Rotten Tomatoes score (both fans and critics) of anything so far.

Is it worse than The Ringer. I really tried but that show was punishing.

The business department of the University of Waxahachie. They're a prestigious school in Texas that specializes in lupine studies. Their business department tracks all werewolf related media & certifies any that are deemed successful by their metrics.

wait i was told it was awful. is this a corporate piece?

Just no 🫣

Maybe? But if a show is on a streaming service people don't want to sign up for, does it really exist?

How bad does Teen Wolf get? I started watching it and I'm around middle of season 3 at the moment and it's started to feel pretty repetetive.

There also seems to be important scenes that happen off screen, like the main guy telling his girlfriend that her mother tried to kill him. You just get the build up to it, cut to different scene, cut back to the aftermath. And I don't get why Derek is still palling around with his uncle who murdered his sister.

Does it ?
I mean, i didn't manage to watch more than the 1st episode

Imagine if Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended with Spike dumping Buffy, and falling in love with Willow. Within just the final 3 or 4 episodes.

That's the kinda stuff you can look forward to.

Tbf you're almost at season 3B which most people consider the best part of Teen Wolf. But the weird scene cuts, the confusing character friendships, etc will still be there. Jeff Davis never had an overarching plan for the series following season 1 (or a writing team that lasted longer than a year) so everything from 2 onward is a patchwork of contradictions that only gets messier.

Listen we just let it stream in the background so miss Sarah Michelle Gellar can get her streaming numbers.