Showing posts with label teen wolf season 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teen wolf season 4. Show all posts

Monday, September 1, 2014

Teen Wolf Season 4 Episode 11 A promise to the Dead preview





Thanks to getting the latest episode of Teen Wolf Season 4 Specifically, “A Promise to the Dead” is airing on Monday, September 1, and will be a nice little break from the Labor Day barbecues that seem to constantly happen on the holiday.

Unfortunately, tonight’s episode did not yield a whole lot of opportunities to find out what is coming up around the bend. Namely, there is no synopsis other than “Scott battles an old enemy,” and without a “Wolf Watch” to follow the episode, there was no extended preview … at least at first. There was a preview of a Kate Argent showdown, accented by some questions about what makes Scott McCall so darn special. All we know for the time being is this: The journey to stopping Peter and Kate is going to be what really lies ahead now. The dead pool is over, and the Benefactor part of this story could actually be done … with an emphasis on “could.” As we near the conclusion of the season, we’re looking at a more simplified story where the villains are at least somewhat more defined. There have been some cool moments here and there this year, but things have also been extremely confusing thanks to a villain that didn’t have much of an actual presence most of the season.

Friday, August 22, 2014

Teen Wolf Season 4 Episode 10 Monstrous Preview





The assassins will keep coming in Teen Wolf Season 4 episode 10 and audiences learned that anyone can be an assassin. The Benefactor’s list is being sent to random printers, and anyone with the guts to kill another person can take a shot. According to the official synopsis for Season 4 episode 10, it won’t just be Scott’s friends that have to escape killers.

Scott and Kira are still too busy to go on an actual date in episode 10 entitled Monstrous which will air on Sunday, Aug. 24. They will be protecting Satomi’s pack, and Chris Argent will return to help the teenagers protect the werewolves. Satomi’s pack was already targeted earlier this season. In the previous episode 6, Derek and Malia were looking for Satomi’s pack in the woods, but they only found dozens of dead bodies. Satomi’s definitely going to be on edge when the remaining members of her pack are targeted again.

While Scott is busy protecting people from the assassins who have the deadpool, Malia and Stiles will be figuring out where the hit list came from. Fans know that Meredith is the benefactor and Lydia’s grandmother Lorraine helped create the cypher keys and computer code for the deadpool. However, there are still a lot of missing pieces in the deadpool mystery. How did someone identify every supernatural creature in Beacon County? Could a banshee do that or did Meredith have help? Why would Lydia's grandmother help with the deadpool when she was a banshee? Stiles and Malia will be working to determine the exact origins of the deadpool. They also might be working out their relationship issues at the same time. This week’s promo gives a glimpse of a steamy scene between the two.



The second promo gives viewers a good look at Meredith, who sounds awfully scared, despite her power as the Benefactor.

Thursday, August 21, 2014

Teen Wolf season 4 episode 8 The crow flies at midnight



Time of Death begins with Stiles having trouble sleeping, remembering how he and Malia used to sleep in his bed together each night Teen Wolf season 4.

In the following scene, we hear Agent McCall recording his testimony about how he saved Stiles’ life. He and Scott talk about how many times McCall has had to take a life and how he used to deal with that by drinking. Scott’s father has to leave town to deal with what he’s done, but when he gets back, he wants to know everything Scott knows. Scott is more than a little worried, but he hesitantly agrees. With three computers set up in front of them, Kira, Liam, and Stiles decide to draw out the Benefactor. The scene cuts to Liam’s step-father running through the hospital halls and then trying to resuscitate someone we don’t see. When he can’t revive them, he calls the time of death. Scott McCall has died. Going back to Derek’s loft, Braeden wakes up there and tip-toes over to Derek, who has given up his bed for her and is sleeping on the couch. She checks Derek’s wound, and he wakes up, telling her he’s fine. But she knows he isn’t. It seems that he also can no longer change his eyes.

Meanwhile, we get a horrifying scene of Melissa crying for her dead son. We flash back to Kira shocking Scott in order to make him look dead. Luckily, Melissa is in on it, though that doesn’t make her seeing Scott in the morgue any easier. Mrs. Yukimura says they have to wake Scott up in 45 minutes or else he’ll really die.

While all of this is going on, Chris and Stiles contact the Benefactor to try to draw him out. Chris then hijacks the security feeds for the hospital so they can see who visits Scott’s body. Back at the loft, Braeden says she’ll teach Derek to be human.

Scott starts dreaming while he’s in his comatose state. Liam is there, and Scott finds a new list, using his name as the code, that shows the assassins as the targets. Liam tells him he’s a predator, and Scott struggles with denying he could be a killer.

While Malia is in the Hale vault, she finds a file about her. But Peter shows up before she can read it. Father and daughter are finally coming face to face with both parties knowing everything. This should be interesting.

As the cameras go out in the morgue, Kira and Liam check it out. When they head up to the roof, they’re confronted by Berzerkers.

Apart from the action again, Lydia is at the lake house. Her mom shows up, wanting to know what she’s up to. Lydia gives in, and when she shows her mother a picture of Meredith, Mrs. Martin says she knows her.

When Scott dreams again, it’s similar, but slightly different, to the one we saw before. Most interestingly, Scott says he has more fangs and that he noticed it during the quarantine. Once again Liam dies at the hands of the Mute.

Braeden teaches Derek how to use a gun, though he’s not too keen at first. As she blocks all of his attempts to pull it on her, he finally “cheats” by distracting her with a kiss. But they both win as they finally give into their feelings for each other.

In another flashback, Kira and Scott discuss wanting to go on a real date. Maybe after they save the entire town. Again.

In the morgue, Stiles can’t get a hold of Chris. Maybe because he’s currently fighting off his sister, Kate. If she’s there, does that mean she’s the Benefactor? Nope, she’s not. But she’s mum on why she wants Scott McCall’s supposedly dead body.

Peter tells Malia it’s not his fault that he’s a psychopath. Maybe that’s true, but can we really forgive him for the things he’s done? Regardless, Peter has something to offer Malia — her mother. He calls Malia’s mother the desert wolf. Which is another name for a coyote.

We learn that Lydia’s grandma died in Eichen House. It turns out that she heard voices, too. And she wanted Lydia to spread her ashes across the lake when she turned 18. But the urn Mrs. Martin gives her daughter is not full of the woman’s ashes. It’s mountain ash. The whole lake house is made of mountain ash.

In yet another dream, Scott finds himself going through the same motions. Only this time, the Mute helps Scott kills Liam. And that’s when Kira brings Scott back. But it’s not all good news. Kira’s mother is seriously injured.

After Chris convinces Kate to leave the morgue without taking Scott’s body, Kate returns to Peter, saying he was right and that Scott isn’t dead. Peter is surprisingly relieved about this news. At the end of the episode, Malia comes back to Stiles’ room, and despite his reassurances, she is afraid she is like Peter.

Kira and Scott realize a banshee is the Benefactor, since they wouldn’t need visual confirmation to know if someone is dead or not. At the same time, Mrs. Martin passes Lydia a note that her grandmother had written before she died. The note contains the same code we’ve already seen previously.

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

Teen Wolf season 4 episode 6 recap The sun the moon the truth





Every hidden truth and when the time is come it is need to be revealed and the is Teen Wolf season 4 episode 6 titled Orphaned,is all about and begins with Kate playing a tape in her car that talked about the Hale family and their practice of calming young werewolves in order to teach them control. Kate later asks some of the Benefactor’s assassins who their boss is, but they can’t tell her. It’s back at the school and after the game in the previous episode. Garrett has gone missing, but Violet is arrested. When he sees her weapon of choice, Agent McCall realizes she and her boyfriend are the serial killers called The Orphans.

At Deaton’s office, Derek and Stiles are trying to hold down Brett as he’s reacting to the wolfsbane in his system. When the teenager escapes their grasp, Peter shows up and knocks him out, seeming stronger than he was before. Derek, meanwhile, appears to be much weaker and takes some extra time to heal from a scratch.

Deaton successfully purges Brett’s system of the wolfsbane, and the kid is heard muttering the words, “The sun, the moon, the truth.” Derek realizes that it’s the motto of Satomi’s pack the werewolf Kira’s mother met while in the Japanese internment camps in California during WWII. Scott finds lots of money in a bag in Brett’s locker, but doesn’t tell anyone about it. Back at his house, their power is off because Melissa is three months behind on their payment. Scott’s thinking about keeping the cash in order to bail them out, but it’s obvious he’s feeling guilty even entertaining that idea.

Derek gets Malia’s attention, hoping she’ll be able to find Liam out in the woods if he teaches her some tricks. Meanwhile, Lydia and Stiles talk to Parrish and tell him he’s on the Dead Pool. He’s more than a little confused as to why.

Scott meets Garrett in secret because he’s holding Liam hostage. Garrett wants his money back, along with his girlfriend. He tells Scott he has to hijack the police car that’s transferring her to prison. Liam is trapped in a well, poisoned with wolfsbane, and Garrett will only tell Scott where his Beta is once Violet is safe.

Parrish takes Lydia and Stiles to Eichen House to talk to Meredith. Brunski is not too happy about it, but after Parrish subtly blackmails him, he’s more than happy to hand over the keys to her room. Scott and Garrett stumble upon the car Violet is being transferred in, but it’s already overturned. The berzerkers have already attacked it. One of them kills Garrett, and the other knocks out Scott.

The Benefactor doesn’t want Meredith to tell Stiles and Lydia the last cypher key. Chris returns to help Scott, and they all realize Kate has Violet. The big question here is whether or not Chris will be able to take out his own sister.

In a flashback, we see Scott trying to teach Liam to control his anger, which has always been a problem for him. Back in the present, Liam continues to try to escape the well. Meredith refuses to give up any more information about the Benefactor and screams, causing Lydia’s ears to bleed. Back in the forest, Satomi’s pack is dead and Braeden is barely hanging on. In a warehouse across town, Chris and Kate go head to head.

Things are not going well for our heroes. Violet is dead, and Scott is afraid he won’t be able to find Liam. Kate saves Chris from the berzerkers and calls them off, and we have to wonder what her boundaries are. She’s obviously not opposed to violence, but she also doesn’t want her brother dead. From the well, Liam screams and Scott hears it, allowing him to save his Beta.

Stiles figures out that the last person must be someone that isn’t dead yet, but will be. Lydia closes her eyes and types in a name. Derek is the last cypher, and both Liam and Meredith are on the final list, along with several other names.

But it’s already too late for Meredith. Parrish tells Lydia that she hanged herself in her room. Scott says he’s tired of watching people die, and is determined to save everyone. He and Stiles dump out the bag of money and find a tape. Could this give them a clue as to who the Benefactor is? In the sewers, Peter shows up and has a proposition for Kate. Kate wants her family back, but she can’t return if she’s not in control of her abilities. Peter offers to teach her, and in return he wants money and power.