Just because you might know what’s coming doesn’t make it an easier or less emotional. That’s a lesson the Demon Wolfcast boys and Teen Wolf fans learned this week. “Insatiable” saw the loss of one of the most beloved characters, in addition to some big twists and more revelations. Dig in!
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I think if they didn’t spoil the whole someones going to die I would of liked it a lot better.
I hate Wolf Watch.
My opinion Jeff needs to not write so many episodes. I think Jeff has a great overall concept of the show and the characters in general but he has no idea what to do with them. Joss Whedon the master in all things awesome would write maybe 3 episodes the most per season of Buffy. The only episode Joss in the shows final season and that was the last episode. Teen Wolf should hire more writers than a new actor every two minutes. They need to have the guy who wrote “Galvanized” and The guy who wrote “Riddled” to write more episodes and hire maybe two more writers. And Jeff should just oversee them and they should all make sure their storyline all flows together and be done with it.
You some kind of bitch. Playing that song at the end of the podcast.
Honestly, I was more sad about the death only because I never realized how much I loved the character.
LOLL blame Micah for the song choice