Also, of course Theo has a dead sister. Beacon Hills is a deathtrap. Almost everybody's got dead relatives.

I just figured that conversation happened off screen. He gave Lydia a Meaningful Look before he said "Nothing."

I don't know what will be the deal with Hayden, but I did enjoy that when that scene transitioned over to Tracy, you could see Liam in the background with his head against the locker just frustrated.

Mason didn't even seem upset to me, actually. He was almost smiling like, how cool is this?

I would love to see Dr. McCall, but I am worried about this dream. It's harder to get into veterinary school than it is medical school. Maybe he'll end up in the medical field somehow anyway. Nurse McCall! Paramedic McCall!

I liked her too. My APUSH teacher was the same way, though not quite so blunt about it. We were loaded down with summer work like, if you're not willing to put in the work, don't bother. And a good quarter of the kids dropped the class to take regular history. It was one of the most challenging classes I took in high…

I don't think he said the kid didn't look like Theo, he said it "wasn't" Theo. I think it's more of a personality thing than a physical difference thing.

Dr. Scott!

1. Does it matter? Eichen House is the future and everything else is the present vs. Eichen House is the present and everything else is the past is pretty much the same thing.

I remember wishing during the first part that the show would get a little crazier and the stakes would get a little higher. Damn, be careful what you wish for.

Don't be ridiculous. On the show, they're all lacrosse heroes.

Yep! Man, did that show go off the rails.

Right? Plus, was she wearing that on the plane back from New York? TSA, you had one job…

I'm pretty sure that if I was (possibly) dying, a hallucination of a banshee coming to visit me would be just about the very last thing I wanted to see.

Yeah, that's very frustrating, but I can at least understand her hesitance about using them when there's water everywhere. Unless her control is absolute, she'd risk electrocuting all her friends in addition to the creepy weirdo.

There were a few nice small moments (A.A., Scott assuring Liam he's still learning, etc.) but god this episode was boring.

There was just no goddamn reason at all to make that second orderly so rapey. Ugh. I could even put up with the rest of the scene, but that was over the line for me.

Teen Wolf! I was worried we'd lose coverage this year after it nearly wobbled last year.

Can we request this get weekly coverage? I am going to petition for that.

It's an absolutely charming song.