Continuing to love Stiles and Lydia's platonic mystery solving bond. Boyd! :(

I went through exactly the same thing. Cory :(

I am still pretty interested in where the Stevie/Ben, Stevie/Lilly stuff is going. Ike's advisers were great. Sad to see no Judy Silver.

That was awesome

A lot of California high schools don't have lunch rooms because the weather is so nice they can get away with having outdoor tables 95% of the time. This makes it nice in that social isolation is less obvious.

I was pretty much 100% the good kid in my high school, but I was basically friends of friends with people more in the "freak" camp and I lived only 3 blocks from school, which meant I got a lot of interaction with different groups.

Pretty sure Danny's last name is Mahealani. Apparently it was visible on his lacrosse equipment in Season 2. At least according to the wiki.

California Bay Area.

Apparently 54 was mostly torn up in the editing room. I have heard the orignal cut is pretty good as there was a ton of character development/plot lines torn out (though I have not seen it myself to verify this statement)

I have seen that movie way more times than healthy, I love it so. Unfortunately it also caused me to see a bunch of other Matthew Lillard films due to my residual love. That was not good.

I didn't know prisoners still clean highways. All of the highway cleaners I have ever seen are youth groups and volunteers. Interesting.

Yeah, that is what happened.

I did love most of the character beats (as long as I handwave the big fight and the choppy story structure). The Scott/Stiles scenes were great, the Scott/Issac scenes were great, the Scott/Allison scenes were good, Stiles/Lydia talking out the mythology pointed towards what I hope is a good team up, Peter was fun and…

The time warpy thing was interesting, but I agree that it didn't quite work. Plus I highly doubt that anyone whatsoever thought that Derek was dead so that was a bit strange.

I reject this reality and substitute my own.

LIES LIES LIES

And he was great in Hard Core Logo.

Yeah, I am super interested in where that plot is going as well.

Oh, yeah she was! I had forgotten about that film. 

I liked how James Marsden's character was basically a human version of Superman. He can even fly (in a plane)