(Janitor morphs into werewolf, snatches a kid and runs off)

I really hope that they're prevented from even indirectly interacting with the mountain ash, otherwise mountain ash really loses its bite. During that scene I was gesturing wildly at the table behind scott that he could have used to give Dr. D something to stand on

His save-the-day entrance reeked of bad writing, up to pointlessly shooting the rope so that the trauma victim would fall several feet onto a hard surface. Not wondering why Scott was there (I'd assume he was the killer) was a pretty big oversight.

eh, I thought she was being way too annoyingly flippant about the whole thing. It's kind of like she didn't grasp the seriousness of the situation while Stiles was running around desperate.

Boyd's life was a stray observation.

2) I think this is purely teen wolf going for the twilight/50 shades demographic.

With a 2 page essay explaining why what they did was wrong. But they get time off for good behaviour

5. I imagine Supernatural style - hex bags equivalent?

(shrug) eminent domain?

that scene of her overpowering the cop in the interrogation room was very visually impressive. Appreciation for this show goes higher and higher.

I think a great season two finale would be either Alec or someone else killing Julian, partly because he's annoying me, but just an enormous shift in the status quo of future events that seeing any fallout would be very interesting.

ha was doing dishes and for some reason I just assumed they were referring to someone else

I just burned through this show in the weekend and I was pleasantly surprised. Everytime I hear of a tv show using time travel I usually brace myself, but damn if continuum doesn't fully explore and play around with all the concepts.

I see where you're coming from. I imagine the the death of the last overlord might make them wary, and the volm would protect them from more major offenses, but it's just surprising the new overlord karen taking so much time and effort for them if she has to monitor half a continent

that's terrible that they had to write her out like that, as I'm sure there were so many other ways. Hell put her in some sort of after alien birth coma, but don't completely change the story so that her absence is the main focus

If I had to guess her infection time, it would be at the hospital during season 2 after her boyfriend was eaten. She became pretty calm after coming back from off-screen.

I'm in America, if there's anything the last 60 years have taught us is that there's no reason too arbitrary and nebulous to have a battle to the death for. Plus those wishy washy grades are a sad side effect of my liberal art school days.

@The_Primordial_Dr_Zoidberg:disqus  I would argue that the group that actually does participate in murder and terrorism to be objectively worse.

I do think that on some level they're to be praised for it. It's easy enough to care about politics, to feel angry at the way the world is, easy enough to talk about it. It's quite another thing for people to give their lives to a cause and do all the legwork necessary to achieve it.

I liked that scene, except that it was frustrating to keep adding points to the "kill all vampires" column. "We think of you all as just food" and such