To be fair to the film, a lot of the characters are not in the second book, or barely mentioned.

@avclub-b6b8340f2234049af61e6b2b03c090b2:disqus  Very true. I think Teen Wolf does need some diversity, and I ignorantly forgot that TW is technically YA. Good call.

It took about half of the episode for Scott to even show up. Disappointing.

I remember reading an interview with Posey saying that he looks generic enough to play anything and how it was an advantage. He looks Italian or Mexican or Jewish or mixed. I'm pretty sure he stated he wasn't bothered by it.

It's a really nice theory and also rings very familiar, like we've heard something about it before.

Was she? I remembered her from season 1. I guess Lydia's family is the only one who we haven't spent time with.

Dammit O'Brien, we want to see YOU shirtless, not just Stiles!

I guess Peter's trying to resume to Alpha power. I feel like Peter's intentions or wants are clearly confused this season.

A bowl of Krave.

Crystal Reed alluded to one for 3b on Fashion Police, where she talks about her real-life break up with Daniel Sharman.

OOOOHHHHH! Someone else noticed that. I thought it was surprising that went past  Standards.

I love Allison Argent so much now. And Crystal Reed. Am I in the minority?

If there is ever a time when Hoechlin doesn't look hot, I'd be surprised. That be'd the biggest plot twist of all on Teen Wolf.

May I ask what you do not like about Callie's character? She's very much grown on me in many ways, but that could just be the performance?

Yeah, I got the joke. And I realize that my comment was phrased condescendingly unintentionally (and I'm sorry about that), but I think you brought up an interesting issue in my mind about how willing we are allowed to allowed to be manipulated in feeling sad for characters.

@avclub-7e72b5fe1ad8fd5b388a5260ba7c07fe:disqus Ugh, I assumed that Donna was supposed to be Maggie or something. Actually, I think Maggie is this weird hybrid of Donna and Pam from the Office overdosed on Ritalin.

See my problem with this comment is that the OCD aspect of Hannah's character on Girls is not done to make Hannah more sympathetic (or if it does, it largely failed) because Hannah's still terrible, but we understand more about her and her self-destructive nature. With The Newsroom, a child had to die for Maggie to…

And they say you can't read sarcasm in print.

I want Cora to just hook up with Stiles so the fandom EXPLODES. That's really all I want.

This is … unfortunate? On the other hand, despite her Ayn Rand love, she come across as quite intelligent in her more detailed interviews.