I think the storylines with the hunters actually prove that theory correct, but also suggest that it comes only after a long learning curve of murdering teen wolves just for being teen wolves.

I honestly don't get the assumption that just because people are okay with black gay teens, they would also be totally okay with knowing that cannibalistic wendigos and lizard monsters exist. It's like the weird brother of "if gay marriage, then marrying your horse is obviously next."

Speaking as a bisexual? I don't feel "baited" by a character thinking for half a second about whether he might like boys, and then going back to kissing a girl. I think it's great that the show portrays questioning their sexuality as something that shouldn't be threatening for straight boys. It would be great if…

It's always so weird for me to read your reviews because even when I myself am critical of an episode, it's almost always in a completely different way than you are, and your criticism almost always ends up baffling me because it's so completely the opposite of my own. Or like we're sort of on the same track, but in…

I get why people have problems with a Lydia/Parrish relationship, even with Lydia being a legal adult. An 18-year-old in high school (even one filled with monsters) is still miles away in terms of knowledge and life experience from a man in his mid-20s who's on the second leg of his adult career, and that's an…

Because most of the people accusing the show of "queerbaiting" are a part of the gay community and not straight female fanfic writers upset that their ship didn't happen. Uh-huh.

She was bleeding out from a gut wound, not paralyzed.

Deaton wasn't actually sure mountain ash would stop the kanima. It was a theory that was never tested because Derek made Stiles break the line before Jackson tried to get out, so it might just be a kanima trait.

I don't know about that. Jamie Kennedy lived for a movie and a half.

I can't wait for them to introduce time travel!

Dude, you decided to post your opinions on a message board. I responded by engaging with your comment in a way that assumed you actually cared about the issues you clearly cared enough about to complain about on a public forum. You responded with a dismissive sigh, and I responded with an equally dismissive reply. Now…

Sorry the themes of a show made for teenagers are too exhaustingly complex for you.

Scott isn't the most special, most important person in the world. He's an alpha, which is the highest level of the werewolf hierarchy but in no way unique to him, and he's a true alpha, which is rare, but it's a classification he earned by being a good person who wants to help people. There was a whole season…

I can sort of see why she was confused, because the house was having either aftereffects of the villain being there or else experiencing some other sort of phenomenon that will come into play later in the season (the demagnetized magnets, the clocks, the earthquake). But he wasn't shown lurking at the house when Scott…

Your idea of "basic logic" is really different from mine.

That's not really what they did with Malia. There are no obfuscating details in her story, unless it turns out the desert wolf is dead and not really her mom and that whole investigation was for nothing.

Yeah, he left between seasons to do the Originals. They didn't really explain where Isaac ended up, but the last time he was onscreen he was going with Chris Argent to leave the nogitsune box with some Argents in Europe, so I think we're supposed to assume he's now an American werewolf in Paris.

Isaac isn't just as dead as Allison, because he is alive. He's just as dead as Jackson.

Thank you! I kind of want to clutch your hands and weep at finding that I'm not alone.

Jackson's bio parents were established in season 2. Erica's dad was the insurance agent or something who handled their case after they died. It was mentioned in the detention episode. I know he was adopted, which is why I said it would be a double-dad fakeout—his adoptive father and then his presumed bio father would…