All I can think about now is the Ifrit scene from American Gods.

A deadly *SEXY* weapon.

I can only hear this in Tracy Jordan's voice.

"Do the WORM!"

You never read Phil Dyess-Nugent's Teen Wolf reviews, I take it?

She feels kinda like a blend of Karen Gillan and Jenna Coleman lookswise.

Would it be the worst?

Perhaps Deucalion's in the mix this season as well? That could… vaguely explain Aiden. I feel like they could do something where three different people formed an alliance to be the Benefactor and they each contribute a name of someone they lost.

Our inappropriate scarf quota will have to remain unfilled too. :(

I think the origin of the money wasn't so much the issue but how it feeds into the show becoming this weird heist-adventure teamup rather than the more grounded openings of previous seasons.

I felt bad too, but I honestly can't tell the difference between the two characters because they haven't been differentiated much at all.

That's not really defending the episode though, that's blaming the viewers for having decent expectations.

I heard she controls the weather and wrote the screenplay to Glitter!

I don't know.

Trigger warnings exist for a reason.

Danny: "Well… I was kinda holding out for the hot twin thing and that doesn't look like it's going to happen so…"

He is the nogitsune of AV Club writers.

I'm both relieved and disappointed by that. I had a theory that Stiles would be purged of the nogitsune and it would be revealed that he really did have a terminal illness and that the spirit was simply exploiting it. Cause like. OW.

This was a much better stab at exposition-flashback than the Derek/Peter episode in 3A. For one thing, this one actually answered a nice chunk of questions we had and Tamlyn Tomita can carry the interstitial scenes in a way that Adelaide Kane really, really, couldn't. The Nogitsune was honestly terrifying in how it…

Also, that demographic seems to actually track things like character names and actions.