Episode Name:A Promise To The Dead
Air date:9/1/2014
Summary: Scott and his Pack begin a dangerous battle against an old enemy
On tonight’s new episode of “Teen Wolf,” we are basically going to get another example of when the show giving us something that is actually pretty sweet. Why doesn’t that happen more often? Well, it’s mostly a byproduct of this show having an enormous body count, and you usually do not get moments like these as a result.
With that being said, there is another interesting reason to ask questions about this scene right now: Is this an indication of some bad things to come later? We certainly wouldn’t doubt it, since this scene with Scott (Tyler Posey) and Kira (Arden Cho) could be giving us a reason to smile before the show gives you a reason to tear up.
Air date:9/1/2014
Summary: Scott and his Pack begin a dangerous battle against an old enemy
On tonight’s new episode of “Teen Wolf,” we are basically going to get another example of when the show giving us something that is actually pretty sweet. Why doesn’t that happen more often? Well, it’s mostly a byproduct of this show having an enormous body count, and you usually do not get moments like these as a result.
With that being said, there is another interesting reason to ask questions about this scene right now: Is this an indication of some bad things to come later? We certainly wouldn’t doubt it, since this scene with Scott (Tyler Posey) and Kira (Arden Cho) could be giving us a reason to smile before the show gives you a reason to tear up.
One thing that you do have to remember here comes in the way of history. In season 3, the penultimate episode was when we lost Allison Argent, and “Game of Thrones” has made killing people off in this episode into something incredibly trendy. With that in mind, we’re definitely afraid about what is going to happen tonight, especially for another simple reason: There is very little information out there about the finale. There hasn’t been much in the way of a synopsis released, the episode title has been kept a secret, and the only real tangible information is that the episode runs for around 75 minutes, including commercials. It’s at least going to be a pretty powerful way to wrap up the series, which won’t be returning for almost a year afterwards.
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