Before I watched this show I was really critical because of the name "Teen Wolf" to me it sounded so much like "Twilight, TVD" and such things (Which REALLY isn't my taste). But I am SO damn happy that I gave it a chance because this show proved me wrong pretty quick. Actually not long after I was already obsessed with the show! And I mean literally... When I first witnessed the show I could watch up to Season 4 Episode 9. And after that I had to wait like everyone else. But I watched episodes none-stop, I know it's crazy but I only had breaks when I needed to eat or toilet.
I actually noticed how a lot of people like me judge this show by it's name and therefor don't watch it! They think it's teenage-ish and childish. But they don't know what they are missing. They also don't know how wrong they really are.
Have any of you guys noticed how much Teen Wolf deals with pain and suffering? I mean like panic-attacks, supernatural hurting and things like that.
I mean most TV-Shows have emotional pain where characters lose someone they love. But physical pain suffering and sickness is rarely shown on screen.
Which leads me to the thought that Teen Wolf is actually pretty grown-up. Because showing these sorts of things gives a lot of depths to the show and it's characters.
I actually noticed how a lot of people like me judge this show by it's name and therefor don't watch it! They think it's teenage-ish and childish. But they don't know what they are missing. They also don't know how wrong they really are.
Have any of you guys noticed how much Teen Wolf deals with pain and suffering? I mean like panic-attacks, supernatural hurting and things like that.
I mean most TV-Shows have emotional pain where characters lose someone they love. But physical pain suffering and sickness is rarely shown on screen.
Which leads me to the thought that Teen Wolf is actually pretty grown-up. Because showing these sorts of things gives a lot of depths to the show and it's characters.
