The August 18 episode of ‘Teen Wolf’ finally revealed the identity of The Benefactor, but one huge question remains: what, exactly, is Deputy Jordan Parrish?
Given that we only learned the first name of Deputy Jordan Parrish (Ryan Kelley) midway through Season 4 despite the fact that he was introduced in Season 3B, it’s difficult to imagine that we’ll learn the specifics behind his supernatural status any time soon. Indeed, on the Teen Wolf after show Wolf Watch, creator Jeff Davis admitted that we won’t find out until Season 5! But that doesn’t mean we can’t speculate.

The Benefactor’s identity was unveiled on the Aug. 18 episode of ‘Teen Wolf,’ and it’s totally not who you’re thinking.
Beacon Hills went up in flames on the Aug. 18 episode of Teen Wolf. The identity of the Benefactor was revealed, Lydia (Holland Roden) discovered new information about her grandmother and Deputy Parrish (Ryan Kelley) joined the club of supernatural creatures.

The Aug. 4 episode of ‘Teen Wolf’ featured emotions running wild and the spread of a deadly virus!
Teen Wolf went darker than ever on the Aug. 4 episode. Beacon Hills was hit with a new killing machine, Malia (Shelley Hennig) found out her true identity and one couple experienced major heartbreak.

In the July 7 episode of ‘Teen Wolf’, we meet a new werewolf teenager, a new supernatural creature altogether, and Stiles talks about Scott’s butt again. Full recap of ‘Muted’ below!
The July 7 episode of Teen Wolf went back to basics — to werewolf teenagers, to lacrosse, and to mortal peril. (Not that our intrepid heroes have ever really left the stage of mortal peril.) In “Muted,” we meet newcomers Liam and Garrett and the creepy mouthless dude from the trailers that is likely working for The Benefactor. Furthermore, a new supernatural creature is added to the Teen Wolf roster, and, as ever, there are homoerotic undertones ahoy!

On the June 30 episode of ‘Teen Wolf,’ we learned a little more about the dynamic between Kate and Derek, between Stiles and Malia, and between the Hales and spectacularly bad luck. Full recap of ‘117’ below!
The June 30 episode of Teen Wolf was a biggie. In it, Kate Argent returned in a big way as she seduced a young Derek once more into getting what she wants, and we all exploded with feelings for Derek Hale. We also learned a little more about Stiles and Malia’s relationship, about Scott’s power as an Alpha, and exactly how much of the supernatural Sheriff Stilinski can tolerate before needing to be carted off to Eichen House himself. Full, GIF-packed recap of “117” below!

Season 4 of ‘Teen Wolf’ premieres on June 23, and with it, will there be a love triangle centered around Dylan O’Brien’s Stiles Stilinski? Can fans expect Stydia, Stalia, or even some Sterek? Read on for spoilers from the premiere!
Teen Wolf Season 4 premieres on June 23, and we literally could not be more excited. Werewolves, werecoyotes, werejaguars and weremiscellany aside, could there be a potential love triangle happening between Lydia (Holland Roden), Stiles (Dylan O’Brien), and Malia (Shelley Hennig)? Read on to hear what we thought about the premiere and tell us what ships you’ll be sailing for Season 4!

‘Teen Wolf’ creator Jeff Davis has revealed that Daniel Sharman, who plays Isaac Lahey, may not appear in Season 4 of everyone’s favorite supernatural teen drama! Read on to find out why.
We’re basically in a state of constant mourning over here. The mirrors are covered and all we wear is black. Teen Wolf creator Jeff Davis spilled in an interview on March 25 that Daniel Sharman has also asked to leave the show. Read on to find out why Daniel is choosing to leave, what Jeff’s plans are for writing Isaac Lahey out of the show, and mourn with us!

For those of you still hurting over the loss of Crystal Reed’s Allison Argent, ‘Teen Wolf’ creator Jeff Davis has spoken out about his reasons for killing her — but fans may still be unsatisfied by his answer!
We hear you, Teen Wolf fans: we know that many of you are still unhappy not necessarily with Crystal Reed’s choice to leave the show, but with Jeff Davis’ choice to write her out by killing her instead of any myriad of other creative options. However, Jeff has finally spoken out about the choice, and while we see where he’s coming from, we’re still kind of — and forever — bitter about it. Read on to find out his justification for killing off the beloved Allison Argent, and tell us if you agree with him!

Of the many deaths that have happened on MTV’s ‘Teen Wolf,’ the death of Allison Argent has had the largest impact on fans of the hit supernatural teen drama. In response, MTV has launched a memorial website to honor the fallen hunter.
Death is kind of a theme on the once-campy supernatural teen drama — after all, on the Teen Wolf after-show, Wolf Watch, host Jill Wagner keeps a running tally of all the deaths throughout the season. After the death of Allison Argent (Crystal Reed), however, fans were totally devastated — and rightly so. In response, MTV launched a memorial website for our fallen warrior princess.

Fans were shocked after the March 17 episode of ‘Teen Wolf’ killed off one of its core characters. It was revealed after the show aired that the actor playing this character wanted to be written out, but was their death really the best way to do it?
Another post-Moonday, another heavy heart. Jeff Davis, why do you wound your fans so? In the most shocking — and pointless — death of the series’ run, a fan favorite and core cast member was stabbed through the stomach by one of the “Oni” — the dark henchmen now controlled by the nogitsune with Stiles’ (Dylan O’Brien’s) face. In an exclusive post-mortem interview with Entertainment Weekly, the actor that was killed off revealed that they actually wanted to be written out of Teen Wolf! But was the best way to honor their wishes (and their character’s memory) to kill them off? We think not. See below for who was killed off, why I think it shouldn’t have happened, and what else the actor had to say about their departure — but beware of SPOILERS, obviously!

Our hearts are broken. We will never recover. On the March 17 episode of ‘Teen Wolf’ — ‘Insatiable’ — the major character death that the cast has been promising has finally happened — and it was awful.
It’s OK — we didn’t need our hearts. We were kind of hoping that the death that had been promised by creator Jeff Davis and the entire Teen Wolf cast had been a red herring, but nope. Nope. The threat was all too real. One of our beloved main cast bit the dust tonight, and it was as tragic as you might imagine. See below for our full recap and be sure to send your best wishes to the dearly departed!

‘DeVoid’ is possibly the craziest episode of ‘Teen Wolf’ we’ve seen yet! The nogitsune wreaked total havoc in Beacon Hills and Isaac and Derek became possessed and sought revenge for the fallen members of their pack.
“DeVoid” opens in the same way that many Teen Wolf episodes have done lately: with Stilinski family feelings. Papa Stilinski (Linden Ashby) pleads with nogitsune!Stiles (Dylan O’Brien) in Derek’s loft, telling him that if there is even a tiny bit of Stiles left in him, then he will turn himself in. It’s super sad. Stilinski cuffs him, but nogitsune!Stiles smirks and breaks through them easily.

On the March 3 episode of ‘Teen Wolf,’ ‘The Fox And The Wolf’ tells us everything that we could have ever possibly needed to know about the nogitsune possessing Stiles. Also, Derek wears a very flattering white t-shirt.
“The Fox and the Wolf” gave Teen Wolf fans viewers something they’ve been starved for: an explanation for all this nogitsune business. However, the writers may have overdone it with this infodump of a flashback episode. While we learned some very key information, such as the origin of the nogitsune and how it ties into the Nemeton, the episode definitely could have used some tighter storytelling. Read on for our full recap — and our ideas for all the information we would have liked to have been given if not for these lengthy flashbacks! 

On the Feb. 24 episode of ‘Teen Wolf,’ we see Stiles in a psychiatric hospital, we learn more about Malia, we see those two totally make out and it’s crazy sensual, and ‘Teen Wolf’ asks the question: are we ready for Stiles as a werewolf?!
The Feb. 24 episode of Teen Wolf — “Echo House” — finds us at Eichen House, a psychiatric hospital that Stiles (Dylan O’Brien) has decided to check himself into in order to try and keep everybody safe. I don’t think we need to tell you that this plan will prove to be wildly unsuccessful. However, Stiles does lose his v-card there! Possibly. It’s so hard to tell when Dylan O’Brien insists on keeping his shirt on at all times. For these brilliant insights and more, see below for our recap of “Echo House!”

Watch Tyler Posey get candid about the show’s most passionate ship.
Teen Wolf has been pretty hectic in recent weeks, what with the parade of Oni spirits marching through Beacon Hills, the big werewolf baby-daddy revelation, and the constant looming threat of imminent death. So when HollywoodLife.com caught up with the stars of MTV’s hit series in NYC, we naturally pressed on the most important issue plaguing season 3B: ‘Sterek!’

Plus, which member of the ‘Teen Wolf’ gang is secretly a dad?!
A bomb was planted somewhere in Beacon Hills on the Feb. 17 episode of Teen Wolf — an actual bomb, not a drama bomb, by the way — and Stiles (Dylan O’Brien) literally found himself in a race against time to save the day. Of course, the evening took a bit of a turn when we discovered that Stiles wasn’t trying to save anyone; his inner fox was merely creating chaos in order to feed! Ugh… teenagers can eat anything, can’t they?

Plus, what else is Kira hiding from the group? She’s as tiny as she is mysterious.We’ve already seen Stiles (Dylan O’Brien) lose his mind this season, but on the Feb. 10 episode of Teen Wolf, Beacon Hills’ most adorable dyslexic went the extra mile by losing himself, entirely. At least he made a new friend in the process — even if that “friend” was a horribly disfigured, riddle-spouting mental patient who only existed in Stiles’ twisted mind.