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Teen Wolf -- I am more of a casual user, so I need to ask those of you who pay more attention than I do: what does it mean that Scott's eyes are starting to glow red?
Edit - I mean, obviously I know that he's evincing alpha-like tendencies, what with acquiring Isaac into his pack and all, but I don't think all the alphas in the alpha pack glow red, do they?
Yeah, all the alphas we've seen have red eyes. I'm kind of surprised that just Isaac looking up to him would be enough to start making Scott an alpha, though once Boyd believed Derek was dead and started following his lead too it would make more sense.
We asked the writer of Sharknado some very serious questions
"Honestly, I don’t understand why people are so perplexed by this concept. The logic is undeniable."
Bwahahaha!
Ah, well, now we’re into the larger philosophical issues of the film. What does it say about humans that when poor displaced sharks are ravaged by nature’s uncaring fury we try to kill them with chainsaws? I think we need to take a good long look in the mirror over that one.
I think they broached Alpha Scott (pack of humans or pack of one) in at least season 2--I guess it's biologically reflected now.
I just started watching Continuum. Any fans of the show? So far I'm enjoying Rachel Nichols, but the rest of the show hasn't really grabbed me yet.
I think they broached Alpha Scott (pack of humans or pack of one) in at least season 2--I guess it's biologically reflected now.
Well, he was clearly the center that tied that group of friends together, and their influence may well have helped humanize him and keep him from degenerating into the human liver-eating hobo variety of omega. But I gathered that it would require actual werewolves in one's pack to gain the characteristic boost in supernatural power.
I've been watching, sj. I think it's gotten more interesting as its gone on.
But didn't someone wolf-savvy call him an alpha in season 2? Or maybe I'm misreading a "you're not his alpha, Derek, stop being an ass" convo.
Fact is, if I could write the verse, Stiles would be his alpha, and human. Both things v. imp.
I quite enjoy Continuum. Good pickup on Syfy's part, if they're throwing their development eggs into fewer baskets. I think I like it more than Lost Girl because it admits its heroine is problematic.
Or am I just getting my "hump Roger" vibes all over everything? There's little moral high ground in the future, the present is just fighting for itself, and Vic is still the hottest thing in Hollywood North.
I like how beige its aura is, so to speak. And I really liked whatsername's partner from the future and what happened to her. I would like more Cigarette Smoking Man, I think, but that would probably be a problem for revealing the plot and whatnot.